Muskies Rally Past Burlington 9-6 to Tie Series at Six
Muscatine's Muskies overcame a late Burlington rally to win 9-6 on Monday at Burlington. The victory, aided by a five-run fourth inning and key hits from Loga Naber Leech Temple Benson Garvin, leaves Muscatine even at 6-6. Steve Temple started and worked 5 2 3 innings before Hindahl finished. Burlington starter Hofman struck out seven.
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Club Day Wednesday at Geneva Galf & Country Lab
Reservations for Club Day events are due this evening ahead of the annual T Club gathering at Geneva Golf & Country Lab. Gol f in the afternoon followed by a dinner program with town athletic staff including Archie Kodros Whiley Piro Bob Allen Otlo Vogel Francis Crelumeyer Dick Holzapfel Buzz Graham and Bud Suter among others.
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Archie Kodros
Whiley Piro
Fool Hall
Bob Allen
Otlo Vogel
Francis Crelumeyer
Dick Holzapfel
Buzz Graham
Bud Suter
Red Sox Play Here Wednesday in Iowa City
The Boston Red Sox will play the Towa City Merchants Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Tom Bruner Field. The Sox hold an 11-1 season record. Manager George Long says Butch McCleary and Harry Knutgen will be ready for mound duty.
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Baseball scores and upcoming NL games across cities
National League action lists Philadelphia 44 Pittsburgh 42 Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles New York Mona Cincinnati 6 Chicago 1 Milwaukee 7 St Louis Houston Philadelphia 1 Los Angeles 7 Pittsburgh New York 4 San Francisco 3. Today’s games: Cincinnati at Chicago Milwaukee at St Louis New York at San Francisco Philadelphia at Houston. Wednesday’s: St Louis at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Los Angeles Chicago at Cincinnati New York at Houston No Pittsburgh at San Francisco.
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Second Half Church League Opens With Tripleheader
The YMCA softball program resumed Monday at Weed Park with a tripleheader. St. Marys blanked North Methodist 10-0 on two-hit pitching by Tom Steger. Grace Lutheran beat Calgary Baptist 8-3 behind G Minnr’s hitting and Paul, Morgan, Anderson, Schmidt, Weegen, Mel Cracken, Millman producing one hit each. Zion Lutheran Lincoln defeated Lincoln Boulevard 13-4, with Atkins delivering two doubles triples and a homer for the winners, and R Schreurs earning the mound win.
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P. Figg
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R Marchall
I, McKillip
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Lincoln Boulevard Baptist
T. Atkins
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St. Mary's
Mid-Prairie Defeats Durant In Eastern Town Hawkeye Action
Mid-Prairie topped Durant 5 1 in a Eastern Town Hawkeye conference game as three fourth inning runs produced the margin. Durant scored on a Dave Lewis single and Harlan Garvin double in the second. Tom Goecke struck out seven in relief but took the loss. Durant (3-12) travels to Mount Vernon Thursday and hosts Wilton Friday in a doubleheader starting at 2:30 p.m.
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Local Swimmers Place in Meet at Davenport Garfield Pool
Muscatine Swim Club members achieved their best finish in the fifth annual Davenport age group meet held at Garfield Pool last weekend. Mark Colberg secured second place in the 100 yard breaststroke for boys 44 and under, with other placings including third for the 10 and under medley relay and 12 and under 100 individual medley, fourth in 10 and under 200 freestyle relay, and fifth for 12 and under 200 individual medley and 10 and under 50 yards breaststroke.
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Muscatine
Davenport
Garfield Pool
Judd Anderson
Gregg Garvin
John McKee
Mike Shea
Tom Wenger
Rod Oberhaus
John’ McKee
Kent Ziegenhorn
Jimi Reynolds
Towan Surprised by Net Win Over Buchholz at Wimbledon Open
In Cincinnati the surprise occurred as Towan Sprengelmeyer of Dubuque toppled top seed Cliff Buchholz at the 6ath TriState international tennis tournament opening. Buchholz, ranked 18th, blamed the loss on Sprengelmeyer’s steady court placement and difficulty in hitting through the opponent.
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Wilton Topples West Branch in pitcher Lange four hitter
Wilton defeated West Branch 12 2 in a game highlighted by Bobby Joe Lange’s four hit shutout effort. Lange worked four innings, struck out eight, walked three, and gave up five in the loss for West Branch. Coach Wayne Wagner’s Beavers moved to 6 5 on the season.
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Muscatine Youths Open B Softball Loop With 50 Players
The Muscatine park commission opens a boys over sixteen softball league with about 50 players. Games begin at 6 30 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Oregon and Iowa Avenue Fields. Tonight matches include Southside Merchants versus All Stars and Pharmacy versus Dog and Suds.
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Stat of Teague Journey
Two Aces Scored on Oklahoma City Course
Oklahoma City at Ewin Hills Country Club two golfers each scored a hole in one on Monday. Willi Hoskinson made his ace on the 150 yard No 4 hole. The other, 12 year old Jay Buxton, achieved his on the same hole. Buxton is 12, Hoskinson 84, with Buxton starting golf two years ago and Hoskinson playing for 34 years.
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Keokuk Teen P J Anderson Nets Tennis Titles
P J Anderson, top Muscatine High School player, helped win a title and place third in the Keokuk Invitational tennis over the weekend. He teamed with Al Jones of Keokuk to win the boys 18 and under doubles 9 7 6 3 over Jim Arledge and Russ Murphy of Burlington, after defeating Cedar Rapids pair Val Deest and Jim Wing in the semis. Anderson then fell 6 4 6 3 to Murphy in the singles semifinals, with Murphy winning the division.
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al Jones
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Girls 440 Relay Scratched From AAU Event In Des Moines
Des Moines reports that the Girls 440 relay team from the Tows Club will be scratched from the AAU meet next weekend after anchor Linda Sehram is disqualified. She may compete as a registered Midwest AAU member under Omaha with jurisdiction over western Iowa counties. Iowa Tracks is AAU registered and transfer rules require residency change.
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Weed Park Pool Sets Special Weekend July Hours
Weed Park swimming pool announces Fourth of July weekend hours under manager George Oveson. The pool opens Friday from 6:30 to 7:50 p.m. with poolside music until 11 p.m. Admission is 35 cents. Afternoon hours July 1 to 3 p.m. with dinner-hour closure in the evening.
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Monday Stars and Berries Mets Rally Past Giants in Pitch Duel
The Associated Press reports Jesse Gonder of New York powered the Mets to a 42 victory over San Francisco with a ninth inning homer. Bruce Houston scattered seven hits and earned his eighth win as the Colts defeated Philadelphia 61, dropping four in the defeat column.
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Earlier Draft Examinations For 18-Year-Olds Begin
Washington reports that starting Wednesday 18 year olds will receive earlier draft examinations to determine physical and mental fitness for armed forces service under a presidential order. The new schedule allows 18-year-olds to be tested as soon as they are registered, replacing the previous system that waited until ages 21 and 22.
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Band Will Carry Banner to Fair in New York
Gov Harold Hughes presents the Newton High School band a state flag to carry at the New York World's Fair in July. The 101 member unit will perform abroad as the Midwest Loop begins the second half of the baseball league season with several matches scheduled tonight. Gentile out yet after cartilage injury to left side.
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Oakville MYF Contest For Members Highlights Meeting
Oakville Meth dist youth fellowship selects Bill Cline and Ronald Gerdner as contest captains. Rev. Fred Richard speaks at Oakville Methodist Church with Bible quiz, singing led by Sharon Richardson and Gail Kuntz. Tract presentation by Jane Kal enberger occurs amid prayers by Barbara Richardson and Teresa Straws hacker. Local personal notes mention Pauline Kiseau and Georgia visiting from Postville, Harve Swafford visiting from Hopedale, and political notice that Richard Stoller is a Democratic candidate for County Recorder.
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Band Boosters At Rockridge Plan Election
Rockridge Band Boosters set a meeting at the high school for officer elections next Wednesday evening. Band members rehearse 7 19 p m. Plans include a $1,000 pledge for new uniforms and a July family picnic for students and parents. The Rockridge band will perform at Reynolds on Independence Day.
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