Southeast Iowa Baseball standings tighten as teams win
Southeast Iowa League action Monday produced 11 first division wins with Columbus Community retaining first place and Louisa Muscatine and Lone Tree battling for second. Columbus defeated Mediapolis 2-2. Lam moved to 6-2 with a 12- win over Wapello. Lone Tree won 44-13 over Danville. New London beat Winfield-Mount Union to rise to fourth with other results shifting spots.
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Stars Shine as Dodgers Blank Giants Behind Koufax
The Dodgers shut out the Giants 4-0 on four hits as Sandy Koufax pitched, recording his sixth shutout of the season. Willie Stargell led Pittsburgh with six RBIs on two homers and a single in a 9-3 drubbing of Milwaukee. Danville tied Lone Tree 12-12 late, then fell 14-13 in nine. Phelps delivered the decisive ninth-inning blow as Danville stranded the tying and winning runs. Columbus topped Mediapolis 9-2 at Columbus, with Bilting failing to hold the 3-0 lead, Quigley piling up three singles. Wapella LM defeated Wapella by the run rule, scoring five in the last inning to seal the win.
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Open League Softball Resumes With Close Open Round Games
The Open League returned to action Monday night at Oregon Field with close games signaling the start of round two. Carlisle’s Sports Shop defeated Chert-Top 4 to 2 as John Robinson and Duane Küberg led with key hits and defense. Drewrys Beer blanked Hamm’s Beer 2 to 0 behind Bill Brandt’s one hitter, with Tom Dillon homering for Drewrys and Ron Palm’s fourth inning double producing the lone run.
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Durant Wins 17-9 in EH Durant rally tops Solan in Iowa league
Durant overcame an 8-7 deficit in the third inning to defeat Solan 17-9 in Eastern Iowa Hawkeye league baseball Monday night. Lenny Goecke and Ted Coecke led Durant with timely hits and a late rally produced the winning run in the fifth. Durant collects 13 hits, the most this year, and schedules next home games against West Branch and Bettendorf.
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Dodgers Duo Keeps Rolling Despite Wild Batter Clash
The Associated Press reports Koufax and Kralick continue to dominate on the mound against tough swings. A misread catcher’s miscue sparks a tense moment, but both pitchers maintain control with fastballs and sharp curves.
Local Little League standings and Monday results
The Muscatine area sees Gibson & Gibson beat Beach Lumber 3-2 at Taylor Field to stay unbeaten, with Dave Miller on the mound and Scott Ingstad catching. Dodgers, Giants, and Dodgers chase MLB matchups highlight a night of scores as Koufax’s shutout streak grows and Stargell paces Pirates with four RBIs. In the American League Cleveland tops Washington 10 to 1 on a late gift run, while Baltimore rallies to a 7-2 win over Boston aided by Jim Gentile’s homer and Mike McCormick’s complete game.
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Baltimore Fans Pack 11 Year Wait for DuPas Moyer Bout
Baltimore drew only 2 544 in attendance for a title fight as Ralph Dupas defeated Denny Moyer in 15 rounds to retain the middleweight title. Sponsorship and expectations fell short amid a boxing night overshadowed by baseball buzz and sparse crowd.
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Cubs and Cardinals win opening Junior League games
In the opening Junior Baseball League at Tom Bruner Field the Cubs defeated the Dodgers while the Cardinals beat the Braves. Cubs pitcher Ziegenhorn had two hits for the winners, and Dave Rice and K Manley each produced two hits for the Cardinals. Dodgers used three pitchers. Cardinals outhit Braves 106.
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Three church teams keep perfect in league play
In Weed Park triple header, First EUB stayed atop by beating Lincoln Boulevard Baptist 7 5, First Baptist crushed Island Methodist 15 1, and St Marys St Mathias defeated United Presbyterian 9 6. Notable performances included Bob Luiken’s one hitter for First Baptist and key hits from Sirkland Streger and Stamier for the winners.
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Tigers Name Dressen as Manager
James A. Campbell announces that manager Bob Scheffing and his coaching staff are replaced immediately. Charley Dressen will take over, formerly a Cincinnati pilot and current Dodgers scout, with Dressen to guide the team in coming games.
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