Face in Pittsburgh scoreboard sparks NL protest
In Forbes Field 8,649 fans watched Gene Mauch protest a possible sign theft by Pirates reliever Elroy Face, who said he was in the scoreboard rest room. The case heads to the National League jury as Philadelphia and San Francisco jockey for position behind the Giants. Meanwhile Dodgers and Reds played a 22 inning tie that was halted by curfew and will be replayed.
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Kent-Stein Park Fields Slated For Use Next Week
Muscatine prepares a full week of baseball and softball at Kent-Stein Park with Open Softball league opening Monday night, senior Little League at Tom Bruner Field, and junior diamonds at Oak Park and West Junior High. YMCA league at Weed Park, Eastern Town Hawkeye and Southeast Town leagues start next week. details include schedules, field allocations, and upcoming dedication plans.
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Giants Rally to Take NL Lead Behind Mays Homer
Willie Mays belted his 18th homer an eight inning blast lifting the San Francisco Giants to a 2-1 win over St. Louis and returning them to first in the National League. Larry Jackson silenced the Mets on three hits in a 2-0 Cubs victory.
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Record Crowd May See 48th Running of "500"
Scot Jimmy Clark, world road racing champion, aims to win the 48th Indianapolis 500 amid a record American crowd of about 250,000. Ford-backed Lotus-Ford entries dominate, with Rodger Ward and Bobby Marshman among front-row contenders. veteran rivals include A J Foyt and Troy Ruttman. Televised coverage and record advance sales accompany the ceremonial mayhem at the Speedway.
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