Muscatine baseball results from Kent Stein Park Monday
In American Majors action at Kent Stein Park Monday evening Safley’s-Dog & Suds rallied for an 16-14 win over Dog-N-Suds after trailing 14-4. Barry Manley and Harold Blake Jr. had two hits for Safley’s. Dog-N-Suds featured multiple hitters including Dennis Wiley and Mike Walker with three hits. Gibson-Beach and Buick battles produced a 9-0 Gibson victory and an 11-1 Buick win. Senior division saw Cheri-Top-Clark top Clark’s Standard 3-2, H-O-N beat Elks 7-6, Giants wallop Pirates 15-0, Cards beat Braves 14-6, and Cubs hammer Dodgers 27-2.
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Drysdale Slumps as Braves Top Phillies 7 5 in NL Action
Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale slides to 4 9 for the season after a 4 2 loss to Houston as Atlanta beats Philadelphia 7 5 behind two Gene Oliver homers and a Joe Torre RBI. St Louis defeats the Mets 4 2 while Braves fans in centerfield serenade with Taps after a rough stretch.
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Berlin's No Hit Victory Boosts Muscatine to Win Streak
Left-hander Rick Berlin spun a 9-0 no hit win over Iowa City, facing 24 batters with 12 strikeouts and two walks. Muscatine had six hits and scored in the second and third innings to move two games over .500 at 6-3, while Iowa City drops to 6-3.
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Muskateers blank Pleasant Valley 12-0 at Hayes Field
Muskateers win 12-0 over Pleasant Valley as Dave Panther tosses a three hit shutout with 16 hits supported by Ted and Joe Blassing and Steve Garvin. Panthers, Wester and Furlong pace the offense, while HCHS plays as visitor against the 10 run rule. Hayes hosts Muscatine JV Wednesday at 6 30 p.m.
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Mudcat Grant Faces Rough Season After Angels Loss
The California Angels beat the Minnesota Twins 5-3 as Jim Grant again struggled, lowering his season ERA to 3.26 amid unearned runs tied to Tony Oliva’s seventh inning miscue. Washington edged Cleveland 4-2, Chicago beat Kansas City 3-1, with Don Mincher and Harmon Killebrew homering for California and Camilli homering for the Senators.
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Jets Sign Linebacker Atkinson and Safety Abrugrese
New York Jets announce both Al Atkinson and Ray Abrugrese have signed 1966 AFL contracts. The linebacker and safety join the Jets as part of the team’s offseason roster moves this year.
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