Reminders On Little League And Local Sports Headlines
A Fort podcast style summary notes advising Little League parents managers and players on conduct for the upcoming season. Highlights urge no parent bench access avoid criticizing managers and umpires and curb pressure while promoting sportsmanship and fun. Also mentions Fort Dodge standout Tom Goodman earning a full Iowa State athletic scholarship and Otumwa district golf lineup changes after disciplinary actions.
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Iowa Bowler Ties for Seventh in ABC Singles
Melvin Johnson of Madrid Iowa is tied for seventh in the American Bowling Congress singles after posting a 682 nine game total with scores of 222 935 and 225. In Canada tennis news Harry Rauquier Keith Carpenter Robert Puddicombe and Robert Bardsley are named to the Canadian Davis Cup team to face the United States June 4 6 in Bakersfield California.
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Clay Liston Confident Ahead of 15 Round Title Bout
In Lewiston Maine the heavyweight title fight between Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston is set for 9 30 p m EST at a high school rink with about 3000 paying spectators. The bout will be televised live to North America and Europe via closed circuit and satellite with prizes around 150000 in live gate and 89 000 each for the fighters. Both fighters forecast victory and one promises a knockout as promoters tout a multi channel promotion potential millions in audience.
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Muscatine High Opens Season With Burlington Tilt
Muscatine High School opens its summer baseball season Wednesday at Burlington Community Field. Probable starters include Wally Benson, Steve Hindahl, Beason, and Denny Garym. Lefty Schnack is out. Jim Kaeding leads the Muskies as Doug Leech eyes a quick return from knee surgery. Other infielders include Gary Naber, Jim Reifert, and John Foor. Ron leads the outfield.
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Freehan Bets on Pitching Mindset in 84 Win
Hal Bock reports Detroit catcher Bill Freehan homered twice including a grand slam as the Tigers beat the White Sox 84. Freehan’s “knows my pitches” rapport with Milt Lolich helped Detroit pull away in the third, while New York, Baltimore, and several NL results filled the rest of the night’s baseball slate. Freehan notches his first career grand slam at 23, boosting Detroit’s rally and Lolich’s sixth win.
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Ward misses 500 field after 18 years of runs
Indianapolis Rodger Ward, U S Auto Club all time points leader, sits out the Indianapolis 500 for the first time in 18 years after qualifying 3rd fastest. He says he cannot recall missing a championship race and refuses to wish bad luck on others, noting they earned their spots. Ward, 44, based near the speedway, had led many 500s here and eyed a possible comeback if another driver cannot run.
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Eight Summer Track Meets Scheduled By Iowa Federation
Drake track coach Bob Karnes says the Iowa Division of the US Track and Field Federation will sponsor eight summer meets this year. High school athletes may compete but not as school reps. Events set for June 26 and July 10 at Iowa State, July 16 at State College of Iowa, July 98 at Wartburg, July 31 and August 14 at Drake, and August 7 and 21 at Morningside.
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Spahn Lary Secure Twin Bill Wins Over Phillies
Mets lead Pirates in NL as Spahn and Lary shut down Philadelphia. Spahn allowed two hits in seven innings before Mccraw relieved. Lary held eight innings with one run allowed until Gonzalez homered in ninth. Clendenon hit well for Mets, while Pirates and Cardinals won their games.
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Braves win fueled by homer in third inning
Homer powered the Braves to victory as a third inning blast off Bob Shaw sparked the win. Willie Mays of the Giants sat out until the ninth, where he pinch hit and drew an intentional walk.
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