Open Softball League Sees Two Undefeated Left After Week
Five teams remain undefeated in the Open Softball League after one week. Hamm's Beer moved to 2–0 with a 6–0 win over Henderson's Courage, Moose Lodge upset Carlisle Sports Shop in a five and six run rally, and other tight contests left Henderson's, Cheri-Ton, and Deewrys in the race. Key hitters included Butch Murdock, Steve Shenk, and Corky Mardin, while pitchers LaRue and Robinson battled in a six hitter. Carlisle's fielding woes contributed to Moose's rally, with Moose benefiting from timely hits including Denkman and a Corky Mardin homer.
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Hanin's Beer
Butch Murdock
Steve Shenk
LaRue
Jerry Steajack
Harmm
Murdock
Lake
Mike Santz
Shenk
Gene Buster
Denny Carpenter
Henderson
Marshall
Mike Alexander
Marley Mills
Moose
Fiih
Carlisle
Sefore
John Robinson
Wiig
Tost
Dale Denkman
Corky Mardin
Lavy
Robinson
Carliste
Pete Sotores
Jerry Bunn
Marlin
Croll Calvert
Denkman
Iken Lange
Ken Lecch
Doug Bilcavin
Frisco Gets Even With Koufax In Weekend Openers
Muscatine Legion and Red Sox set for 1963 summer season openers at Tom Brusee Field Sunday. Legion faces Sioux City Indees at 1 30 pm. Louisa county community voided Columbus Junction game. Red Sox meet Dallas Guy in a non league tilt at 3 36. Manager Long plans early lineup tweaks and pitcher selections. admission 50 cents adults 5 cents students.
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Muscatine Legion
Red Sox
Tom Brusee Field
Legion
Thellinois City Indees
Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Slingig City
Yecarly
Dallas Guy
George Long
Dick Petersen
Ivan Stebbins
Joe Dodder
Fiel
Muscatine High
Stebbins
Steve Hinl
Maus Chucker
Ron Cerny
Lone Tree
Wally
Central Wins Quadrangular as West Takes Third
Ninth grade track meet at Town City ends with Muscatine junior highs. Central wins seven of 13 events totaling 154 points, West 22% for third. double winners Peniston and Brade pace Central with 200 yard dash 22.0 seconds and high jump 5 feet 11 inches. Reed of West tops 880 in 2:10.35. Koehneff claims discus at 112 feet 10 inches.
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Muscating
Town City
Central
West
Larry Peniston
Steve Brae
John Baker
Peniston
Brade
Steve Koehneff
Tim McCleary
Koehneff
McCleary
Rick Schveys
Ponision
Orly
Close Race in Memphis Open Leads Field in Third Round
Tony Lema, noted for reversing disaster, topped the Memphis Open field into the third round at Colonial Country Club as a tight group trailed. San Leandro pro Slee shot a two round 124 after a subspar effort, sharing runner positions with Koeave of Aiken, Tommy Aaron of Gaingsville, Knudson of Toronto, and Edwards of Fort Worth in a 59,000 event.
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Memphis
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Cali
Fritey
Aiken
8. C
Tommy Aaron
Gaingsville
George Knudson
Toronto
Jercy Edwards
Fort Worth
Baseball scores from minor and major leagues AP summary
Major League Stars Juan Marichal pitched a four hit game to lift the Giants two games ahead in the National League with a 7 1 victory over the Dodgers. Harmon Killebrew hit a grand slam and five RBIs as the Twins defeated the White Sox. Minor league results include International League games: Atlanta 3 Jacksonville 1 Arkansas 3 Richmond 4 Syracuse 3 Columbus 2 Buffalo 6 Rothowler 4 Yovonte 5 Indianapolis Facilla Gorst League Oklahoma City 4 Salt Lake 1 Spokane 8 Portland 4 Tacoma 10 Seottie 8 Hawaii 7 San Diego 2.
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Jacksonville
Arkansas
Richmond
Syracuse
Columbus
Buffalo
Rothowler
Yovonte
Indianapolis
Oklahoma Ci
Salt Lake
Spokane
Portland
Tacoma
Seottie
Hawaii
San Diego
Associated Press
Juan Marichal
Giants
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Dodgers
Harmon Killebew
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Weekend slate features baseball softball and jamboree racing
A heavy week of diamond play anchors the schedule with Muscatine and Dallas City games, plus West Liberty and Mount Pleasant night racing. Open softball and Hawkeye baseball lineups, with multiple doubleheaders and events across Muscatine, West Liberty, Mount Pleasant, and nearby towns.
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Muscatine Legion
Illinois City Indoos
Muscatine Red Sox
Dallas City
Tom Bruner
West Liberty
Owen
Oregon Field
Keeger’s
Drewrys
May Drug
Eastern Town
Mick Preirie
West Libsany
Durant
West Branch
Columbus
Mediapolis
Saiville
Wapello
New London
Winfield-Mount Union
Liv
Cramim
Bees Place Second in Midwest League Standings
Burlington edged into the second place in the Midwest Baseball League with a 0-0 shutout of Quincy. Clinton stayed atop after a 3-2 win over Wisconsin Rapids as Vandiver and Atkinson homered for Burlington. Cedar Rapids beat Decatur 7-1 on five-hitter from Geison. Waterloo knocked in a ninth-inning winner.
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Associated Press
Burlington
Quincy
Tam
Dubuque
Anach
Quad Cities
Clinton
Wisconsin Rapids
Erros
Ben Vandiver
Bill Atkinson
Vandiver
George Sherrod
Denny Meyers
Brennan Asplin
Cleo Harris
Cedar Rapids
Decatur
Gary Geison
Tony Horton
Waterloo
Fox Cities
Wartburg Must Sweep To Reach NAIA Tournament
Wartburg College eyes a doubleheader split or a sweep to reach the NAIA field after losing game one to Winona State 2 0. Winona’s Charley Weishrod held Wartburg to two hits in eight innings as John Kosidowski and Mark Dilley drove in runs. Winona leads the best three of five series, with more games scheduled to determine the national meet representative in St Joseph Missouri.
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Innnings
Wartburg
Minnesotans
John Kosidowski
Mark Dilley
Eholes
United States Sweeps Foursomes in Walker Cup
The United States amateur golf team built a commanding lead in the Walker Cup by sweeping four foursomes matches against Great Britain in Scotland. Charlie Coe and Deane Beman led with a 3 and 2 victory, as Labron Harris Jr and Downing Gray followed with a 3 and 4 win, and Billy Joe Patton with Richard Sikes cut the margin with an upset. The U S led after Friday’s foursomes but saw Britain win five singles and halved another, not counted in scoring.
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Oklahoma City
U.S
Deane Beman
Bethesia
Mel
David Madeley
Ronnie Shade
United States
Great Britain
Labron Harris Jr
Stillwater
Okla
Downing Gray
Pensacola, Fla
Michael Luni
England
David Shehan
Ireland
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N.C
Richard Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Michael Bonallack
Stuart Murray
Scotland
Rey Gardner
Es Falls
Nas
Ed Updeyr
Tucson
Aviz
Charles Green
Sandy Saddler
Pro Wrestling Show Tonight Features Petite Women
Pro wrestling action lights up Danceland Arena Davenport tonight with midget women stars. Dolly Darcell of Monteval Canada 66 pounds 38 inches tall meets Litle Darling Dagmar of Winston Salem NC 86 pounds 41 inches tall. In other bouts Ramon Rodriguez of Mexico City faces Filipe Ramos of St. Louis and Joan Lane of Newark NJ, while Rita Crawford of Chicago challenges the Midwest champion.
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Monteval
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Litle Darling Dagmar
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Joan’ Lane
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Chicago
Midwest
State Baseball Pairings Listed for Championship Week
Des Moines Bay Pairings set for state high school baseball championships with one finalist undecided. Davenport West faces Forest City-Leland at 7:30 p.m. Monday. The opening game at Boomer will pit Dubuque Wahlert against Saturday’s Des Moines East versus Des Moines Roosevelt winner. The finals are slated for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Taylor Stadium.
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Davenport West
Forest Ciy-Leland
Boomy
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Des Moines East
Des Moines Roosevelt
Junior League Baseball Drill Slated Tuesday
The Junior League announces a Tuesday 6 00 pm organizational meeting and practice for all 15 and 16 year old players. West side residents report to Brun a Field and east side residents to Heing Field. Players will be assigned to teams by residence, not ability. A similar plan covers 13 and 14 year olds in an afternoon program supervised by two salaried officials starting the first week of vacation.
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Towa Avenue
Bruna
Glovers
Imne
Bummer Abl
43 Applicants Vying For NDSU Head Coach Post
Bernie Miller, assistant football coach at Iowa State University in Ames, is among 43 applicants for the North Dakota State University head football coach job. He testified before the university board as the second candidate interviewed. No appointment date was given to replace Coach Bob Danielsen, who resigned last week. The athletic director position is also open.
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Fargo
N. D
Bernie Miller
Iowa
State’ University At
Ames
North Dakota State University
Miller
Bob Danielsen
al Also
Two Lane Bowling Alley Project Shelved Over Funds
Efforts to build a two lane bowling alley at Vinton are stalled as state money falls short. The state Board of Regents rejected 938,880 dollars allocated for capital improvements, leaving the project unfunded. Des Moines board member Mrs. Joseph Rosenfield urged Vinton civic leaders to launch a fundraising campaign to salvage the plan.
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Bus Moines
State Board of Regents
Bowling Valley
Joseph Rosenfield
Des Moines
Lee Iverson
Vinton Civic Group
Repay Him For No Hit Job With 5 Runs In 1st
The Giants crushed Koufax and the Dodgers 7 1 behind Juan Marichal four hit pitching. Willie Mays and others sparked a five run first inning. The Cardinals routed the Mets 10 4 as Bob Gibson and Stan Musial led a 114 hit attack. Philadelphia beat Cincinnati behind Cal McLish’s two walks. Pittsburgh topped Milwaukee. Houston edged Chicago Cubs 6 5 in 12 innings. Spangler’s late 12th inning run supplied the decisive moment for the Colts in their win over the Cubs.
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New York Mets
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
MeLisi
Fuushitter
Pitsburgh
Milwaukee T2
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Bob Gibson
Stan Musia
Cardinal
Meigs
McLish
Phillies
Jesse Ganider
Johnny Callison
Tony Taylor
Reds
Bob Pur
Warren Spalm
Rugs
Evan
Willie Sarge
Bol Friend
Hank Aaron
Howie Goss
Bob Aspromonte
Doubleplay That Backfired Helps Iowa to 4-2 Win
Iowa pitcher Jack Wiland earned his seventh Big Ten win as Iowa beat Purdue 4-2. Purdue outhit the Hawkeyes but committed seven errors, including a sixth inning misplay that sparked Iowa’s scoring. Par Krause and Tot Reddington contributed first inning runs for Iowa, with Freese scoring on a later Purdue miscue.
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Town City
Iowa
Jack Wiland
Big Ten
Joss
Purdue
Hawkeyes
Towa
Hlinois
Hawks
Butec
Jay Peterséf
Mat Syzkowny
Jim Freese
Freese
Par Krause
Tot Reddington
Joe Chess
Roy H
Mike Math
Revzaleck
Burns
McKenzie
Wiland
Big Ten Baseball Crown At Stake In Final Loop Games
Illinois leads the race as the final day features a doubleheader at Minnesota and a tying scenario with Iowa. Ohio State can force a three‑way tie with a pair win at Indiana if Illinois or Iowa falter. Wisconsin and Michigan State clash as Northwestern faces Michigan, while Purdue meets Iowa.
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Roger Kerr
Wapello
Iowa
Minnesota
Iowa City
Northwestern
Kerr
Gary Hollingsworth
Gary Richards
Bill
Big Ten
Associated Press
Finois
Ohio State
Iinois
Yowa
Radgers
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Badgers
Illinois
Lloyd Flodin
Sin
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights Interleague Ink
The summary covers American and National League standings, with team records, games behind, and upcoming matchups. Key items include Baltimore Columbus? Baltimore and New York races, Cleveland and Boston results, and Los Angeles vs San Francisco in today’s and Monday’s slated games, plus note on Washington and Chicago series and the central schedule.
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Chicago
Boston
Kansas
Cleveland
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Dewoit
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Detroit
Igen G
T Lay
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Chicao
Philadephia
Ciempal
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Sir Prancigen
Philadelphia
Munsay
Orioles Yanks Extend Streaks as Twins Win
Harmon Killebrew powered the Twins with a grand slam and a single, but Jimmie Hall's late fly and a rookie beer homer changed the game against the White Sox. The Orioles and Yankees also rolled to fourth straight wins as Boston and Kansas City won behind strong pitching.
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Jim Wackleman
Associated Press
Harmon Killebrew
Hammerir
Harmon
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Flying Twins
Jimmie Hall
Chicago White Sox
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Twins
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Joe Pepitone
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Washington
Bill Monbouquette
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Brooks Robingon
Russ Snyder
Pepitone
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