All-Sports Standings Mixup Scrutinized By Schools
The Little Six all-sports tabulations were corrected after Bettendorf, Muscatine, and Assumption were mislisted. MHS's fifth-place finish is affirmed, with Keokuk and Ottumwa also noted. Other items include softball game inquiries and track and baseball league notes, plus fishing tips from Dr. Blackswood.
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Teague
Bettendorf
Muscatine
Homer Weis
MHS
Gally
Burlington
Ottumwa
Rettendorf
Keotak
McKinley Hamption
Keokuk
Koufax Ties Up Night With 22nd Strikeout Victory
Sandy Koufax dominated the Phillies for a 63 victory, fanning 22 batters in a three hit game, moving the Dodgers within two of the NL lead. He raised his season total to 123 strikeouts in 101 innings, marking his fourth straight complete game win and a 10 2 6 10 stretch of K outs across four games.
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Mike Rathet
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Whiff King
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Koufax
Saya Koufax
Phils
Dodger
Tony Taylor
Taylor
John Callison
Roy Sievers
Jackie Davis
Dodgers
Ari Mahaffey
A's Top Hitter and RBI Man Lead AL Skew
Rookie Manny Jimenez of Kansas City leads the American League in batting while teammate Norra Siebern rises in RBIs. Siebern, acquired by the Athletics in the Maris trade, moves ahead of Detroit’s injured Al Kaline in runs batted in.
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New York S
Manny Jimenez
Kansas City
Norra Siebern
Siebern
Alicante
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
al Kuline
Detroit
Major League Stars Show Power In Busy Week
Wally Moon homered and singled driving in five, in a 6-4 win over Philadelphia as Sandy Koufax improved to 8-2 with 13 strikeouts. Kaline tops RBI leaders after a strong week. Cepeda drops, Mays boosts. In the NL Billy Williams holds a .298 average as Tony Gonzalez gains with 12-for-29.
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Wally Moon
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Sandy Koufax
RBI
Kaline
Stimpy Jimenez
Dominican Republic
Chuck Essegian
Cleveland Indians
Henaline
Tivide
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Oyed
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Willig Mays
Giants
Ventures Miss Open Qualifying As 7 Tours Today
Ken Venturi heads the list of notable omissions as qualifying for the U S Open at Oakmont begins across Memphis Cincinnati Dallas Kansas City Denver and Tacoma with 150 players vying for 50 berths. Sam Snead plus many top pros compete at Montclair and other locations as attendance and scores shape the field for the championship.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
Spartx Welter
Ken Ventures
Venturi
Wes
Oakmint
Duvie
San Francisco
Ero
Memphis
Bil Collins
Jim Ferree
Kel Nazle
Australia
Cincinnati
Dallas
Kansas City
Denver
Tacoma
Wash
Ejigaty
Montclair
N.T
Sam Snead
Hexelg
Rob Rosburg
Paul Harney
Phil Rodgers
Bobby Nichols
Stan Leonard
Tarl Steward
Mark Bleek
Don Fairfield
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Datroil
Atanta
Washington
D. C
America
Mineteen
Rob Zimmerman
Dayton
Labron Harris Jr
Slilhwater
Okla
Army
Orvile Moody
Stan Thirsky
Jim Tom Blair
St. Louis
Adrian Bigras
Ft. Lewis
Washy
White Sox Dominate Bears In Exhibition Win
The Chicago White Sox held Denver to seven hits and rolled to a 295 exhibition victory before 13,696 Monday night. They benefited from 10 walks and a wild pitch in the win.
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Denver
Chicago White Sox
Denver Bears
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The Associated Press lists leaders across American and National Leagues in batting, runs, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. notable names include Williams Cepeda Mays and Koufax with top marks in hits runs and strikeouts along with Pierce Purkey and Johnston leading decisions and efficiency.
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Associated
Gentile
Baltix
Cash
Detroit
Howser
Kansas City
Wood
Wickersham
Kansas
City
Donovan
Cleveland
Pascual
Minnesota
Ada
Baltimore
Liinal Leane
Snore
Williams
Chicago
Cepeda
San Francisco
Mays
Wills
Os Angeles
Koufax
Los Angeles
Johnston
Houston
Drysdale
Postponed Softball Games Due to Wet Grounds
Monday's Reslin Wiltons Moose and Cricket Club Blue Eagle games postponed because of wet grounds. Tonight's schedule at Oregon Field 7 30 weather permitting Drewrys vs Sehmid's Sports Charcoal Broiler vs Columbur Junction
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Reslin Wiltons Moose and Cricket Club
Blue Eagle
Oregon Field
Drewrys
Sehmid
Charcoal Broiler
Columbur Junction
Muscatine Quarterback Club Sets Wednesday Meeting
The Muscatine Quarterback club schedules a Wednesday evening gathering with a report on the club’s shindig. A slide show will present colored sides. Reserve for the 6 30 dinner by calling Ina Mae’s. permanent list members not attending should notify by Wednesday noon.
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Muscatine Quarterback Club
Val Ina Mad
Mennat
Ina Mae's
Wise
All-America Bowl Adds 4 Men to East and West Rosters
The East team added Wen dell Harris of LSU Jill Smith from Penn State and Jerry Brown of Mississippi to its roster while Phil Lohmann of Oklahoma was placed on the West squad for the second annual All-America football bowl game set for June 29.
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Louisiana State
Wendell Harris
Jill Smith
Penn State
Mississippi
Jerry Brown
Phil Lohmann
Oklama
Charlie Metro Named Head Coach of the Cubs
Charlie Metro, a longtime minor league manager of 15 years, is named head coach of the Chicago Cubs. Metro joined the Cubs this year after leading the Denver team in the American Association, AP Photofax.
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Charlie Metro
Chicago Cubs
Metro
Cubs
Denver
AP Photofax
Palmer Struggles to Break Sixty Thousand in Money List
Palmers earnings climb stalled as Arnold Palmer sits around fifty nine thousand, nine hundred eighty eight while Bill Casper Jr leads the PGA money list with ninety one thousand two hundred eight. Gary Player and Gene Littler hold spots with match figures and other pros, including Nicklaus and Nichols, shown in the Memphis event rankings.
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Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Tommy Bolt
Dick Mayer
Jerry Barber
Bob Goalby
Doug Sanders
Jack Nicklaus
Mike Souchak
Don Finsterwald
Doug Ford
Evie Monti
Jack Cupit
Gardner Dickinson
Billy Maxwell
Gay Brewer
Johnny Patt
Dunedin
Fla
Palmer
Professional Golfers’ Association
Bill Casper Jr
Casper
Memphis
Gene Lider
Lionel Herbert
Littler
Daily National Baseball Schedule Brief
Chicago at Los Angeles UNI. Fass City at Minnesota UN. Detroit at Boston iN. Stevelard at New York Nh. Washington at Baltimore iN. Wednesday’s Schedule Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Boston, Washington at Baltimore 18. Kansas City at Minnesota No. Chicago at Los Angeles UN.
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Maury
Wills
Hunt
Willie Davis
Tommy Davis
Dodgers
Mahaffey
Wally Moon
John Rasebdro
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Giants
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
Stan Williams
Don Drysdale
Earl Francis
Bob Friend
Jack Sanford
Billy O'Dell
Cubs
Bob Buhl
Wias
Cleveland
Indians
Vane Kees
Jim Grant
Army
Ralph Terry
Yanks
Grant
Terry
Yankees
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Washington
Baltimore
Associated Press
Kansas
Baltimvare
Bastot
San Francisco
Chicago WI
San Francisca
Pittburgh
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Artie Buchekier
Wilson
Roger Marell
Roger
Gruncey
Frank Fair
Kent Tralsa
Dan Y Big
Midwest Baseball League
Ed Walt
Kich
State College of Iowa
Jack Hamilton
Morning Sun
Cookie Hurler
Philies
Trank Wallen League
G. A. Blacks Wood
Tig Tres
Ino
Panlaaltor
Depl. & Vardis Advertising Co
Uy Box Ask Spring Garden Stadion
Tena
Los Angeles Dodger
Philadelphia Phillies
Ken Burkhart
A's
Tony Gonselea
Jim Genlile
Willy
Butch Baird
Galveston
Tex
Memphis Cantry Club
Linnie Hebert
Avi
Tay
Cary Middiecutt
Jackie Burke
Toe Adem
Don Whitt
Dave Ragan
Masonine Ttolph
Ark Wall
George Bayer
Bruen Crampton
Toe Cannybell Alway
Yellowstone
Fellowsome Distillere
Aemakky
Easbord
Tate
Davenport Dental Lab
Major League
OB Club
Dack Nicklaus
Mike Souvhak
Wendling
Moscow
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