Area Summer Baseball Teams To 3 Sectionals Tilt No-Hitter Feature
YMCA church softball results highlight St Marys St Mathias undefeated and Gary Houseman of North Methodist tossing a no hitter in a 7 1 win over United Presbyterian. St Marys St Mathias built a 2 4 lead with timely hits, Jurevitz homered in the sixth, while Calvary Baptist beat Lincoln Boulevard 3 0 and North Methodist topped United Presbyterian 7 1.
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Lincoln Boulevard
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Weed Park
Presbyterian
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Ymca Church
Gary Houseman
St. Macy’s
Tom Streger
Mack Sutherland
KenaAhlt
Dave Ales
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Het Dova
Jim Jurevitz
Lyle Marks
Bon Sieele
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Mple
Geary Kirkland
Jurevitz
Ron Wurriger
Dale Gaudard
Sutherland
Bob Wietzel
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Bob Luiken
Goddard
Nietzel
Gene Battey
Lincoln
Lincoln Boulevard Baptist
Everett White
Mick Wilson
White
Bill Anderson
Calvary
James Weapens
Jim Paul
Maynard Crist
Dick Dodder
Tom Atkins
Pelea
Mike Witte
Len Sloat
Bob Estabrook
Don Eggenburg
St. Mary's - St, Mathias
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Ex Knoxv ille Coach Named Head at Marshalltown High
George Funk, 29, a Peoria native and Drake alumnus, is named head basketball coach at Marshalltown High School succeeding Ev Cochran who resigned to coach at Northern Illinois University. Funk previously coached at Knoxville High School 1962 63 and started coaching at Ida Grove in 1956.
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George Funk
Marshalltown High School
Ev Cochran
Northern Illinois , University At DeKalb
Funk
Peoria
Ilinois
Drake University
Ida Grove
Knoxville High School
Muscatine Red Sox Advance Tickets On Sale
Advance tickets for Muscatine Red Sox games available from Dr Leaguers and Grimm's. Prices listed as adults one dollar and students fifty cents. At Gitle adults priced higher at one dollar twenty five cents and student price unclear.
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Dr. Leaguers and
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Muscatine Muskies Meet Bellendorf in Durant Sectional
Muscatine area high schools announce July district and sectional pairings for a 10-team Durant tournament. Durant hosts the Muscatine Muskies facing Bellendorf while the host team meets the Lowden Wilton winner. Forty three teams enter southeast Iowa eliminations across multiple tournaments.
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Durant
Muscatine Muskies
Bellendorf
Lowden-Wilton
Iowa City
Moediapolis
Calamus
Iowa
Mediapolis
Fort Madison
Wilton
London
Winier
Muscatine
Beilendorf
West Liberty
Prairie
Cedar Rapids
Town City
West Branch
Mid-Prairie
District basketball schedules and forthcoming playoffs
Readouts list district tournament pairings across multiple sites including Mediapolis Durant Durant Calamus and Wisconsin. It notes eight district tournaments with sub state qualifiers and a July 2024 final championship. Names include Lone Tree New London Wapello Winfield Mount Union and Calamus with dates and times for early rounds.
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Iowa City
Lone Tree
Prairie-West Liberty
Towa City
Wapello
New London
Mediapolis
Columbus Community
Winfield-Mount Union
Louisa-Muscatiné
New London-Wapello
Iown
City
Cedar Ranldy Prairie
West Liberty
Mid- Prairie
West Branch
Solon
Riverside
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Ay Meduenouss
Fort Madison
Danville
Harmony
Keot
London
Aolla
Columbus
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Moray
Waco
Med
Gam
Burlington
Regina
Clinton Clinches First-Half Midwest League Pennant
The Associated Press reports Clinton clinched the first-half Midwest League pennant by defeating Burlington 4-2 in the opener of a doubleheader. Don McNeal earned his 11th win while Wisconsin rain caused two postponements. Waterloo beat Dubuque 8-4 and Quad Cities edged Cedar Rapids 5-4 as other action.
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Clinton
Burlington
Don McNeal
High-Scoring Sox Triumph in Quad County Tilt
Muscatine Red Sox win 10-3 over Rock Island Nationals at Tom Bruner Field. Dick Petersen and Merv Tidd split pitching duties as unearned runs fuel the victory amid numerous fielding errors by the Nationals. The teams clash again Sunday at Betendorf.
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Haros Sports Equu
Muscatine Red Sox
Rock Island Nationals
Tom Bruner
Nats
Rock Island
Dick Petersen
Fanning
Merv Tidd
Red Sox
Muscatine
Jerry Hart
Joe DeWulf
Cecher
Jack Baker
Summers
Bill Clark
Muscatine's
Jim Freese
Ned Sox
G. Remseyer
Vo D. Grensing
B. Clark
Freese
J. Hatt
J. Robinson
F. Stephen
D. Dodder
D. Petersen
M. Tidd
Anderson
Sam- E-Hibbs
Mers. Stephens
Loe
DelWai
Hart
Hibbs
Clark
Sac —Grensing
Brso Petersen
Spotlight on Luplow Power as Sox top Yanks
In AL pennant chase a dramatic day saw Luplow defend Cleveland with nine clutch catches aiding a 6-4 win over Boston as Power of Minnesota stirred a clash with Detroit. White Sox crushed the Yankees 6-0 behind Rey Herbert, moving within eight points of the league leaders. Washington topped Kansas City 4-2 and Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 3-4.
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White Sox
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Lu Clinton
Jimmy Hall
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Killebrew
Rich Rollins
Zailo Versalles
Culp Seeks 20-Game Rookie Milestone for Phillies
Ray Culp, 21, is halfway to a 20 win rookie season in the National League, after Philadelphia hammered Pittsburgh 13-4 in a single-game schedule. He allowed two hits in six innings, yielded two runs, and benefited from Gene Mauch's decision to pull him early as the Phillies piled up 18 hits. Johnny Callison starred with a triple, a three-run homer, a single, and a RBI double, completing a rare single double triple homer cycle for the year.
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Mike Rathet
Tay Culp
Philadelphia
Culp
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Larry Janssen
New York Giants
Pirates
Hhree
Gene Mauch
Johnny Callison
Two AFL Clubs First in Signings of Cut Players
Buffalo and Oakland, perceived AFL weak links, gain initial rights to sign players cut by other pro teams. Commissioner Joe Foss announced a 30 day window for New York and Oakland to target interested players before all eight AFL clubs may pursue any released players. The plan, stated to apply only this year, followed a lengthy AFL meeting.
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AFL
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Major League coen Stars Pitching Ray Herbert Shuts Out Yankees
Ray Herbert of the White Sox tossed his sixth shutout, lowering the lead to within eight percentage points of the AL leaders after a 6-0 win over the Yankees on five safeties. Johnny Callison of the Phillies hit for the cycle in a 13-4 rout of the Pirates.
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Terry Fox
White Sox
Jim Bouton
Herbert
Yankees
King
Zinger
Washington
Ed Brinksmay
Landrith
Harey
Norm Siebern
A's
Bennie Daniels
Dave Wickersham
Ray Herbert
Agai
New York
Chicago
Johnny Callison
Philles
Sriple
Homer
Pitesburgh
Fight results Scotland Eddie Seattle matchup summary
In Richmond Virginia Larry Boardman from Jacksonville defeated Rocky Randell from Miami on points after 10 rounds. In Los Angeles Danny Valdez from Los Angeles knocked out Paul Alba from San Antonio Texas in 4 rounds.
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Larry Boardman
Jacksonville
Fla
Rocky Randell
Miami
Los Angeles
Danny Valdez
Paul Alba
Sen Antoni Tex
Baseball scores from Associated Press league games
The Associated Press reports results from the International League and Pacific Coast League. In the International League Columbus beat Arkansas 7 to 3, Indianapolis edged Jacksonville 5 to 2, Syracuse won 1 to 0 over Richmond, Rochester defeated Toronto 3 to 2, with only these games listed. In the Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City won 4 to 0 against Spokane, Dallas-Fort Worth defeated Portland 5 to 4, Salt Lake beat Seattle 8 to 3, and Tacoma won 2 to 3. Only games scheduled.
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Spokane
Dallas-Fort Worth
Portland
Salt Lake
Seattle
Halwaii
Tacoma
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