Muscatine Standings In American Majors at Kent Stein Park
Victory rounds feature Safley's Buick Muscatine Buick and Safley's Sporting Goods each posting wins. Beach Lumber tops Dog N Suds 15-8 with a late surge. Gibson beats Police Department 12-4. Cheri-Top and Wendling Quarries win in National Seniors. HON Industries blanks Poole Transfer 6-0 in an earlier game.
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Safley
Buick Muscatine
Buick
Sporting Goods
Harold Blake Jr
Kerry Blake
Nick Nietzel
Joe’ Korte
Don Erickson
Danny Bean
Don Nietzel
Joe Rivera
Mike Zak
Pat McFate
Kevin Cooney
Greg LaRue
Dave Ellis
R-H Buick
Lafley
Harold Blake Dr
Tony Howell
Unbeaten Beach Lumber
Beach
Gary Waltman
Eggenberg
Jeff Hanft
Vince Messer
Ricky Hoffman
Jeff Koppe
Mark MacLennon
Joel Wickers
Nick Lorber
Jay Johnson
Don Carroll
Dave Reynolds
R-H Beach
Mark Last
Gibson-Police
Gibson
Police Department
Denny Hopkins
Dana Smith
Vernon Wilson
Jeff Bright
Mark Barrington
Randy Herlein
Police
Jeff Harsch
Dan Waterman
Jeff Lear
Dave Galloway
R-H-E Gibson
Ed Milter
Rick Schmelzer
Three-way first place tie in National Minors after Wednesday results
Braves Dodgers 20 5 at Garfield School as Marv Plank Dennis Lyons lead with three hits each. Cardinals beat Cubs 24 21 at West Junior High with Mike Marr Joe Danese Lennis Ault three hits apiece. Astros top Giants 15 10 at Taylor Field with Jeff Longtin and Tom Bermel each scoring once. Mets edge Pirates 10 9 at Oak Park as Hillier Howell earns win and Eddie Bermel homers for Pirates listed as losers.
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Braves
Cardinals
Mets
Astros
Dodgers
Garfield School
Marv Plank
Dennis Lyons
Gary Scott
Paul Ales
Tom Gross
Tim Gross
Ron Ross
John Foster
Duggan
Dave Howell
Jim Foster
Jeff Johnson
Tim Murray
Jim , Foster
Cubs
West Junior High
Mike Marr
Joe Danese
Lennis Ault
Chuck Merchant
Ken Arington
Steve Beckman
Rod Ricklefs
Dale Irwin
Giants
Taylor Field
Jeff Longtin
Mike Kautz
Bob Eis
Tom Bermel
Randy Jens
Virgil Lear
Randy Lee
Dennis Howe
Bernard Ziegenhorn
Tom Goetzman
Area Boys Suffer Losses In Junior Golf Tourney
In the Boys State Junior Golf tournament at Town City two area players fell in early rounds. Mike Nortman of West Liberty lost to Jim Ryan of Ames in the first flight by 43 holes. Muscatine’s Steve Suman dropped a 19 hole decision to Bill Springer of Ottumwa in the fourth flight. Medalist Doug Coen of Cresston fell to Bill Wall of Ottumwa 2 and 1 in a top match of the day.
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Town City
Mike Nortman
West Liberity
Jim Ryan
Ames
Muscatine
Steve Suman
Lup
Bill Springer
Ottumwa
Doug Coen
Cresston
Bill Wall
Muskies Win as Hayes Beaten in Repeat Decisions
Muscatine Muskies beat Clinton St Marys 5-2 at home, snapping a four game skid against Hayes Catholic, and eye a Little Six tourney first round game at Davenport Assumption at 6 pm. Calkins led with three hits including a homer, Calvert added two, and Ziegenhorn worked six innings for Clinton before Sissel finished.
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Hayes
Clinton
Hayes Catholic
Muscatine
Muskies
Clinton St. Mary's
Davenport Assumption
Burlington
Ron Reifert
St. Mary's
Hilltoppers
Greg Calvert
Denny Kurriger
MHS
Tom Flickinger
Doug Calkins
Greg Emlet
Fuckinger
Calkins
Calvert
St. Mary’s
Steve Ziegenhorn
Mike Sissel
Ziegie
Sissel
John Yackshaw
Brian Murphy
Open League Game Ends Scoreless Until Sixth
Krieger's Motors blanked Henderson's 4 0 in an Open Softball league at Kent-Stein Park. The game was scoreless until the sixth when Krieger's scored three times with one hit. Myron Holden and Earl Schmidt had two hits for Krieger's. Bob Steckman had the other. Henderson's replies included hits by Eggenberg Ron Streger and Garvin Keith Chapman was the winning pitcher while Gary Houseman and Tom Streger pitched for Henderson's.
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Krieger’ Motors
Henderson
Kent-Stein Park
Krieger
Myron Holden
Earl Schmidt
Bob Steckman
Henderson’s
Eggenberg
Ron Streger
Garvin
Keith Chapman
Gary Houseman
Tom Streger
Cubs Softball: Lincoln Yellow Edge McKinley Red. Grant Red Tops McKinley Blue
Lincoln Yellow defeated McKinley Red 19 to 10 behind Dave Sloat's pitching and key contributions from Hever and Veatch. Grant Red beat McKinley Blue 27 to 10 with DeMint earning the win and Stoneburger the loss. Hayes previously beat them twice. Muskat eers stand 6-4, Bennet 4-7. Hayes travels to Pleasant Valley Friday at 6:30 p.m.
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Lincoln
McKinley
Grant
Dave Sloat
Hever
Veatch
Kent and HON clash ends in six as Kent completes first-half title
Kent defeats HON Industries No 2 12 to 2 at Weed Park in six innings via the 12 run rule. A triple play highlighted the game with Joe Kemp forcing at second throw to Beason and back to Kemp for the final out. Kent rapped 12 hits led by Bohling four and Beason Kemp two each. HON had four hits from Van Dyke Curtis Danfeldt and Howard. GPC routed Wolverine 21-6 in five innings as Felker pitched. Lloyd Keneer Snyder Scheldt each had multi hits for GPC while Wolverine's Browning Boyd Lupher contributed two. Score by innings shows Wolverine 0 2 0 4 0 0 6, GPC 2 0 0 3 16 0 21.
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Kent Feeds
HON Industries No
Weed Park
Kent-Hon Kent’s
Joe Kemp
Wally Beason
Beason
Kemp
Bohling
Dora
Dieckman
Stevens
Brendel
van Dyke
Curtis
Danfeldt
Howard
R-H Kent
Wolverine
Lloyd
Keneer
Snyder
Scheldt
Emry
Seright
Hayes
Noll
Buell
Browning
Boyd
Coulter
Taylor
Felker
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Kent Stein Park
Cheri-Top
Musco Lighting
Wendling Quarries
Clark's Standard
Lumber Mart
Cheri
Kyle Reifert
Corky Vandygriff
Steve Newcomb
Maynard Calvert
R-H Cheri
Mart
Corky Vandy
Griff
Lacey
Leser
Doug Roelle
Nayadley
Guck
Schubick
Weggen
Walker
Grady
Mills
Potthoff
Clark
Marx
Cury
Walch
Howell
RH Wendling
Doug Roehe
Mike Walker
Craig Marx
Steve Curry
Poole
HON Industries
Cannon
Honts
Ziegenhorn
Rexroth
Rigler
Osborne
Jackson
Meeks
Rivera
Kevin Wilter
Leo McCleary
Richard Baker
Astros-Giants
Pirates
Oak Park
Weston
Kolar
Drake
Parsons
Eddie Bermel
Robbie Danny
Terry Mowl
Jim Burr
Dennis Case
Hillier Howell
Doug Phelps
Gary Mowl
Ul Braves
Cubs Giants
Astors
Askam
Goetzman
Jens
Delp's
Tap
Monsanto
Ayaveete & Booley
Shell
E. Herm Gremmet
Ray’s Barber Shop
Nesene Stanley
Delp
Parris Tap
Joe’s
Dave Lucas
OUR
Hughes
Texaco
Mike
Mississi Drive
Pla Mor
Muskateers
Larry, Nelson
Journal Sportsphoto
Gary Courtois
HON Wives Ropes Sane
Ory
Geneva P. l
Charlie Brow All Stars
Jean Holliday
Bernice Shellabarger
Shirley Swank
HON Wives
Ceyse
Pia-Mor
Ae Be
Annes Muscatine Prise A P&s Electric
Glenda Hartsorky
Bart Andresen
Bart Andreseno
Glenda Harisee
Mark Insurance
Él Ae Roe
Williams
Charlie Brown
George
Harmon
Mel Behrend
Chuck Hal Jer
George Harmony
John Benson
R-H Krieger
Hayes Catholic Musketeers
Tom Bruner Field
Bennett
Tim Panther
Gene Peckenschneider
Gene
Joe Blaesing
Mike Lazio
Tom Wieskamp
Tom
John Fox
Tom Beckey
Fox
Peckenscneider
Bill Huckstadt
Bombers
Royce Schneider
Huckstadt
Beckey
Peckenschneider
Allbee
Don Demint
Grant Red
McKinley Blue
Demint
Stoneburger
Bensnett
Pleasant Valley
RH Reinmeister
Voss
Seible
Ifter Bachus
Siéeree Peekenschnder
Schneider
Barden
Hannes
Stuhr
Seekals
Hayes " Lazio
Blaesing
Lindle
Panther
P Wieskamp
Aull
Cf Weeee Garrett
Eeeebe
R-H-E Bennett
BOD
Peckenscheider
SB - Peckenschneider
Wieskamp
Wieskam
Kent Caps
Auto Parts
Stewart Road
Bay Simpson
Raac
Oil & Blades Wizard
Briggs & Stratton Motor
Elascom
William Havemann
Havemann Grocery
GAETA
Distributing CO
DIAL
Washington Street
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