Beban Satisfies Critics With All-America Showdown Victory
UCLA star Gary Beban, 15 of 20 for 222 yards and two TDs, sparked the West to a 20 4 win over the East in the Coaches All-America game. Beban silenced doubters about his passing while eyeing the College All-Star game in Chicago and a future with the Washington Redskins. East standout Larry Csonka starred with 88 rushing yards and 41 receiving yards, while Greg Landry added 160 passing yards and a TD for the East.
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National Minors standings shape up with Cards Dodgers leads
Friday night action across National Minors saw the Cards down the Mets 22 to 14 at West Junior High, with Mer chant Aull Ar ington and others collecting multi hit games. The Dodgers beat the Astros 9 to 4 at Oak Park as Johnson Kunz led the offense behind winning pitcher Jim Foster. American Seniors saw a forfeit in Poole matter and Wendling tops Cheri Top in Kent-Stein Park play while Beach Lumber and Muscatine Buick tighten the American Majors chase with wins at Kern Stein Park.
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Ken Arington
Joe Danese
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Jim Hillier
Sam Poole
Eric Weston
Jeff Edwards
Randy Howell
Jonathan Knott
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Scott Drake
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Mike Johnson
Charles Kunz
Mike Kautz
Lyne Danke
Jim Foster
Jeff Johnson
Tom Bermel
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Buick
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Kevin Cannon
Pat McFate
Dave Ellis
Bruce Ellis
Bruce Foster
Joe Rivera
Kevin Boyd
Kelly Brown
Don Carroll
Dave Reynolds
Little League Week Schedule by Division and Park
Senior games at Kent Stein Park list Monday and Tuesday matchups including Wendling Quarries versus Muscatine Lighting and Lumber Mart against Clark s Standard with Cheri-Top on bye. Minor division games span Tay lor West Junior High Oak Park and Garfield School diamonds with four pairings each day. Major division at ent Stein Park shows 23 diamonds with Monday and Tuesday games including Safely s Sporting Goods vs Beard Lumber and Thatcher Glass vs AFL CIO.
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Johnson Oil Co
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Shoe Meet Here Sunday at Kent Stein Park
Top horseshoe pitchers from Illinois Minnesota and Iowa travel to Kent Stein Park for the third annual open tournament. Seven classes planned with $3 entry for 100 shoes in qualifying play from 8 30 to 9 30 a m. Finals begin 12 30 p m.
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Throw is Too High Umpire Dave Davies Watches Play
Umpire Dave Davies officiates a high throw in the game as Journal Sportsphoto credit Gary Courtois notes the scene. The image captures a moment of on field action with the official focused on the throw.
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Knights Top Muskies Again In Close Muscatine Loss
Knights beat Muscatine 4-1 at Bruner Field, extending MHS scoreless stretch to 12 innings across the last two games. Steve Britton earned the win for Assumption with 5 1/3 innings, while Mike Hartosch took the loss for Muscatine. Dvor sky doubled in a run for Assumption in the second, and Mike Ewen homered in the fifth. Muscatine left 9 men on base, while Assumption left 10. The series concludes as Muscatine hosts Dubuque Monday at 7 p.m. Junior varsity games follow.
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Phil DelVecchio
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Tom Bruner
11 Inning Open Softball Thriller Delivers Marathon Win
Open Softball League produced an 11 inning classic as Hendersons Chev Olds edged Lafleys Sporting Goods 7 6 in the bottom of the 11th on a Gary Houseman sacrifice fly scoring Goddard after an error and bases loaded. Cricks Lounge routed Dog N Suds 18 5 behind nine fifth inning runs led by Jones and Meeker.
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Astros
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Dierker
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Los Angeles
Sonny Jackson
Felipe Alou
Hank Aaron
Minor League Results From The Associated Press
International League action listed with Columbus defeating Rochester 5 to 0 and Jacksonville beating Buffalo 6 to 9. Toledo won 9 to 5 over Richmond while Louisville and Syracuse were 3 to 3 in an unclear result.
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Pirates Bow to Bunning as Duel Becomes 10-1 Romp
Jim Bunning outpitched former teammate Woody Fryman in Philadelphia and the Pirates routed the Phillies 10-1. Bunning scattered eight hits, drove in three runs with a double and single, earning his first win since May 6. Other NL results included Houston over the Mets 6-3, Atlanta 3-0 over Los Angeles, San Francisco 4-3 over Cincinnati, and St. Louis 9-5 vs Chicago.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From a Sporting Card
Scores show St. Louis 9 Chicago 5 and Pittsburgh 10 Philadelphia 1. Other results include Houston 7 New York 2 and California 4 1 Oakland 3 New York 2. Upcoming games list St Louis Chicago Cincinnati San Francisco New York Houston Atlanta Los Angeles Pittsburgh Philadelphia.
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Angels Win Despite Bunts In Overtime Sweep Of Senators
Angels win 1-0 over the Senators in 11 innings as Bill Rigney again forgoes bunts. Fregosi hits a three run homer in the earlier win, completing a sweep. Oakland tops the Yankees 3-2, Twins beat Baltimore, and Tigers rally past White Sox in Chicago.
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