Fort Madison Relay Summaries and Field Events Highlights
Event notes from Fort Madison relay meet list results for Brat pu fr Phupows and Disuinen. includes distances in feet and inches for high jump, pole vault, broad jump, and medley relay standings. Names include Shults, Cardinal, Tobvison, Muscatine, Morris, Curteran, Arnold, Davis County, Ottumwa, Centerville, Burlington, and Quincy with times and marks referenced.
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Phupows
Disuinen
Winte
Dorider
Muscatine
Keokuk
Harmony
Kavaceview
Centerville
Shults
Cardinal
Teight
Ecard
Rother
Cuthage
Carter
Keokux
Selly
Hughcock
Muscating
Cth
Genkinger
Fairfield
Muller
Wao
Tobvison
Warsi
Dads Muscatine
Miller
Duncran
Burning- Chance
Vyton
Morris
Monmouth
Dadder
Mupscatine
Ad Jar
Titel
Curteran
Chance
Cardinals
Matemouth
Rothbarts
Quincy
A. Boh
Fond
Muscatlog
Moss
Davis
Ottumwas
Weokuk
Moody
Hwink
Felton
Hualll
Time
Bluth Sets World Six-Game Bowling Record At PBA NJ Open
Ray Bluth of St Louis leads 16 qualifiers as he rolls a 1593 six game total in the PBA New Jersey Open, a world record for six games. His scores were 243 238 228 268 268 278 for a 254 average and a 5463 final score, edging Billy Hardwick by 114 pins with Ed Bourdase close behind.
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North Brunswick
Ith
Ray Bluth
St. Louis
The
Professions Bowlers Association
PBA
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Bayonne
Bull
Billy Hardwick
San Mario
Calif
Boal
Hardwick
Ed Bourdase
Fresino
Nicklaus Leads Desert Golf Classic With 5 Stroke Edge
Las Vegas report notes National Open champion Jack Nicklaus opening Desert Golf Classic at Desert Inn Country Club with a 3 to 5 stroke lead over 26 rivals. Arnold Palmer as top threat trails by 7. Other notables include Casperdy, Barber, Lema, Sanders, and Gary Player. round scores listed.
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Las Vegas
Jack Nielgus
Arnolt Palmer
Nicklaus
Pat
Deser Tn Country Club
Palmer
Bill Casperdy
Jerry Barber
Tony Loma
Doug Sanders
Gary Player
Muscatine Musks Surprise Fort Madison Relays Third
Muscatine finishes third in the class A division at the Fort Madison Relays, led by Doug Fellon and Herb Grigg with multiple podiums. Davis County and Quincy push the Muskies to the top, breaking school records in discus, shot, and hurdles as eight records fall in ideal weather.
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Harold Blake
Fort Madison
Reghe - Muscatine
Burt Ungion
Herb Grigg
Tom Millman
Neil Hitchcock
Fil
Hyink
Gugt Tat
Burlington
Quincy
Musky
Doug
Muskies
Muscatine
Big Joe Dodder
Hitchcock
Clm Behrend
Dodder
Schoosiol
Dadder
Thnee
Grigg
Herbie
Felton
Mike Lotgrey
Grige
Mel Wright
Mel
Jennett
Toe Scannell
Rick Wagill
Chuck
Moody
Fyivnk
Pelton
Hugill
Fyink
Huey Bill
Seother
Davis County
Ole
Craig Guinn
Gus Walker
Guinn
Walker
Tom Shelton
Tohn Sluts
Calindal
Eldon
Little
Columna
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Freddie Flowers
Hurdie
Fairfield
Rakow Lifts A's To Lead In Tight One Over Red Sox
Ed Rakow fanned 26 as Kansas City edged Boston 4 1 with a decisive seventh inning, while Wayne Crusty drove in the key run. Royer and Batley homered for the Yankees in a 4 3 win over Minnesota. Orioles, Indians, and Senators posted wins as Detroit fell to last.
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Mike Rathet
Ed Rakow
Flander
Kansas City
Wayne Crusty
Red Sox
Raken
New York Yankees
Clete Royer
Minnesota
Baltimore
Luis Apartcio
Joe Gaines
Detroit
Cleve Tend
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Rakow
Frank Male
Ed Bressods
Causey
Walling
Billy Monbouquette
George Aly
Fica Hy
Royer
Twins
Dick Sigman
Jim Bouton
Yankee
Bill Stafford
Stafford
Earl Batley
Nuxhall First to Shutout Cardinals This Season
Joe Nuxhall pitched five hits and no walks to blank the St Louis Cardinals 6-0. He became the first pitcher this season to complete a game against the league leaders. Pirates, Giants, Cubs and Phillies also won in NL play as Willie Mays Night drew big crowds.
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Jim Becker
Joe Nuxhall
St. Louis
Cardinals
Nuxhall
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
al MeBogn
San Francisco Giants
Pirates
New York Mets
Willie Mays
Polo
Iowa Seeks to Get Back in Baseball Race
Iowa aims to rebound in the Big Ten baseball race after a 5 2 loss to Michigan in the opener of a three game set. Michigan spoiled Iowa’s bid with timely hits and a wild pitch in the eighth inning. Reddington collected three hits for Iowa, while Freese added a single and double as Iowa tries to salvage the series.
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Iowa
Ann Anbar
Towa
Michigan
Gopprs
Hawkeyes
Woiverines
Jim Newman
Ron ‘Tate
Dave Campbell
Tim “McAndrew
County Track Meet Set Monday at Heinz Field
Muscatine hosts the county meet Monday at Heinz Field starting at 4 30 p m with Wes Ort y favored to win. The event includes Muscatine non letter men and Wilton after a rain delay. West Liberty seeks to cap a strong season after wins at Wilton and Durant.
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Wes Orty
Muscatine County
Heinz Field
Muscatine
Wilton
Bec
West Liberty
Eastern Iowa
Wildcat
Durant
Baseball results and schedule from Friday and upcoming games
Friday's results include Washington 5, Chicago 2. Baltimore 8, Detroit 5. Kansas City 3, Boston 1. New York 4, Minnesota 2 in 9 innings. Cleveland 2, Los Angeles 2. Today's games: New York at Minnesota, Washington at Chicago, Baltimore at Detroit. Cleveland at Los Angeles, Boston at Kansas City II, Sunday: Cleveland at Los Angeles, Boston at Kansas City, New York at Minnesota, Minnesota at Los Angeles, Chicago at Kansas City, New York at Detroit.
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American League Way
Pet
Kansan Ciy
Boston Vise
New York
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Chiesgovey FF
SCO
Cleveland
ASA
Minnesota
Washington Gla
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
Ington
Kinnexot
Lae An Chickao
Kansan
New Way
Ony
Moore Triumphs With Two Wins At Fort Madison Relays
Morning Sun's Jeve Moore claimed two top finishes at the Fort Madison Relays, winning the class 3 440 hurdles and placing second in another event. North Scott led class B with strong relays, Roosevelt Academy placed fourth, and Mediapolis contributed key points in the sprint and relay events.
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Fort Madison
Jeve Moore
Morning Sun
Charlie Roi
Waco
Charlie Thie
Mediapolis
Term Carsiens
North Scort
Moore
Wapella
Roth
Mark Roth
UN Pwo
Warren Pierce
Weel Brandy
Aare
Hurst Tereighut
North Scott
Ray Olessé
Thhey
North Sostl
Columbus
Modipalis
Tirie
Tish
Roosevelt’ Military Academy
Aledo
Zayil and
Uard
Reichstein Is Named President of Bowling League
Reichstein named president for the third straight year at the Men’s Wednesday night bowling league banquet at Charcoal Brother Dearrol Batas chosen vice president Babe Kurvizer treasurer Pat Finnegan Star captain and state secretary received a most improved bowler award with two pin increase Teichstein and Survige received bowling pin shaped cake from Mr and Mrs Al Reeves league starts season August 1 at Pearl Lanes
Floyd Sonny Bout Postponed Again in Heavyweight Showdown
The Floyd Patterson vs Sonny Liston rematch, set for June 4 in Las Vegas, is delayed to July 29 because Patterson injured his right hand. Promoter Al Balan of Championship Sports Inc said sparring cannot resume for three weeks or a month and noted a procedure to remove an infected callous on Patterson’s finger.
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New York
Samity Liston
Xei
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Patterson
al Balan
Championship Sports Inc
Patterson Wuld
Floyd
Balan
Lemon Sold By the Twins to Phillies in Cash Deal
The Minnesota Twins sold outfielder Jim Lemon to the Philadelphia Phillies in a straight cash deal. The teams did not disclose the price. Lemon, 35, had been used mainly as a pinch hitter and has two hits in seven at bats this season.
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Minnesota Twins
Jim Lemon
Philadelphia Phillies
Twins
Minnesota
Lemon
Pirates rout Dodgers as Batley drives five runs
Batting star Bob Batley of the Pirates collected five RBIs with two homers and a single and scored four times in a 13 to 2 victory over the Los Angeles Daggers. Joe Nuxhall of the Reds pitched nine innings as NL leader SL Lewis Tintiving Cards allowed six points in a 60 victory. Les and Don Johnson of Memphis stopped Bill Belchia of Toledo in a middleweight bout.
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Associated Press
Bob Batley
Pirates
Walloping
Los Angeles Dagger
Joe Nuxhall
Reds
National Leage
Lewis
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