Wapello Triumphs Over Louisa Muscatine In SES Semis
Wapello defeated Louisa Muscatine 12 to 2 as Marvin Swafford and Keith Messer led with two hits apiece. Rod Fisher earned the win while Swafford caught. Highland’s Rich Rice threw a no hitter to beat Columbus Community 10 to 0. Semifinals set for Monday at Columbus Junction with Mediapolis vs Winfield at 7 p.m. and Wapello vs Highland at 8:30 p.m. Finals Wednesday at Wapello.
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Land
Rich Rice
Columbus Community
Wapello
Louisa Muscatine
Indians
L M
Tom Lamp
Marvin Swafford
Keith Messer
Messer
Rod Fisher
Ron Steele
Fisher
Swafford
Rick Kent
Greg Hafner
Banville
Winfield
New London
Mediapolis
Columbus Junction
Highland Tangle
Quads Triumph In 18th Inning In Midwest League Night
Wisconsin Rapids and Decatur played marathon games with late rallies. The Quads won 7-6 in 18 innings after 14 scoreless frames, while Decatur edged Burlington 7-6 in the 19th. Clinton swept Waterloo 1-0 and 2-1 as Dubuque split with Quincy 4-3 and 8-7. Appleton defeated Cedar Rapids 7-1.
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Associated Press
Quad Cities
Decatur
Quads
Wisconsin Rapids
Wisconsin
Burlington
The
Bees
Clinton
Waterloo
Jim Palm
Dubuque
Quincy
Appleton
Cedar Rapids
Pospisil Shuts Down Wilton In One-Hitter Victory
Mount Vernon pitcher Ken Pospisil threw a one hitter to beat Wilton Junction in an Eastern Iowa Hawkeye conference game. Mount Vernon scored in the first, third, and fourth frames for a 4 to 1 win as Wilton’s three errors and five miscues hampered the Beaver offense. Marolf started for Wilton with Pagel and Lenker taking losses as Brenneman and Andrews provided key hits for the Mount Vernon lineup.
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Mount Vernon
Ken Pospisil
Wilton Junction
Iowa Hawkeye
Wilton
Beaver
Andy Zinger
Beavers
Ed Lawvell
Benny Marcis
Brenneman
Andrews
Steinberg
Marolf
R-H-E Wilton
Mt. Vernon
Pospisil
Ce— Bunn
Goodlove
Pagel
Lenker
Ryun Runs 3 53 2 Mile As Experiment Teases
Kansas standout Jim Ryun clocked 3 53 2 for the second fastest mile ever at the Coliseum Compton Invitational. He said he is experimenting while holding the world record at 3 51 3 and drew a crowd of 22 705 spectators.
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Los Angeles
Kansas
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Bellinger Wins Cycle Final
Harry Bellinger of Muscatine won the short track motorcycle cycle final in Riverside Friday night. Thirty riders competed. Figgins leads year standings with 41, Bellinger 26, Brown 25, Brockett 15, Myers 14. Results list Figgins, Schafer, Jones in 100 cc and Bellinger, Brown, McCool in 250 cc. Grand final topped by Bellinger with Figgins second and Taber third.
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Riverside
Harry Bellinger
Muscatine
Levents
Ron Figgins
Bellinger
Eugene Brown
Des Moines
Roman Brockett
Taylor Ridge
John Myers Jr
Davenport
Figgins
James Jones
Burlington
Eugene Johnson
Rock Island
Kimball leads St Louis women's invitational after first round
Judy Kimball tops the leaders with a two under par 67 at Norwood Hills, aided by 21 putts. Defending champ Kathy Whitworth sits second with a subpar 3 under 69. Judy Torluemke is third at 69 and Carol Mann is fourth at 71. the event features 5,811 yards of Norwood Hills layout.
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ST. Louis
Judy Kimball
Kathy Whitworth
St. Louisan
Judy Torluemke
Phoebus Extends Shutout Streak With 120 Win
Orioles rookie Tom Phoebus improved to 4-1 with his third straight shutout, a 1-0 win over the Senators. He struck out five, walked seven, allowed five hits, and left runners on base in every inning while Frank Robinson drove in five runs with a homer and a double. Boston, Detroit, and California also won as the pennant races heat up.
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Orioles
Washington
Robinson
Frank Robinson
Andy Etchebarren
Oriole
Willie Horton
Detroit
New York
Kaline
Horton
Tigers
Joe Sparma
Dave Wickersham
Lew Krausse
A's
Chicago
White Sox
Krausse
Tommy Ageé
Billy Pierce
Krauss
McGlothln
Jim McGlothlin
Twins
Angels
Vic
Reds
Tony Perez
Pat Jarvis
Deron Johnson
Tommy Helms
Ritchie
Art Shamsky
Leo Cardenas
Don Pavletich
Floyd Robinson
Baseball Schedule With Standings and Scores
Today's games include Atlanta at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis N Philadelphia at Houston N Pittsburgh at Los Angeles N New York at San Francisco 2 Sundays games Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at Houston Pittsburgh at Los Angeles New York at San Francisco 21 Mondays games Chicago at Philadelphia N Los Angeles at Atlanta Houston at St Louis N Only games scheduled Boston 2 Cleveland 1 Detroit 9 New York 5 Baltimore 12 Washington California 2 Minnesota 0 Kansas City 6 Chicago 4 Innings California at Minnesota Kansas City at Chicago Boston at Cleveland Washington at Baltimore N Detroit at New York N Kansas City at Chicago 2 Washington at Baltimore Detroit at New York 2 Baltimore at California N Detroit at Kansas City N Cleveland at Minnesota twi light Washington at New York N
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Atlanta
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore, N
Associated Press
National
Pet
G.B
Houston Ata
Detroit Resess
bGeweles
Kansas
Braves
Hank Aaron
Industrial Loop Games Ended By 10-Run Rule
Kent Feeds and Home-O-Nize No 1 dominated Industrial League Friday night at Weeds Park, each game ending early under the 10-run rule. Kent Feeds beat Heinz 16-5 in six innings as Denny McClure pitched a four-hitter, Beals homered and doubled, and McClure, Reifert added two hits apiece. Home-O-Nize No 1 defeated Thermice 11-1 in four frames with Ed Dora, Larry Terrill each getting three hits, Louie Terrill homering, and Gary Seright winning on the mound.
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Kent Feeds
Thatcher Glass
Weeds Park
Kent’s
Heinz
Denny McClure
Thatcher
Gary Seright
Bob Redfeather
Ed Dora
Larry Terrill R
Manley
Strong
Seright
Ev White
Louie J Terrill
Reds Rally Past Braves On Pinson's Late Hit
Cincinnati tops Atlanta 5 4 with Vada Pinson driving in the deciding run in the 11th after Jay Ritchie stranded the tying run in the ninth. Joe Torre, Hank Aaron, and Don Pavletich featured for Atlanta, while Lou Brock homered for St Louis and Steve Carlton spun a three hitter for the Cardinals.
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Helms
Cardenas
Pavietich
Ritchie
Jim Coker
Pinson
Joe Torre
Braves
Atlanta
Lou Brock
Steve Carlton
Cardinals
Chicago
Brock
Muscatine Muskies Rally to 6-2 Win Over Burlington
Ramer pitched a four hit, two walk victory while Leech delivered a crucial two run double for Muscatine. Burlington led 2-1 in the sixth before Muscatine exploded for five runs. Carbetts homer highlighted a pivotal seventh inning, and the Muskies added insurance as they defeated Burlington 6-2 at home.
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Muscatine
Ron Reifert
Harold Lloyd
Burlington
MHS
Ron Santo
Carlton
Don Kessinger
Cubs
Ted Savage
Harold Blake
Muskies
Burling
Soph
Ken Ramer
Harold
Bob Leech
Dissei
Rick O’daniel
Poin Leech
Doug Calkins
Dave Courtois
Buster
Ramer
Singi
Gary Lane
Ray Burman
Jim Carbett
Little League Schedule at Kent-Stein Park Next Week
Games listed in order for Nos. 12 Senior diamonds at Kent Stein Park with all games at 6 15 unless noted. Monday Carver Bandag versus HomeO Nize Biks versus Stark Poolebye Tuesday Cheri Top versus Lumber Mart Clark s versus Wendling
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Kent- Stein Park
Carver-Bandag
Homeo-Nize
Biks
Stark
Poolebye
Cheri Top
Lumber Mart
Clark's
Wendling
Muscatine
Poole Transfer
Elks
Stark's
Carver
Sanday
Honze
Afl-Cio
Henry’s
Henderson's
Thatcher
Dog ‘N’ Suds
Safley
Police
Buick
Beach
Gibson
Rosenberg
Henderson
Moose
Taylor Field West
Oak Park
Dodgers
Giants
Braves
Cubs
Cardinals
Pirates
Twins
White Sox
Indians
Red Sox
Orioles
Yankees
Swim Club Set To Begin June 7
The Muscatine Swim Club opens its summer program on Wednesday June 7 at Weed Park Pool with two practice blocks 1130 am to 1 pm for beginners and 5 pm for experienced swimmers. Judd Anderson will coach. 1967 club president Lowell Titus welcomes youths up to age 17 to join by dropping in during the scheduled times. For more information call 263-2315.
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Muscatine
Weed Park
Weed Park Pool
Judd Anderson
Lowell Titus
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