Muscatine High to Run in Fort Madison Relays
Muscatine High School will be represented in all but two events at the Fort Madison Relays Friday night starting at 6 p.m. with preliminaries and field events. finals at 7 20. The Muskies will skip the 100 and 220 yard dashes and follow with a schedule of meets including Washington May 7 and Clin ton May 10.
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Patterson Visits Doctor Over Sore Finger Ahead of Liston Bout
Former heavyweight Patterson heads to a doctor for examination of a sore finger, saying the injury won’t jeopardize the June 27 title bout with Sonny Liston in Las Vegas. He appeared at a Union City show with a heavily bandaged hand, insisting his hand is no worse than Liston’s knee.
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West Liberty Comets sweep Wildcat Relays with 116 points
West Liberty High's Comets dominated the Wildcat Relays at Durant, scoring 116 points to win the meet. Lone Tree 63 and Wilton 58 trailed, with seven of 11 records by West Liberty, including Ken Traflon anchoring the mile relay to victory.
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Hayes Catholic forfeits title bid in Davenport sectional
Hayes Catholic forfeits a Davenport spring sectional game after a two car crash near Cedar and Locust streets hospitalizes players Joe Mahot Dave Hafenhagen and Jim White. West High remains to face Central for the title at 430 PM. Soph Scott Lund of West throws a three hitter to eliminate North Scott. Special sportsmanship trophies awarded at Carver Pump bowling league banquet. Joe's Market quintet wins first place with Rick and Tom McCleary and Ev Rosenbach.
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Breakfast Set At Park Lane Golf Club
Amen's May breakfast is scheduled Sunday at Park Lane Golf and Country Club. Breakfast will be served from 7:30 to 8:20 am. Reservations are necessary and should be made by Saturday morning at the pra shop or club house.
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Wildcat Relays Field Events Attend Strong Showings
Athletes from multiple schools posted marks in long jump and hurdles with top performances by Welh and Morison. new records noted in several events. In team action, Clints edged Burlington 3-1 as Ries Mor valet hit a three run homer to seal the Midwest League win amid chilly, weather-delayed season start.
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Decatur
Sanford Now Finishing Starts BY JIM BECKER
Giants pitcher Sanford Smith dominant in spring talks and season opener. He pitched a complete game three of the young season in a 25-7 seven scoreline against the Pirates, ending a four game streak by Pittsburgh and lifting the Giants to third in the NL. Banks led the Cubs with two three run homers and a single as Lynch added a pinch hit homer for Cincinnati. Weather rain affected Houston at New York and Los Angeles at Philadelphia. Colts and Mets game cut short.
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Belinsky Shines With Best Pitching Since May
Los Angeles left-hander Bo Belinsky limits the New York Yankees to few hits in a 5-2 Angels win. George Thomas belts a grand slam after earlier Yankee threats, while Kansas City, Washington, Chicago, Boston, and Boston's bats feature in other scores.
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Cubs rout Cardinals to halt four game win streak
Major League reporting Ernie Banks drove in seven runs with two homers and a single as the Cubs overwhelmed the St. Louis Cardinals to snap their four game streak. Ray Herbert pitched seven innings allowing four hits in the White Sox victory over Baltimore and Chicago completed a doubleheader sweep with a 6 4 win in the nightcap.
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Moore May Quit The Canadiens
Montreal reports that veteran winger Dickie Moore may retire from hockey at age 32 after leading scorers. Moore said he has no wish to play elsewhere and that retirement is the only answer.
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