Baseball Standings and Results Highlight Tight AL Race
In the American League Detroit leads with 34 wins and 19 losses, Cleveland 31-23, Baltimore 29-24, Minnesota 28-26, Boston 25-27, Oakland 25-27, California 25-30, New York 24-30, Chicago 21-30. Friday scores include Detroit 5 Cleveland 4 and New York 14 California 18. Earl P. Hamilton, 44, Dartmouth backfield end coach, died Friday.
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Moon Shines In 1 Hit Victory For A's Pitcher Odom
Oakland right hander John Odom pitched a one hitter and a 5 1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. He walked eight and struck out four, with Ramon Webster leading a four run second inning as Oakland captured game one of the twilight doubleheader.
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Catfish” Hunter
Brooks Robinson
Mouch
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Paul Blair
Ramon Webster
Bert Campaneris
RBI
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Fritz Peterson
Bill Robinson
Tom Tresh
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Don Mincher
Tom Satriano
Mickey Mantie
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Mike Paul
Stan Williams
Bill Freehan
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Tround
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Dick McAuliffe
Mickey Stanley
Detroit Victory
Muscatine Roller Hockey Team Ties for Second at Nationals
Muscatine's roller hockey squad returned from Oil City, Pa., where it finished tied for second in the ninth national championship. Kent, Ohio, won, while Muscatine, North Canton, and Battle Creek shared runner up honors with 62 records. Muscatine split results with North Canton 6-3, beat Canton 10-1, defeated West Virginia 7-4, Pennsylvania 11-4, Georgia 6-3, New Jersey 2-2, and lost to Kent 7-4 and Battle Creek.
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Fred Haller
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Hingst
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Lefties, Washington topple Muscatine in doubleheader
Cedar Rapids Washington rode extra base hits and two left handed pitchers to a 7-6 win and a 4-0 shutout over Muscatine. The double wins improve Washington to 4-0 in summer play and 21-3 in spring. Muscatine drops to 4-3 before facing North Scott.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington
Muscatine
Muskies
Warriors
Softball slate for next week spans multiple parks
Industrial League games run Monday at Weed Park with GPC No 1 facing Stanley Consultants and HON No 1 meeting Thatcher Glass. Tuesday at Kent-Stein features GPC No 1 against Thatcher Glass and Monsanto vs Stanley Consultants. Wednesday at Weed Park has Carver-Bandag versus HON No 1, and Kent Feeds against Wolverine. Thursday at Kent-Stein hosts a doubleheader makeup in Open League.
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Elms
Krieger Motors
Safley's Sporting Goods
Crick’s
Henderson’s Chey-Olds
Dog-N-Suds
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Henderson’s
High School Baseball Slate For North Scott Muscatine
North Scott hosts Muscatine at Bruner Field at 7 p m while Muscatine JV plays Hayes at 6 p m Southeast Iowa loop games include Wapello at Winfield Danville at Columb us New London at Lone Tree L M at Morning Sum Highland at Mediapolis Eastern Iowa Hawkeye loop matches West Liberty at Durant Mount Vernon at Wilton U High at Mid Prairie Solon at West Branch Tuesday Town City visits MHS junior varsity at Bruner Field 7 p m Wednesday Muscatine at Assumption 6 p m Clinton meets MHS junior varsity at Bruner Field 7 p m Eastern Iowa Hawkeye Wilton at U High Durant at North Scott Mid Prairie at West Liberty Mount Vernon at West
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Dodgers Extend Shutout Run Behind Osteen Victory
Dodgers keep their string of shutouts alive as Claude Osteen limits the Phillies to two runs on a four-hitter for a 2-0 Dodgers win. The night features Don Drysdale with a sixteenth straight shutout and other NL results including Nolan Ryan and Cal Koonce combining for a Mets win.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles
Osteen
Don Drysdale
Bill Singer
Don Sutton
Koufax
New York Mets
Nolan Ryan
Cal Koonce
San Francisco
Steve Blass
Houston
Pittsburgh
Jim
Minor League Results From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
The Associated Press reports Pacific Coast League results with Tulsa 5 Oklahoma City 2 and other scores Vancouver 9 Denver 3 Portland 8 San Diego 4 Seattle 5 Hawaii 3. Spokane at Indianapolis postponed travel troubles. International League games include Buffalo 11 Toledo 0 and Rochester 53 Syracuse 0.
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Major League Stars Pitching Boost A's Doubleheader Win
John Odor and Jim Nash each pitched well as Oakland beat Baltimore 6 to 1 and 6 to 4. Odor allowed one hit in the ninth inning while Nash gave up four hits. Carl Yastrzemski belted a two run homer in the seventh to lift the Red Sox past the White Sox 3 to 2.
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Joe Horlen
Boston
Duane Josephson
Chicago
Associated Press
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Jim Nash
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Carl Yastrzemski
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Chicago White Sox
Tribute to Kennedy Ball Players Vote Not to Play Baseball
Tennis echoes Kennedy tribute as MLB games face postponements. Astros vote not to play Sunday while Angels Mets Cubs and others proceed. Players cite mourning aim and managers weigh actions as Eckert warns against premature stoppage.
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Houston
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