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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1967

Page

13

Hayes Hands JV a 2-0 Loss

Hayes varsity limited Muscatine to two runs as Tim Panther pitched a one hit gem for his second win. Hayes opened with back to back singles by John Fox and Tim Panther, scoring on a bunt and a steal. Musketeers record 7 4 on the year while the junior varsity sits 0 1 and next host Notre Dame before a Wilton postponement.

Muskateers Hayes Muscatine Varsity Tim Panther Harry Koch Muskies Koch John Fox Panther Fox Ted Blaesing Steve Garvin Tom Weiskamp Garvin Larry Howell Scott Ingstad Howell Denny Axel Denny Kurriger John Henderson Eddie Berry Mark Lueck Ray Cruil Burlington Notre Dame Wilton Ken Huber Agai Tom Bruner Town City Clinton

Top Women Athletes Added For AAU Track Meet Here

Two more top women athletes are added to the State AAU Women's Track meet entries. Kay Cox of Bedford and Mary Hill of Brooksfield join Tracy Peterson of Ames, with about 30 entries so far and expectations near 100. Cox and Hill depart Muscatine for California to compete in the National Women's meet, aiming to represent the United States at the 1958 Mexico City Olympics. Cox excels in the 80 meter hurdles and 220 dash with state record times.

AAU Kay Cox Bedford Tracy Peterson Ames Mary Hill Brooksfield Cox Miss Hill Muscatine California United States Mexico City Gilbert High School

Ina Mae's Wins Open League Softball Game 60-0

Ina Mae's blanked Team No. 3 by 60 in the lone Open Softball game Monday night at Kent Stein Park before rains. Tom Streger pitched a six hitter for the win while Vern LaRue allowed seven. Butch Murdock and Steve Temple had two hits each. Murdock homered.

Ina Mae Kent Stein Park Tom Streger Vern LaRue Steve Temple Butch Murdock Murdock

Benevenuti Plans To Give Up His European Crown

Bologn a Italy IAP Nino Benevenuti world middle weight boxing champion will give up his European middle weight championship to concentrate on his world title defense Sept 29 against American Emile Griffith. Benevenuti outpointed Griffith at Madison Square Garden last April to take the world crown and was to defend his European title within the next months against Luis Folledo of Spain. Manager Bruno Amaduzzi said Benevenuti would give up the European title because of his training program for the Griffith fight at Shea Stadium in New York City.

Bologna Italy IAP Nino Benevenuti Emile Griffith Benvenuti Benevenuti Griffith Madison Square Garden Luis Folledo Spain Bruno Amaduzzi Shea Stadium New York City

Supreme Court upholds $460000 libel award to Butts

Former Georgia athletic director Wally Butts remarks that winning the libel case against Curtis Publishing Co. was not worth celebrating. The court, in a 5 to 4 vote, affirmed a 1963 jury verdict stemming from a Saturday Evening Post story alleging he shared secret information about the 1962 Georgia Alabama game with Bear Bryant.

Atlanta, Ga Wally Bulls University of Georgia U. S. Supreme Court Curtis Publishing Co Butts Saturday Evening Post Alabama Paul Bear) Bryant Georgia The Post John M. Harlan

West Branch Keeps Perfect Run In Hawkeyes League

West Branch remained unbeaten with a 4 0 shutout of Solon in the Eastern Town Hawkeyes league game here Monday. The Bears used a six run sixth inning after three hits. Terry Olsen Dale Vincent and Keith Vincent provided the runs with hits in the sixth. Solon managed three hits by Pat Doyle and Steve Miller. West Branch next hosts Mount Vernon at 6 p m. Hank Espensen earned the win with Steve Nash catching. Mike Miltner took the loss with Tony Kruzic catching.

West Branch Hawkeyes Solon Bears Terry Olsen Dale Vincent Keith Vincent Pat Doyle Steve Miller Mount Vernon R-H-E Solon Hank Espensen Steve Nash Mike Miltner Tony Kruzic

Lone Tree tops L-M 8-5 on early frames

Lone Tree built an 8-5 victory with five runs in the first and three in the sixth as Louisa Muscatine homered and multiple players collected two hits. Steve Jansen and Tom Sorden led Lone Tree with two hits apiece including a triple by Sorden and a double by Jansen. for L-M, Tom Lamo had two hits including a triple and Wheeler hit a round-tripper. Winning pitcher Bardy Eden.

Lone Tree Louisa Muscatine Mote L-M Steve Jansen Tom Sorden Sorden Jansen Tom Lamo Wheeler Bardy Eden Loren Been Rick Krenz Greg Hafner

Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast and International Leagues

In the Pacific Coast League Denver defeated Spokane 6 to 2 and San Diego beat Vancouver 3 to 2. Indianapolis edged Tulsa 4 to 3, Portland won 10 to 9 over Phoenix, and Oklahoma City prevailed 5 to 4 against Tacoma in extra innings. In the International League Rochester shut out Columbus 4 to 0, Jacksonville beat Buffalo 3 to 2 in 10 innings, Toronto topped Richmond 2 to 1, and Toledo defeated Syracuse 8 to 5.

Associated Press Denver Spokane San Diego Vancouver Indianapolis Tulsa Portland Phoenix Oklahoma City Tacoma Rochester Columbus Jacksonville Buffalo Toronto Richmond Toledo Syracuse

Twins win 11-5 as Stevens and Smith clash

In a tense scene at the game, Stevens touches his nose while Smith walks away from him. The Twins triumphed 11 to 5, with AP Pholefax reporting the events.

Twin Cities Stevens Smith Twins Pholefax

Palmer Confident to Win Open as Practice Rounds Begin

Arnold Palmer projects a positive mood at Ballastol Golf Club in Springfield as the U S Open gets underway. He recalls last year’s collapse but dismisses worry, noting he’s rested for three weeks and expects to have the edge by Thursday. The field features Nicklaus, Boros, Player, Beard, and Casper as potential threats in a 150-player lineup.

Bob Green Associated Press Springfield Arnold Palmer Palmer Ballastol Golf Club Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros Jackie Cupit Denver Colo Nicklaus Gary Player Casper Gay Brewer Boros Frank Beard

Mele Plans 1st Vacation In 18 Years With Family

Sam Mele, 1965 AL manager of the year fired as Minnesota Twins field boss, returns to his Quincy home for a family vacation. He says he expects to return to baseball next year and notes injuries to Tony Oliva and Earl Battey, plus Jim Kaat’s poor form, cost the team.

Mele Quincy Mass Sam Mele Minnesota Twins Twins Sir d Calvin Griffith Jim Kaat Battey

Little League slate lists weekly games at Kent Stein Park

The schedule covers senior diamonds at Kent Stein Park with daily matchups from Tuesday to Friday. Teams include Lumber Mart, Wendling, Cheri Top, Muscatine Lighting, Clark's Eye, Poole, Stark, Elks, Home O Nize, Carver Bandag, and byes noted. Majors and Minors games follow at Kent locations with seniors on Tuesday through Friday and minors at Tay lor West Oak Park fields.

Kent- Stein Park Lumber Mart Wendling Cheri Top Muscatine Clark’s Eye Poole Stark Elks Home-O Afl-Cio Rosenberg Moose Thatcher Henderson's Henry's Buick Gibson Safley's Beach Dog 'N’ Suds Police AFL- Cio Dog ‘N' Suds Safley’s Taylor West Oak Park Fields Indians White Sox Twins Yankees Orioles Red Sox Cardinals Dodgers Pirates Braves Cubs Giants Oak Park

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