Lele 5 By TA Lele 5 By TA it's Play Ball For Little League
A large expansion of the Little League program in the city kicks off Monday with a record participant count of over 572 boys across 38 teams. Major divisions play 15 games, Minor 14, and Senior 12, with new Minor teams on east and west sides and games at Garfield, West Junior High, Oak Park, and Taylor Park.
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Hugh Bunn
Focal League
Garfield School
West Junior High
Oak Park
Taylor Park
Rosen
Iowa
Kent-Stein Park
Ashe Beats Osuna in Davis Cup Singles at Berkeley
Arthur Ashe defeats Rafael Osuna in straight sets 6 6 6 under Davis Cup play at Berkeley. Osuna lost 66 63 60 as USA takes early lead in the tie.
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USA
Arthur Ashe
Mexico
Rafael Osuna
Berkeley
Lt. Ashe
Osuma
Photofax
Hinson Credits Polio With Driving Return In Memphis Open
Memphis golfer Larry Hinson, aided by polio at age five, shoots a four under par 66 for a two round 133 to trail leader B R McLendon Jr. by one stroke in the Memphis Open. Hinson says polio gave him motivation and being left handed helped his swing. McLendon, LSU veteran Lou Graham and Bob Lunn also at 133, with Palmer and Nicklaus four behind after 65s.
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Douglas
Hinson
B. R. McLendon Jr
Birmingham
Ala
McLendon
Louisiana State University
Lou Graham
Nashville
Tenn
Bob Lunn
Sacramento
Calif
Ammold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Nicklaus
UCLA’s Lucius Allen Faces Court and Leaves UCLA
UCLA guard Lucius Allen, a second team All-American, faces marijuana possession charges after his arrest with a man and three women. He is free on bail and will appear in court next Wednesday. Concurrently, UCLA confirms Allen has left the university and will pursue active National Guard duty, with the team not counting on him for next season’s title run.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Lucius Allen
Allen
National Guard
Kansas City
Durant softball meet set for June 15 16
Durant athletic boosters sponsor a two day softball tournament at the high school field with an entry fee of 30 dollars per team. Entries must be mailed to Harry Larson in Durant by June 1. prize money will be awarded from the total entry fees. Sweden wins Vanderbilt table tennis team title in New York event.
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Durant
Durant Athletic Boosters
Harry. Larson
New York
Sweden
Vanderbilt Athletic Club
Czechoslovakia
U S Holds Lead In Davis Cup
The United States led Mexico 2 0 in Berkeley California as Davis Cup second round action continued in the American Zone while Chile led Ecuador 1 0 and Italy advanced to the third round with a 3 4 lead in Biella.
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Associated Press
Spain
Russia
South Africa
Italy
United States
Mexico
Berkeley
Calif
Chile
Ecuador
Eugenio Castigliano
Ezio di Matteo
Francis Trukhi
Alain Manigley
Monaco
Biella
Hits by Yaz Spark Red Sox Win In Slugfest
Boston beats Minnesota 7 5 in a long night game as Carl Yastrzemski hits his 5th homer of the season and drives in two. He also singled later while Lee Stange earned the win in relief after a seventh inning showdown. Johnny Pesky-era vibes mix with a high scoring, rain-shorted thriller.
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Mike Recht
Precs
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Lee Stange
Rae
Walhioges
Atee
Red Sox
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
George Brunet
California
Cleveland
Indians
New York
Yaz
Sox
Stange
Jose Tartabull
Stanger
Ray Culp
Brunet
Ridde
Angels
Tony Horton
Larry Brown
Roger Repez
Don Mincher
Rick Reichardt
Bobby
Bobby Cox
White Sox
Sandy Alomar
Collange
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cincinnati
Stargell
Roberto Clemente
Ron Kline
Steve Blass
Marichal
Giants
Cubs
St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 1 and Today's Baseball Pairings
Schedule shows St. Louis defeating Philadelphia 5 to 1 in a listed result. Following lineups include San Francisco at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis New York at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Houston Philadelphia at St. Louis New York at Atlanta Monday's games Houston at Los Angeles and Chicago at New York with other matches and notes on twilight and Sunday listings.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Boston
Minnesota
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
California
Detroit
Oakland
Clevelams
Thunder Strikes Astros In 10th Inning Collapse
Dodgers win 9-7 after wiring five runs with two outs in the 10th and Houston ties in the bottom of the frame before John Purdin closes out Los Angeles. Astros rally features timely hits by Aspromonte, Rader, Staub, Wynn, and Gontay. Other NL results include Atlanta over New York 4-2, Pittsburgh 8-5 Cincinnati, St. Louis 5-1 Philadelphia, San Francisco 4-2 Chicago.
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Astros
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Houston
Walter Alston
John Purdin
Byron Browne
Atlanta
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chicago
Astrodome
Bob Aspromonte
Doug Rader
Julio Gontay
Dodger
Wes Parker l
Jim Fairey
Bob Bailey
Paul Popovich
Tom Haller
Jim Brewer
Tum
Rusty Staub
Lee I'Thomas
Jim Wynn
Aspromonte
Alston
Purdin
Jim Britton
Re C. Martin
Biron
Sonny Jackson
Hank Aaron
Leer Nolan Ryan
Curt Flood
Johnny Edwards
Cal Maxvill
Flood
Edwards
Maxvill
Steve Carlton
Weekday Little League Slate With Multiple Divisions
The schedule lists Major Senior and Minor divisions at Kent Stein Park and area diamonds for Monday and Tuesday games. Teams include Beach Lumber Muscatine Buick Dog N Suds Gibson Police Safley s Sporting Goods Hin derson s Chev Olds Johnson Oil Co Moose Rosenberg Agency Thatcher Glass Muscatine Lighting Wendling Quarries Carver Bandag Elks Home O Nize Poole Transfer Ina Maes bye Braves Cardinals Cubs Dodgers Giants Pirates Mets Astros Indians Orioles Red Sox Twins White Sox Yankees Angels Senators.
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Diamonds
Kent-Stein Park
Beach Lumber
Muscatine
Buick
Dog-N-Suds
Gibson and
Gibson
Police
Department
Safley’s Sporting Goods
Afl-Cio
Henderson
Chev-Olds
Johnson Oil Co
Moose
Rosenberg Agency
Thatcher Glass
Cheri-Top
Clark’s Standard
Lumber Mart
Muscatine Lighting
Wendling Quarries
Carver-Bandag
Elks
Home
Orioles
Red Sox
Twins
White Sox
Yankees
Angels
Senators
Minor League Baseball Scores From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
Pacific Coast League results include Tacoma 3 Phoenix 0 and Portland 5 Seattle Spokane 11 Vancouver 2 with Tulsa at Oklahoma City on wet grounds. International League games Hawaii 5 Indianapolis 3 and Rochester 13 Toledo 6 with Buffalo 6 Syracuse 5 and Jacksonville at Columbus delayed by wet field conditions.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Phoenix
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Vancouver
San Diego
Denver
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Hawaii
Rochester
Toledo
Buffalo
Syracuse
Louisville
Richmond
Jacksonville
Columbus
May Fight Patterson Next Foster Too Much for Aging Tiger
In New York Bob Foster knocked out Dick Tiger in the fourth round at Madison Square Garden to defend his light heavyweight title. Foster, age 29, used a long left jab and reach advantage to stun Tiger, who had a 16 year pro career and was knocked out for the first time. Gate receipts topped six figures, with Foster earning about $79,200 of the take and Tiger receiving $100,000. Foster improves to 9 straight wins and 34-0 with 24 KOs. Tiger falls to 56-13-3. Floyd Patterson or George Chuvalo could be next targets for Foster.
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New York
Bob Foster
Dick Tiger
Floyd Patterson
George Chuvalo
Foster
Tiger
Madison Square Garden
Washington, D.C
Air Force Coins
Mark Conn
Emile Griffith
Minnesota Must Win Twice From MSU to Capture Title
Big Ten title hinges on a doubleheader between Minnesota and Michigan State after weather and darkness disrupted the schedule. MSU leads or shares the lead depending on results, with Minnesota needing two wins to claim the conference crown and a playoff spot. A postponed doubleheader could push games to Sunday.
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Minnesota
MSU
Chicago
Michigan State
Michigan
Iowa
Town
Steve
Garvey
Steve Rymal
Spartans
Ohio State
Purdue
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Ilinois
Indiana
Illini
Gary Sargent
Butllinois
Tom Calza
Calza
Northwstern
McDonald Inks At Iowa State Football Signings
Iowa State coach Johnny Majors announced nine signed letters of intent for next fall. signees include Dave Jahnke Iowa City tackle Mike Ashton Clinton Cedar Rapids Jefferson John Blessman Des Moines Lincoln quarterbacks Doug Parsons Des Moines Dowling Mike Fontanini Des Moines Dowling Rick Ramsey Des Moines North Steve Jacobsen Harlan Dennis McDonald Morning Sun Jeff Allen Iowa Central Fort Dodge. McDonald starred in football wrestling and track and should be a Cyclone contributor.
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Ames
Iowa State University
Johnny Majors
Iowa
Iowa State
Majors
Dave Jahnke
Iowa City
Mike Ashton
Clinton
John Blessman
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Doug Parsons
Des Moines Lincoln
Mike Fontanini
Des Moines
Dowling
Rick Ramsey
Steve Jacobsen
Harlan
Dennis McDonald
Morning Sun
McDonald
Tigerback
Cyclones
Clean The Air Home Show Promotes Quality Dwellings
Clean The Air promotes visiting our model homes to see quality value and beauty in our offerings. We invite potential buyers to tour available houses and compare features and layouts.
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Muscatine Journal
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Wyo
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Pete Johnson
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