Wilton Feed and Pro Gate lead open softball league 4-0
Wilton Feed and Pro Gate stretched to 4-0 with a 13 to 3 win over Henderson's Garage at Kent Stein Park. Nine Wilton hits featured two apiece by Whiley Butch and Joel Murdock, and Keith Chapman allowed eight strikeouts in earning the win. Henderson's top pitcher John Marshall was out. Ian Mae's also faced defeat in the second game.
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Wilton Feed & Pro- Gate
Henderson
Kent-Stein Park
Wilson
Chevrolet
Durant
Ian Mae
Wilton
John Marshall
Whiley
Butch
Joel Murdock
Ev White
Wes Murdock
Jerry Atkinson
Keith Chapman
Harvey Mills
Bob Dodder
Chapman
Denny Carpenter
Mike Berlin
RU Henderson
Acquisition of 2 Bears May End Skins Trading
Washington Redskins coach-manager Bill McPeak, under a win or else mandate, traded for end Angelo Coia and defensive tackle Fred Williams from the Chicago Bears for the Redskins No. 1 draft choice next fall. He also dealt quarterback Norman Snead and other veterans, saying the additions make every position solid for next fall with no glaring weakness.
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Washington
Bill McPeak
Washington Redskins
Angelo Coia
Fred Williams
Chicago Bears
Redskins
MacPeak
Norman Snead
Andy Stynehala
Dick James
Cola
Williams
Jaycees Enter 4 Boys in State Junior Net Meet
Four entries are sponsored by the Masculine Junior Chamber of Commerce in the finals of the Town State Jaycee Tennis tournament at Cedar Falls over Thursday to Saturday. Winners advance to the national meet in Elmhurst, Illinois, in July. Muscatine entrants in 18 and under are P. J. Anderson and Powell, both listed with addresses, while Craig Bridges and Harvey Nietzel compete in the 16 and under bracket.
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Muscatine
P. J. Anderson
Park Drive
Os Powell
Orchard
Graig’ Bridges
West Fourth Street
Harvey Nietzel
Woodlawn Avenue
SCE Freshman Coach Named Dennis Remmert
Dennis Remmert, 25, former star tackle at State College of Town, has been named freshman football coach at SCE in Cedar Falls. A Mason City native, he previously coached at Fort Dodge Junior College and earned three all star selections in the North Central Conference while at SCI. He was drafted by Buffalo in the AFL.
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Cedar Falls
Dennis Remmert
State College of Town
Remmert
Mason City
Fort Dodge Junior College
SCI
Buffalo
Hobbie Shines In 2 Hit 2-1 Win For Cardinals
Ait Hobbie, just acquired from Chicago, pitched a two hit 2-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants. He walked none after the first inning, improving to 1-3 as St Louis trimmed SF’s lead to four percentage points over Philadelphia. Harvey Kuenn and Willie Mays produced the first inning run, Curt Flood and Bill White added later. Cincinnati beat the Dodgers 5-4 in 11 with Lea Cardenas delivering the go ahead single, while the Mets crushed the Cubs 8-3 behind six runs from Charlie Smith and Ed Kranepool. Houston and Milwaukee off day.
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Hobbie
Cardinals
Giants
Chicago
Lew Burdette
Cubs
Bob Scheffing
St Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Chris Short
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lea Cardenas
New York Mets
Charlie Smith
Ed Kranepool
Houston
Milwaukee
Harvey Kuenn
Willie Mays
Curt Flood
Bill White
Save for Frisco Hero Flood Drives Big Inning
Frisco rally features Flood stealing second scoring on White singles in two at bats and clinching run on another White single off Ron Herbel. McCovey hits key two run homer in opener for Giants as Perry shines with 0.58 ERA over two scoreless innings, Hendley also strong. Phillies, Pirates, Reds and Dodgers win with timely hitting and strong pitching in varied games.
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Flood
White
Sinle
Ron Herbel
Willie McCovey
Giants
Bob Gibson
McCovey
Bob Hendley
Gaylord Perry
Perry
Clay Dalrymple
John Herrnstein
Phillies
Short
Pirates
Bob Bailey
Bill Mazeroski
Reds
Johnny Edwards
Ron Perranoski
Cardenas
Dodgers
Wally Moon
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati
Rest Ordered For Sugar Ramos After Ghana Fight
Sugar Ramos world featherweight champion was ordered to rest for three months by doctors after his controversial 15 round decision win over Floyd Robertson in Accra Ghana. Ramos will be under medical supervision and avoid boxing until September. Meanwhile Muscatine Muskies drop to 5 3 at Clinton as ball handling stalls rhythm and scoring chances in the midweek setback.
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Sugar Ramos
Mexico City
Floyd Robertson
Accra
Ghana
Ramos
Ghana Boxing Commission
Robertson
Luis Spola
Hobbie Debuts With Cardinals In 21 Victory Over Giants
Glen Hobbie won his first game for new teammates allowing only two hits in the first inning as the Cardinals beat the National League leading San Francisco 21 to gain the opener of a doubleheader. Jim Fregosi drove in six runs for the Angels with a homer two doubles and a single in a 7-4 win over Cleveland. Los Angeles swept the nightcap 5-3.
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Glen Hobbie
Cardinals
San Francisco
Giants
Jim Fregosi
Angel
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Fregosi Reclaims AL Batting Lead With Four Hits
Angels star Jim Fregosi batted four times for six RBIs as Los Angeles beat Cleveland 7-4 in 21 innings and then won the nightcap 5-3. The 22-year-old shortstop has surged to a .362 average, tying Tony Oliva for the AL lead, after a season disrupted by a leg injury. Fregosi also contributed a double, a three-run homer, and a bunt single, helping the Angels climb in a crowded standings landscape.
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Fregosi
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Angels
Alpine
Tex
Ances
Mgal
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Boston
Oliva
Twins
Detroit
Chicago
Balimore
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Sonny Siebert
Tom Satriano
Fregasi
Midwest League Results Prompt Narrowing Lead
Clinton kept the Midwest League lead with a 2 run win over Waterloo while Fox Cities edged Quincy to narrow the gap. Burlington split with Dubuque as Dubuque pitcher Cerese and catcher Gross featured in a two homer game. Wisconsin Rapids routed Decatur 10 to 2 as Meadows and Milligan led Cedar Rapids past Quad Cities with key hits. Hawkins pitched a two hitter for Fox Cities against Quincy.
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Clinton
Waterloo
Fox Cities
Quincy
Burlington
Dubuque
Iywinning
Chuck Gross
Bob Cerese
Wisconsin Rapids
Decatur
Cedar Rapids
Quad Cities
Wayne Meadows
Howie Milligan
Meadows
Williams
Ed Hawkins
Lot
Pacific Coast League and International League Baseball Scores
Pacific Coast League results list Arkansas 4 Indianapolis 2, Tacoma and Oklahoma City 3 Hawaii 5 Salt Lake City 0, Seattle 7 Portland 1, San Diego 6 Denver 2, Dallas and Spokane. International League Toronto 5 Atlanta 14 innings. Other scores Jacksonville 5 Buffalo 0, Syracuse 7 Columbus 6, Richmond 6 Rochester 5.
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Arkansns
Indianapolis
Tacoma
Oklahoma City
Hawaii
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Portland
San Diego
Denver
Dallas
Spokane
Toronto
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Syracuse
Columbus
Richmond
Rochester
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Ina Mae
Wilson's
Wilson’s
Open Softball League
Carlisle's
Krieger Motors
Wilson Chevrolet Henderson
Hamm’s Beersree
Wannesday
May
Hamm
Carlisle
Lincoln
Frisch
W. Ralls
Lange
Peters
Don TeStrake
V. Schneider
Roger Fletcher
Dave Dodder
Cecil Calvert
John Tobinson
O- Wook
Ina Mne
Jaycees
Frisco
By Mike Rathet
Associated Press Sports
St. Louis
Gaylord Parry
San Francisco Giants
Bob Shaw
Peery
AP Photafax
Harold Blake
Muskies
Tom Bruner Field
MHS
Iowa City
Tom Plemmons
Dar Lawson
Greg Sander
Wally Benson
Steve Hindahl
Sander
Clinton Ram
Dave Meyers
Sanders
Merle Manley
Hindahl
Manley
Steve Temple
Clayton Wagner
Doug Leech
Temple
Plemmons
Benson
Mike Eberle
Denny Sander
Lawson
Lone Tree
Bruner Field
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Raine
Inos Angles Fea
Chicazo Imore
Deirat
Minesota
Oday
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Swienight
Bastor
National Bracee
Philadephia
D. Meyers
B. Fish
G. Sanders
S. Newton
M. Eherle
T. Reed
D. Sander
J. Qlsen
T. Plemmons
D. Garvin
J. Dadder
W. Benson
M. Manley
St. Tempie
C. Wagner
D. Leech
Eberle
Leech
Sac — Fish
Olsen
Garvin
U-Heerd
Kurlenbach
THE
Associated Press
By Murray Chass
Team
Dick Howser
Lou Clinton
Bob Perry
Sairiano
Vic Davalillo
White Sox
Dick Brown
Pete Ward
Floyd Ralvisor
Ron Hangen
Roger Maris
Tom Tresh
Tony Kubek
Yankees
Tony Conigliaro
Dick Williams
Red Sox
Phil Linz
Bob Allison
Mike Rourke
Tigers
Wayne Causey
Senators
Athletics
Town & Country
Plamor Lanes
Marge
Bill
Bev
Ollie
Andalusia
Candy Cooper
Keith Butcher
Country Ramblers
C-Sox
Midwest
West Liberty Fairgrounds
Iowa
D.S.T
Cohn’s
East Third Street
Lamprehwaldt
Muscatine, Lowa
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