Royals hit by thieves as Sunday baseball results roll in
Baseball results show Royals victims, Brewers 3-2 over Boston, Texas 2-6 Chicago, Baltimore 4-11 innings, Minnesota 6-4 New York, Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 0. Daily schedule lists Texas at Cleveland with Blyleven and Eckersley, plus Chicago at Boston and Kansas City at New York among others. Also girls softball league: American Family Insurance 27 Leucks 29, Central State 29 Leuck 18 in notable slugfest marred by errors.
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Area residents earn letters at Kirksville
Several Muscatine area residents received athletic awards for spring sports at Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville Judy Powell of Muscatine a senior received a letter in women's tennis and Linda Jehle of West Liberty a junior received a letter in women's softball Charles Meeker of Oakville and Rich Schenck of Mediapolis both seniors received letters in men's baseball Football National Football Leagu DENVER BRONCOS signed Phil Olsen lineman and Norris Weese quarterback The Kansas City Royals had their bats stolen from their County Stadium clubhouse and 53 uniforms 20 gloves 10 pairs of shoes 15 warmup jackets taken Milwaukee shut out the Royals 4 0 Red Sox 3 2 Rangers 24 complete game pitching by Reggie Cleveland and Luis Tiant led Boston to a sweep Twins 6 Yankees 1 rookie Paul Thormodsgard stopped the Yankees four game win streak with a five hitter White Sox 6 Orioles 4 eleven innings
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Little League district pairings announced for July tourney
Pairings drawn for Major and Senior divisions with first round games set at multiple sites. Five nights of action July 18-22 at Kent Stein Park Muscatine with all games at 6 p.m. and a second set of July 27-29 in Davenport and Mt. Pleasant leading to the state tourney.
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Eastwick Booing Spurs Reds Comeback Doubleheader
Eastwick gave up three ninth inning runs in game one as Cincinnati rallied for a 7-6 win and then dominated game two 14-8. Eastwick, now 2-2, tossed five shutout innings in the nightcap. Other NL results featured Pittsburgh sweeping San Diego, Chicago over San Francisco, St. Louis beating Los Angeles, Atlanta edging Philadelphia, and New York defeating Houston.
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College World Series sees dramatic tie in rain suspended game
In Omaha Minnesota and Baylor battled to a 3-3 tie through 11 innings before a downpour halted play. The crowd of 8,869 witnessed submarine pitching, key errors, and two near-walks that could’ve forced the winning run, as Minnesota and Baylor carried the suspense into Monday.
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