Booed bands fall short as Stephenson shines for Sox
Chicago fans booed bands at Sox Park between games of a twilight doubleheader, then watched Jerry Stephenson dominate Boston in a 10-4 win. Stephenson, making his first start since May, yielded 13 hits and all 10 Sox runs in the nightcap after a 6-3 loss in the opener.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Jerry Stephenson
Chicago White Sox
Boston
White Sox
Stephenson
Washington
Oakland
Baltimore
California
Cleveland
Detroit
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Ken Harrelson
Friday's Results and Upcoming Baseball Games
Friday's results show New York 5 defeats Los Angeles 1 and San Francisco 3 over Pittsburgh 0. Houston 2 over Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 3 over Cincinnati 2. St. Louis 4 defeats Atlanta 3 with 13 innings. Upcoming games include Atlanta at St. Louis and Chicago at Cincinnati.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Houston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Atlanta
W. L. Pet
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Oakland
California
Washington
Associated Press
Wilton Beats Mid-Prairie 6-2 for Seventh Win
Wilton Bea vers improved to seven wins in eight tries by defeating Mid-Prairie 6-2 in an Eastern Town Hawkeye clash. Ben Marolf pitched five hits and struck out 10 for the win, while Dennis Groff had 10 strikeouts in the loss. Five Wilton runs came in the fifth inning on timely hits by Rabedeaux, Birkhofer, and Norton.
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Wilton
Wilton Beavers
Mid-Prairie
Hawkeye
Ben Marolf
Dennis Groff
Neil Rabedeaux
DeWayne Birkhofer
Bill Norton
Jack Allgood
Marolf
Rabedeaux
Birkhofer
Norton
R-H Wilton
Day to Honor Bud Suter at Geneva Golf Course
Reservations are due Tuesday for the annual Day to be held Wednesday, June 26 at Geneva Golf and Country Club. Bud Suter will receive a plaque and a check to the I Club. many Iowa coaching and athletic staff are expected. Golf afternoon, dinner at 7 p.m., single $10 fee covers golf, dinner, and partial I Club check. Muscatine area men invited. not required to be Club or Geneva member.
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Bud Suter
University of Iowa
Suter
I Club
Iowa
Muscatine Area
Club
Geneva
Red Sox Seek Revenge At Home After Early Loss
Muscatine hosts Ottumwa in a bid to avenge the season’s only defeat, as a busy schedule includes Hayes Catholic High and Muscatine Junior Variety at Tom Bruner Field. Muscatine aims to extend a five game winning streak and fund a season expenses drive.
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Ottumwa Merchants
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Tom Bruner
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Danville
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Wapello
Mediapols
Lone Tree
Highland
H-Durant
Mid-Prairie
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L-M
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Mt. Vernon
Durant
Ottumwa
Rod Jennings
Sox
Jennings
Bruner Field
Indianapolis Clowns
Major League Stars Highlight Friday Actions
Bobby Cox of the Yankees drove in four runs with a homer, a triple, and a single in a 14-4 victory over the Twins. Bob Bolin of the Giants pitched a four hitter in a 4-0 win over the Pirates.
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Associated Press
Bobby Cox
Yankees
Twins
Bob Bolin
Giants
Pirates
Australian Bruce Devlin Leads Canadian Open After Two Rounds
Bruce Devlin leads the Canadian Open with a two round total of five under par 135 after a 68 Friday. He gained sole possession of first place despite a delayed entry and a drizzle affected round at St George's Golf Club. Ken Still and Bob Charles trailed three strokes behind, tied at 138 after each shot 72 and 68 respectively.
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St. George’s Golf Club
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New Zealand
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Golfdam
Casper
U.S
Fred Marti
RH. Sikes
Lou Graham
Rives McBee
Jack Ewing
Bob Smith
Tom Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Little League slate for week with multiple division games
Cedar Falls AP report notes Mike McCready of Dubuque High rising to No 1 in the UNI Track Federation meet by throwing 18 inches in the college shot put to break the meet record. His brother Larry McCready of UNI won both senior division hurdles races. The schedule lists Major Minor and Senior games at Kent Stein Park with daily matches including Gibson Beach Lumber Muscatine Police and others.
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Muscatine Police
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Dog-N-Suds
Moose
Afl-Cio
Rosenberg Agency
Henderson
Chey-Olds
Johnson Oil Co
Thatcher Glass
Buick
Safley’s
Gibson
Police
Beach
Johnson
Henderso
Thatcher
Rosenberg
AFL
Muscatine Lighting i
Clark’s Standard
Wendling Quarries
Cheri-Top
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Poole Transfer
Elks
Ina Mae's
Carver Bandag
Wendling Va
Clark’s
Ina Mae
HON
Poole
Carver
Taylor
West Junior High
Oak Park
Garfield School Diamonds
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Cubs
Pirates
Giants
Astros
Mets
Orioles
Indians
Twin
Red Sox
Yankees
White Sox
Senators
Angels
Cards
Twins
Cedar Falls
Mike McCready
University of Northern Iowa
Wilt Chamberlain To Be Traded To Lakers Rumor Hits Pittsburgh
AP reports Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia 76ers may be traded to the Los Angeles Lakers for Jerry Chambers Dar Imhoff Archie Clark and cash. Giants announcer Lon Simmons told The Associated Press he believes a deal will occur though he offered no solid sources. Simmons noted the Sixers had denied any deal as of Thursday night.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
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San Francisco
Lon Simmons
San Francisco Giants
Associated Press
Simmons
Giants
Lakers
Jerry Chambers
Dar Imhoff
Archie Clark
Softball Meet Slated For Tonight at Kent Stein Park
A four team softball tournament kicks off tonight at Kent Stein Park with a tripleheader. Dollie's Top of Muscatine faces Iowa City Pest Control at 6 40 PM, then Safley's Sports Shop of Muscatine meets Iowa City Ready Mix at 7 45 PM. winners play in the 9 o'clock final. Admission is 30 cents to cover umpires and balls.
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Muscatine
Iowa City
Dollie
Top of Muscatine
Henderson
Iowa City Pest Control
Safley
Record crowd clips soccer history at Yankee Stadium
A 43,002 attendance set a U.S. soccer record as Santo of Brazil defeated Napoli in an exhibition. Pele’s presence drew the huge crowd, surpassing the 41,598 mark from two years earlier. Also notable were NASL games in Boston and Washington with smaller turnouts. Fresno Open bowling opens with Mario Piraino near a world mark, averaging 253 in six games.
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Associated Press
United States
New York
Yankee Stadium
Santo
Brazil
Napoli
Italy
Pele
U.S
Santos
Inter
Milan
Chicago Mustangs
Boston Beacons
Fenway Park
Washington
Whips
Toronto
Fresno
Calif
Martie Piraino
Syracuse
N.Y
ISU Reviews Black Athletes Demands Ahead of Deadline
ISU Athletic Council to reconsider discrimination complaints from Black athletes who threaten a boycott if eight demands are unmet by August. Demands include appointing a Negro coach in each major sport, a Black administrator in athletics, changes in attitude by Glen Anderson and trainer C Robert Billings, and terminology shifts in communications. The group set an August 1 deadline and seeks firings of Cape Timm and broader changes within ISU athletics.
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Athletic Council
ISU
Glen Anderson
C. Robert Billings
Ed Charles Helps Mets Beat Dodgers for .303 Average
Elderly Ed Charles, 35, homered as a veteran presence for the New York Mets in a 5 1 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. He collected a single and a double, driving in three and raising his batting average to .303. Charles extended his hitting streak to nine games as New York moved into sixth place with a 12 gain over the last 18 games.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Ed Charles
New York Mets
Charles
Mets
New York
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago
Cincinnati
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Atlanta
Florida
Morning Sun and Columbus Triumph in SEI Loop Play
Morning Sun defeated Winfield Mount Union 5-1 as Dan Sands homered and pitcher Dan Inghram notched a 4 hitter with 12 strikeouts. Columbus Community romped Mediapolis 6-1 behind a late three-run burst and winning pitcher Meeker. LM fell to Danville 13-6 in a late surge, with Lamp and Huelett sharing duties for LM and Danville scoring six runs in the final inning.
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Morning Sun
Columbus
Columbus Community
Louisa Muscatine
Iowa
Winfield Mount Union
Mediapolis
LM Jost
Danville
Columbus Junction
Jim Gabriel
Bot Skubal
Steve Rueckert
Duane Howe
Tom Smith
Mark Rueckert
Steve Meckerome
Meeker
Wildcats
At & P.m
New London
R-H Columbus
Winfield
John Thomas
Dan
John Inghram
Dan Sands
Sands
Dan Inghram
Joe Statlar
Steve Carlson
Louisa Muscatina
Tom Lamp
Huelett
Sports Editor Dies in Maryland at 43
Robert B. Watcher, sports editor of The Annapolis Evening News, died after a brief illness. He had served in the role for 15 years in Annapolis, Maryland.
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Robert B. Watcher
Annapolis, Md
Evening News
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