Muskies 3rd as Carver wins medal at state golf meet
John Carver fired a three under par 69 to lead Muscatine and Hayes Catholic high at the state golf tournaments. Muscatine finished third in Class A behind Atlantic and Dubuque while Hayes won Class B as Carver’s 69 stood out in a field of 16. Peters led Hayes with 78, and Iowa Falls claimed the Class A title. Softball results and district news follow, including a Des Moines area matchup at Oregon Field tonight.
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National League Scores and Tuesday Game Outlook
In San Francisco Los Angeles St Louis and others posted results. Chicago defeated Houston Philadelphia beat Cincinnati Pittsburgh edged Milwaukee in 11 innings St Louis beat New York while Los Angeles topped San Francisco in extra innings. Tonight no games scheduled. select matchups listed for Tuesday include Chicago at New York Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and San Francisco at Cincinnati among others.
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Baltimore Fans Embrace Orioles Rally for Pennant Dream
Baltimore fans show feverish support as the Orioles win two against the Indians for an eight straight victory run, matching the club’s 1890s glory era. Jim Gentile and John Powell drove in key seventh inning runs, Wes Stock earned two wins in relief, and the club moved within a game of leading the league.
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McBean Finding Homer Is A Pitcher's Best Friend
Pirates reliever Alvin O Neal McBean earns another win as Milwaukee falls 5 2 after Bob Bailey's 11th inning three run homer. Dodgers edge Giants in 10 after errors, Phillies sweep Reds behind Sievers pinch slam and Culp shutout. Cubs beat Houston 5 1 as Santo Hubbs and Brock pace offense.
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Fast 149 MPH pace in 500 as Ruttman sits last
Indianapolis 500 trials yield 28 veterans and five newcomers averaging 149.02 mph in 10 mile runs, surpassing last year’s 147.33 record. Former winner Troy Ruttman will start last in a 33 car field as Al Miller tops final session at 149.005 mph with one lap at 150.401 mph.
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Pulliam Wins a Playoff To Keep Liberty Crown
West Liberty star Nick Pulliam wins a sudden death playoff against Bob Gitchell of Cresco to defend the Liberty Amateur Golf title after a 27-hole total of 107. Meerdink and Kerr round out top regional finishers as the championship concludes with flight winners crowned.
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West Liberty athletes shine at Iowa City track meet
Weinard led West Liberty with a third place in the half mile and a 2:02 leg in the two mile relay heat. Jensen tied for third in the high jump at 394. No Muskies reached final top five.
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