Standings topple Carver Bandag in Senior League action
Stark's and Carver Park split a high scoring set at Kent Stein Park. Stark's won 5-0 behind Rice as Calkins hit a triple and Hebler Mowell added singles. Carver Bandag also produced offense with four innings of scoring in earlier frames.
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Mike Marshall
Steve Hank
National Minors Standings Tighten After Giants Loss
The National Minors race tightens as the league leading Giants are defeated. Braves beat Giants 8-6 at Oak Park with Estabrook Snider Atif Cooney and Terrill driving the offense. Hubbard Fifield and others pace the Giants. Cubs edge Redlegs 9-8 at West Junior High as Backman Woodharge and Bunn shine. Cards lead Dodgers 26-9 when game halted at Taylor Field.
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Taylor Field
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Red Sox game and church league odds on a busy night
Tonight at Tom Bruner Field the Red Sox host Hills in a p.m. matchup. Church league games at Weed Park include Zion Lutheran versus Crace Lutheran at 9:15, and North Metho dist against First Baptist. Kent Stein Park hosts open league action with Henderson Chev Olds against Jody's Corner at 9, Dan's Dog N Suds versus May Drug, and seniors Wendling Quarries versus Clark's Standard, Home O Nize against Cheri Top at Hayes, Elks versus Lumber Mart at Kent Stein No 2. Majors at Kent Stein Park feature Henderson Chev Olds against Thatcher Glass at No 1, AFL-CIO versus Moose at No 2, Rosenberg Agency against Henry's Hamburgers at No 1, and Minors Yankees against Orioles at West. Athletios versus Twins at Taylor, Angels versus White Sox at Oak Park.
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Henderson Chev-Olds
Thatcher Glass
Afl-Cio
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Rosenberg Agency
Henry's Hamburgers
Yankees
Orioles
West
Athletios
Twins
Griffith to Be A Middleweight At Madison Square Garden
New York news reports Emile Griffith will move to middleweight for a non title 10 round bout against Joe Gonzalez at Madison Square Garden on July 13. Griffith accepted the match Wednesday.
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Emile Griffith
Joe Gonzalez
Madison Square Garden
Griffith
Muscatine Roller Team Heads to Sixth National Meet in Ohio
Muscatine, returning for a sixth straight national roller hockey tournament, will compete in Fort Canton Ohio June 27 to 29. The squad, coached by Cecil Walle, seeks another strong finish after 18 wins and 2 losses, with players aiming for the eight man US all star squad for world championships in Ecuador.
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U High Beats Durant 1-0 for First EIH Loss
U High of Iowa City handed Durant its first Eastern Iowa Hawkeye conference baseball loss in a 1-0 duel at Iowa City. Steve Koser tripled and scored on a wild throw in the first inning. Bob Bierkamp earned Durant’s only hit. Bill Sass (W) allowed two hits and struck out seven. Durant hosts Assumption Friday.
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Fishing report highlights Iowa streams and lakes fishing
The State Conservation Commission notes Shell Rock and Cedar rivers and area lakes produce strong bass catfish northern pike and bluegill catches. Iowa River above Eldora yields good catfish and bullhead. Des Moines slow, Missouri and Big Sioux waters show catfish, with excellent bullhead near Okoboji and good walleye at Spirit Lake.
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Lake fishing reports show strong crappie bites across region
The commission notes bluegill and crappie abundance in Center Lake with even children catching fish. Bass and northern fishing are good in Blue and Browns lakes, while Nine Eagles Lake tops the southwest for crappie and bass. Red Haw Lake and Lake Ahquabi also produce solid fishing. Clear Lake and Beeds Lake near Hampton report excellent crappie and yellow bass with bass northern bluegill walleye and catfish in play.
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Clay seeks annulment as wife resists Muslim vows
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay files for an annulment in Miami court alleging wife Sonji Clay failed to convert to his Muslim faith and follow its rules on dress and conduct. Sonji, staying in Chicago, says she loves him and will fight to save the marriage despite their religious and lifestyle clashes. The dispute follows tensions after Clay defended his title against Sonny Liston and a later June meeting in Chicago.
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Baseball Scoring and Schedule Highlights
Results show Minnesota 6 Cleveland 3 Detroit 2 Los Angeles Baltimore 6 Boston 4 New York 8 Kansas City 3 Washington 5 0. Today’s games include Kansas City at New York Los Angeles at Detroit Minnesota at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore Kansas City at Cleveland Los Angeles at New York Washington at Boston Baltimore at Chicago Detroit at Minnesota.
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Interview Set For Grouwinkel On College Job
GRAND FORKS N D AP Two Iowa high school coaches are among candidates to be given interviews last week for the vacant football coaching position at the University of North Dakota. They are Tom Good of Regis High Cedar Rapids and Gary Grouwinkel of Ottumwa High.
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University of North Dakota
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Regis High
Cedar Rapids
Gary Grouwinkel
Ottumwa High
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