Baseball scores and standings snapshot from midweek action
National League results show Houston and San Francisco split, Milwaukee and New York post strong showings, while Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St. Louis reach close games. Rain interrupted several matchups. multiple postponed games noted with upcoming schedule details.
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Early Power Lifts Dubuque To League Lead In 6-1 Win
Dubuque expanded its Midwest League lead by scoring in the first three innings and beating Fox Cities 6 to 1. Bob Santana homered in the third to cap a two run frame while Van Rushing and Tom Yost opened the game with consecutive homers for Waterloo in the opener of the twin bill. Clinton fell to Quincy 10 to 9 after a late rally. Keokuk topped Cedar Rapids 13 to 1 as Charles Daniels led with three hits. Quad City defeated Decatur 7 to 4 behind Verle Koch’s double and triple and three RBIs. In junior play, Philadelphia beat the Dodgers 9 to 46, while Cincinnati upended St. Louis 18 to 5 with a big sixth inning.
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Muskies Rally In Seventh To Edge Knights 8-7
Muscatine High School edges Assumption Knights 8-7 after a dramatic seventh inning. Sam Childs drives in the tying and winning runs with a clutch single as Mike Rueckert and Wally Benson spark a late Musky uprising. Hindahl pitches 6 2/3 strong innings for Muscatine, with Joe Dodder keying early scoring.
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Coaches See Iowa Teams Around .500 in 1962
Iowa football and basketball prospects discussed at Geneva Club Day with coach Bob Flora predicting a roughly .500 overall by 1962. He cited potential backfield strengths, praised Earl McQuiston and Wally Hilgenberg, and noted depth concerns as a limiting factor for a first division rise.
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200 Wrestlers Weigh In For World Tourney
More than 200 amateur wrestlers from 27 nations weigh in to draw positions for the 14th world championships in Toledo Ohio. Freestyle action begins with competitors under 114.5 pounds as Iran Turkey and Russia contend for team title while the United States Japan and Bulgaria follow closely.
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Aaron Drives Braves Over Mets as NL Leaders Hold Edge
Hank Aaron slugged twice for two homers and six RBIs as Milwaukee swept New York in a rain-shortened win. Aaron boosted his season average to .385 and led the NL with 26 homers and 58 RBIs while four games of hitting produced nine hits in 16 at bats over three days.
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Major League Stars Lead Braves and Indians in doubleheaders
Hank Aaron of the Braves blasted two homers and three singles with six RBIs as Milwaukee swept a doubleheader from New York 4 32. Barry Latman of the Indians tossed a five hit shutout in the nightcap as Cleveland swept Boston 6 3 and 3 0.
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Baseball scores from minor leagues and associations
In the International League Jacksonville beat Rochester 12 to 8 and Columbus defeated Buffalo 6 to 3 while Toronto at Richmond position remains. In the Pacific Coast League Hawaii won 3 to 1 over Portland and Spokane moved 9 to 1 against Tacoma and San Diego led Vancouver 13 to 3 and Seattle 10 to Salt Lake City. In the American Association Indianapolis topped Louisville 12 to 5 while Denver edged Omaha 6 to 3 and Oklahoma City and Dallas Fort Worth 1 game?
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Ridan Top Choice In 30000 Arlington Handicap
Ridan, seen as a top 3 year old candidate, faces eleven entrants in the 134 mile Warren Wright Handicap at Arlington Park. Aidan may loom as a 1-20 favorite with strong betting and fore place wagering possible at the track.
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