Muskies stretch eight in slugfest win at Dubuque
Muscatine Muskies outslugged Dubuque 11 to 3 in a four hour I1 inning affair delayed by wind and rain. Mike Zattren led with seven straight hits, while Jeffry, Patterson and Manley contributed multi hit games as Muscatine improved to 4-0 in league play and prepared for a doubleheader at Burlington Bees Stadium tonight.
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Buyer ready to purchase money troubled ABA team
A buyer prepared to pay 1.2 million to buy the Memphis Pros, one of the ABA’s insolvent franchises, with Langdon Viracola seeking urgent action. Trustees resumed talks on the Pros sale, potential moves for the Pittsburgh Condors and Floridians, and possible league changes amid a stormy session.
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West Liberty wins 3-2 at West Branch in EIH league
West Liberty beat West Branch 3-2 in Eastern Iowa Hawkeye conference play. A fourth inning double steal by Gus Garcia and Butch Wieneke produced the winning run as Tom Carter relieved and struck out 12. West Liberty improves to 2-1 in league. West Branch falls to 0-3.
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Mets Revisit Humble Beginnings In Braves Game
Hal Bock recaps a nostalgic Mets performance as they rally in the eighth to beat the Braves 7-4. Milner Garrett Staub and Boswell fueled the New York lead, while Ralph Garr Rico Carty and Hank Aaron sparked Atlanta’s late rally. the narrative mirrors the Mets’ long trajectory from rough starts to glory.
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YMCA Basketball League Planned At Meeting
The YMCA announces a summer basketball league opening to high school graduates aged 17 to 22. A planning meeting is set for 7 p.m. at the YMCA on June 15. A $4 participation fee applies for those joining the league.
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Temple Aims to Halt Arizona State Juggernaut
Temple faces Sun Devils in Omaha after ASU blanked Southern California to stay unbeaten. Temple, 38 14, seeks upset as All American Allan Bannister tops another national hits list with 99 on the season while Temple and Connecticut exit as Texas and Oklahoma advance.
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West Liberty Belles pound Tipton in non league win
West Liberty improves to 3-2 after a 15 hit attack in a Monday night girls softball game. Judy Steinacher Karen Thurness and Denise Sanderson each had three hits while Pam and Monica Starku et each added four. Linda Adams contributed two hits for Tipton. Deb Widdus pitched for West Liberty with Denise Henderson catching.
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Vida Blue Pitches Well But A's Fall 1-0 in Baltimore
Vida Blue labored through eight innings yielding one run as Don Buford’s eighth inning single produced the decisive score in Baltimore a 1-0 win over Oakland. Dobson, a three hitter, shut down the A s offense aided by Detroit and Texas results in the same AL card.
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Clinton Plans Dual Softball Tournaments During Riverboat Days
Clinton schedules both men and women slow pitch softball meets as part of Riverboat Days the first week of July. Men July 1-2 and women July 3-4, double elimination under ASA rules. Entry fees: $50 for 32 men with optional Dudley SBI2L ball for 33. women $35 for first 16 to enter. Deadline 4 pm June 23 or when full. Send entries to Ron Cuppy at Clinton Park and Recreation, 1401 Avenue North, Clinton, Town 52732. Phone 243-1260.
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Muscatine Muskie baseball too strong for Dubuque Senior
Muscatine High School exploded for 16 runs in the fourth inning and beat Dubuque Senior 16 to 3 at Tom Bruner Field. Aldon Ballenger pitched six solid innings, striking out 14, while Dave Galloway delivered a three run homer and seven Muskies had hits as Muscatine improved to 5 5. The Muskies built a 2 0 lead after two frames, added six more in the fourth, and added singles in the seventh to seal the win. Dubuque managed three runs on four hits with Bakey and Bertsch each collecting a hit for the Rams.
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National 1 East slate features mixed results across early games
National 1 East action sees Philadelphia and Cincinnati clash as Reynolds and Champion post-scoreLine while McGrothlin and Grims Jey pace Cincinnati. San Francisco visits Pittsburgh with McDowell hot on offense as Ellis and Seaver star for New York at Atlanta. Montreal at Houston and Los Angeles at St Louis join the night slate with multiple pitchers listed for key matchups.
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