Bettendorf dominates Little Six triangular track meet
Bettendorf swept the triangular meet against Assumption and Muscatine at Bettendorf, scoring 155 to 62 for Assumption and 33 for Muscatine. Bettendorf placed in six events with multiple top finishes and won two events, while one 800 relay was DNF because a runner pulled a muscle.
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Bettendorf
Walloping
Assumption and Muscatine
Bettendorf Boys of
Beach
Gaeta
Merrit Parsons
Assumption
MHS
Hathaway Wins Twice for Sophs at Bettendorf Meet
Muscatine notes two first places by Bob Hathaway and one by Bob Wiese fuel a last-place finish in a Bettendorf triangular track meet. Hathaway won 120 yard low hurdles and high jump, while Wiese took the mile, with other Muskies placing in events like the mile relay and shot put. Lane suffered a back and ankle issue affecting events and relays, and Arp broke his ankle as a broad jump substitute.
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Mekshes
C. Sheeler
Legler
Cotton
Leonard
Morris
Cook
Williamson
Harper
Stuart
van Wetainga
Nail
Spei
Muscatine
Ken Lane
Gary Peterson
Dave Manley
Dave’ Reed
Lane
Doug Arp
Pat Jennett
Muskies
Peterson
Manley
Jack Birkhofer
Yom Sizek
Denny Fry
Ron Loga
Harold Lloyd
Reed
Mon Longhurst
Doug Johnston
Tom Atkins
Loga
Jack Miller
Lloyd
Steve Slack
Atkins
Bob Hathaway
Bob Wiese
Bettendorf
Hathaway
Wiese
Tom Masterson
Lee Forrester
Tom Stzek
Steve Stack
Major League Stars By The Associated Press Pitching
Stottlemyre scattered nine hits as the Yankees edged Minnesota 3 2 for their third straight victory. Rose slugged a double and a homer driving in two and scoring three runs for Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Stottlemyre
New York
Yankees
Minnesota
Pate Rose
Cincinnati
Haas Favored In New Orleans Open Golf Meet
In New Orleans Louisiana Arnie s Army and Jack s Pack prepare to chase Freddie Haas in the $100 000 Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood Country Club The 50 year old Haas home in Gretna is aiming for victory despite stars like Palmer Nicklaus Casper and Sanders as tough rivals Rain washed out Houston event delaying local qualifiers with 52 pros and 15 amateurs competing for 47 spots.
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New Orleans
Arnie
Jack
Freddie
Freddie Haas
Sam Snead
Haas
Lakewood Country Club
Mike Barbato
Louisiana State University
Lionel
Jay Hebert
Johnny Pott
Gardner Dickinson
Bert Weaver
Barbato
Timberlane
Gretna
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Doug Sanders
Houston
Lakewood
Clinton Leads Midwest Baseball League Thrills Crowd
Clinton whipped the Midwest leaders as Burlington led the league in a 6-3 win over Quad Cities against Waterloo. Jack Zeiman and Don McKinley each had two hits for Burlington while Pascual Ramires added two hits and two RBIs for Quad Cities. Several games were postponed due to old weather.
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Clinton
Burlington
Quad
Waterloo
Jack Zeiman
Don McKinley
Pascual Ramires
Quad Cities
Fox Cities
Decatur
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Wisconsin Rapids
Quincy
Muscatine Red Sox Open 35th Season Sunday
The Muscatine Red Sox start their 35th season at 2 p m Sunday hosting Oakville Indees at Tom Bruner Field. They finished last year 12 7 for an all time 309 328. Oakville from the Mississippi Valley league finished second last summer. The Red Sox join the Iowa Illinois Loop this season and will play 12 league and 12 nonleague games. Key opponents include the Indianapolis Clowns Parsons College and the Fort Madison Chiefs.
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Muscatine Red Sox
Oakville Indees
Tom Bruner
Red Sox
Oakville
Iowa-Illinois Joop
Indianapolis Clowns
Parsons College
Fort Madison Chiefs
Podres Heads to American League with Tigers
Veteran pitcher Johnny Podres of the Dodgers is traded to Detroit for an unnamed player and cash. The 33-year-old left-hander, a one team NL starter in his career, will rejoin former manager Charley Dressen in Detroit as Dressen plans to use him heavily in the new league.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Podres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Detroit Tiger
Charley Dressen
Podres
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Tigers
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Detroit
Dressen
JC Baseball Pairings Set In Iowa Finals
Four teams compete Saturday in the Iowa Junior College baseball tournament finals with regional bids on the line. Burlington meets Mason City at 10:30 a.m. followed by Grand View versus Ellsworth at 12:30 p.m. Winners play at 3:30 p.m. for the regional spot.
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OWA Falls
Canton
Burlington
Mason City
Grandview
Ellsworth
Falcons Sign Dan Grimm from Packers in Expansion Draft
Atlanta Falcons announce the signing of 245 pound guard Dan Grimm, formerly with Green Bay, under a 1966 contract. Grimm, 25, starred at Colorado and was a Packers fifth round pick in 1964, acquired in February's expansion draft.
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Grid Falcons
Dan Grimm
Atlanta
Atlanta Falcons
Green Bay
Falcons
National Football League
Grimm
University of Colorado
Packers
Newton to join Big Six after 4 3 vote
Newton High School will move from the Central Iowa Athletic Conference to the Big Six Conference after a 4-3 Newton School Board vote Monday night. The decision followed minutes of discussion as board members weighed leaving Ames and Marshalltown and considered a proposed new Des Moines area conference.
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Newton
Newton High School
Ames
Marshalltown
Central Iowa Athletic Conference
Des Moines
Bowling results and standings from Muscatine Mach
The Muscatine Machine bowling league lists top teams and individual scores including Schmidt's Auto, Royal Trader, and South Side Tap. High games and series are recorded for men and women, with a playoff set between Muscatine Mach and Hyik Standerd. A banquet is scheduled for May 20 at George's Steak House.
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Jack & Job
Fuscatine
South Side Tap - Happs ‘Texaco
Davigon Oil
Ards
Don Snyder
Peterson Buldazne
Boehme
Bonnie Eton
Ind
Royal Trade
Denny Snyder
Muscatune
Hyin
Bart
Dol Naber
Samet
Sehublok
Royal Trader
Muscatine
South Sidy Tap
Muscatine Mach
Hyiik Standard — Wineners
Hyiik
George's Steak House
Cassius Clay Arrives in England as Gentleman Champ
Cassius Clay lands in London to meet Prime Minister Harold Wilson before the May 21 heavyweight title bout with Henry Cooper. The polite, reserved future champ mingles with fans, recalls their 1963 London clash, and plans to train in London for several days while expressing gratitude for the royal welcome.
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London
Cass
Clay
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Britain
Henry Cooper
Cassius
Camerman
Harry Levene
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Davenport
Keith Manlay
Keokuk
Bash
Friedholdt
B. Sheeder
Walsh
Steger
Mulligan
Snodgrass
Nix
Ginneberg
Time
Magg
Lang
C. Sheeder
Tie
Borgman
Hanson
Stahl
Kroeger
Metzker
Mumey
Betlesidorf
Hanson - Meteger-Mumey-Kroeger
Assumplion
Miller Hess - Fredenburg-Friedholdt
Lane - Peterson-Manley- Reec
Maag- Lang
L&m
Pure Service
Dial
Park Avenue
Adams
EMS
Journal
Midwest
THE
Royal Standard
Leu
East Second Street
Lou Mitchell
Valley View
Uties
N. Y
Mitchell
AP Photofax
Muscatine Savings & Loan
Cedar Street
Jouth
Luimoer Mart
Farald
Joe
Jonny
Mortissey
Schmidt
Oni
S. Gatley
Senses
DeWarne Roby Creary
Gabby Townsend
Mignearn
Monsan
Miller's Beer
Massey
Geo
High Ina
F. Schwezen
H. Riswold
Huttigs
Geo Steak Hows A
Ben- Men's High Inc
Rauschenberger
Miller's Beer Wort Leagur. Ie
England
Miami
Fla
Cooper
Black Tie
Evrealon
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Tareyton
Brookfield, Cricketear
Laxor Hall
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