MCC Drops Tennis Meet in Keokuk Duel
Muscatine Community College lost to Keokuk 2 0 in a dual tennis meet. Winners for the Indians included Harvey Nietzel and Paul Castillo in singles. Singles results: Nietzel defeated Swinford 10-5, Ewing defeated Rietter 31-9, Keokuk defeated Sohn 10-5, Castillo defeated Bevar 10-3, Yost defeated Runyon 10-7. Doubles Swinford-Ewing beat Nietzel-Stoffer 13-11, Bevar-Momburg beat Mungar-Castillo 10-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Muscatine Community College
Harvey Nietzel
Paul Castillo
Bob Swinford
Jim Ewing
Tim Rietter
Joe Sohn Mungar
Ron Bevar
Bill Yost
Denny Runyon
Swinford-Ewing
Nietzel-Stoffer
Bevar-Momburg
Mungar-Castillo
Major League Leaders From The Baseball Almanac AP Report
The Associated Press lists leaders in batting runs and hits for both leagues. In the American League, Etchebarren leads batting with .387, Carew has 28 hits, Killebrew leads in runs with 16, and Repoz tops home runs with 6. Pitching leaders include Harden and Santiago with 1.000 ERAs, McDowell 49 strikeouts. In the National League, Rose leads batting and hits with .398 and 33 respectively, Flood has 19 runs batted in and 33 hits, Swoboda 7 home runs, Wills 6 stolen bases, Koosman 4-0 1.000 ERA, Singer 38 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Etchebarren
Balt
Carew
Minn
Killebrew
R. Jackson
Oak
B. Robinson
D. Johnson
Unser
Wash
R. Smith
Bast
Uhlaender
Repoz
Calif
Campaneris
White
Hardin
Santiago
Boet
McLain
Det
Warden
McDowell
Cleve
Phoebus
Rose
Cin
Flood
St. L
St.l
Perez
Swoboda
N.Y
L. Johnson
Chic
Ted
Kessinger
Clemente
Pitt
Swobloda
H. Aaron
Atl
Wills
Koosman
Washburn
Singer
L.A
Marichal
S.F
Local Bowlers Strike Money In WIBC San Antonio Meet
Muscatine bowlers place in prize money at the Women's International Bowling Congress tournament in San Antonio Texas with a 2482 team series on 852 792 838. Individual scores include Thayer 553 Baer 496 Bartkus 517 Starck 483 Crumly 433. Doubles include Starck Baer 470 and Crumly Bartkus 492. Singles list Starck 491 Baer 470 Crumly 492 Thayer 474.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
San Antonio
Tex
Ila Baer
Mary Starck
Jeanette Bartkus
Nancy Thayer
Dorothy Crumly
Nancy Tatum
Columbus
Ohio
Starck
Baer
Barthus
Crumsy
Thayer
Dan Sikes Chooses Football Over Golf This Fall
Houston AP Dan Sikes the Jacksonville Florida golfer says autumn means watching football not playing golf. He shot 33 25 68 to a 36 hole total of 134 at the Houston Champions International where Jack Nicklaus posted 69 after a 65 for an eight under par two round total. Roberto de Vicenzo and Miller Barber were one stroke back at 135.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nicklaus
Houston
Nicklaus
Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Fla
Sikes
Florida
Champions Golf Club
Roberto de Vicenzo
Miller Barber
Lawrence Beats Wendling Hathaway Double Winner In Track Meet
Muscatine High School suffered a 93 to 42 dual loss at Burlington as Bob Hathaway captured the high jump and high hurdles. Steve Lawrence won the 100 and 220 dashes, Bob Wiese the mile, and Greg Calvert the 880. Other placers included Randy Lagos and Larry Burke in field events, while Indianapolis note reports Parnelli Jones will not drive in the 1967 Indy 500 STP turbine car due to reduced engine size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hathaway
Muscatine High School
Muskies
Burlington
Hathaway
Steve Lawrence
Bob Wiese
Greg Calvert
Hhere
MHS
John Henderson
Randy Lagos
Larry Burke
Doug Nelson
Marv Logel
Gary Fisher
Eric Apland
Lawrence
Goran Solders
Fisher
Tony Viner
Solders
Henderson
Harold Birkey
Denny Axel
Greg
Indianapolis
Ind
Parnelli Jones
Andy Granatelli
Tennis Series Moved After Demonstrations In Sweden
McCraw and Stephanson face an error disease in the Davis Cup as 2000 demonstrators disrupt the Sweden Rhodesia clash at Baastad. The Swedish Lawn Tennis Association moves the five match series to a secret location, with Denmark or West Germany as possible venues amid protests over Rhodesia policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Britain
Waly
Italy
France
Hungary
Sweden
Rhodesia
Baastad
Swedish Lawn Tennis Association
Denmark
West Germany
McCraw’s third inning errors fuel Yankees over White Sox
In a 3-2 decision, New York beats Chicago as Tom McCraw’s three errors in the third inning open the frame for unearned runs. Jerry Stephenson of Boston struggles against Oakland as A’s win 7-2 behind Catfish Hunter. Other AL actions feature Tiant’s second straight shutout and Orioles’ fifth straight win. Ben Kerner sells Hawks. Atlanta to inherit St. Louis franchise next year. Carol Mann leads the Shreveport Kiawah Invitational after round one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Bock
Associated Press
Oops
Tom McCraw
Jerry Stephenson
McCraw
Chicago
Stephenson
Boston
New York
Yankees
White Sox
Oakland
Athletics
Red Sox
Cleveland
Minnesota
California
Baltimore
Washington
Joe Horlen
Roy White
Michael
Clarke
White
Mickey Manke
Andy Kosco
Monbouquette
Horlen
Rick Monday
Euipment
Don Fitzpatrick
A’s
Catfish Hunter
Reggie Jackson
Hunter
Ken Harrelson
ST. Louis
Ben Kerner
Kerner
National Basketball Association
Atlanta
Georgia
NBA Board of Governors
St. Louis Hawks
Atlanta Hawks
Sports Schedule Highlights Regional High School Events
Weekly lineup covers Golf and Track events for Bettendorf Muscatine Pleasant Valley Wapello MCC Town Wesleyan Columbus Wilton Atkinson Relays Pekin Lone Tree Wapelelo Districts Central West 7th 9th graders Iowa City Invitational with baseball doubleheaders at Bruner Field and Centerville plus stock car races at Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Muscatine Community College
Pleasant Valley
Wapello
Bettendorf
Muscatine
Heim Field
MCC
Town Wesleyan
Columbus
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Geneva
West Branch
Iowa City High
Palmer
Eastern Iowa
Wilton
Rockridge
Atkinson Relays
Bruner Field
Centerville
Pekin
Lone Tree
Wapeilo
Clinton
West Liberty
Notre Dame
Durant
L-M
Linn-Mar
Morning Sun
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Rock Island
Hayes Catholic
Iowa City
Regina
West 7Th
Isaac Increases His Point Lead In Auto Racing
AUGUSTA Ga AP Bob Isaac drove a near flawless 125 mile Dixie 250 to win Friday night and extend his Grand National points lead over Richard Petty and Clyde Lynn. The Ca tawba NC driver in a 1967 Dodge Charger led from start to finish and held off Buddy Baker of Charlotte NC, who finished second in a leaking rear axle equipped car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Bobby Isaac
Richard Petty
Clyde Lynn
Catawba
N.C
Isaac
Buddy Baker
Charlotte
Baker
Blues Rally Past North Stars In OT To Reach Cup Final
Blues goalie Glenn Hall starred as St. Louis edged Minnesota 2-1 in double overtime to win the West finals. Hall stopped 44 of 45 shots, while Ron Schock scored at 2:50 of the second OT to crown the Blues and set a Canadiens series debut this weekend in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Barough
Associated Press
ST. Louis
St. Louis Blues
Glenn Hall
Blues
Scott
Bowman
Minnesota North Stars
Wren Blair
Hall
National Hockey League
Minnesota
Cesare Maniago
North Stars
Montreal Canadiens
Walt McKechnie
Dickie Moore
Ron Schock
McCovey Steals Late Tie As Mays, Flood Power Giants
In Friday night action Curt Flood homered twice for St Louis but San Francisco rallied behind Willie McCovey and Willie Mays to tie late. Flood's pair gave the Cards a 4 2 lead in the ninth before McCovey lined a clutch single with Mays following for the tying run. Elsewhere Hawkeyes lose to Badgers in a split tale of season openers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Curt Flood
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco
Messrs. Mays
McCovey
Cards
Giants
Flood
Steve Carlton
Ollie Brown
Jack Hiatt
Brown
Jesus Alou
Orlando Cepeda
Ron Hunt
Willie McCovey
Willie
Carlton
Baseball scores and standings from major and minor leagues
Buffalo 2 Toledo 5 Richmond 5 Jacksonville 2 Columbus 4 Louisville 3 in 11 innings Syracuse at Rochester Pacific Coast League Phoenix 2 Indianapolis 1 Denver 4 Oklahoma City 1 Tulsa 10 San Diego 5 Hawaii 2 Spokane 1 Tacoma 8 Vancouver 1 Portland 2 Seattle 1 Cardinal's league lead to 2 percent games over the San Francisco Dodgers rally in sixth. Marichal pitched a complete game to improve to 41 Carlton 2-1 Shannon homered for St Louis Alcaraz tied the Dodgers with a two run single in the sixth Reds blew chance to tie when Alex Johnson left third too soon Astros beat with Jim Wynn Rusty Staub homers Phillies win on Mike Ryan hit in the ninth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Buffalo
Toledo
Richmond
Jacksonville
Columbus
Louisville
Syracuse
Rochester
Phoenix
Indianapolis
Denver
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
San Diego
Hawaii
Spokane
Tacoma
Vancouver
Portland
Seattle
Cardinal
San Franciscans
Juan Marichal
Carlton
Mike Shannon
St. Louis
Luis Alcaraz
Dodger
Dodger Adium
Reds
Alex Johnson
Vada Pinson
Dodgers
Jim Wynn
Rusty Staub
Astros
Felipe Alou
Alou
Mike Ryan
Phillies
Rich Allen
John Briggs
White
Warmup Pitching Exempt From Spitball Decision
Phillies manager Gene Mauch tore up a protest after a Friday incident at Shea Stadium. Warren Giles told him umpires applied the spitball rule too broadly during John Boozer warmups, then noted pitchers may touch their mouths while warming up but must dry fingers before pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Gene Mauch
Connie Mack Stadium
Warren Giles
National League
Mauch
League
Giles
Phils
New York Mets
Shea Stadium
Phillies
John Boozer
Ed Vargo
Vargo
Boozer
Maud
Also Mentioned on This Page
Muscatine, Ir
Journal
Jimmy Dupree
Jersey City
N.dj
Charley Green
Jesus Pimente
Mexico
Rollie Penaroya
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Jose Severino
Alfonso Valiente
Colombia
Fead
Wendling
Mike Wendling
Jones
McCraw and
Stephanson
Gene Michael
Bill Monbouquette
Horace Clarke
Luis Tiant
Twins
Larry Brown
Indians
Jim Kaat
Kaat
Curt Blefary
Mark Belanger
Orioles
Dave McNally
Frank Howard
D.C
Willie Horton
Detroit
Tigers
Angels
Mickey Lolich
Paul Schaal
Hawks
Thomas G. Cousins
Carl FE. Sanders
Cousins
Cousins Properties Inc
Milwaukee
NBA
Shreveport
Carol Mann
Shreveport Kiwanis
W. OL. Pet. G.B
L. Pet. G.B
San Fran
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Phila
Phia
Pittsburgh
San Franisco
Han
Mays
Iowa Hurlers
Hawkeye
al Schuelle
Jim Koening
Towa
Mike Wymore
Wisconsin
Iowa
R. D. Boschulte
Badger
Gle
Chicago Cubs
Giant
Cheri
Top
Ralph Berstein
Jim
Republican Central Committee
Robert Bosch
East Ninth St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!