Muscatine Netmen Hit Rough District Losses in Tennis Tourney
Muscatine high school netmen went 1-4 in the district tennis tournament at Burlington, with Denny Tietge delivering the lone win in singles. Burlington and Keokuk claimed titles as Arledge and Murphy won the doubles crown, while Drake’s track squad dominated the Missouri Valley Conference meet with seven firsts and five seconds led by Gilliam and Magrane.
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Davenport
Burlington
Assumption
Keokuk
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Tom McLain
Fairfield
Tietge
Jim Marsh
Ron Campbell
Muscatine
Soph
Randy Murphy
Rich Strauss
Town City
Murphy
P.d. Anderson
Tom Powell
John Arledge
Russell Murphy
Anderson
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Muskies
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John Saar
Dale Johnson
State College High School
Cedar Falls
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Steve Hirdahl
Bruce Hawthorne
John Heston
Peoria
Drake
Bulldogs
Swith Cincinnati
Marv Gilliam
Dave Magrane
Lites
Muscatine and Hayes Catholic reach state golf tourney
Muscatine High and Hayes Catholic qualified for the state Class A and Class B golf championships, marking a historic first for both. John Carver led Muscatine at Fairfield with a 70, while Tom Tadewald and John Peters sparked Hayes at Williamsburg with a playoff win for medalist honors.
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Hayes Catholic
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Aso
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MHS
Fairfield
Tom Tadewald
Joan Peters
James Coulter
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Peters
Coulter
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University of Town
Town City
Woodside
Des Moines
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Iowa City
Washington
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Mount Pleasant
John ‘Carver
Muscatine
Mike Langston
Iowa
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Fellay
U Mig
B.G.M
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Sirgurney
H.lv
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Tom Tadechald
Hayes
John Peters
Muskateers
F. J. Lenoch
Mike Reeves
Bill Lindsay
Bill Angel
Jerry Dinger
Father Lenoch
Muscatine High
Tohn Carver
Craig Proffitt
Gene Battey
Clayton Carver
Terry Kautz
Jerry Dress
Bil Angel
Jerry Dwyer
Angles Win Nightcap as Lee Thomas Delivers Bats Big
Lee Thomas of the Angels doubled and tripled driving in three runs and securing the nightcap victory. Chicago opened with a 14 to 2 win. Jim Boulon of the Yankees earned a two run victory in his first start of the season against Steve Barber and the Orioles.
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Angels
Los Angeles
White Sox
Chicago
Jim Boulon
Yankees
Yankee
Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Little League Tryouts Postponed At Local Parks
Tryouts at Oregon Field and Weed Park were postponed due to wet grounds. Player manager Bob Musser says sessions are rescheduled for Tuesday evening from 6 to 8. Boys ages 9 and 10 living west of Cedar Street report at Oregon Field, those east report at Weed Park.
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Oregon Field
Weed Park
Bob Musser
Cedar Street
Cedar
Weed Paris
Pro Grid Star Lipscomb Dies in Apparent Heroin Overdose
Thousands paid last respects as Gene Lipscomb, Pittsburgh Steelers lineman, lay in state. Baltimore police sought a second man linked to the death. Timothy Black faced $10,000 bail on narcotics charges after heroin was allegedly injected at Black's apartment. Medical examiner cited overdose as likely cause.
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Gene
Big Daddy
Lipscomb
National Football League
Pittsburgh Steeler
Star
Joseph F. Carroll
Carroll
Timothy Bla
Black
Russell $. Fisher
Pittsburgh
Capt. Carroll
NFL
Minor League Baseball Sunday Results Summary
Pacific Coast League action and other minor league scores include Portland 13 3 over Seattle 36, Tacoma 4 over Spokane 3 in 13 innings, Salt Lake City 9 over Oklahoma City 3, Jacksonville 66 over Columbus 54 in first 11 innings, Atlanta 4 over Indianapolis 20, Buffalo 1 over Arkansas 6 5, Richmond 3 over Syracuse 15 Rochester 2 over Toronto 2 4.
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San Diego
Hawaii
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Salt Lake City
Oklahoma City
Jacksonville
Columbus
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Arkansas
Richmond
Syracuse
Rochester
Torono
Only 756 Attend 2 Midwest Tilts
Three Midwest League baseball games were called off by cold weather or rain Sunday night. Decatur edged Fox Cities 24 at Fox Cities with 104 in attendance, Wisconsin Rapids 32 over Quincy with 662 in attendance, while Dubuque at Waterloo and Burlington at Clinton were postponed. Clinton leads the league at 11-1, 3 3/4 games ahead of Dubuque and Waterloo. Decatur climbs to fourth.
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Associated Press
Fox Cities
Decatur
Foxes
Wisconsin Rapids
Quincy
Dubuque
Waterloo
Burlington
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Dodgers Sweep Giants Again As Alston Wins Confidence
Dodgers roared back with a 6-5 win to complete a three game sweep of the Giants. The rally in the eighth capped a weekend that included a 2-1 win and an 8-0 no hitter by Sandy Koufax as Los Angeles climbed to within two games of first.
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Associated Press
Walter O'Malley
Walter Alston
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Jean
Sandy Koufax
Jack Fisher
Fisher
St. Louis
Pittsurgh
Cardinals
Pirates
Houston
Young Colts
Chicago Cubs
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Recent Games
American League results include Chicago defeating Kansas City and Boston beating New York while Baltimore topped Cleveland and Washington swept Detroit Minnesota. In a 12 inning Chicago beat Los Angeles 14 to 6 and Boston impressed with a 24 run outburst. National League notes show San Francisco at Washington and Cincinnati at Chicago with multiple innings games and upcoming matchups including New York at Houston and Philadelphia at Los Angeles.
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de Washington
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Barton
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Cincinnati
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Milwaukee
Houston
Cinsinnati
Bouston
Pitsburgh
Top Boston Rookie Pitcher From Same Hoover School
A Boston rookie pitcher, from Herbert Hoover High, shows standout form with a 4-1 win over the Washington Senators, completing his third straight victory. Boston split a Fenway doubleheader after Washington won the opener. Other AL results include Los Angeles Angels beating the White Sox in 12 innings, Jim Bouton pitching a two-hitter for the Yankees over the Orioles, and the Indians defeating Detroit 9-3.
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Herbert
Chuck Hinton
Bostar
Fenway Park
Washington
Don Lock
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Jim Bouton
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Kangay City Athletics
Minnesota
Leon Wagner
Lee Thomas
Angels
White Sox
Floyd Robinson
Chicago
John Burhardt
Bouton
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