American Minors league opens with 67 runs in three games
In Muscatine the American Minors of the Little League opened with 67 total runs across three games. Twins rally past White Sox 17-10 at Oak Park, several Twins players each collecting multiple hits while Dunlap earns the win. Yankees beat Angels 20-6 at Taylor Field with Erickson and Cooney collecting two hits apiece. Orioles defeat Athletics 11-3 at West Junior High as Beverlin notches the win. Rosenberg’s remains undefeated in the National division with a 6-4 win over Henry’s. Moose edge AFL-CIO 7-3 as Marshall notches win, and Thatcher Henderson’s tops Thatcher Glass 9-2. Senior League Stark Realty over Lumber Mart 8-1 at Tort Bruner Field with Rice fanning 14. Elks beat Wendling Quarries 9-2 behind Jim Macon one-hitter.
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Muscatine
Twins
White Sox
Oak Park
Hoys
J. Smith
D. Bartlett
D. Dunlap
J. Bright
K. Cannon
D. Smith
Joe Korte
Steve Relist
BBC
Cannon
Harold Blake Jr
Yankees-Angels
Yankees
Angels
Taylor Field
John Erickson
Yanks
Dave Cooney
Jim Babcock
Randy Duncan
Jelf Williamson
Scott MacLennan
John Williams
Orioles
Athletics
West Junior High
Wes Beverlin
J. Wolf
D. Ferriera
Rosenberg
Henry
Raymhond Danz
Ray Hubbs
Rod Hohenadel
Moose - Abl
Moose
Afl-Cio
Tom Flickinger
D. Brown
J. Kern
Ken Weggen
Tom Orr
Craig Marx
Mitch ‘Marshall
Moos
Larry Kaeding
Chuck Guck
Rhe Moose
Mitch Marshall
Vandygriff
Newcomb
Thatcher Henderson
Henderson's Garage
Thatcher Glass
Don
Tom Curtis
Doug Roelle
Rhe Thatcher
Henderson
Jeff Osborn
Dave Roelle
Steve Lee
Dave Wieskamp
Stark Realty
Ellis
Starks Lumber Mart
Stark
Lumber Mart
Tort Bruner Field
Hob Leech
Doug Calkins
Dave Rice
Curt Hetzler
Terrill
Foster
Rice
Leech
Viner
Hutton
Ele
Wendlie
Krieger Motors tops All-Stars in late surge for 9th win
Krieger Motors rallied with seven runs in the last three innings to beat the All-Stars 9 to 2 in Open Softball at Kent-Stein Park. Key blows included three triples by Krieger and a homer by Whitey Murdock, with John Robinson earning the win while Ev White and Fred Sander contributed for the losers.
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Krieger Motors
Wilton
AllStars
Merchants
Ina Mae
Henderson Drug
Krieger's
Henderson's
Kent-Stein Park
Henderson
May
Wilton Feed & Grain
Joel Murdock
Whitey
Wes Murdock
Whitey Murdock
John Marshall
Murdocks
Wes
Joel
Marshall
Keith Chapman
Denny Carpenter
Ron Tietze
Don Anderson
Red Reifert
Don Kurriger
Chapman
Krieger
S Garaze
Sonny Christoffergen
Cherokee Murdock
Larry Manley
Mike Kautz
Bill Beik
Wayne Schneider
John Robinson
Murdock
Iowan Spray Leads Buick Open First-Round Tie for Money
Iowan Spray from Indianola led the Buick Open with a 68 at Warwick Hills, toppling Julius Boros by one stroke on a day when 144 pros chased the $100,000 purse. Defending champ Tony Lema shot 71 as Ken Venturi and many stars battled to survive the cut.
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Iowan Spray
Buick
Grand Blanc
Mich
Steve Spray
Indianola
Iowa
Spray
Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club
Julius Boros
Jack Nick
Tony Lema
Ken Venturi
Mets End Pirates Streak Lead NL With Win
The New York Mets beat the Pirates to extend their streak to four games, tying the Chicago Cubs and gaining the NL lead. Ed Kranepool and Joe Christopher drove in two runs apiece as the Mets built an early lead before a late Pirates rally, with pitching by Tom Parsons preserving the win. The Dodgers and Braves also won, widening their standings, as St Louis fell behind. In the American League, Minnesota edged Boston 4-3.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
New ‘York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Suigeessey
Braves
Minnesota
Boston
Mets
Casey Stengel
Imden
Ed Ktanepool
Joe Christopher
Oread
Galen Cisco
Richochet
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Cisco
Larry Miller
International League games end with tight finishes
AP wire notes multiple minor league results after long games including Atlanta beating Toronto 2 1 in 11 innings and Seattle routing San Diego 5 0 while other matchups saw Tacoma Okla City Arkansas Indianapolis and Spokane Denver Spokane tied or decided with varying scores. Louisville and Vancouver posted scores with Hawaii and Salt Lake also in action.
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Atlanta
Toronto
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Rochester
Toledo
Tacoma
Okla City
Arkansas
Indianapolis
Seattle
San Diego
Vancouver
Hawaii
Spokane
Denver
Portland
Salt Lake
Drake Lettermen Fleet Officers Named at Drake
DES MOINES AP baseball player Dennis Nahnsan of Churdan is elected president of the Honor D club at Drake University. Other officers include Larry Schlotterbeck for track and etc. Don Cooper Wilton Conn track treasurer Greg Anders Cicero Ir football secretary Dan Thompson Creston football sergeant at arms.
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DES Moines
Dennis’Nahnsan
Churdan
Drake University
Larry Schlotterbeck
Charles City
Don’ Cooper
Wilton
Conn
Greg Anders
Cicero
Dan Thompson
Creston
Ma gallan es knocks out Cuadras in LA bout
In Los Angeles, Bernie Ma gallanes of 141 defeated Ernie Cuadras of 141 in the fifth round by knockout. The Associated Press reports a decisive boxing result from the event.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Bernie Magallanes
Ernie
Cuadras
San Diego
Sorenson Declares No Desire to Turn Pro Golfer
TEMPE ARIZ. Carol Sorenson, 22, Arizona State Univ senior, says she has no wish to become a professional golfer. She has balanced college and competition since age nine, winning junior events and earning fame as one of the nation’s prettiest women golfers while aiming to improve for future amateur success.
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Muscatine
Sorenson
Tempe
Ariz
Caral Sorenson
Avery
Arizona State University
Miss Sorenson
Ted
Janesville, Wis
Carol
USGA
Pinehurst
N.C
2 Year Pact for Oak Leafs Coach
Minnie Menard the Des Moines Oak Leafs general manager and coach in the International Hockey League has signed a two year contract. Team president Owen Fleming announced the deal and Fleming and Menard will attend the National Hockey League meeting in Montreal this weekend.
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DES Moines
Minnie [Menard
Des Moines Oak Leafs
International Hockey League
Owen Fleming
Major League Stars Deliver Varied Wins Across MLB
Ron Fairly of the Dodgers stroked three hits including a two run homer in the eighth to beat St Louis 11-10. Ken Johnson of the Braves hurled six innings for his fourth win after a late trade, Milwaukee routed San Francisco 10-3. In Nasville Dick Hutcherson led a NASCAR 200 race, averaging 71.4 mph in a 1965 Ford to win easily, with Ned Jarrett finishing second in a 1964 Ford and earning $600.
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Cardinals
Bob Skinner
Toio
Julian Javier
Dodgers
Wes Parker
Jim Gilliam
Ron
Fairly
Braves
Mathews
Bob Shaw
Ken Johnson
Mack Jones
Eddie Mathews
Bill Handl Y
Bob Bolin
Cincinnati
Rusty ‘Staub
Astros
Dan Nottebart
Hal Woodeshick
Deron Johnson
Reds
Woodeshick
Tommy Harper
Batiing
Ron Fairly
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Houston
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Hutcherson
Associated Press
Nahsville
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