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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1968

Page

10

Wilton Defeats Durant In Eastern Iowa Baseball Action

Wilton defeated Durant 7-1 as Ed Lawwell pitched a complete game. West Liberty fell to Solon 11-6 after Solon rallied with three home runs, led by Jerry Doyle and Jerry Kruzick.

Wilton Durant West Liberty Solon Iowa Hawkeye

Little League Slate for Week Major Division Schedule

The week’s Major Division games at Kent Stein Park list Monday through Thursday matchups for Diamonds Nos. 1 2 3 with Beach Lumber Muscatine Police Gibson and Gibson Safelys Sporting Goods Buick Garage Dog N Suds AFL CIO Rosenberg Agency Moose Thatcher Glass Hendersons Chev Olds Johnson Oil Co Buick Gibson Safelys Beach Dog N Suds Police Henderson Moose Thatcher AFL Johnson Rosenberg. Senior Division games cover Diamonds Nos 1 2 at Kent Stein Park with Lumber Mart Wendling Quarries Cheri Top Muscatine Lighting Clark’s Standard byes and several Tue Wed Thu pairings. Minor Division at Taylor West Junior High Oak Park Garfield School diamonds shows Cubs Astros Cards Giants Braves Pirates Dodgers Mets and other pairings through Thursday. From Ford to Chevy Hueytown Ala AP Bobby Allison quit Ford and will drive a Chevrolet Chevelle.

Kent-Stein Park Beach Lumber Muscatine Gibson Safely Beach Dog-N-Suds Police Henderson Moose Thatcher AFL Johnson Rosenberg Lumber Mart Wendling Quarries Cheri-Top Muscatine Lighting Clark Home- O Taylor West Junior High Oak Park Garfield School Diamonds Cubs Astros Cards Giants Braves Pirates Dodgers Mets Red Sox Senators Orioles White Sox Indians Yankees Twins Angels

Open League Softball Highlights at Kent Stein Park

Henderson's Elms defeats Elms 5 to 2 behind a 12 hit attack led by Eggenberg Calvert Streger and Houseman with Gary Houseman earning the win over Vern LaRuel. Elms muster two or three hits from Garvin Panther Conway Lloyd and Holliday. Crick's Dog N Suds tops Crick's 9-1 as Meeker throws a three hitter and Terrill Diller Dora lead with two hits each.

Kent- Stein Park Henderson Olds and Crick s-Elms Henderson’s Elms Eggenberg Calvert Streger Goddard D. Garvin Church Houseman Bender Gary Houseman Vern ‘LaRuel Garvin Panther Conway Lloyd Holliday R H Henderson Crick Dog N Suds Wayne Howell Terrill Diller Dora Carpenter Meeker Kemp Whitsel Saltz John Briggs Jim Steckman Tobias RH Crick

Wapello Tops Columbus In South Iowa Conference Game

Wapello exploded for nine runs in the third inning and defeated Columbus 100 in a South Iowa conference game halted by the 10 run rule. Fisher lasted five innings for Wapello with six strikeouts, while Porter had the lone hit for Columbus with a two-out single. The article also notes tennis and pro competition details surrounding a large crowd at the center court.

Wapello PARIS Columbus Sean Borotta Ing Manny Prac- Hibher Wapella Game Land Fisher Porter Tennis Center Boreira France Don. Hardin Winfield Friddy’s ABA Hal V. Steele Swafford Boulton Messer M. McConahay Barrick D. McConahay Huddle Rod Laver Ken Rosewail Arthur Rueckert Laver Abi Porter Pancho Gonzales Gabriel Los An- Williams Geles Meeker Rosewall Skubal Andres Gimeno Spain Hetmick Nancy Richey United States San An Howe Gelo Tex Billie Jean King Ann Jones Britain

Touted Pitchers for Red Sox in Two Games

Muscatine Red Sox set to field two touted pitchers in MVL games tonight and Sunday. Terry Williams of Davenport West High, drafted by the Red Sox, is the probable starter tonight against the Montrose Indians at 7 30 p m at Tom Bruner Field. Rod Jennings of Western Illinois is slated for Sunday’s 2 p m Bruner Field matchup with Mount Pleasant Merchants as Mount Pleasant beat Fort Madison in its only game.

Muscatine Red Sox Mil Terry Williams Davenport West High Montrose Indees Williams Boston Red Sox Tom Bruner Rod Jennings Western Illinois College Macomb Bruner Field Mount Pleasant Merchants Mount Pleasant Fort Madison Sox Ottumwa

U S Leads Davis Cup as Ashe Graebner Dominate Ecuador

In Charlotte a 2-0 United States Davis Cup lead over Ecuador was built as Arthur Ashe defeated Pancho Guzman 6-3 6-3 6-2 and Clark Graebner won 6-2 6-1 6-2 over Miguel Olvera. The doubles lineup for tonight was to be announced with Bob Lutz confirmed to play if Stan Smith cannot. Final two singles set for Sunday on fast indoor courts at the Charlotte Coliseum. Also Bristol race notes: John Mulligan set a national drag racing speed record at 226.60 mph in California.

Charlotte N.C Arthur Ashe Clark Graebner United States Ecuador Ashe Guzman Olvera Guayaquil U.S Bob Lutz Stan Smith Sacramento Calif Graebner Marty Riessen Charlotte Coliseum Bristol, Tenn John Mulligan van Nuys

Women Break Two Records in National Track Meet

Iowa Women's Track Club members set two national marks at the U S Track and Field Federation championships in Houston. Julie Hanefler cleared 5 feet 1 inch in the high jump to beat the previous record, and Kay Bruce jumped 17 feet 11 inches in the long jump to eclipse the old gold mark. Other finishers included Connie Knott fourth and Meg DeWall fifth in the 220 yard dash, Gwen Hoekstra tied for fifth in the high jump, Sara Beckord fifth in the 440, Brenda DeWall second in the long jump, and Julie Hanefler tied for third in the long jump.

Houston, Tex Iowa United States Track and Field Federation Julie Hanefler Kay Bruce Ers Connie Knott Meg DeWall Brenda Deal Gwen Hoekstra Sara Beckord Brenda DeWall Julie Haenfler

Adigue Retains Orient Light Title in Manila Bout

Pedro Adigue of the Philippines, age 135, outpointed Hidemo ri Tsujimoto of Japan, age 134, in Manila to retain the Orient light weight title.

Manila Pedro Adigue Philippines Hidemori Tsujimoto Japan Adigue Orient

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Wilton Durant Ed Lawwell Durant Wildcats Beaver Gruemmer Meincke Beavers Marty Lange Scott Shuger Neil Rabedeaux Ken Schlapkohl Arp Ken Mount Vernon Rbi Allgood Beinke Lawyell P Yoo Ai Lange Marolf Shuger Rabedeauxs Sellers Nopoulos Norton Bill Dich Wirth Schapkohl Tss Wilson Petersen Meinche Wulf Jehle Atp R-H Wilton Comets Liberty Jerry Doyle Jerry Kruzick Jerry Baxter Mark Leonard Ford Chevy Hueytown Ala Bobby Allison Ford Factory East Fourth Street Miguel Olvera Dragster Mark Set Coleman Teal Cepacol Workhorse Stiles Drag Cedar Streets Cory Coffeemaker Ure Ree Eee
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