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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1968

Page

14

Standings Stir as Kent Stein Park Sparks Midweek Play

Muscatine Standings Beach Lumber remains unbeaten while Gibson s and Dog N Suds win in the American Majors at Kent Stein Park Wednesday night. Gibson Buick Gibson tops Buick 13 4 in the first inning rally behind Dan Smith Ed Miller and Mark Barrington and Randy Herlein wins on the mound. Beach defeats Safley s to push its lead as Lorber and Koppe join Lorber as winners. Dog N Suds beat Police 7 6 in late surge. Last two hits pace Dog N Suds. Pirates Mets Braves Dodgers Cubs Giants and more play Wednesday with several tight contests and dangerous rallies.

Gibson Buick Dan Smith Ed Miller Mark Barrington Jeff Bright Dennis Hopkins Vern Wilson Barry ‘Thrope Sam Cook Randy Herbin Pat McFate Kevin Cannon Kevin Cooney Greg LaRue Lyle Cooney R H Gibson Randy Herlein Beach Laffey Beach Safley Police Eggenberg Gary Waltman Nick Lorber Jeff Koppe Vince Messer Jeff Hanit Lloyd Havemann Joe Korte Harold Blake Jr Kerry Blake Nick Nietzel R-H Beach Tony Howell Dog 'N‘ Suds Dog-N-Suds Police Department Dog- N-Suds Jim Rowe John Lee Louie Kulp Mark Jeff Lear Dave Galloway Joe Marston Jeff Harsch Dan Waterman Jim Ewoldt Mark Johnson Dodgers Cardinals Oak Park Martin Hayden Greg Sanders Frank Ryder Joe Danese

Hayes Tops Morning Sun 7 1 in Muscatine basebal l

Hayes Catholic High Muskateers won 7 1 over Morning Sun on Tim Panther's three hit pitching. Panther struck out 16, walking one in a complete game to move to 2-0. Morning Sun dropped to 4-3 as Muskateers supported with timely hits and errors. Coaches note upcoming games against Mediapolis and Morning Sun.

Morning Sun Hayes Catholic High Muskateers Tim Panther Hayes Panther Tigers Tim Johnson Sands Muskateers Tom Weiskamp Mike Lazio Joe Blaesing Blaesing Weiskamp

Did He Tag Him Dodgers Mets Play Remains in Question

In a Wednesday Los Angeles game, Wes Parker's wide throw was ruled safe at first base on Ron Se boda by umpire Ed Sudol, sparking a Dodgers protest as the Mets won 2-1. Also notes include Clinton Tom Bruner Field events and Muscatine high school baseball results with Assumption and other local teams.

Wes Parker Dodgers Ron Seboda Mets Los Angeles Ed Sudol Parker AP Photofax

Clinton JV Beats Muscatine 7-3 In Seventh Inning

Clinton scored twice in the last inning to defeat Muscatine High School junior varsity 7-3 at Tom Bruner Field. Tom Drake Bill Randleman Jay Huff and Mike O’Brien led with key hits while MHS had five hits and nine errors. Henderson took the loss, relieved by Sandy Stevens as Clinton tied the game in the sixth then won in the seventh. Next Tuesday MHS JV plays at Iowa City.

Ing Tom Bruner Clinton MHS Bettendorf Chicago Riverside Brookfield Assumption Muskies Gary Laake Laake Eatsher Greg Emilet Eddie Berry Muscatine Tom Flickinger The Knights Steve Kelsey Mike Hamsock Steve Ziegenhorn Muscafine Muscatine High School Tom Drake Bill Randleman Jay Huff Mike O'Brien Ron Kiser MHS Crew John Henderson Sandy Stevens Iowa City

Wilton Beavers Shutout Regina 6-0 In Iowa City

Wilton Beavers won 6-0 at Iowa City Regina behind shutout pitching by Eddie Sawvyell and Marolf. Regina managed two hits, while Wilton collected four, led by Neal Rabedeaux with two. The Giants traded Henry Carr to the Baltimore Colts for Barry Brown in a separate NFL move.

Willon Tom Carpenter Wilton Beavers Eddie Sawvyell Marolf Iowa City Regina Beavers Neal Rabedeaux Shuger D. Birkhofer Lawvell Wilton Rabedeaux

Same Team Gels Brothers In Hockey Loop Dealings

Montreal reports two defensemen brothers Wayne and Larry Hillman were obtained by the same team as part of a draft and trade. Minnesota drafted Larry and traded Wayne to New York for two rookies Joe Johnson and Dan Seguin. Jacques Plante, 39, returns to the NHL with the St. Louis Blues after a storied career with Montreal and the Rangers, where he won six Vezina Trophies.

Montreal Wayne Larry Hillman Jacques Plante National Hockey League Minnesota Hillman Larry New York Plante St. Louis Blues Wayne Hillman Joe Johnson Dan Seguin Dave Balon Rangers

Industrial Losers Sweep Softball Games at Weed Park

Industrial Losers split two Wednesday evening games at Weed Park. Kent Feeds defeated Wolverine 13 to 2 with Dorra Dieckman Kemp Strong Bohling and Brendel each adding two hits and Porter three. Dieckman Benson Bohling and Brendile homered. Wolverine’s Browning Boyd Ross Moore Peterson Atkins Vander mey Coulter tallied hits. Strong pitched the win, Vanderey the loser. Carver Bandag beat HON Carver Bandag four in the fourth. Tobias pitched the win, McClure the loss. Carver Bandag collected eight hits including Rhodes Welsh Kurriger McCann Goss Freese. Crosby Reifert had HON’s four hits. Oakland draft news and county notices follow.

Kent Wolverine Carver Bandag HON Industries Weed Park Dorra Dieckman Kemp Strong Bohling Brendel Porter Benson Brendile Browning Boyd Ross Moore Peterson Atkins Vandermey Coulter Vanderey Carver-Hon Carver-Bandag Tobias McClure Rhodes Welsh Kurriger McCann Goss Freese Crosby Reifert Hon

Baseball Scores From Minor Leagues AP Report

In the International League Columbus defeated Toledo 7 to 1 and Buffalo beat Louisville 9 to 4 while Richmond outslugged Syracuse 8 to 7 and Rochester edged Jacksonville in rain. In the Pacific Coast League Seattle was beaten 5 to 2 by Oklahoma City and San Diego routed Tacoma 4 to 0 with Indianapolis 3 Vancouver 2 and Denver 6 Spokane 3. Phoenix tied Portland 2 all in 11 innings as Tulsa Hawaii also posted a 5 4 result.

Columbus Toledo Buffalo Louisville Richmond Syracuse Rochester Seattle Okla City San Diego Tacoma Indianapolis Vancouver Denver Spokane Phoenix Portland Tulsa Hawaii

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