Morris Wins Jalopy Event At Columbus Junction
Mel Morris of West Liberty scores his first jalopy win of the season in a make-up Columbus Junction program. Howard Schmelzer and John Mullink were heat winners and feature results list Morris first followed by Mosler Mullink Inglbright and Niffenegger among others. Races are set to resume Saturday night at West Liberty with 7:30 start.
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Major League Stars Pitching And Batting Show Strong Team Wins
Ray Herbert of Philadelphia posted his first NL shutout, scattering seven hits as the Phillies defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 4 0. Tommy Harper of Cincinnati belted three doubles and a single, scoring twice and driving in one as the Reds beat St. Louis 6 7.
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Open Softball League produces two low scoring shutouts
In a Kent Stein Park doubleheader, Jody's Cor ner edged Dog N Suds 1-0 while Tia Mae's blanked Henderson's Garage 3 0. Vern LaRue earned the win for Jody's with three strikeouts, and Jim Case threw a two hitter for Ina Mae's as they beat Henderson's 3 0. First-place implications loom as Wilton faces Jody's tonight.
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Pirates Still Hot With 6-Game Win Streak Over Astros
Pittsburgh, on a six game winning streak, beat Houston 2-1 as Veale earned his seventh win in nine decisions. Marichal blanked the Mets for the third time this season, improving to 12-0 against New York, in a 3-0 San Francisco win. Phillies blanked Dodgers as Herbert notched his first NL shutout.
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Muskies Fall 1-0 as No-Hitter Beats Them
Moline Legion pitcher Darrell Philipponis threw a no hitter, defeating the Muskie squad 1-0 at Tom Bruner Field. Muskie Sam Rauschenberger took the loss after a four-hit, seven-strikeout effort. The unearned run came in the fourth when Jack Boxman scored on an errant throw. The Muskies drop to 2-2 and host Iowa City next, with the junior varsity also hosting Moline B tonight.
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McDowell Reaches 100 strikeouts in AL as Rays dominate Twins
Cleveland pitcher Sam McDowell struck out nine to reach 100 K for the season, the first AL pitcher to hit that mark. He improved to 6-3, helped by a three game win streak, with Minnesota’s Harmon Killebrew struck out three times. Bunker allowed one unearned run in Baltimore’s 5-1 win over Washington, while Chicago beat Boston 4-2 to close in on the Twins.
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Red Sox
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White Sox
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Don Buford
Floyd Robinson
Gary Peters
Tony Conigliaro
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Methodists and Lutherans win in YM Church League
North Methodist edged Calvary Baptist 3-2 as Grace Lutheran defeated Assembly of God 2-1 in MCA-Church Softball at Weed Park. Calvary Baptist and Assembly of God meet again at 6:30 and 8:15 p.m. Hitchcock scored the winning run for North Methodist after a single. McDowell won the 125.5 pound class at WW interservice wrestling, upsetting Army Pro Powell.
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Bion Hitchcock
Vallejo
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Army Pro
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