Edinatt Senior League results spark late rallies
Edinatt Senior League N II police team beat Beach Lumber 12 to 3 as Burke, Naber, and Muscatine Lighting led a high scoring night. Koch Jr pitched a no hitter for Carver-Bandag in a 1-0 win over Elks at Kent Stein Park. Lighting rallied from 7-4 to 8-7 over Cheri Top at Hayes Field, with multiple players contributing.
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Police
Beach Police Department
Beach Lumber
Tom Burke
Poole Thinstov
Chuck Naber
Lar
Muscatine Lighting
Waltman
Beach
Burke
Naber
Carver-Dondag Stark Realty Wendling
Carver-Bandag
Carver
Elks
Harry Koch Jr
Muscatine
Buick
Carlisle Sport
Bog’n Suis
Gloson & Gidsi
Jacobs
Ingstad
Scott Latta
Carlisle
Manley
Wookey
RH Gibson
Varney
Cannon
No-Hitter by Durant Opponent Solon. Wilton 3-0 Win
Wilton, Durant and West Liberty won in area high school baseball action. Davies pitched a no hitter against Solon with 14 strikeouts as Wilton moved to 3-1 in the Eastern Town Hawkeye conference and 14-1 on the year. Durant defeated Calamus 4-3, and West Liberty beat Mount Vernon, with Solon limited to no runs.
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Dave Davies
Wilton
Durant
West Liberty
Davies
Solon
Calamus
Mount Vernon
aron-Solon Davies
Artie Budelier
Rich Hartley
Lee Lenker
Doug Beinke
Tony Zinger
Chuck Lorber
Beavers
Pat "Doyle
Hawkeye
R-H Wilton
Blue Grass tourney signals big softball event
A 16 team softball tourney sponsored by Jim Parris of Davenport is planned for July 24 at Blue Grass. Entry fee is 30 dollars, prizes total 200 for first, 130 for second, 40 for third and 30 for fourth. Local teams should mail entries to 822 West Second Street Davenport. Also reported: Durant victory with pitcher Jim Schlapkohl earning his first lossless outing, plus scattered game notes from Calamus and West Liberty.
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Blue Grass
Jim Parris
Davenport
Parris
West Second Street
Open Loop Softball Highlights Close-Score Doubleheader
Wilton remains unbeaten with a 4 to 2 win over Don's Dog N Suds as Keith Chapman twirls a three hit game with eight Ks. Henderson's edges May Drug 1 to 0 with John Marshall allowing two hits and Ron Tietge delivering the deciding run for the winners at Parkes Stadium.
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Buick
Bill Randleman
Don
Muscatine
Don's
Randleman
Stevens
Woodhouse
Oberhaus
Walker
McCullough
B. Miller
J. Ellis
R-H-E
M. Schleinz
G. Buster
Cubs
Redlegs
Taylor Field
Jeff Lee
Gary Bocke
Reds
Floyd Ismith
Ettcher
Pat McCormick
Mike Danese
Dan Garrett
Giants
Wilton
Don’s
Dog 'N Suds
Henderson
May Drug
Wilton-Don
Dog ’N Suds
Merchants
Keith Chapman
Joe van Nice
Luedtke
Clayton Wagner
Jody
May’s
Mares Henderson
John Marshall
Hecht
Cummings
May
Wagenknecht
Ron Tietge
Harley Mills
Mike Berlin
Tietge
R-Himay
Local Pub Scores Reported In Quick Stat Card
Hamm's 3, Fox's 0, Richard 5, Coder's 0, Kent's 3, Western Auto 0, Towa Carboni 2, Carlisle 1. Central Bank 2, Camera Corner 1. Gross 35, Art Miller. Net 32, Harold Riswold. Kent's vs Carlisle's, Central Bank vs Fox's, Hamm's vs Western Auto, Richard vs Car bénic, Coder's vs Camera Corner.
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Thunderbirds
Blue Bells
Carlisle Sports
Thunderbird
Central Banks
Kent Feeds
Igh
Carol ‘Stein
Richard Esmetz
Alberta Wiley
Towa Carbonic
Carol Steinmetz
Fox
Western Auto
Garmers
Tos Valett Insurant
Batterson
Hubbles Fae Eegay
Jas
Hiéte
Agency
Hubble High Ind
7Aby
DB. Taylor
J. Roby
R. Reynlods
Hamm's
Richard
Coder's
Kent
Towa
Kent’s
Carlisle's
Central Bank
Carbénic
Coder’s
Camera Coriner
Millies Sweeties Edge Ruth Ann Pros In Bowling Match
High team game by Millies Sweeties Millie Blaesing 192 Wayne Howell leads Ruth Ann s Pros with 101 Mike Blaesing tops Ruth Ann s Pros in individual game and Wayne Howell and Blaesing share top totals in the series Eva King Lina and Millie Blaesing post strong scores in the women s series with Blaesing s 513 and King 423 noted.
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Ruth Ann
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Edinatt
American Divisio
Cheri
Hayes Field
Mike Marshall
Mike Dillon
Steve Hank
Jim Lane
Terry Drinkall
Tim Panther
Gerth
John Morrow
Morgan
Gary Cook
Mike Lazaro
Tom Becky
Clark
Standard
Lumber Mart
Estabrook
Musser
Blaesing
Brown
Calvert
Viner
Hutton
Dodgers
Cardinals
Cal Park
D. Henke
G. Wieskamp
T. Wheeler
L. Ridenour
M. Keough
M. Watson
D. Jackson
B. Hopkins
S. Wegsen
D. Bermel
B. Foster
D. Tarry
Aluminum
Figg Aluminum, Inc
Mulberry Ave
Dial
Liberty Triumph
Xent-Stemn Park
Rosenberg Agency
Chevalds
Moose
Henry's
Thatcher Glass
Afl-Cio
White Sax
Angels
West
Oriales
Yankees
Twins
Athlecies
Park
Sefiors
Stark Realty
Home- O-Nive
Wendling
Tiyes
Emurch
Ay Weed ‘Park
Assembly of Gad
Grace Lutheran
Gatgary Bante
Yes ‘North Methist
Kent-Stein Park
Dog
Jim Schlapkohl
Tom Goecke
Schlapkohl
Goecke
Schade
Dick Reimers
Bob Bierkamp
Ted Goecke
Mike Davis
Brian Muller
RBI
The
Sports
Sports Headquarters
Nzé
Park Lane
Gross
Art Miller
Net
Harold Riswold
Larry Exners
Athe
Doris Boyd
Pal Latics
Fat Lissy
Mike
Rustys
Everage
Fuhrman’s Roofing & Siding Co
East Sixth Street
PloMor
Whitlow
Bob Mobil
Golorus
Hendersons
Gorner Sycamores
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