May's Grand Slam Sparks Muscatine Victory
Carlos May hit his first grand slam driving in five runs as Muscatine defeated Cincinnati. The article lists upcoming games across the majors with results from Monday and previews today’s matchups including Baltimore Oakland Detroit California Seattle and more, plus standings fractions for the American and National Leagues.
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Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
Seattle
Chicago
Kansas City
California
Washington
Kan. City
Cuellar
Odom
Hiller
Messersmith
Tiant
Pattin
Hannan
Bunker
Peterson
Boswell
Peters
Lonborg
Sweetroll May aims for hottest biscuit in May baseball scene
Chicago's Carlos "Sweetroll" May drives rising hype as his grand slam marks his brief major league debut. In industrial softball at Musser Park, GPC Muse defeats Muscatine Power and Water 16 to 6 with Schmoldt's grand slam and Wagner’s multiple hits leading the way. Kent Feeds beats Wonder Bread 3 to 2 behind John Gordy and Gary Naber's homer as Kent Feeds goes undefeated in the nightcap.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Chicago
Sweetroll Kid
Swinging May
Carlos
Sweetroll
May
Lee
Cincinnati
GPC
Kent
Musser Park
Gpc-Muse
Muscatine Power and Water
Schmoldt
Wagner
Battey
Kneer
Sinclair
Logel
Woolsey
R-H Muse
Power
Kent’s
Wonder Bread
Standard Oil
Keni
R-H . Kent
White Sox rally tops Red Sox as Carlos hits 11th homer
Chicago rookie Carlos Lee belted his 11th homer to cap an eighth inning rally, boosting his average to .407 and 29 RBIs in 38 games. Luis Aparicio praised his swing while Lee’s brother Lee Jr. played for Cincinnati, and Seattle's Mike Hogan homered twice in an 8-2 win over Cleveland.
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Chicago
Brother Lee
Reds
Carlos
Luis Aparicio
White Sox
Lee
RBLT
Seattle
Mike Hogan
Pilots
Cleveland
California
Cepeda Returns to Haunt Cardinals in Braves Win
Orlando Cepeda homered twice and tripled as Atlanta snapped a four game slide with a 6-3 victory over St. Louis. Cepeda, in his first St. Louis appearance since being traded for Joe Torre, also scored once and walked. Hank Aaron added a solo homer, his 12th of the season, moving to 522 career long balls.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Orlando Cepeda
St. Louis
Atlanta
Braves
Cepeda
el Birdos
Cardinals
Joe Torre
Torre
Busch Stadium
Henry Aaron
Ted Williams
Baseball card style games tonight across three divisions
Listing of Majors, Minors and Seniors games at Kent Stein Park and nearby fields with matchups including AFL-CIO versus Thatcher Plastic, Johnson Oil against Moose Lodge, Hendersons Chev Olds versus Rosenberg Agency plus Orioles versus Twin and Yankees versus Red Sox. Notes on Mets and Padres recent wins and key plays are included.
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Diamonds
Kent-Stein Park
Afl-Cio
Thatcher Plastic
Johnson Oil
Moose Lodge
Henderson’s
Chev-Olds
Rosenberg Agency
Taylor Field
West Junior High
Oak Park
Orioles
Twin
Angels
Indians
White Sox
Senators
Yankees
Red Sox
Elks Lodge
Poole Transfer
Carver- Bandag
Ina Mae’s
HON Industries
Open Golf Qualifying Turns Some Names Away
Golfers across the nation completed sectional qualifying for the U S Open. Jesse Snead Ken Still and Larry Hinson qualified among 29 for Houston starts while Gardner Dickinson Jack Fleck and Doug Sanders fell short. Arnold Palmer remained a question mark, still in sectional play for exemption. Hebert and Bob Duden led 53 qualifiers at Youghlingheny Country Club.
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Sheila Moran
Associated Press
Jesse Snead
Ken Still
Larry Hinson
Gardner Dickinson
Jack Fleck
Doug Sanders
Arnold Palmer
Snead
Still
Hinson
Champions Golf Club
Houston
Dickinson
Texas
Colonial Country Club
Fleck
Ben Hogan
Palmer
U.S. Golf Association
Youghingheny Country Club
Pittsburgh
Lionel Hebert
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
Hawkeye Breshears Highlight on Big Ten Baseball Team
Gary Breshears was the sole Iowa player on the Big Ten all conference baseball team with Minnesota dominating, placing three on the first team. Hawkeye Andy Jackson earned a second team berth, Dave Krull made the third team, and Iowa’s Breshears, Jackson, and Krull are the only Hawks acknowledged in the all conference lineup. Walseth Jenke Cosgrove headline Minnesota on the first team, with unanimous picks Walseth Morgan and Jenke.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Hawkeye
Gary Breshears
University of Iowa
Minnesota
Michigan State
Indiana
Andy Jackson
Dave Krull
Mike Walseth
Noel Jenke
Dave Cosgrove
Harry Kendrick
Walseth
Bruce Miller
Phil Morgan
Ohio State
Mike Baughman
Rick Miller
Morgan
Jenkel
Gopher
Dick Siebert
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Muscatine Journal
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Lynchburg
Seais
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Mike Nagy
Rico Petrocelli
Carl Yastrzemski
Hegan
Jim Hogan
Steve Whitaker
Steve Barber
Jim Bouton
Ken Harrelson
McLain
Jay Johnstone
Jim Freposi
Tom Murphy
Rudy May
Tigers
Killebrew
Bobby Cox
Duke Snider
Jim Katt
Twins
Bernie Allen
Frank Howard
Juan Rios
Royals
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Wapello
Danville
West Liberty
Mt. Vernon
Sonny Jackson
George Stone
Cecil Upshaw
Jerry Koosman
Mets
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Jerry Grote
Weis
Koosman
Bill Russell
Wes Parker
Andy Kosco
Bill Ludakis
Jim Lefebvre
San Diego Padres
Nate Colbert
Tommy Dean
Sanders
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