Muscatine and Kent-Stein Park Youth League Results
West Seniors title chase at Kent-Stein Park saw Fuhlman Roofing beat Wendling Quarries 7-0 with Jim Perkins winning and Rusty Melton catching. Clark's Standard beat Musco Lighting 11-5 as Rick Orr and Dale Irwin starred for Clarks and Musco respectively. Beach Safley’s Beach defeated Safley’s Sporting Goods 6-2 with Carl Jensen two hits. Wally's beat Sandy's 6-4 as Ted Whitman earned the win. Optimist edged Police 4-2 in a seventh inning rally. Dodgers beat Cardinals 14-3 in a late surge. Cubs defeated Pirates 19-13 behind Britt and Carter. Astros routed Mets 24-16 as Wood, Hazen and benches contributed. Braves crushed Giants 20-1 with Gossett, Miller and Snyder leading the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent-Stein Park
fuhrman-Wendling
Fuhlman
Wendling Quarries
Jim Perkins
Rusty Melton
Gary Fuhlman
Brad Freemole
Clark
Museo Clark
Musco Lighting
Rick Orr
Clark’s
Dale Irwin
Musco
Clarks
Matt Kolar
Tom Vandygriff
Mike Marr
Beach Lumber
Wally
St. Deep Rock
Beach-Safley
Beach
Safley
Carl Jensen
Jim Andrazola
Tom Cadwell
Dale Haltz
Rod Koening
Dodgers
Mike Latimer
Jeff Snider
Martyn Terrill
Jay Burkamper
Mel Cooper
Dan Leatherman
Latimer
Snider
Cardinal
Jay Butkamper
Tim Orre
Dan Phelps
Cubs
Pirates
Dennis Britt
Todd Stonebarger
Rick Carter
Mike Donald
Britt
Carter
Dick Perkins
Tom van Est
Bret Greenwald
Astros-Mets
Astros
Mets
Dave Lowe
Ken Hazen
Jim Bencham
Tavo
Randy Woods
Steve Ales
Jay Go Hien
Brad Kardux
R-H Mets
Mik Clemens
Steve Lowe
Braves Giants
Braves
Giants
Greg Gossett
Denny Miller
L. Snyder
Alan Nelson
WU Lumber Mart
Fuhlman’s
Roofing
Museo
Cards
Pirates Mets
Waterloo coach to Loras as Reardon named coach
In Dubuque, Thomas Reardon was named head baseball and assistant basketball coach at Loras College succeeding John Coe. Reardon, from Monona and former athletic administrator at Waterloo Columbus High School, has eight years coaching experience.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Thomas Reardon
Loras College
Reardon
Waterloo Columbus High School
John Coe
Monona
Upper Iowa College
Orioles rally with Palmer as bullpen saves 3-0 win
Jim Palmer and Grant Jackson closed out a 3-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins after a leaky bullpen left the bullpen in jeopardy. Palmer, benched earlier, survived a bases loaded threat in the ninth, while Orioles pitchers earlier delivered seven complete games in a row, led by Dobson Cuellar and McNally. The win marked an eighth straight for Baltimore.
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Palmer
Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Grant Jackson
Pat Dobson
Mike Cuellar
Dave McNally
Baltimore
Jim
Rich Reese
Jim Kant
Earl Weaver
Weaver
Rick Renick
Reese
Detroit
Ballimore
California
Oakland
Cleveland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Bobby Grich
Paul Biat
Don Baylor
Don Buford
Grich
Blair
Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Tigers
Mickey
Stanley
Dick McAuliffe
Rick Clark
Joe Coleman
Nug
Stanely
McAuliffe
Jaddie Brinkman
Ken Holtzman
Ne A’s
Dick Pikow
Reggie Jackson
George Scott
Brewers
Royals
Jim Lonborg
Richie Scheinblin
Cookie Rojas
Steve Horley
Scheinblum
Ken Sanders
Baseball scores and matchups across leagues
Chicago beat Los Angeles 4-0 and Montreal topped Atlanta 7-4 in one set of games. Pittsburgh and San Diego split a doubleheader, while New York, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia pulled late results. Other CFL and MLB results included Houston and Philadelphia winning in night games and multiple interleague matchups with key pitchers noted.
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Wellman
Mid -Prairie
Durant
Iowa Hawkeye Boys
Duran
Mid-Prairie
Cincinnati
Joe Morgan
Pete Rose
New York Mets
Morgan
Cleon Jones
Mets
Duffy Dyer
Rose
Jones
Chicago
Los Angeles
Montreal
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
San Diego
New York
Houston
Phildelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Downing
Pappas
Pizarro
Moffitt
Cleveland
Kirby
Walker
McAnally
Alanta
Niekra
Gentry
McGlothlin
Philadelphia
Roberts
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland St. Louis
Boston
Milwaukee
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Texas
Ter
Pirates
Padres
Jim Hickman
Billy Williams
Burt Mouton
William
Hickman
Cubs
Claude Osteen
Bobby Bonds
Giants
Don Carrithers
Wynn's two homers lift Astros past Phillies in extras
Houston's Jimmy Wynn, nicknamed the Toy Cannon, hit a leadoff homer off Dick Selma in the 11th to give the Astros a 1-0 win over Philadelphia after an earlier $100 fine for tossing his helmet. Wynn's two homers swung this NL action, with Mets, Cubs, Pirates, Giants, Expos, and Braves winning or splitting results as the pennant race tightens.
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Hal Rock
Jimmy Wynn
Houston
Philadelphia Phillies
Wynn
Dick Selma
Astros
Phillies
Philadelphia
Steve Carlton
New York
Cincinnti
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Diego
San Francisco
St. Louis
Montreal
Atlanta
Carlton
Pon Wilson
Lem Griffin
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Sandy
Wally’s
Sandy's
Ted Whitman
Danny Stauffer
Hal Porter
Mark Morrissey
Optimist
Police
Jeff Swank
Tom Ward
R-H Optimist
Greg Campbell
Hanft
Jim Kim
Randy Shouse
Dodgers-Cardinals
Cardinals
Deap Rock Sallay
Optimist Club
Jim Christner
Mid-Prairrie
R-H-K
Durant OH
Gardner
Gary Hochstedler
Waterloo
Loras
Terscus Nissenson
Baltimore Bull Pen Corps
Jim Palmer
USC
Omaha
Neb
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
Dedeaux
Trojans
Arizona State
Russ McQueen
Sun Devils
Jim Brock
Bosman
Paul
Kline
Stadlemyre
Wood
Bradley
Culp
Pattin
Dobson
Blyleven
Splittorff
Parsons
G. Perry
Hamilton
Niekro
Ante
Bud Worrelson
Gary Nolan
Reds
Tommie Agee
Willie Mays
Mays
Harrelson
Nolan
Steve Blass
Rick Wise
Carruthers
Ron Fairly
Jim Fairey
Bob Bailey
Tim Foli
Ralph Garr
Bailey
Fairey
Expo
Earl Williams
Ron Reed
Luellen’s
Luellen’s Cleaners
West
Dial
Muscatine Area
Bandag Bridgestone-Mccreary
Grandview Ave
Equitable of
Towa
Norbert F. Beckey
Jerry Ross
Marty F. Beckey
Second St
the Insurance Associates
Robert James
Navy
Monthru
Muscatine
U.S. Navy
Federal
4Th
Perry Streets
Pavenport
Travel & Education
Travel & Adventure
Veityy
State
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