A pair of league nights at Kent-Stein Park
In American Majors action at Kent-Stein Park Thursday Moose-Hendersons Moose beat Hendersons Chev.Olds 13-4 after scoring four runs in each of the first two innings. Doug Martin earned the win with Jeff Bishop taking the loss. AFL-CIO topped Thatcher Glass 4-3 with Bob Davis the winning pitcher. Johnson Oil routed Rosenberg Agency 15-8 with Tim Bogey, Eldon Ballenger and Rick Reifert leading the offense. Elks beat HON Industries 8-2. The Yankees edged the Senators in extra innings 6-5 as Randy Schuhow and Jim Babcock led the visitors. The Twins crushed the Orioles 23-12 behind five from Charlie Steahr. White Sox fell 13-12 to the Red Sox in a high-scoring affair. Indians defeated the Angels 14-6 as Marty Isom and Hans Seyfert led the attack.
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Johnson Oil
Moose
Afl-Cio
Kent- Stein Park
Moose-Henderson
Henderson
Chev
Olds
Doug Martin
Denny Terry
Rick Schroeder
Dave Murdock
Bruce Patterson
Steve Fuhrman
Jack Bunn
Kelly Grady
Robert Calvert
H-E Henderson
Steve Fuhlman
Tony Greenwald
Jeff Bishop
Thatcher Glass
Brett Fear
AFL
Bob Davis
Todd Taylor
Thatcher
Bill Granzer
Ken Truesdale
Tony Orr
McCleary
Paul Lutz
Gary Gary Lagos
Tom Guck
Bill Ganzer
Gary Lagos
Johnson-Rosenberg
Rosenberg Agency
Tim Bogey
Eldon
Ballenger
Rick Reifert
Jon Jorgensen
Glen Morgan
Johnson
Rosenberg
Mark TeStrake
Brian McAreavy
Rickie Orr
Elks
Iaa Mae
Kent-Stein Park
Elks-Hon Elks
HON Industries
Mike Varney
Mike Schleinz
Mike O'Brien
Kevin Weiershauser
Jon Jarrett
Greg Buster
Jim Schleing
Jim Patterson
Toyne
Hon
Jim Rigler
Dan Ziegenhorn
Herlein
Varney
Mike Beinke
Yankees
Twins
Red Sox
Indians
Yanks Senators
Yanks
Senators
West Junior High
Randy Schuhow
Jim Babcock
Mike Bramwell
Kegan Tate
Jin Bashore
Daryl O’brien
Randy Marshall
Joe Elder
Lee Dunham
Sam Hoffman
Tom Gray
Jeff Elder
R-H-E Senators
Doug O’brien
Ricky Burke
Jeff Pa
Orioles
Oak Park
Charlie Steahr
Denny Dwyer
Greg Nelson
Tony Halen
Matt Last
Rick Hultquist
Jack McClellan
Dwyer
Denny Hargrave
Steve Phelps
Scott Phelps
ODF
Dave Titus
Tony Hulen
Kevin Ballenger
Bobby Bean
White Sox
Garfield School
Gary Sissel
Dave Maxon
G. McBride
Ross Nelson
John Hagens
Robert Montagna
R. Kleist
Mike Mattson
Szett Kline
Cg. McBride
Crick’s
Crick
Salley’s Sporting Goods
Kent Stein Park
Meeker
Jack van
Nice
Porter
Dora
Hecht
Safley
Temple
Murdock
Sotores
L. Miler
Yancey Leads but Who is John Felus Open Spotlight
In the U S Open at Oak Hill Yancey shot 67 to lead by two over Trevino and Coody. An unknown 32 year old Pennsylvanian John Felus drew the crowd with questions about his identity as he sat in the limelight early in the round.
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Yancey
John Felus
Rochester
N.Y
Bert
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Gary Pager
Husky Yancey
West Point
Trevino
Happy Hombre
el Paso
Tex
Big Charles Coody
Felus
Pennsylvania
Gallitzin
Altoona
Pion
Palmer
Abc-Tv
Horizon Hills
Coody
Sam Snead
Young Protege Of Retired Racer Makes 500 Field
Rockingham North Carolina AP Swede Savage a 21 year old rookie protege of retired racer Fred Lorenzen qualified a Ford Torino for Sundays 500 mile stock car race at North Carolina Motor Speedway. He averaged 116.735 mph over two spins placing him 10th among 44 starters in the $78 000 event. Buddy Baker led practice at 117.555 mph in a Dodge Charger.
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Rockingham
N.C
Swede Savage
Freddie Lorenzen
North Carolina Motor Speedway
Buddy Baker
Major League Stars Pitching and Hitting Headlines
Denny McLain of the Tigers pitched a six-hitter and became the AL's first 10-game winner as Detroit beat Minnesota 3-1 to extend its league lead. Ernie Banks of the Cubs hit his 12th homer with two singles, driving Chicago to an 8-4 win over Cincinnati.
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Denny McLain
Tigers
Detroit
Minnesota
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Chicago
Cincinnati
Wives Admit Pro Golf Has Frustrations and Problems
Rochester report on golfers wives voices the strain of following top players. Winnie Palmer notes huge crowds hinder viewing while Jeane Weis Kopf and Barbara Nicklaus describe balance between family life and golf tours. The piece frames wives’ perspectives amid the $190,000 Open scene at Oak Hill.
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Rochester
N.Y
Oak Hill Country Club
Jeane
Ruth Weis- Kopf
Jeanne
Carver Posts Industrial Win
Carver Bancag beat Wolverine 21 to 14 in an industrial softball game on Thursday. Larry Snyder earned the win, Paul Vander Mey took the loss. Snyder, Freese, Welch, Conrad, Tobias had two hits each, Mel Snyder added one. Wolverine’s leaders included Ross with four, and three-hit efforts by Browning, Boyd, Peterson.
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Carver Bancag
Wolverine
Larry Snyder
Paul Vander Mey
Snyder
Freese
Welch
Conrad
Tobias
Mel Snyder
Ross
Browning
Boyd
Peterson
Atkins
Coulter
Taylor
Moore
Sox Name Pitchers For 2 Tilts
Muscatine Red Sox aim for second in the Mississippi Valley league with two weekend games. Rod Jennings of Western Till Moi is set to pitch Saturday against Montrose Indees at 2 p.m. at Tom Britner Field. Catcher Bob Leech is out. Lee Leaker handles mask and mitt duties. Sunday at 2, Hills Merchants visit with Terry Williams to pitch and Todd Rodenberg catching. No admission charged.
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Muscatine Red Sox
Rod Jennings
Western Tillmoi
Muscatine
Montrose Indees
Sox
Hills Merchants
Terry
Williams
Davenport West High
Montrose
Todd Rodenberg
William Penn College
Ron Cerny
Red Sox
Donn Haugen
University of Town
Hills
Major League Leaders Highlights from Baseball Scores
The Associated Press summary lists results from several leagues: International League Richmond 6 Syracuse 2 Toledo 12 13 Columbus 3 1 Louisville 5 Buffalo 4 across 12 innings. Pacific Coast League Seattle 3 Oklahoma City 0 Tacoma 3 San Diego 1 Phoenix 1 Portland 3 Spokane 4 Denver 3 10. Tulsa 5 Hawaii 1. Indianapolis at Vancouver on wet grounds.
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Richmond
Syracuse
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Buffalo
Seattle
Oklahoma City
Tacoma
San Diego
Phoenix
Portland
Spokane
Denver
Tulsa
Hawaii
Indianapolis
Vancouver
Muskies Rally Falls Short in Ninth Inning Defeat
The Muskies drop a 3-2 decision as Clinton’s Jim Clark earns the win with seven strikeouts while starter Ramer takes the loss after a late rally. Clinton improves to 3-1, Muskies fall to 5-5. The game featured a fourth inning homer and a bases-loaded rally in the seventh, ending with Rick Buster’s infield tap for the final out.
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Lef
Muskies
Tom Flickinger
Ed Berry
Doug Randieman
Pat Sissel
Flickinger
Calvert
Denny Kurriger
Mike Sissel
Clinton
Rick Buster
Ramer
Jim Clark
River Kings
Cub Scout Softball Victories In Muscatine
Grant Blue and Grant Red led wins for Cub Scout softball. Blue defeated McKinley Blue 4 0 2 with Dave Woodhouse as winning pitcher. Red beat McKinley Red 23 9 in five innings, Don Demint on mound. Lincoln Yellow beat Jefferson Red 25 2 with Doug Heuer hitting a grand slam.
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Grant Blue
Grant Red
Lincoln Yellow
Muscatine
McKinley Blue
Dave Woodhouse
McKinley Red
Don Demint
Jefferson Red
Doug Heuer
Tonight's Softball and Baseball Schedule Across Venues
Tonight features Softball games Safley's versus Elms at 7:30 p.m. and Dog-N-Suds against Henderson's at 9 p.m. Also Industrial Softball at Weed Park with GPC versus Monsanto at 6:15 p.m. Baseball has Muscatine at Bettendorf in a 6:30 p.m. doubleheader at Tom Bruner Field and EIH-West Branch at Durant with Solon visiting Wilton at 7:30. Bristol, England AP: Graebner and Richey reach West of England lawns semifinals after quarter-final wins.
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Safley’s
Elms
Dog-N-Suds
Henderson’s
Weed Park
Monsanto
HON No. 2
Stanley
Muscatine
Bettendorf
Tom Bruner
EIH
West Branch
Durant
P.m
Solon
Wilton
West Liberty
U High
Columbus
Highland
Winfield
Lone Tree
New London
Danville
Wapello
Bristol
England
Clark Graebner
New York
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
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Tom Cannon
Ina Mae
s-Poole
Iase Lace
Tna Mae
Poole Transfer
Pentessiile
Poole
Umlandt
Rivera
Angels
Taylor Field
Marty Isom
Hans Seyffert
Don Blake
Ron Lange
Doug Schubick
al Cooney
Don Nash
Rodger Broderson
Dan Dietz
Greg
Iaa Mae's
Angels Twins
Tayl
New York State
Port
Rom Dian
LOR Wine Company, Inc
Hammondsport, N.Y
U.S
Newcastle
Shelly Hamlin
Fresno
Calif
Ron Welts
Mount Vernon
Wash
Britain
Miss Hamlin
Welts
Bette Robertson
Ann Irvin
Royal County Downs
Mary Lou Dill
Deer Park
Peggy Conley
Margaret Pickard
Vivien Saunders
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Fla
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Kan
Ann Howard
Pam Treddinnick
Aspin
Billy Farrell
Honts, Gary ‘Theobald and
Tim Bebensee
Mark MacLennan
Doug
Schubich
Greg Honts
Randy Hager
R-H “Mu
Tom Weiskopf
Tom
Barbara
Nicklaus
Jack
Winnie
Carver Posts Industrial Win
Fresh Daily
O Dixie Cream Donut Shop
Grandview Ave
Bill Hotz, JR
Westamerica
DIAL
C. Westamerica
Westamerica Securitiae, Inc
Pacific’ Coast ‘Stock Exchange
Philadelphia- Baltimore - Washington Stock Exchange
Ommercial Street
Emporia
Kansas
Ailuls
Westinghouse
Plymouth
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Ford
Chevy
Hawk Motors
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