Hayes Nip Muscatine JV 1 0 In Pitchers Duel
Hayes edged Muscatine junior varsity 1 0 at Tom Bruner field after Mike Furlong scored on a rundown in the top of the inning. Tom Beckey and Dave Miller hurled five strong innings for a tense, low scoring contest with Hayes finally breaking through in the frame’s early action. The Muskies threatened late but could not push across the tying run as a sequence of strikeouts and a key baserunning play sealed the win for Hayes.
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Mike Furlong
Joe Blaesing
Hayes
Muscatine High School
Tom Bruner
Tom Beckey
Dave Miller
Muscatine
Panther
Curt Hetzler
Ted Blaesing
Blaesing
Furlong
Miller
Fuller
Muskateers
Ken Huber
Muskies
Sissel
Eddie Berry
Beckey
Harry Koch
Berry
Koch
Local Sports Roundup of Kent Stein and Area Matches
Senior teams include Kent Stein Home-o-Nite versus Carver Bandag Stark’s versus Elks and Pool’s bye. Majors feature Kert Stein Safety against Buick at 7 45, Dog n Suds versus Beach, Police versus Gibson. Minors list Taylor West Oak Park Pirates Cardinals Cubs Braves Giants Dodgers. Open Softball Kent Stein Wilton versus Krieger’s 7 30, Team No 3 versus Crick’s 9. Industrial Weed Park Monsanto versus Home Nite No 2 6 30, Kent Feeds versus Heinz 8. Southeast Iowa Columbus Community at Morning Sun Mediapolis at Winfield Danville at Lone Tree Wapello at Highland New London at Louisa Muscatine Eastern Iowa Hawkeye Mid Prairie at Wilton 7 30 A High at Mount Vernon 6 West Branch at West Liberty 6 Muscatine Hayes Catholic at Bennett 6 30 MHS junior varsity at Town City 5 30 Muscatine Indians vs Milan Tom Bruner field 7 30.
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Kent-Stein
Carver-Bandag
Stark’s
Elks
Kert-Stein
Safety's
Buick
Beach
Police
Gibson
Taylor
West
Oak Park
Pirates
Cardinals
Cubs
Braves
Giants
Dodgers
Kent Stein
Wilton
Krieger’s
Crick’s
Weed Park
Monsanto
Kent Feeds
Heinz
Iowa
Industrial Loop Romp, Forfeit Recorded in Softball Night
A 155 romp and a forfeit highlighted Muscatine Industrial softball at Kent Stein park. Home-O-Nize No 1 crushed Thermice 155 in the second game, while Home-O-Nize No 3 forfeited to Kent Feeds. Home-O-Nite had 16 hits, Sanders four safeties, other batters two hits each. Thermice totaled five hits, none over one. Winning pitcher Dotson, loss Snyder.
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Muscatine
Kent Stein Park
Kent
Sanders
Thermice
Dotson
Snyder
Open Horseshoe Tournament Set Here on Sunday
Muscatine hosts the open horseshoe event at Kent-Stein Park. Qualifying runs Saturday 2 to 5 and Sunday 8 30 to 11 30 with 100-shoe rounds. Tournament begins 12 30 Sunday. Entry is 3 dollars. Trophies awarded for champion and runner up in each division plus top qualifiers. If rain, event shifts to next Sunday.
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Muscatine
Wapello Dominates Winfield 10-0 in Shortened Game
Wapello exploded for eight runs in the second inning to rout Winfield 10-0 in five innings under the 10-run rule. Rod Fisher hit a triple for Wapello, with Keith Messer Mike MacConahay Mick Woodruff and Steve Jennings adding singles. For Winfield Anderson Leach and Reighard had hits. Woodruff was the winning pitcher and Jones the catcher.
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Wapello
Winfield
Rod Fisher
Keith Messer
Mike MacConahay
Mick Woodruff
Steve Jennings
Anderson
Leach
Reighard
R-H-E Winffield
Woodruff
Swafford
c-Jones
Little Six Meet Opens With Equal Teams at Tom Bruder Field
Muscatine hosts a four team Little Six baseball tournament with no clear favorite. Muskies (2-6) face Bettendorf at 2 PM, followed by Davenport Assumption vs Burlington. Bettendorf is defending champion after last year final win. Assumption sits at 6-4, after a couple of recent losses.
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Little Six
Tom Bruder
South Muscatine
Muscatine
Muskies
Bettendorf
Burlington
Assumption
The
Ron Reiferl
Ken Ramer
Davenport Assumption
Cub Scout Softball Action Sees Three Wins
McKinley blue edged Jefferson 19 to 17 as Larry Pace earned the win and Jeff Elder belted the toss. Pace also hit a three run homer with Ricky Schmidt adding a triple. Lincoln Green defeated McKinley red 37 to 17 with Kevin Boyd on the mound, while Grant blue beat Lincoln yellow 12 to 11.
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McKinley Blue
Lincoln Green
Grant Blue
McKinley
Jefferson
Larry Pace
Jeff Elder
Pace
Ricky Schmidt
Lincoln
McKinley Red
Kevin Boyd
Grant
Oakville Church Services Listed
Oakville's churches announce services with several congregations. Methodist Church holds 11 am service led by Rev. Sam E Bowser and Junior M Y F meets Sunday at 7 30 in the evening. Fairview Community Church features Rev. Howard Peterson and a sermon The Nations in Scripture at 11 am with Wednesday Bible study at 7 30 at the Peterson home. Fairview Aid meets June 28 at 7 pm at Marion Deams home with Roll Call on a Bible verse on Children and program by Alice Schrader on Retarded Children. Church of God offers 12 am service with Rev. Herbert Clevenger. Sunday worship 7 36 pm and Wednesday prayer at 8 pm.
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Methodist
Sam E. Bowser
M.Y.F
Fairview Community Church
Howard Peterson
Peterson
Fairview Aid
Marion Deam
Alice Schrader
Church of God
Deeds Recorded for Multiple Property Transfers in Muscatine Area
Deeds recorded show Leonard A Wheatley and Louise M Wheatley transferring to Katherine M Ritchie. Maurice J Safely and Henrietta Safely to Jerry L Stark. Francis Longhurst and Vera Longhurst to James E Bomlazi. Michael Charles Henderson and Joyce Ann Henderson to Raymond J Korschel. Plus Massachusetts state troopers adopt new lightweight summer uniform replacing 46 year breeches and boots.
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Francis
Vera Longhurst
James E
Katherine A. Bomlazi
Warfield’s
City of Muscatine
Michael Charles
Joyce Ann. Henderson
Raymond J. Korschel
Barry Hills
Boston
APU
Massachusetts
Cleveland Open Yates Leads Golfers By One Shot
Wayne Yates shot a four under par 66 to lead the Cleveland Open after the first round at Aurora Country Club. Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Dan Sikes and Dick Lotz were one stroke back as storms and wet conditions influenced scoring. Yates, 23, is in only his second year as a tour regular, while Palmer predicted the field will continue to drop scores as the week progresses.
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Hal Paris
Associated Press
Cleveland
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Wayne Yates
Pennsylvania
Yates
Atlanta
Dan Sikes
Dick Lotz
Aurora Country Club
Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Jack
Don Finsterwald
Bob Stanton
Lionel Hebert
Raymond Floyd
Gardner Dickinson
Bob Charles
Ken Venturi
Finsterwald
Brewer
Billy Casper
R.H. Sikes
Julius Bores
American Minors high scoring weeknight games recap
Thursday evening baseball scores feature White Sox 29 Indians 12 in Oak Park and Red Sox 13 Indians 0 at West Junior High. Yankees beat Orioles 18-17 at Taylor Field as D O'Brien and Bromwell lead with multiple hits. National Majors include Thatcher Hendersons 10-3, Rosenberg Agency 8-4, and AFL Henrys 9-1 with multiple players contributing hits.
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White Sox
Twins
Oak Park
Bobby Roles
Tim Austin
Larry Meeks
Whitlow
Hinrichson
Zellmer
Sox
Austin
Lawrence
Krieger
McElwee
Thomas
Phelps
Gilleland
Dwyer
Butcher
Nelson
W. Sox
Batcher-Roles
Brownee
Red Sox
Indians
West
LaBianca
Waterman
Massey
Kleist
Willett
Honts
Laser
Elliotte
Cozad
Yankees
Orioles
Taylor Field
Yanks
D. Mahoney
Hall
Daryl O'Brien
M. Bromwell
M. Eggenburg
Birkhofer
Essex
Doug O'Brien
Biaesing
Danny Bean
D. Freud
R. Schmidt
J. Weikert
T. Kuip
Meyer
S. Cook
Talent Is Set For Pro Grid Teams Preview
New York AP states the All-America game in Atlanta Saturday night will showcase 28 NFL rookies and 22 AFL rookies. East team coached by Army’s Tom Cahill includes seven first round picks and other notable players, highlighting the depth of the incoming talent pool.
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New York
Atlanta
National Football League
American Football League
American Football Coaches Association
Tom Cahill
Army
Nick
Local Notes and International Sports Snippets
Susan and Steven Wilson of Colorado Springs visit Cedar Rapids after arrival by plane, staying with the Hammer family and visiting Letts. The World War I carrier Antietam moves to Davisville for space with Philadelphia Naval Base crowded. Notre Dame back Eddy highlighted among first-round NFL picks, with several college stars listed for the 1960 draft. Crown Prince Harald to attend World 5.5-meter Yachting Championships in Nassau. Lightweight boxing results note Mando Ramos stopping Len Kesey in Long Beach.
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Grandview
Susan
Steven Wilson
Colorado Springs
Cedar Rapids
Walter Hammer
Hammer
Earl Wilson
Letts
Lynn Shellabarger
Burlington
Ruth Shellabarger
Caral Shellabarger
Davisville
Ray McDonald
Idaho
Washington
Mel Farr
UCLAI
Detroit
Harry Wilson
Nebraska
Philadelphia
Dave Williams
St. Louis
Loyd Phillips
Arkansas
Chicago
Gene Upshaw
Texas A&i
Oakland
Johnny Pits
Arizona State
Buffalo
Oslo
Norway
Crown Prince Harald
Norwegian Yachting Federation
Nassau, Bahama
Park Lane Thursday Night League Scores and Standings
Park Lane and Safley’s each posted 3 0 wins as Schlitz topped First National 0 in Tuesday play. Stark’s blanked Home-O-Nize 3 while First National defeated Drewry’s Beer 94 to 74. Low scores included Net-Bob Hoffman 33 and Charles Meerdink 44.
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Park Lane
Stark Ready Schlitz Beer
Equitable
Iowa
Sterneman’s
Safley’s Sports Shop
Schlitz
First Nationaal
Safley's
Stark’s
First National
Drewry's Beer
Sterneman
Drewry
Bob Hoffman
Gross
Charles Meerdink
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Tim Panther
Ray Call
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Randleman
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Ingstad
Poenee Koch
Ph McDonald
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Rf Saeeee Miller
Rhe
Knights
Liversock
John Graham
John BE
Rex County Auditor
Burton Mills
Board of Supervisors
Oakville Church Services Listed
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Herbert Clevenger
Leonard A
Louise M. Wheatley
Katherine M. Ritchie
Maurice J
Henrietta
Jerry L
Betty J. Stark
Warfield
City of Masatine
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Wendling
Clark
Greg Guck
Dave
Doug Roelle
King
Rick Skubal
Lucas
Neal Schubick
Mike Guck
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Lumber Mart
Steve Garett
Cheri-Top
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Clint Zaehringsr
Fred Birkhofer
Wolfe
Jim Schell
Maynard Calvert
Mike Cook
Kyle Reifert
Bill Hopkins
Raymond Hubbs
C. Reed
L. Mart
Terry Beckey
F. Birkhofer
Mike Cooke
Jim] Schell
P_ Walker
D. Beane
Aplacio Cee Cy Co
Henrys Hamburgers
Rosenberg Agency
Henderson's Garage
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Moose Lodge
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Henderson’s
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Tony Orr
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Lacey
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Rosenberg
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Pat Cooney
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APL
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Ore
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Greenwood Cemetery
Stan Willey
W. 4Th Moscatine
Izaak Walton
Doc Byers
Fairport Admisstion
Edward Riley
Riley Funeral Home
Dia
Walnut
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