Standings Shuffle After Monday Night Baseball Action
Senior league standings shifted with Carver Bandag and Elks unbeaten while Muscatine Lighting led its division. Stark's Elks beat Stack Realty 10-6 as Wendling Lighting topped Wendling Quarries 6-5. Carver Bandag edged Cheri Top 5-4 at Kent Stein Park and Carlisle's Dog and Suds topped Don's Dog N Suds 10-6 amid a tight American Majors race.
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Carver-Bandag and Elks
Muscatine Lighting
Kent Stein Park
Buick
Carlisle‘s
Dog & Suds
Carlisle Sports Shop
Don's
Dog ’N Suds
Scott Latta
Pulliam
Campbell
Wookey
Patchett
Rack
Stevens
Peniston
Oberhaus
Rhe Carlisle
Jay Huff
Tom Cannon
Mike Walker
Rod Oberhaus
Carver-Bandag
Elks Veneers
Stark Realty
Poole Transfer
Home-O-Wize
Muscatine
Serene Lumber Mart
Clark
Wendling
Beeres Carver
Elks
Stark
Police Department
Carlisle
Gibson & Gibson
Beach Lumber
Carlisle's
Gibson's
Beach
Police
Majors at Kent-Stein diamonds clash in AFL games
AFL contests across three Kent-Stein diamonds feature Thatcher Glass against Moose, Rosenberg Agency facing AFL-CIO, and Henderson Chev-Olds meeting Henry's Bamburgers while Miners-Twins play Yankees at West and White Sox meet Athletics at Taylor. Seniors-Poole Transfer oppose Home-O-Nize at Kent-Stein with Park and Lumber Mart clashing Clark's Standard at No 2.
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Kent-Stein Diamonds
Thatcher Glass
Moose
Afl-Cio
Rosenberg Agency
Henry's
Bamburgers
Henderson
Miners-Twins
Yankees
West
White Sox
Athletics
Taylor
Orioles
Angels
Oak Park
Poole
Kent-Stein, Park
Lumber Mart
Clark
Tiant Accused of Illegal Hesitation Pitch in Indians Win
Cleveland right-hander Luis Tiant kept his winning run alive as the Indians beat Minnesota 2-1, despite controversy over an alleged illegal hesitation pitch. Tiant limited the Twins to two hits and extended his personal record to 4-0. The game featured back-to-back homers by Leon Wagner and Rocky Colavito for Cleveland, while other majors action included Detroit, New York, and Chicago wins.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Luis Tiant
Tiant
Don
Cleveland
Minnesota
Indians
Twins
Portland
Paige
Tiami
Satchel Paige
Boston
Frank Malzone
Birdie Tebbetts
Tebbetts
Tony Oliva
Don Mincher
Leon Wagner
Rocky Coravite
Jim Grant
Grant
Harmon Kille
Mullink Opens Lead In Jalopy Standings At Columbus Junction
West Liberty driver John Mullink leads the Jalopy circuit with 595 points after a 170 point margin. The make up race at Columbus Junction fairgrounds starts at 7 30 p m Thursday night, with officials led by Bob Dantremont releasing the latest tallies.
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Mullink
John Mullink
West Liberty
Columbus Junction
Louisa County Fairgrounds
Bob Dantremont
Mississippi Valley Speedway Club
John Mass
Iowa City
Mark Mosier
Washington
Dick McClure
Bur
Ed Rohde Wins Iowa Archery Crown
Muscatine archer Ed Rohde earned overall honors at the Iowa state archery tournament in Des Moines after weekend competition. Other top competitors included Bob Hamilton of Des Moines who repeated as men's free style amateur champion and Doreen Wilbur of Jefferson who retained her women's free style amateur title.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Muscatine
Ed Rohde
Bob Hamilton
Doreen Wilbur
Jefferson
Red Sox Open Season Sunday at Ot Tugawa
The Muscatine Red Sox begin their 35th season at 2 30 p m Sunday at Ot Tugawa with a 2 1 split last year against rival teams. Players depart from Grandview Avenue and Bond Street at 11 a m for the early season games including Oquawka Til Here June 16 Lowden June 19 and Lowden July 3. Free admission for home games and an independent schedule are planned. joining the Cornbelt circuit failed as the Iowa Illinois league is not operating this summer.
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Muscatine
Red Sox
Oquawka
Til
Lowden
Sox
Iowa-Illinois
Simpson breaks British mile record at White City
Alan Simpson clocked 3 56.68 to set a British record in the mile during the British Games at White City Stadium in London on Monday.
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London
Alan Simpsson
White City
Minor League Scores From Associated Press
International League Jacksonville 5 Toronto 4 Columbus 12 Rochester 7 Syracuse 6 Toledo 4 Pacific Coast League Portland Arkansas 1 Vancouver 6 Denver 5 Oklahoma City 7 Spokane 6 10 innings Tacoma 11 Indianapolis 7 Salt Lake 5 Hawaii 4 San Diego 8 Seattle 3
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Jacksonville
Toronto
Columbus
Rochester
Syracuse
Toledo
Portland
Arkansas
Vancouver
Denver
City
Spokane
Tacoma
Indianapolis
Salt Lake
Hawaii
San Diego
Seattle
Cepeda Sent Back to Frisco for Treatment
New York AP report says San Francisco Giants first baseman Orlando Cepeda returned to San Francisco for further knee treatment after re injuring the right knee in spring training. Dr Harrison McLaughlin, who operated last December, ordered no exercise and called for continued rest, making a full season uncertain. Jim Clark then won the London Trophy Formula 2 race at Crystal Palace in London.
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NEW York
San Francisco Giants
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Cepeda
Herman Franks
Harrison McLaughlin
McLaughilin
Clark
London
Jim Clark
Crystal Palace
Unclear sports card with scattered matchups and venues
Fragmentary schedule notes show teams like Los Angeles Philadelphia Milwaukee Chicago and Cincinnati St Louis with multiple N markers. Reads as disjointed listing of games and venues with Wednesday references and scattered city pairs.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Houston
Pittsburgh
Philaphia
San Fran
New York
W. L. Pet
Wok Pet. G
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston Philaphia
Washington
Ibe
Kansas ‘City
Boston
Kansas City
Open Leagues Set Up Showdown As Leaders Split
Krieger Motors and Wilton dominate with 9-1 and 7-0 wins, pushing a top two clash tonight at Kent Stein Park. Ina Mae's, May's, and Krieger’s earlier results shape a tense Open Softball tilt as Jody’s Corner Merchants, Henderson Garage, and Mac’s Fuel appear in the standings.
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Krieger Motors
Wilton
Jody's
Henderson Garage
Tna Mac
Ina Mac
Krieger
May
Kent Stein Park
Willon
Ina Mae
Wield
Snead Enters Toronto Canadian Open Return
Toronto AP Sam Snead a three time Canadian Open winner enters this year’s championship at Mississaugua course July 14 27. The 53-year-old White Sulphur Springs West Virginia veteran won his first Canadian Open on the same course 26 years ago.
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Toronto
Sam Snead
Mississaugua
White Sulpher Springs
W.va
Indians edge Twins 2 1 as Tiant pitches two hitter
Major League Stars report Luis Tiant of Cleveland pitched a two hitter and retired 15 straight batters as the Indians beat Minnesota 2 1 for their fifth straight win. Al Kaline of Detroit slugged two homers and a double, driving a 65 victory over the Los Angeles Angels.
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Associated Press
Luis Tiant
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota
al Kaline
Detroit
Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
Mulford Wins Church Opener In 1965 YMCA Southball
Mulford claimed the season’s first win with a 9 4 victory over First Baptist at Weed Park. Both teams had eight hits. Murdock and Morgan each doubled and homered for Mulford while Wagner Townsend Kistensmacher and Chapman added hits. Schreurs paced First Baptist with three hits, joined by Kurriger two and Cottrell one. Paetz also hit. Schreurs and Kurriger doubled as the los ing pitcher. Zion Lutheran game postponed due to Zion players graduating Muscatine High.
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Wendling
Muscatine
Wendling Quarries
Bruner Field
Marshall
Ferreira
Brucher
Hicks
R-H-E
J. Layne
Hank
G. Emilet
W. Hicks
Carver-Cheri
Carver-Bandag
Cheri
Kent-Stein Park
Cook
Morgan
Cheri Top
Birkhofer
Carver-Bandeg
Leuck
Fox
Loos
Ingstad
Carver
Norbert Loos
Mark Leuck
Gary Cook
John Morrow
Wilton
Ina Mae
Joe Murdock
Jerry Leaker
Keith Chapman
Jim Vastine
Whitey Murdock
Wes Murdock
Peters
West
Larry Richardson
Gary Minor
Don TeStrake
Larry Miller
Chapman
Mulford
Ymca Church
Dan Cottrell
Bill Paetz
Schreurs
Kurriger
Zion Lutheran
Lincoln Boulevard
Zion
Muscatine High
Hart introduces 1965 boxing bill for federal policing
Senator Philip Hart introduces a 1965 version of a boxing bill to place professional boxing under federal policing with a U S boxing commissioner. The measure would license boxers managers and matchmakers and require contracts and financial reports to be filed. Penalties include fines and prison terms for unlicensed activity and falsified reports.
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Washington
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Lewiston
Maine
Hart
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Office
U.S. Boxing Commissioner
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Stack Realty
Hayes Field
Doug Calkins
Stark’s
Weilerhauser
Leech
Stark's
Eeeevcaees
Gibson’s
Beach Gibson
Gibson
D. Hoerlein
M. Varney
Bill Fishburn
Mike Shea
Jim Whitmer
Mike Fuhs
Police-Buick Police Department
Chuck Naber
Danny Ziegenhorn
Jeff Fahy
Greg Buster
Gene LaRue
Rhe Police
Buick i
Ziegenhorn
Naber
J. Schleinz
Buster
Giants
Redlegs
Cubs
Taylor Field
Pat Cooney
Ray Estabrook
C. Snider
McDaniel
Braves
Uarry Bierman
Richard Payne
Gary McCleary
Floyd Smith
Dodgers
West Junior High
Henke
Aull
Cawley
Graham
Adams
Ridenoue
Reds
Danese
Lee
Woodhouse
Askam
Garrett
D. Watson
B. Hopkins
Cardinals
Irene Dodgers
Brew
Bob Lee
Joe Adcock
Dean Chance
Fred Talbot
Hoger Maris
Bobby Richardson
Skowron
Bill Skowron
Johnny Buzhardt
Eddie Fisher
Landy Koufax
Jim Lefebvre
Rott Fairly
Wally Moon
Frisco
Olor Ay
Bill Posten
Pogmoirg Sports
Yale
Chuck Mercain
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
Carman Cozza
Mercein
RH Na Mae
s-May
May Drug
John Robinson
Fanning
Wasson
Waggenknecht
Mike Kautz
Bill Reifert
Sonny Christofferson
Keith Grouwinkel
Larry Manley
Curtis
Childers
Snead
Schmidt
Sinclair Service
Ica
Grandview
U. S
Alaska
Northwestern Bell
Columbus Junction, Iowa
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