Durant Slips By Muskies In 11 Innings 4-3
Open Softball league make-up results at Oregon Field feature Durant defeating Muskies 4-3 in 11 innings. John Robinson pitched four hit ball with seven strikeouts for the win. Dale Denkmen allowed seven hits in a tough loss. Wilton and Cricket Club battled, while other games noted include Tem Millworks securing second place and Cricket Club keeping third in the standings.
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Witton
Cricket Chun
Sam Beatty
Rex Oveson
Walled
Bob Lange
H. Marell
Wilton
Wes Hagens
Smitt's Sporlavee
Grouwinkel
C. Bartenhagen
RM Millworks
Striae T Ee
Chargoa
Broiler B. Blek
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W. Schneider
T. Greed Cheri
J. Robinson
Aid Drowrys
Ree Ss
Ceam Gam Ryan
Pimbe
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Hin
C.F. Braun
Ryan Apne
Drewrys Gol
We. Co
E . F. Braun
O— ‘Wilton
Lonnie Illnvan
Jim Stratton
Dave Warner
J. Davies
P. Ford
Starlighters
B. Lambdman
Ind
Hbie Hulbut
AK. Lange
Pat ‘Wagner
Melody Rosa
W. Hagens
Derlex
Melody Ann B. Frost
Rosa
Debbie Aulbut
Lemike R
Havemann
Martin
F. Havemann
B. Reynolds
S. Sho
New 18 hole Sheaffer Memorial Golf Park opening
Fort Madison opens a new par 72 public course built by the Civic Improvement Trust Fund with 18 holes on a 6330 yard layout. James Raible, formerly of Chariton, becomes superintendent. The course honors W. A. Sheaffer founder of Sheaffer Pen Co and Craig R. Sheaffer, former pen tium chairman.
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Fort Madison
Sheaffer’ Memorial
Civic Amprovement Trust Fund
James Raible
Chariton
W. A. Sheaffer
The
Sheaffer Pen.Co
Craig R. Sheaffer
Pentium
Schedule of Wednesday NBA Games Across Cities
Wednesday schedule lists games in St Louis Chicago Cincinnati San Francisco New York Pittsburgh Milwaukee and Los Angeles. Matchups show teams and venues across multiple cities with no results yet. Strong entities include city venues and team names, reflecting a broad league-wide slate.
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Jamerican
Sleveland
New York
Torday
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Wenesday
Los
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Loui
Cineinnatiay
Ilwanker
Athourton
Philadelphia
Une
Cinemnath
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Rich six race set for Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs
A heel bruise reduced the Boston field to six for the $50,000 Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs on Wednesday. Fleec H Stable's Your Alibhai was withdrawn after a Sunday workout. top contenders include Ambropoise, Garwol, Tutankhamen, Polylad, Hillsborough, and Ralf Breed.
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Massachusetts
Suffolk Downs
Fleec H
Your Alibhai
New England
Robert Lehman
Ambropoise
Harbor View
Garwol
Greentree
Tutankhamen
Q. A. S. McKean
Polylad
Wimbledon Opens Amid Attire Frenzy and Strong American Start
At Wimbledon 76th Championships excitement builds over ladies attire with backless tops and plunging backs drawing attention as Margaret Smith leads the women’s singles. In the men’s draw Rod Laver wins his opener while eight Americans fall in early rounds including Gardnar Mulloy and Ed Rubinoff.
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England
Gussie Moran
Gussie
Teddy Tining
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Memlines
Tinling
Wimbbledon
Margaret Smith
Australia
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
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Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Miss Bueno
Chuck McKinley
St. Ann
McKinley
Owen French
Uncle Sam
Gardnar Mulloy
Ed Rubinoff
Miami
Rod Laver
Durant Beats Muscatine In 11 Inning Pitchers Duel
Durant defeated Muscatine 4 3 after 11 innings in a high school baseball clash. Goalie style scoreless streaks faded after the fifth inning as both teams combined for 544 scoreless frames before Durant secured the win.
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Steve Plaén
Ron Baisen
Muscatine
Durant
Journal
Yankee
Detroit
Yankees Rally to 4-0 Win Over Tigers in Detroit
The New York Yankees, hampered by arm trouble to Don Mossi and a slump for Roger Maris, secure their second straight win at Detroit after a 9-7 marathon. Mickey Mantle returns to right field as Ford earns his 54th win this season, while the team deploys an all right-handed lineup to rest slumping sluggers.
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Jim Backleman
Sports Weiter
Mickey Mantle
Ford
Roger Mats ‘Ie
New York Yankees
Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
Marshall Bridges
Givng
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Don Mossi
Macis
Jake Wood
Norm Cash
Sis
Mantle
Durant Edges Muscatine In Long, Low-Scoring Duel
Durant nips Muscatine 4-3 after a 3 1 2 hour battle headed by Neil Burmeister who reached base each time. Dave Lewis delivered the game winning broken bat single with two outs in the last frame as Muscatine held early leads while Te Svake worked 6 1 3 innings for Muscatine and Hindahl plus Knutsen for Durant in a tense mound duel.
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Dave Lewis
Durant
Fied
Nan
Sitle Neil Burmeister
John
Musky
Leon
Muscatine High
Neil
Bollinger
N. Burmeister
Muskies
Rueckert
Childs
Dodder
Meinert
Pytching
TeStrake
U—Gehris
Petersen
Giese
Poland Track Team Aims To Beat U.S. In Chicago Meet
Poland's top track and field stars fly to the United States for a Chicago weekend meet to challenge the Americans. Coach Zabierzowski says Poland ranks second only to the United States and could beat the Russians, with 39 men and 19 women, 7 coaches, a physician, and officials aboard. The trip marks a return visit amid the Poland–U.S. rivalry and a 30-pointPolish defeat margin in the past.
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Minasseur
McDaniel shines as Cardinals edge Cubs in late relief stint
Lindy McDaniel worked three innings in his fourth appearance in four days to blank Chicago on two singles and seal a 64 victory for the Cardinals. The veteran reliever has allowed only nine hits and no walks in his last 10 outings, dropping his ERA to 3.47 and helping St Louis stay within a half game of the Dodgers in the National League race.
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Lindy McDaniel
Rightlander
St.Louis Cardinals
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Beac
McDarniel
Serept
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Keegan
Tommy Davis
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Stan Musial
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Wille Mays
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Ken Boyer
Carl Sawalski
Joser Glen Hobbie
McDaniel
Lou Brock
Ken Hubbs
Eveat
Ray Washburn
Smoky Burgess
Pirates
Vern Law
Roberto Clemente
Atnzita
Don Hoak
Ag Law
Craig Anderson
Tony Taylor
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