Standings and results from Muscatine leagues at Kent Stein Park
Monday night action in Muscatine Majors and Senior Leagues produced tight contests. Police Department edged Gibson 6-5 after overcoming a 3-0 deficit, with Ziegenhorn earning the win. Carlisle’s beat Muscatine Buick 5-3 as Latta and Cannon added hits. Don’s Suds prevailed 10-9 over Beach Lumber with Randleman leading offense. Elks Lighting routed Muscatine Lighting 18-2 at Hayes Field with Macon and Kurriger delivering big hits. Carver-Bandag beat Lumber Mart 8-7 in extra innings, Harris homered for the winners. Clark's Standard edged HO-N 2-1 at Kent Stein No 2. Cubs beat Giants 5-2 at Oak Park, Payne the winning pitcher. Braves beat Dodgers 21-15 at Taylor Field. Cardinals crushed Redlegs 17-1 at West Jr High.
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Gibson
A &5
Diamond
Chuck Naber
Police
Steve Brochert
Danny Ziegenhorn
Pat White
Mike Varney
Kevin Weiershauser
Mike Shea
Dave Jacobs
Rre Gibson
Doug Herein
Carlisle
Buick
Muscatine
Latta
Cannon
Mike Schleinz
Weees
Nick Pulam
T. Cannon
Bill Baumgardner
Tim McFate
Beach Don’s
Dog 'N Suds
Beach Lumber
Bill Randleman
Sandy Stevens
Mixe Frye
Joe Woodhouse
Rod Oberhaus
Beach
J. Wendling
J. Whitmer
M. Reinke
B. Eggenberg
Carver - Bandag
Lumber Mart
Elks
Muscatine Lighting
Hayes Field
Kurriger
Macon
Young
Noll
Bynum
R. Gantenbein
B. Gantenbein
Weber
Stark
Buster
Reed
Rhe
Laser Marshall
Hanks
Carver-Lumber Mart
Carver - Bandas
Kent-Stein
Harris
Leuck
Koch
Loos
Fuller
Viner
Foster
Terrell
Hutton
I Sora
Carver
Clark
Hon Clark
H-O
Kent Stein
Cole Grady
Pat Sissel
Lee Wiegenhorn
Mike Last
Ho-N
Mike Brown
Bird Clark
Mike Sissel
Tom Masterson
Mike Browns
Joe Blaesing
Giants
Cubs
Oak Park
Robert Davis
Larry Bierman
Pat McCormick
Fifield
K. Hubbard
Ricky Payne
T. Vandygriff
E. Reason
Dodgers-Braves
Braves
Dodgers
Taylor Field
Doug Snider
P. Benson
B. Gangen
R. Estabrook
J. Lee
Hunt
Reds
Cardinals
Redlegs
West Junior High
B. Bermel
E. Bermel
S. Weggen
B. Hopkins
Jeff Askam
Jeff Lee
D. Bermel
Jan Garrett
Pat Walker
Kent-Stein Park
Henderson Garage
Krieger Motors
Don's
Ian Mae
Yankees
Athletics
West
Angels
Twins
Taylor
Orioles
White Sox
Henrys Hamburgers
Thatcher Glass
Afl-Cio
Henderson
Chey-Olds
Moose
Rosenberg Agency
Kent-Stein — Wendling Quarries
Cheri-Top
Poole ‘Transfer
Realty
22 23 Cagers Reunion and West Liberty Victory
A 5 0 win over West Liberty keeps the 22 23 cagers unbeaten in a Monday night game. Durant hosts A High of Tawa City at 8 00 PM in a key league clash. West Liberty scoring came in the second inning on two errors and hits by Wegb Chandler and Ruess. Durant answered with a second inning bunt single by Goecke a steal and a fielding error to score. In the fifth Durant moved ahead on a walk and Muscatine single. Hackett observed a reunion banquet honoring his former proteges Edward Burns Fred Freers Alvin McIntyre Allie Myers and Ralph Nelson. Charles McCormick and George Stevens could not attend while Walter Bloom and Louis Fischer are deceased.
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West Liberty
Durant
Tawa
Bob Wegb
Ed Chandler
Ruess
Colt
Ted Goecke
Hackett
Hacketts
Edward Burns
Fred Freers
Alvin McIntyre
Allie Myers
Yand
Ralph Nelson
Paul Dysart
RBI Chandler
Resenthall
Fridley
Oakville
Carter
Brennan
Howard Hackett
Ridemacher
Heinz
Kaalberg
Muscatine
Frauenholz
Welch
Reimers
Bierkamp
Davis
Goecke
Hawkeye
K. Reimers
Sehlapkohil
Muller
Stoffer
Tank
Hopphan
E-Fridley
D. Bamner
Durant Beats Liberty 5 2 In Close Game
Durant wins 5 to 2 over Liberty with key hits from Davis and Yom Goecke, plus a double by Rod Bierkamp. Tel doubles runners home on a wild pitch to cap the scoring in the sixth. Durant improves to 88 on the year. The piece recalls Muscatine basketball glory from forty two years ago, with former players reflecting on arena sites and figures like George Stevens.
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Armory
YMCA
George Stevens
Muscatine
Mets Edge Reds 1-0 In 11 Inning No-Hit Pitching Duel
Johnny Lewis of New York broke up Jim Maloney s no hit bid with a leadoff homer in the 11th, lifting the Mets to a 1-0 win over Cincinnati and ending New York s 10 game skid.
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Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
New York
Johnny Lewis
Hoy McMillan
Mets
Red
Rare Triple Play Sinks Muskies in 9-3 Loss to St Marys
Muscatine's Muskies drop 9-3 to Clinton St Marys Monday in Clinton. Third straight loss for MHS and fourth in six games this year. A rare triple play in the sixth helped St Marys gain the lead. Reifert doubled in the seventh but a close play at the plate ended the game. Muskies scored in the first and third on walks, fielder's choice, and error, with Garvin's single the team's lone hit.
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Muscatine’s
Muskies
Clinton St. Mary's
Clinton
MHS
Reifert
Wally Benson
St. Mary's
Sam
Rauschenberger
St. Mary’s
Denny Garvin
MHL
1922-23 Heinz Basketball Team at YMCA Gym
The 1922 23 Heinz basketball team, city Amateur Champions and Muscatine Industrial League Champions, pose at the YMCA gym. From left are George Stevens, Charles McCormick, Kelly Burns, Louie Fisher, Fred Freers, Ralph Nelson, Alvin McIntyre. Kneeling is coach Howard Hackett. The group later gathers at a banquet honoring Hackett on his 88th birthday with Freers, Hackett, and Nelson seated.
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Heinz
Muscatine
YMCA
George Stevens
Charles McCormick
Kelly Burns
Louie Fisher
Fred Freers
Ralph Nelson
Alvin McIntyre
Howard Hackett
Hackett
Lef
Wilton Rallies For 13-6 Win Over Mount Vernon
Wilton trailed 5-1 before routing Mount Vernon 13-6 in ETH league play. Starting pitcher Andy Zinger left in the fourth for B J Lange who tossed shutout relief. Lange fanned 10, while Zinger struck out five. Lange, Budelier, Lenker each drove two hits. Birkhofer hit a sixth inning homer. Mount Vernon’s Popisil oldered seven strikeouts and ten walks. Wilton climbs to 2-0 in ETH play. next game at A High Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Mount Vernon
Hawkeye
Andy Zinger
B. J. Lange
Zinger
Lange
Beavers
Chuck Lorher
Artig Budelier
Lee Lenker
al Smith
Fred Sellers
Dean Birkhofer
Birkhofer
Homer
YMCA Church League doubles include close losses at Weed Park
In a Monday doubleheader at Weed Park North Methodist defeated St. Marys St. Mathias 6 to 1 while First Baptist edged Assembly of God 8 to 7. Gary Homer Wins Church Game McCullough pitched for North Methodist in the opener, Wayne Howell took the loss, and Neil Hitchcock led the winners with three hits. Cottrell homered for First Baptist in the eighth to seal the 7 to 6 victory. Leaders in the open and school leagues are noted with several players adding multiple hits. Upcoming games include sophomores and minor, major, and senior divisions at Tom Bruner Field and Kent Stein Park.
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Weed Park
North Methodist
St. Mary’s
St. Mathias
First Baptist
Assembly of God
Methodist
St. Mary's St. Mary's
Gary
Mauch Heads NL Star Team
Gene Mauch was named manager of the National League All-Star team for the upcoming game on July 13 in Minneapolis St Paul. Warren C. Giles announced the appointment and said the American League manager would be named later this week. The Phillies finished last season in a second place tie.
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Sincinnate
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Mauch
Warren C. Giles
Mauchs
Willl
Minneapolis-St. Paul
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Associated Press
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Eddie Pace
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Schack
St.Ifield
Helder Mary
Jim Reifert
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Garvin
Beason
Loga
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Q Hindahl
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P. Holle
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Hurle
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Holle
Hyde
Gravin
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Ed Maher
Alvin McvIntyre
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lincoln Arc
FRY & Son Welding CO
Grandview Avenue
Mnights
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Sinclair
Grandview Ave
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Andrew
Schweitzer
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Pure Service
Dial
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YM Church League
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Muscatine Sophs
Tom Bruner Field
Mulford North
Mauch
Iowa
The
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Osceola
Lowa
the Peace Corps
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