Standings and results from the American League schedule
The American League table shows Chicago 42 26 618 and Cleveland 42 26 618 tied for lead, Minnesota on 42 27 609, Detroit 39 30 565, Baltimore 33 31 563, New York 37 5 485, Los Angeles 32 41 438, Boston 29 41 414, Washington 28 45 0, Kansas City 20 45 208. Monday and Wednesday results include New York 34 over Washington, Detroit 4 over Baltimore, Cleveland 9 over Boston, Chicago 17 over Minnesota, with numerous upcoming games listed and night doubleheaders across multiple cities.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Kansas City
L. Pet
Cincinnati
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Ale Milwaukee
Fi Philaphia
St. Louis
Houston
Hayes High Falls to Camanche Nine in Local Tilt
Hayes Catholic High of Muscatine fell 6 to 3 to Camanche Monday at Hayes High School. Hayes managed three hits while Camanche collected nine, aided by erratic Hayes fielding. Terry Zybarth led Hayes with a triple and solid defense. Camanche pulled away after a 4-3 edge after five. The next Hayes game is Thursday versus Muscatine High at Tom Bruner Field.
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Paul Dysart
Hayes Catholic High
Muscatines
Camanche
Hayes High School
Ray Cull
Hayes
Terry Zybarth
Muskateer
Jim White
Hellwig
Vogel
Eens Hellwig
White
Hayes Diamond Corps
Muscatine High School
Tom Bruner
Hayes High Falls 6 3 As Comanche Prevails In Finale
Terry Zybarth, Hayes High first baseman, reaches for a tag but Hayes cannot stop Comanche in late innings. Musketeers drop final two stanzas to the Comanche nine, 6 to 3, with Paul Dysart photographing the action.
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Terry Zybarth
Hayes
Muskateers
Paul Dysart
Little League Senior All-Star Teams Named
The Senior All-Star selections for National and American Leagues were announced by managers and league officials. National League team includes Ken Ramer Joe Blaesin Mike Brown Steve Hutton Tony Viner Greg Calvert Bernie Wessels Gary Cook John Morrow Mike DIlson Rick Buster Jim Lane Mike Lazio Tom Beckey with Jim Kirk as manager and Henry Flickinger as coach. American League picks Doug Calkins Dave Rice Bob Leech Steve Lawrence Don Mills Denny Kurriger Jim Macon Roy Bynum Steve Ziegef phorn Larry Willits Steve Roelle Mark Leuck Scott Ingstead Harry Koch with Blaine Calkins managing and Tom Fox coaching. alternates Steve Fox and Mike Sissell. Players aged 13 to 15 will compete in the state senior division tournament July 21 and 31. opponents and times to be announced.
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Ken Ramer
Joe Blaesin
Mike Brown
Steve Hutton
Tony Viner
Greg Calvert
Bernie Wessels
Gary Cook
John Morrow
Mike Dilson
Rick Buster
Jim Lane
Mike Lazio
Tom Beckey
Doug Ractnelf
Jim Kirk
Henry Flickinger
Doug Calkins
Dave Rice
Bob Leech
Steve Lawrence
Don Mills
Denny Kurriger
Jim Macon
Roy Bynum
Steve Ziegephorn
Larry Willits
Steve Roelle
Mark Leuck
Scott Ingstead
Harry Koch
Steve Fox
Mike Sissell
Blaine Calkins
Tom Fox
Siles
Set for comeback for St. Louis Cardinal Bil Triplet
St. Louis Cardinal running back Bil Triplett, who missed 1904 with a lung ailment, says he is ready to return. He studied game films and learned to use blockers to guide power sweeps, signaling where to take a defender with a hand on a blocker's back.
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ST. Louis
im—_ Bil Triplett
St. Lewis
Muscatine baseball results mixed across league play
Muscatine IF upset High Riding Police 11 to 10 on 10 hits with Mike Shea winning. Dog N Suds defeated Beach Lumber 13 to 8 as Sandy Stevens earned the win. Muscatine Buick beat Carlisle 5 to 2 with Sehling’s double leading. Cubs beat Giants 29 to 8 in National Minor action with Payne winning. Braves defeated Dodgers 21 to 10 behind Ray Estabrook. Redlegs edged Cardinals 19 to 16 as Danese earned the win. Cherri-Top beat Clark's 14 to 4 with Bernie Wessel winning and Gary Cook homering.
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Ziegenhorn
Chuck Naber
Dept
Waves
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Dodgers
Cubs
Giants
Payne
Duggan
Bowie
Braves
Ray Estabrook
Patterson
Redlegs
Cardinals
Reds
Danese
Jackson
Lee
Cards
Cherri-Top
Clark
Bernie Wessel
Ed Berry
Gary Cook
Plamor Lanes
Dyewrya WI
J.B
Mark
Svea
J. B, Mark & Sons
Anftien Ind
Janet Schubich
Mary ‘Starck
Mary
Ricns Wrakon
H Ind
Serless
Janet Schubice
Mary. Richardson
Beetry
Central State Bank
MW Root Bae
Aye Muscatine
T&c
TAI Grocery
Massey
Ea Dbson & Gibson
Mobil ‘Park
T&c Lounge
Muscatine
Central Suite Bank
Zoo
Linnart
Sonny Forsmark
Linn
Hart
Mike Berlin
Eer Stannings
Dan
Ladye Faire Beaty Salon Wi Ie van Vootrs Nursery
Towana Farms Dairy
Egey
Jiami Veena Nur- Abts
Pexty
Var Veen
Pegity
Itowana Farms
Darlene Gray
Frances Ross
Marts Murriger
Ruth Miller
Fuga
Ind
Patiene Gray
Ruth Millen
Twins Stagger Before ChiSox 17-4 in AL defeat
The Chicago White Sox exploded for 17 runs, matching their week’s output, fueled by a 19-hit attack that included three homers, one grand slam. The win lifts Chicago into a share of the American League lead as Minnesota drops to third.
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Twins
ChiSox
Jim Hacklemann
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Minnesota
Local Little League Schedules and Major League Results
Week schedule shows all games at 6:15 at Taylor Field West Junior High and Oak Park with Wednesday matchups Giants vs Red legs Cubs vs Dodgers Braves vs Cardinals and Thursday White Sox vs Yankees Orisses vs Twins Angels vs Athletics Major action notes Cleveland Indians 16th win in 17, 9-2 over Boston. Tigers beat Orioles 4-3. Yankees win twice at Washington. NL results include Giants 5-0 Dodgers, Mets sweep Milwaukee, Pirates over Cincinnati, Phillies over St Louis, Cubs beat Houston.
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Redlegs
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Houston
Dave Boswer
Del Stoltenberg to Coach Football Basketball Track
Del Stoltenberg of Scribner Nebraska will be Muscatine High School Muskies head football coach. He succeeds Homer Weis who resigned after nine seasons and remains on staff as a teacher. Stoltenberg will teach driver education and also coach MCC basketball and assist in track. Salary details total 6 trade? 5 500 base plus 800 football 23 track 750 MCC basketball. A Nebraska State Teachers college Peru graduate, he taught seven years at Scribner and has been head football coach. Mulford Free Church defeated North Methodist 9 to 0 and First Baptist beat Zion Lutherans 18 to 14 with Temple homering and Wagner doubling twice.
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Muscatine
Mulford Free Church
North Methodist
First Baptist Church
Zion Lutherans
Mulford
Steve Temple
Clayton Wagner
Methodists
First Baptists
Ron Kumger
The
Baptists
Merle Manley
Lutherans
Manley
Dick Marr
Softball States Church League schedules and open play
At Weed Park first Baptist versus St Marys Mathias at 4 15 Grace Lutheran against Lincoln Boulevard. Friday Zion Lutheran meets Assembly of Gad at 6 30 Mulford faces Calvary Baptist at 8 15. Open League at Kent Stein Park Tuesday 7 30 makeup 9 May Drug versus Hendersons. Thursday 7 30 Dog N Suds versus Wilton 9 Mays versus Hendersons. Friday 7 30 Jody s versus Ina Mae s 9 Dog N Suds versus Krieger s.
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Calvary Baptist
North Methodist
First Baptist
St. Mary's St. Mathias
Grace Lutheran Assembly of God Zion Lutheran
Lincoln Blvd
Dog 'N Suds
Wilton
May’s
Henderson
Jody
Ina Mae
Krieger
Top Teams in EIH Beaten In Monday Conference Play
In Eastern Iowa high school action Monday, Durant fell 5-3 to Mid Prairie while Wilton lost 1-0 to West Branch in nine innings. Mid Prairie edged ahead with three runs in the first, Durant tied in the second, then Mid Prairie added insurance in the second and sixth. Davies took the loss for Durant, while Yoder earned the win for Mid Prairie. In the Wilton West Branch game, West Branch scored in the bottom of the ninth for the 1-0 victory as Espensen struck out six in a complete game for the winner.
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EIH
Teaders
Iowa Hawkeye
Durant
Mid Prairie
Wilton
West Branch
Mid-Prairie
Mike Davies
Davies
Yoder
Rhe Durant
Lee Lenker
Dave Davies
Espensen
Rhe Wilton
Missouri Valley Junior Tennis Opens with 239 Entrants
DES MOINES AP A near record field of 239 entered the opening today of the 11th Missouri Valley Junior tennis tournament on two sets of courts across town. Darrell Snyder of Kansas, the state high school champion, was seeded No 1, with Mona Schallau of Iowa City ranked top among the girls. First and second round matches were listed for today in all but the girls 16 and 12 and under singles and the boys rounders.
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Snyder
Darrell Snyder
Mona Schallau
Towa City
Towa
Ana
Belmont Taces
Iowa
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