No-Hit Gibson Victors In High-Scoring Night At Kent-Stein Park
Gibson Police Kim Ingstad pitched a no hitter with 13 strikeouts in a 5-0 win over Police Department. Dennis Hopkins had a single and Tom Miller a triple for Gibson. Dag N Suds beat Beach Lumber 21-2 as Tom Randleman led with four hits. Muscatine Buick edged Safley’s 3-2 in nine innings, Pat McFate 3 hits for Buick.
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HON Carver Home-O-Nize Triumphs In Close Senior League Win
HON Carver Home-O-Nize edged Carver-Bandag 6 to 5 in a tense final inning. Pat Sissel had two hits, with Grady Ziegenhorn and Herlein one apiece for H O N. Carver replies included Randleman Ellis Huff Askam and Aull. Other League action saw Cardinals Pirates Giants Dodgers Cubs and Kent all winning in make up National Minors games.
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Orioles Pound Twins as Ermer Debuts as Manager
Cal Ermer, new Minnesota Twins skipper, watched in uniform as Baltimore Orioles hit hard to an 11-2 victory. Frank Robinson slugged a three run homer, Boog Powell added a three run shot, while Moe Drabowsky held the Twins to four runs on 14 hits. In other AL games Kansas City shut out Cleveland 20-0 and 6-0, Boston edged Washington 8-7, New York beat Chicago 2-1 in 10, California beat Detroit 4-0.
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Catfish) Hunter
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Mele Fired as Twins Manager. Cal Elmer Takes Charge
Calvin Griffith dismissed Sam Mele as Minnesota Twins manager and promoted Cal Elmer from Triple A to lead the team in the pennant drive. Mele, 1965 AL manager of the year, expressed no bitterness and plans no immediate return. Elmer, 43, begins a long minor league career arc and faces a tough start after an 11-2 loss to the Orioles.
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Goalby Gains Buick Open Tie After Tempestuous Round
Bob Goalby, known for of temper, shared the Buick Open halfway lead with Tommy Aaron at Warwick Hills. Goalby shot 73 Friday for a 142 total after opening with 69, later battling his short game and disputing with fans and his caddy. Thunderstorms delayed play before he salvaged a 12-foot putt to tie Aaron.
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MHS Collegiants Sox to Play Here at Bruner Field
Muscatine high School hosts Iowa City in a 7 PM MHS City tilt at Tom Bruner Field. Muscatine enters 2-2 on the season after a 2-2 stretch. Sunday features three Bruner Field games including a 1:30 PM doubleheader between Muscatine and Iowa City in the Hawkeye college league. Muscatine Red Sox host Mount Pleasant at 7:36 PM.
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Cricks Lounge Opens Open Softball League With Shutout
Crick's Lounge defeated Team No. 4 by 16 runs as Open Softball League action began at Kent Stein. Gary Houseman pitched a three hitter for the win, while Ron Eggenburg took the loss. Herr homered and Bartelt Streger and House contributed two hits each as Crick's piled up 12 hits in the victory.
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Pirates Rally In Shutout With 16-1 Win Over Phillies
Pirates explode for 23 hits to rout Philadelphia 16-1 as Manny Mota, Gene Alley and Willie Stargell drive key hits. Reds top Astros 10-7 with six in the seventh, Cardinals edge Dodgers 3-2, Cubs beat Mets 6-5. Star players shine. Sisk a five win pitcher as Pirates tighten grip after players meeting.
Proffitt shoots 81 in JC Golf tourney at Miami
Craig Proffitt of Muscatine carded an 81 in the final round of the National JC Golf tourney in Miami Florida. He finished tied for 20th place.
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Star to Gophers in Fort Dodge signing
Fort Dodge Junior College ace guard All Nuness announced he signed a tender with the University of Minnesota. Nuness is expected to join the Golden Gophers for the upcoming season.
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Friday Baseball Results and Friday Night Games Summary
Friday results include New York 6 Chicago 5 and Cincinnati 10 Houston 7. Pittsburgh routed Philadelphia 16 to 1, Atlanta beat San Francisco 5 to 3, St. Louis edged Los Angeles 3 to 2. Houston visited Cincinnati and New York hosted Chicago in the night slate.
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Patterson Draws With Quarry In Comeback Heavyweight Bout
In Los Angeles Floyd Patterson salvages a 10 round draw with Jerry Quarry after two 2nd round knockdowns. Patterson seeks a rematch as Quarry’s fans boo the decision. officials split 55 6 6 with Latka naming Quarry the winner and the AP siding with Patterson.
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