Church League doubleheader ends with mixed wins and losses
In Weed Park, YMCA Church Softball results saw Island Zion Lutheran outhit Island Methodist 11-8 but lose 15-8. Zion Lutheran’s H Starkweather led with three hits as Schaedig earned the win. First EUB fell 41-6 to Lincoln Boulevard, while Grace Lutheran defeated First Baptist 9-6. Thursday games set Zion Lutheran vs Calvary Baptist and Lincoln Boulevard vs North Methodist.
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R. Swank
Ed Berry
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Southeast Iowa league baseball results update
In Southeast Iowa standings LM New London led 15 0 after beating New London 15 0 on Monday while Lone Tree won 12 10 over Wapello. Columbus Community defeated Winfield Morning Sun edged Danville 5 4 and Mediapolis hosted New London Friday with multiple games noted.
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Open Loop Games Lopsided Open Softball Doubleheader
Open Loop Games featured two lopsided softball affairs with Ina Mae's and Carlisle's Spats Shop dominating. Henderson Garage, led by pitcher John Mare, faced ejection amid a heated exchange, while John Robinson earned the win for Ina Mae's as the teams piled up runs before the ten-run rule ended the five-inning game.
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Wilson Chevrolet
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Leam
John Mare ‘Shall
Chet Sallenger
Denny Carpenter
Sta Mae
Mike Rueckert
Roger Fletcher
Robinson
Ben Frost
Don Te Strake
Dave Dodder
Terry Bunn
Bob Dodder
Neil Padgett
Junior Briggs
Havelley Mills
Pete
Rueckert
Muscatine Sports Roundup and Evening Scores
Local standings show Gibson & Gibson leading the American Lille League tied for first after Monday night play. Scores: Gibson 5 Beach 1, Police 6 Carlisle’s 5, Buick 10 Dog-N-Suds 6. Tonight’s games at Kent Stein 1 and 2 feature Henry’s Hamburgers vs Modse Thatcher Glass vs AFL-CIO Rosenberg Agency vs Henderson’s Garage. Dodgers beat Cubs 18-15 at Oak Field in a high scoring game.
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Durant Gets Its 1st Win
Durant defeats Mount Vernon for its first victory of the year as Davis pitched a complete game with 12 strikeouts. Durant loaded the bases in the first inning, scoring on a fielder's choice, an error, and a double steal after Tom and Ted Goeckel contributed hits. Durant improves to 1-7 and travels to Wilton on Thursday.
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Dan Brown
Durant High
Mount Vernon
Tom Goeckel
Ted Goeckel
Davis
Eastern Iowa Hawkeye
Wilton
Davis Leads late rally in Minor Little League clash
Davis gains win as Warrab and Simmons hold, Durant and Mount Vernon trade runs. Davis singles for Davis in the 6th. Braves pull away with five late runs to best the Cards at West Field in a close open.
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West Field
Local Area Patrolmen Win Revolver Title
Iowa highway patrolmen won 12 individual classes and swept the top three spots in the four man team match at the Towa Association of Police and Peace Officers revolver shoot in Des Moines. The meet drew 165 shooters with Muscatine and nearby towns finishing strong, scoring 1,593 of 1,600 points. Lynn Serkousek of Wapello Richards Ward of Tipton Set Paul Foster of DeWitt and Mark Lewin of Muscatine led open and expert divisions with Ward taking top in open class and 952 of 1,000 in aggregate. Irwin led the 90 shot event with 400 in expert division, while Serbousek scored 400 as well, with X ring count deciding placings.
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Iowa highway _patrolmen
Towa Association of Police and Peace Officers
Des Moines
Muscatine
Lynn Serkousek
Wapello
Richard Ward
Tipton
Paul Foster
DeWitt
Mark Lewin
Ward
Serbousek
Qualifying For U S Open Nears End At Sectionals
Five former Open champions and others seek to qualify for the U S Open at Washington June 18 20. In Detroit 39 berths are up with 35 golfers qualifying Monday across eight courses. Notables include Chick Harbert Bob Brue Dean Betram and Billy Joe Patton after a playoff. Paul Runyan and Johnny Bulla failed to qualify along with Steve Oppermann Jack Fleck did not attempt. Defenders Boros Palmer Nicklaus among 12 exempt players. Bill Bisdorf posted best Denver sectional round 87 66 193 under par on Rolling Hills.
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Detroit
Chick Harbart
Bob Brue
Dean Betram
Billy “Joe
Patton
Paul Runyan
Johnny Bulla Iyeres
Steve Oppermann
Cham
Pian
Jack Fleck
Ben Hogan
Hogen
Be ‘Ing
Tulius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Bisdorf
Rolling Hills
Des Moines Golfer Wins Ganton Amateur Match
Des Moines golfer W Or ie Goens defeated Li G McCand fish of England 3 and 2 in the opening Monday match of the British Amateur tournament. Michael Reece of England beat Wright Percival of Des Moines 6 and 5.
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Ganton
England
Orie Goens
Towa
Li. G
McCand‘fish
Michael Reece
Wright Percival
Jalopy Standings Lead Mississippi Valley Speedway
John Mickey of Columbus Junction leads the Mississippi Valley Speedway jalopy standings with 734 points, Mel Morris of West Liberty second and Bob Lane of Burlington third. Morris won his third feature in five races at Columbus Junction, breaking Mickey’s two-race winning streak. action shifts to West Liberty Saturday night.
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Valley Speedway Club
John Mickey
Columbus Junction
Mel Morris
West Liberty
Mickey
Morris
Bob Lane
Burlington
Bob Smith
Mount Pleasant
Junction
John’ Mickey
Ron Jackson
Mike Niffenegger
Mark Mosier
Bob Inglebright
John Mullink
Bob Ensminger
Ralph Ericson
Lockridge
Niffenegger
Lane
Niffenaeger
Mosier
Smith
Dale Reed
LaHarpe
Mullink
Jeck Brissey
Ken Jackson
Eneson
Ron Hemsted
Lone Tree
Bob Kleindolph
Muscatine
Butch Lee
Delbert
Abney
Semlmain
Ensminger
Roger Noble
Wapello
Howard Schmelzer
Muscating
Harvey Starman
Burlington Feature
L Moniz
Ran Jackson
Clinton Wins In 10 Innings In Midwest Baseball League
Clinton eked out a 6 3 win over Dubuque in 10 innings Monday to maintain its top position in the Midwest Baseball League. Waterloo blasted Cedar Rapids 10-2 with Bob Montgomery and Sid O'Brien driving in two runs apiece and Reggie Smith homering with the bases empty. Cedar Rapids’ Jack Rutchinson hit two homers for five. Burlington beat Quad Cities 6-1 behind Roberto Rodriguez’s five hit innings, while Wisconsin Rapids defeated Quincy 1-0 and Decatur beat Fox Cities 7-4.
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Dubuque
Waterloo
Cedar Rapid
Bob Montgomery
Sid O'Brien
Reggie Smith
Jack Rutchinson
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Quad Cites
Roberto Rodriguez
Quad Cities
Wisconsin Rapids
Quincy
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