Four Little League games report Saturday standings
Muscatine reports four Little League games Saturday with Cheri-Top-Clark and Clark's Standard in a 5-1 win by Cheri-Top, J Morrow leading with three singles. Carver-Bandag stay perfect 7-4 over Home-O-Nize with Ingstad winning. Giants beat Redlegs 7-4 as Duggan homers and doubles appear. Athletics top Angels 13-9 behind O Brien win, Crahan both ways.
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Clark
Cheti-Top
J. Morrow
Tom Beckey
Morgan
Cheri-Top
Mike Brown
J. Fuller
Lucas
Kerschinske
R-H-E
Bernie ‘Wessels
John Morrow
Joe Blaesing
Carver - Hon
Carver-Bandag
Ziegenhorn
Conrad
Sissell
Rhe H-O
Wedi
Carver
Ingstad
Leuck
Conard
Masterson
Giants
Redlegs
Taylor Field
Steve Duggan
Sprague
K.hubbard
J.mills
Terry Franklin
M. Danese
R. Nichols
QOD
Ernest Benson
Mike Danese
Dan Garrett
Athletics
Angels
Bret
Oak Park
Mike Crahan
Dennis Hants
Kevin Phillips
Bill Crahan
Gabriel Rivera
John Williams
Ron Lane
K. Cooney
Dave O'Brien
Leger John Wiliams
University of Illinois Gizz Kids win wheelchair games
The Gizz Kids led by Tim Harris of Rockford win the ninth annual National Wheelchair Games completed Sunday. Harris, a 21 year old sophomore, dominates with wins in the 60 and 20 yard sprints, the javelin and the discus throws.
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New York
University of Ilinois
Tim Harris
Rockford
Harris
Mosier Wins Jalopy Feature At West Liberty Races
West Liberty reports Mosier won the jalopy feature after taking the third heat and B semi main. Harvey and Smith collided, Harvey sustaining a crushed elbow and Smith six stitches above an eye. Other winners included Hemstead Uleh Hindbaugh Connor and Kleindolph in various heats and Mullink Moss McClure. A separate board meeting for the Women’s Bowling Assn is set for Thursday. The five day forecast predicts highs near 82 with showers and storms. The wartime wreckage note reports 100 ships wrecked in World War I hulls valued at $100 million in today’s scrap market.
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West Liberty
Mark Mosier
Mosier
Columbus Junction
Harlan Harvey
Letts
Bob Smith
Mount Pleasant
Harvey
Smith
Ron Hemstead
Lone Tree
Larry Uleh
Leo Hindbaugh
Jack Connor
Kleindolph
Muscatine
Bob Emsinger
Burlington
Hemstead
Stan Crooks
Bill Neuman
John Mullink
John Moss
Iowa City
Dick McClure
Butch Lee
Neuman
Hindbaugh
John Brumly
Masier
Emsinger
Mullink
Ralph Erickson
McClure
Moss
Atlantic
Caribbean
Meerdink 2nd At Washington Golf Tourney
Barry Meerdink of Muscatine finished second in the Southeast Iowa Amateur Golf tournament at Washington, carding a 108 over 27 holes two strokes behind Jer ome Keefe of Davenport who won with 33 putts. Mike O’Connell placed third with 109, Ed Bedell fourth with 110, and James Lloyd fifth with 112. many local players also placed in bowls and teens standings at Town & Country.
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Barry
Butch) Meerdink
Muscatine
West Liberty
Ottumwa
Southeast Iowa
Washington
Meerdink
Jerome Keefe
Davenport
Keefe
Mike O'Connell
Carthage
Ed Bedell
Burlington
James Lloyd
Evening games across softball and church leagues
Softball opens at Kent-Stein Park with Ina Maes facing Krieger Motors at 7 30 and Wilton meeting May Drug. Church games at Weed Park include Assembly of God vs First Baptist at 6 30 and North Methodist vs St Marys St Mathias at 8 15. High school baseball features Muscatine at Clinton St Marys at 6 15 with multiple Little League and seniors games across West and Kent-Stein fields. Local East Iowa matchups include Columbus at New London and Lone Tree at Winfield with several nearby towns in play.
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Kent-Stein Park
Ina Mae’s
Krieger Motors
Wilton
May Drug
Weed Park
Assembly of God
First Baptist
North Methodist
St. Mary's-St. Mathias
Sikes Captures Cleveland Open With Final Putt Drama
Dan Sikes sank a 35-foot last-hole putt for a five under par 66, finishing 12 under and one stroke ahead of Tony Lema at Highland Park. Bruce Devlin shot 65 to place third. Lema no title defense, prize $25,000, field strong with Palmer, Boros, Souchak among leaders.
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Hal Paris
Associated Press
Cleveland
Dan Sikes
Tony Lema
Sikes
Tony
Highland Park
Lema
NBA Fines Wilt Chamberlain For Magazine Story
New York AP reports Wilt Chamberlain star center of the Philadelphia Warriors was fined 750 by NBA President Walter Kennedy for a Sports Illustrated article last April titled My Life in a Bush League. Kennedy said the piece contained many inaccurate statements based on an erroneous premise. Mar itime coach Peter Caruso quits Kings Point N Y dies Sunday at Veterans Hospital.
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der Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Kennedy
NBA
East Orange
Peter Caruso
U.S. Maritime Academy
Kings Point
Veterans Hospital
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