Giants Phillies Play Longest Night Game Ever
The 15 inning tie at 1-1 marked baseball history with a five hour eleven minute clash. Dodgers, Cubs, and Giants each featured pivotal plays as the league race tightened, while Curtiss and Gibbon led pitching efforts and Mickey’s feature win in Columbus Junction faced scrutiny.
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Coralville May Not Have Enough Water for Fourth
Reservoir level in Coralville may not reach the 680 foot summer target for the Fourth of July. State officials warn the drought year has reduced inflow from the Taw River and some upstream islands are blocked by dried sand. Between 10 and 14 days are needed to reach the target, with outflow cutbacks planned to aid the rise.
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Muskies Fall in Fourth Straight Lace Bettendorf 6-4
The Muskie baseball team extended its skid to four losses in a 6-4 setback at Bettendorf. Muskies trailed 5-0 after Bettendorf exploded in the first inning, then rallied to score four runs but fell short. Bob Foor, Mike Rueckert, and Steve Smith led the offense with key hits as the Muskies’ bid to sweep the four-game set faded late. The club heads to Iowa City next, then to Clinton for a road swing.
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Denver Wins 17 Inning Tilt Over Louisville Bears
Denver Bears win 3-2 in 17 innings as catcher Harry Chiti hits a first pitch homer to left field. The blast sinks Louisville in a marathon game and narrows the Bears gap to one game behind the American Association leaders.
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Major League Stars Dispatches From The Night
George Allman of the Cubs led the National League batting race at .349 after posting six hits and two home runs in a two game stretch against the first-place Reds. Ryne Duren of the Angels flirted with a complete game, yielding three hits and 12 strikeouts in a 53 victory over his former team the Yankees.
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Junior League Standings To Be Announced Soon
Lary Dwyer announces first half Junior Baseball League standings will be completed and released later this week. A managers meeting was incomplete due to absences, with a planned one day league tournament and insured participation requirements noted. In Wednesday play the Giants beat the Braves 10 9 at Tom Bruner Field with Hindall and Grossklaus on the winning battery.
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Duren Shuts Yankees as Angels Win 5-3 in Detroit Stadium Night
Ryne Duren, a former Yankee ace, allowed three hits and four walks in eight plus innings, missing a complete game as Los Angeles beat New York 5-3. Duren also had his first hit in three years, driving in two. Albie Pearson added a three run homer in the sixth. The Yankees drop further in the standings as Detroit strengthens its lead.
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