Muscatine Muskie baseball record slips to 6-6 after doubleheader loss
Muscatine's Muskies drop to a 6-6 summer record after a doubleheader loss to Kennedy at Norway. Next week the team opens with Dubuque Senior, Durant, Bettendorf, and Cedar Rapids Washington, with Kennedy stockpiling offense in the nightcap as Manley and Blake drive in two runs each.
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Scout league scores highlight close games across districts
In Cub Scout softball action McKinley, Grant and Colorado Garfield posted wins. Colorado Garfield routed Garfield 22 to 6 after a 11-run burst in the first three innings, led by three-hit games from G White, P Koch, BR De Long, T Wellitan, K Anklam, and D Gjertson, and five hits by M Bonnstetter. Grant dominated Lincoln with 16 runs in the first inning, then 3-1 final. multiple Grant players notched three or more hits, including Andrew Cozart who also earned the win as pitcher. McKinley built a 13-5 lead over Jefferson, then held on to win 12-2 as Norris, Miller, and others produced several hits. In other action, Harald Solomon beat Mark Cox at the Italian Open and Patti Hogan advanced in Northern Lawn Tennis Championships, with Hogan defeating Lesley Charles.
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Sox players spark mad world in Cleveland game
Dick Allen homered for Chicago and clashed with Cleveland’s Mil Wilcox in a heated third inning. Allen and Joe Luz were involved in sharply charged exchanges as umpire Bill Kunkel ejected Luz. Chicago won 5-2 behind Wilbur Wood’s fourth victory, while other AL results included Minnesota 2-0 over Baltimore and Texas beating Boston 5-2.
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Durant tourney set for Sunday in weather delays
Durant will attempt a third time to stage its baseball tournament on Sunday with games at 3 15 p m and 4 30 p m. The finals are slated for 8 15 p m and a consolation game at 6 40 p m.
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Dodgers Top Giants In Montreal Behind Seaver, 17-3
Dodgers jump on Giants early as Montreal Expos rout San Francisco 17-3. Willie Davis hits a two run homer, Bill Russell adds a two run single to seize control. Expos collect 28 baserunners, 12 walks, three forced in on bases loaded, plus three wild pitches. Ron Hunt drives in four for Montreal while Philadephia and Chicago win. Carlton shines for the Phillies.
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Dollie's nips Ron's Place in Open softball loop
Dollie's Tap scored in the bottom of the seventh for a 2-1 Open softball league win over Ron's Place in the only game Thursday night. Tim Panther sparked Dollie's with two hits, and Greg Buster drove in the winning run after a stolen base and wild pitch. Ron's Place took the lead in the third on a walk, infield putout, and error before Dollie's tied in the fourth on a walk an error a passed ball and Panthers single. Winning pitcher Al Keppy earned the save? catcher Dan Paul.
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Hughes team dominates in 21 to 1 softball win
Hughes Texaco cruised to a 21-1 victory over A-Bar-M in three innings. Deena Collins Pegay Snedden Deb Gaela led with four hits apiece, Gaela hitting two home runs, while Janice Viner earned the win with Deb Gata catching. Rohinnette and Snedden added power and speed for Hughes.
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Highland Routs L M in SEL Action to Stay Unbeaten
Highland exploded for five runs in the third to beat L M 8 to 2 in Southeast Iowa league play. Randy Arthur and Wergler sparked the offense with early hits, Kalter delivered a two run double, and Jeff Scholl earned the win while Kevin Hintermeister took the loss. Highland improves to 3-0 overall and 2-0 in league. L M falls to 0-2, heading into a home SEL game versus Morning Sun.
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