Dodgers blank Cardinals as Koufax earns eighth win
Koufax blanks the Cardinals 3-0 in a game highlighted by two ejections and a rough night for St Louis. Drysdale also allowed four hits in his eighth win and third shutout. Cardinals suffer eighth loss in 11 and 14 of 20. Keane and Gibson ejected in eighth.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
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Drysdale
Carl Warwick
Benie Broglio
Infeldar Tulian Javiers
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Friday to Monday
The Associated Press reports results across the American and National Leagues with Chicago, Boston, New York, Cleveland, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Baltimore, Minnesota, Washington, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, St. Louis, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Houston, and Philadelphia noted. Friday games include Chicago 1 0 over Boston, New York 6 3, and Los Angeles at Detroit. Sunday and Monday matchups feature key city rivals and division leaders.
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Muscatine High School Baseball Sets Three Week Games
Muscatine high school baseball opens a five game stretch next week beginning with five tilts at Durant. The Muscatine Muskie varsity, currently second in the season, hosts Lone Tree Tuesday at 7 pm at Bruner Field before traveling to Davenport Assumption Wednesday, then returns home Friday to face Bettendorf at 7 pm. The junior varsity also has two games, Tuesday at Town City and Thursday hosting Moline Legion Reserve.
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Peters Holds No Complaints After Second in Junior Meet
Young John Peters, 16, insisted he had a good week at the Iowa Junior Golf tournament despite finishing second to Jim Carney of Centerville. Peters felt he played his best round and praised Carney’s victory while noting soggy greens and his own missed bold strokes. Harold Peters, the winner’s father, emphasized pride in his son’s performance and the high number of Pays in the field.
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Trophy Time: Brian Shepley Wins Fifth Flight Title
Brian Shepley of Muscatine high school defeated Dave Waitle of Sioux City Lup in the finals of the Towa City Junior Golf tournament at Towa City on Friday. Carney, recognized for sportsmanship after nudging a ball during a practice swing and receiving a two-stroke penalty, edged ahead with late holes to claim victory amid detailed play-by-play of the match and notable putting displays. Forest Evashevski presented trophies and offered a putting lesson after the match.
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Standings Shakeup as Giants Edge A's in League Play
The Giants won their second straight, 109, over the A's at Heiry Field No. 2. Steve Reeves and Bobby Krueger led with multi-hit games for the Giants while Denny Yergier and J. Yatea caught, and S. Knowles took the loss for the A's. White Sox rally past Redlegs 14-12 behind Tom Randleman who pitched all nine. Jim Honts went 3-for-3 for the Sox. Redlegs led 11-4 after three innings before the Sox surged for seven runs. In other NL action, Henderson's beat Thatcher Glass III in Kent Stein Field, with two-Hit nights by L. M. Grady and Doug Rolle.
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Dick Phillips
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Bobi Till Brooks
Robinson
Griffith Retains World Welterweight Crown In Split Decision
In Las Vegas on November 4, Ermile Griffith defeats Luis Rodriguez on a split decision to retain the world welterweight title. Referee Krause and Judge Romero favored Griffith 69-67 and 70-68, while Zenoff had Rodriguez at 70-67. Rodriguez protests bias and vows to seek another chance.
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McDowell Ends Experiments In Indians Start
Sam McDowell the left hander for the Cleveland Indians ends his experimental phase as he defeats the Kansas City Athletics 3 0. McDowell has gone 3 0 with 1.55 earned run average in his latest stint after a rookie season plagued by moves to the minors. McGaha debuted as Kansas City manager Friday night but the A's fell to Cleveland. The win follows a pattern of strong relief and complete games by AL pitchers as Ford and Hamilton also author wins.
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Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
In Pacific Coast League action Tacoma beat Oklahoma City 9 to 4 and Seattle defeated San Diego 12 to 5 while Salt Lake fell to Hawaii 7 3 Spokane won 9 to Dallas 5 and Arkansas lost to Indianapolis at rain In International League Jacksonville fell 3 to 9 Toronto tied Rochester 1 1 while Columbus edged Syracuse 3 to 0 and Richmond beat Buffalo 25 at Atlanta with uncertain final.
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Junior Golf Teams Listed Play begins Monday at Park Lane
The Park Lane Junior Golf league lists six teams led by captains Greg Shay Jim Cottrell Steve Nau Em Macon Dave Ternberry John Buller and others. Play starts at 9 am Mondays and Thursdays with matchups including Sand Blasters vs Drivers Brassies vs Cletes and Approachers vs Chippers.
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Mike Jehring
Mike McFate
Dennis Cockshoot
Ron Parker
Mike Herrick
Sandy Stevens
Jim Cottrell
Bill Hill
Ken Ramer
Bil Panko
Scott Maher
Bob Norton
Brassies
Steve Nau
Tom Foster
Nick Pulliam
Tom Masterson
Jim Miller
Bob Hathaway
Macon
Bill Spencer
Larry Mills
Bill Nau
Harvey Nietzel
Jim Boston
Doubleheader Slated Sunday At Tom Bruner Field
The Muscatine Red Sox and American Legion team plan a Sunday baseball doubleheader at Tom Bruner Field. The Legion faces Tipton while the Sox meet Ottumwa with starts around 2 30 p m for the first game.
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Southern Cal Minnesota undefeated in college World Series
Southern Cal and Minnesota remain unbeaten in the 28th college World Series as Minnesota crushed Maine 12 0 before facing USC in a key showdown. Missouri halted at 23 game streak and Arizona State eliminated Mississippi then Maine vs Arizona State while Missouri meets Seton Hall. Markus has reached base in all 10 plate appearances in the series.
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Softball Postponed Despite Friday Tripleheader and Open Loop
Wet grounds forced postponement of softball games in Muscatine. The schedule included a YMCA Church league tripleheader at Weed Park and a doubleheader in the Open loop at Kent-Stein Park. Equipment listings note Case tractors and farm gear from Everett C. Fisher Sales Co. in Joy Illinois with contact details.
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Ymca Church League
Weeds Park
Kent-Stein Park
Moth Leads Trans Atlantic Solo Yacht Race
Halifax reports Gypsy Moth I skippered by Francis Chichester 43 ahead in the single handed race. Gypsy Moth I was sighted about 630 miles off Halifax Friday with Coast Guard and RCAF patrol confirming positions. Other 12 yachts' positions were unknown. fleet left Plymouth on May 28 for Newport Rhode Island.
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