Close softball games feature Wareco Safley Central State wins
Rosenberg, Lucas Plumb ing, Stiles, Economee and Safley led Sunday softball for the Muscatine Journal area. Wareco beat American Family 7-3 with Lane winning. Safley topped Leuck 7-1 behind Greenwald. Rosenberg defeated the Muscatine Journal 10-7 as McKinney homered. Central State Bank beat Phelps Bros 10-7. Monsanto edged Wallys 12-10 with Thurman winning.
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Lane
Leesh
Tutt
Gulich
Rosenberg-Journal Rosenberg
Muscatine Journal
Kim Hamaker
Teri McKinney
Hammaker
Lynne Goedken
Journal
Rosenberg
Kim Hammaker
Lazer
Lori Roberson
Central
Phelps Central State Bank
Phelps Bros
Winn
Yerington
Gow
Jones
Marcia Hartman
Melinda Hartman
Phelps
Ballenger
Young
Lambrecht
e-Titus
Workers in fisticuffs mar baseball doubleheader
In a chaotic day four American League teams tangles with fists amid games. Economee-Port City erupted for five in the eighth to beat Port City Taxi 15 to 11 after tying with a seven inning rally. Randleman had three hits. Howell homered for Economee-Port City while LaRue and McGrew homered for Port City. LaRue and Vaniést added homers. Stiles-Body Shop Stiles Drug trounced Glenn and Bob's Body Shop 16 to 1 as Luce and Sallon had five hits apiece for the winners. Lucas Electric beat Five Frames 9 to 5 as Gray and Williams led with three hits. Indiana Classic stock-car race winner was Butch Hartman. Tigers slipped to sixth and seventh straight losses as fights broke out involving Indians Brewers Royals Rangers. Recounted brawls, ejections, and bench-clearing incidents disrupted multiple games.
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Economee
Port City
Port City ‘Taxi
Randleman
Howell
LaRue
McGrew
Vaniést
Economec
Boehme
c-McGrew
Stiles
Glenn
Bob
Body Shop
Luce
Sallon
Lindow
Dalton
Lucas Electric
Lucas Plumbing
Muscatine Electric
Gray
Williams
Swab
Moss
Jameson
Lucas
Electric
pitcner-Gray
Crook
c-Nicholse
Cleveland Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City Royals
Texas Rangers
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Brewers
Royals
Rangers
Tigers
New York Yankees
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Angels
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Oakland A's
Darrell Porter
Tim Johnson
George Scott
Late addition to roster grabs first grid tilt honors
Heisman winner Johnny Rodgers initially signed to Canada and skipped the Coaches All-America Game. Terry Metcalf, a Long Beach State back, replaced him, rushing for 125 yards on 18 carries and earning MVP honors as the West beat the East 20-6. Metcalf, a third round pick of the St. Louis Cardinals, shone after the late substitution.
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Lubbock, Tex
Johnny Rodgers
West
John McKay
McKay
Southern
California
Terry Metcalf
Metcalf
Long Beach State
St. Louis Cardinals
America Football Coaches Association
Billy’ Taylor
Michigan
McMullen has hot weekend for the Dodgers
Ken McMullen remains with the Los Angeles Dodgers as he powers a weekend surge. He homered twice in as many days and driven in three runs in a 5-2 win over Houston, with Steve Garvey also homering and Al Downing earning his sixth victory. The Dodgers, aided by a strong bullpen and timely hitting, pulled ahead in the NL West amid a flurry of National League results.
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McMillen
Los Angeles
Dodger
Reds
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
McMullen
St. Louis
Chicago
Steve Garvey
Dodgers
al Downing
Philadelphia
Montreal
Atlanta
San Diego
Doug Radar
L M defeats New London in Southeast Iowa baseball clash
L M beat New London 8 to 5 in a Southeast Iowa conference game. LM scored four in the third after a scoreless first two innings. Jeff Koppe drove in three as Randy Bal and Melvin Thomas led LM with two hits each, while Tom Cole and Haist had two hits for New London. Final line notes LM 8 5.
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Lafley - Leuck Safley
Leuck
Judy Drumin
Judy Kafka
Robyn Hager
Safley
Lisa Greenwald
Judy Kaska
Jan Morgan
Sherry Cook
L-M
Jeff Koppe
Randy Bal
Melvin Thomas
Tom Cole
Haist
New London
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Muscatine Journal Sports
Monsanto
Wally
S. Sanders
Vandygiff
Ball
Dora
Briggs
Vanderlinden
Wulf
Massey
Buckley
Monsanto Os
Thurman
c-Baer
Indianapolis
Butch Hartman
Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Bob Coluceio
Cleveland
John Ellis
Brewer
Don Money
Ellis
Coluccio
Pedro Garcia
Ray Lamb
Kansas City
Ed Kirkpatrick
Texas
Lloyd Allen
Kirkpatrick
Lou Piniella
Piniella
Allen
Cookie Rojas
Steve Bushy
Frank White
Oakland
Minnesota
Winston Lienas
Rod Carew
Angel
Richie Scheinblum
Mike Epstein
Graig Nettles
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Yankees
Gene Michael
John Curtis
Boston
Baltimore
Orlando Cepeda
Vida Blue
White Sox
Ed Herrmann
Laneaasagyes
Stottlemyre
Perry
Lee
Holtzman
Siebert
Cuellar
Bell
Blyleven
Bahnsen
Wright
Ryan
L. Pet
The
National League East
Hal Bock
Ken McMullen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Rads
Briles
Johnson
McAnally
Strohmayer
Footer
Twitchell
Reuschel
Matlack
Cnejimaly
Biegam
Forsch
Osteen
Grief
Cesar Cedeno
Giants
Bobby Bonds
Willie McCovey
Radar
Astos
Tommy Hutton
Bob Boone
Cesar Tovaro
Expos
Ken Singleton
Billy Wilson
Jim Lonborg
Steve Arlin
Arlin
Ralph Garr
Braves
Padres
Garr
Glenn Beckert
Chicago Cubs
Milt Pap
Pas
Cardinals
Cubs
Tom Murphy
Ed Kranepool
Tom Seaver
Pirates
Willie Stargells
Los AB
Angeles
Odcull
United Neuro College Fund
Cweracie 7
United Negro College
East S2nd Street
N. Low
Pete Lessinger
Bruce Thomas
Brian Lorber
Marty
Beckey
Vickers
Stewart
Muscatine Tent & Awning Co
Grandview Ave
Galton An
Mello
Galton
Wonder
Prof
Atearad
Conan
Eieegye
Gallan' Sean
Glidden
Hill's Fair
West Second St
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