Muscatine sophs claim third in Burlington tourney close win
In a tight Burlington tournament game the Muscatine sophs edged Fort Madison for third, overcoming a late rally by Fort Madison. Earlier in the round, Muscatine lost a 3-2 decision to Bettendorf in a pitchers duel, with key moments coming in the late innings. The Muskies own a 4-5 record headed into tonight’s game at Dubuque Senior, with most games decided by three or fewer runs.
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Iowa suffers 13-2 loss to Temple ends College World Series run
Iowa falters with 10 walks and five errors as Temple wins 13-2 ending the Hawkeyes’ bid in the College World Series. Pitching woes and fielding lapses undo a nine-run Iowa effort, despite strong showings by Mark Tschopp and Sundberg.
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BI Heckroth
Marriel
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Red Sox Lose Twice Extend Five-Game Slide
Muscatine's Red Sox dropped 7-4 at Ottumwa and 3-0 to Bettendorf to stretch a five game skid. Harold Lloyd and Don Grensing walked and scored in the Ottumwa loss as Craig Jordan exited early for Ottumwa. Darrel Bunge pitched well in the Bettendorf defeat, allowing four hits with a solo homer by Denny Bishop providing the only score. The team stranded 14 runners across the games and must rebound Thursday hosting Oakville at Bruner Field.
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Durant Jaycees Sponsor 16 Team Slow Pitch Tournament
The Durant Jaycees plan an August 9 to 12 slow pitch softball event to fund a Dad's Club girls program in Durant. Entry is $40, first prize $200, with 16 teams chosen by first-come entry to Dr Glenn Williams by August 5. Dennis B Wiese of Davenport is tournament director.
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Dragway Driver Killed In Ohio Race Crash
Gregory Glass, 24, of North Canton, died after his car flipped end over end at West Salem Dragway during a Saturday run. He was thrown from the vehicle and pronounced dead on arrival at Lodi Hospital, authorities said.
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Bunn Attends National Meeting of Little League Officials
Hugh Bunn of Muscatine district Little League administrator attends a national meeting of district administrators this week in Williamsport Pennsylvania. The session began Sunday and will cover all phases of Little League operation.
Snead wins Philadelphia Golf Classic title over Chi Chi Rodriguez
JC Snead wins $30,000 first prize at the Philadelphia Golf Classic with a six under par 282 total. He finishes one stroke ahead of Chi Chi Rodriguez after a final round 72. Rodriguez falters with a late bogey, while Snead shrugs off comparisons to his famed uncle Sam and notes the win stands on its own.
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Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
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