Muscatine Muskie Run Ends In Eight In Little Six Final
Davenport Assumption edged Muscatine 3-2 in eight innings to win the Little Six baseball title after Muscatine led early and misplays fueled the late rally. Keokuk, Bettendorf, and Assumption filled the field at Tom Bruner Field as the Muskie pitching by Mike Hartsock was strong but seven Muscatine errors doomed the championship bid.
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Pitcher’s duel caps Muscatine Keokuk battle in rough defeat
In Saturday action at the Six championship, Muscatine’s pinch runner Doug Randle was thrown out attempting to steal third in the fifth inning, a play finished by catcher Don Peterson at the plate. MH5 won 5-1 but then fell to Assumption 3-2 in the title night.
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Wilber earns U.S. team spot at World Archery tryouts
Iowa archer Doreen Wilber of Jefferson placed third in women’s competition with 2,214 points, earning a place on the U.S. team for the World Archery Championships during Sunday tryouts. Clara Wanamaker of Wayzata Minn. won with 2,227. John Williams, 17, of Cranesville Pa., set a 60-meter accuracy world record on his way to the men's title with 2,412.
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Port City, Wailys Deep Rock and Safleys remain undefeated
Three Muscatine girls softball teams Port City Taxi Wailys 8th St Deep Rock and Safleys Sporting Goods all stayed unbeaten after week three on Saturday action. Port City beat HON Inds 33 to 12 at Musser Park with Sandi Maxfield taking the loss and Susan Snyder catching. Wall’s Deep Rock beat Lofgren Realty in four and a half innings at Kent Stein Park as Denise Simpson belted a homer and Patty Wull caught. Janet Roelle won on the mound Connie Howell caught. Pam McBride and Kathy Brei lost. Oppelt homered for Muscatine Produce in a 26 to 4 loss to Lucas Plumbing at Kent Stein Park with J Powell and Vicki Stark sharing the win battery. Lucas Plumbing won 29 to 13 and Muscatine Produce fell behind. Muscatine Electric beat Matt Leuck Insurance 48 to 38 at Kent Stein Park. Karen Schubick and Kathy Zaehringer were the winners while Vicky Skubal and Robin Lanfier took the loss. Pitching summaries listed. A basic tennis course scheduled to open at Weed Park was postponed to Tuesday morning with eight lessons guided by Bob Weis for ages 9 to 17 in Muscatine area costing $8. Registrations remained open. Also noted were results from a swimming meet with Muscatine Swim Club placing in AAU competition, plus plans for an open AAU meet this weekend at Bettendorf pool.
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Amana journey champ Trevino leads 32 pros in Amana event
In Iowa City AP report Trevino defending champ and two recent PGA tour winners head a 32 player field at the 3rd Amana VIP Golf Tournament at Finkbine Field. Masters champ George Archer also competes along with former Open champions and past PGA tour veterans.
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Major League Stars headline notes two star performances
Bob Bailey belted two homers and four singles in six at bats driving in four as Montreal split a doubleheader with the Chicago Cubs. Dave Leonhard pitched a two three hitter game to push his record to 5 0 as Baltimore routed Cleveland after a 3 2 loss in the opener.
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Majestic Prince to Race Again in 1970 After Ankles
Majestic Prince, the Derby winner who faltered in the Triple Crown bid, will not race again until 1970 due to inflammation in both front ankles. Trainer Johnny Longden, who had opposed the Belmont entry, says the condition is not serious but will keep him out of action for the Santa Anita meeting beginning December 26.
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Iowa Team Wins 8-6 After Morales Ninth Inning Homer
Joe Morales belted a two run homer in the ninth to lift Iowa to an 8-6 win over Oklahoma City in the American Association. Ed Sprague pitched for the Gaks who led 8-4 entering the ninth as Oklahoma City mounted a two run rally. Iowa piled up 18 hits to Oklahoma City 16 as others saw Omaha beat Tulsa 8-6 and Indianapolis top Denver 8-6 before losing to the Bears 7-5.
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Morris breaks track record in Muscatine midseason race
Mel Morris wins his fourth feature of the season and closes in on leader John Moss in a dual 30 lap showdown at West Liberty. Morris posted the fastest time 24.71 seconds setting a new track mark and led the field in top standings as double points loom in Columbus Junction next week.
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