Cubs Balk Call Sparks Baseball Controversy at Shea
The Chicago Cubs disagree with a balk ruling that cost them a game in New York against the Mets. Stan Landes signaled time before Tug McGraw’s windup, Milton Steiner overruled, and Tommie Agee delivered a pinch hit in the 11th to give New York a 3-2 victory. Phillies beat Cardinals 3-2 as Larry Bowa drove in two for Philadelphia.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
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Don Money
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Joe Hoerner
Bettendorf girls hand Muscatine another loss in tennis
Bettendorf defeated Muscatine High School 6 1 in a Monday tennis clash while also taking a 3 1 win in junior varsity. MHS drops to 6 2 heading into Friday district meet at Bettendorf before closing season May 13 at Iowa City High.
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MHS
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Gals
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ESA Standings and Tonight Games
New York led by Kline at Minnesota Hall 0 2 hosts. Washington Bosman 2 1 plays Milwaukee Parsons 1 3. Boston Nagy 1 0 visits Chicago Bradley 3 1. Oakland Fingers 1 3 at Detroit Coleman 1 0. Kansas City Cal Canton 1 1 at Cleveland Foster 1 2. California Murphy 1 2 at Baltimore Palmer 40. Chicago at New York Wednesday in twilight. St Louis at Philadelphia, Houston at Montreal, Cincinnati at Los Angeles, Atlanta at San Diego. Pittsburgh at San Francisco.
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Muscatine CC Indians split fifth doubleheader
Muscatine Community College split its fifth doubleheader of the season, taking the opener from Town Junior Varsity 1 0 and dropping the nightcap 9 1. Indians pitcher Sawwell left with an arm tendon issue in the fifth after a strong start. Ed Berry finished the second game with a shutout bid until back to back hits in the seventh. Muscatine ends the day 8 13 overall and prepares for sub regional play at Norway after canceling Friday’s finale versus Center Ville.
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Clinton
McKinley Wins First Grade Track Meet In Easy Victory
McKinley piled up 43 points to win the first grade school track meet sponsored by the Optimist Club. Lincoln 24, Grant 18, Franklin 11, Garfield 7 trailed as other schools failed to score. Next meet set for Saturday May 15 at Heinz Field. all fifth and sixth graders urged to participate.
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Produce team wins Muscatine league bowling playoff
Muscatine Produce defeated Foxs Sportswear 2688 to 2575 to claim the South Muscatine Merchants league playoff title Monday night. Pete Logel Paul Figg Hank Hansen Paul Retherford Bob Wieter and the late Ron Mer Till were on the winning squad. Harold Schmidt led with a 220 game and 583 series. The bowling banquet is set for May 10 at 6 30 at Ina Meas.
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Bob Wieter
Ron Mer- Till
Harold Schmidt
Ina Mae’s
Lonborg sharp as he eyes return to majors
Louisville Lonborg fires one hit shutout pace as he dominates Toledo with eight strikeouts and two walks. The former Cy Young winner extends 23 scoreless innings run and may be recalled by Boston if Red Sox army commitments align. Colonel manager Darrell Johnson keeps options open while Eddie Kasko hints Lonborg could be recalled when Ken Brett goes to the Army.
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High Team Series Showdown Between Hendersons and Stephens
In a playoff set for Tuesday May 4 at 8 00 p m Henderson s faces Stephens for a trophy title after Muscatine and The Elms posted high team series scores 2691 and 2652 respectively at the event in Tokyo Japan with Kana gawa Kazuyoshi and Shin Chutho noted among participants and scores reflecting a strong international field.
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