Kirkwood Leads 1965 Greentree 500 Golf Open
Kirkwood Jr. shoots 69 70 for 36 holes at Greentree Country Club to lead the 500 event as several players, including Barber and Sikes, post subpar rounds. Bolt and Hebert chase with notable rounds while rain disrupts other events in Indianapolis and Paris tennis finals.
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Muscatine
Journal
Apprey Mare
Kirkwood
Indianapolis
Speedway
Greentree Country Club
Joe Kirkwood Jr
Greentree
Tommy Bolt
Lionel Hebert
Miller Barber
Dan Sikes
Hebert
Barber
Sikes
Doug Ford
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Open Softball Begins Tuesday at Kent Stein Park
Open Softball league at Kent Stein Park starts Tuesday June 1 with games on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday nights and Wednesday reserved for makeups after week one. Seven teams participate with next week's schedule listing Muscatine Merchants Wilton May Drug Columbus Junction Henderson Garage Muscatine All Stars Krieger Motors and Hendersons.
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Kent Stein Park
Musca
Tine Merchants
Wilton
May Drug
Columbus Junction
Henderson Garage
Muscatine AllStars
Ina Mae
Muscatine Merchants
Krieger Motors
Henderson's
Muscatine All- Stars
Krieger’s
Muscatine All-Stars
Hanover Wins 27th in a Row In Record Time
Bret Hanover, an unbeaten 3-year-old pacer, captured his 27th victory at Roosevelt Raceway in a record 1 59 1/4. He led wire-to-wire with quarters of 29 1/4, 29 4/5, 30 3/5, and 29 3/3, beating Adios Vic by three quarters of a length. Rivaltime was third, followed by Bobby T. Knight and others in the field.
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Westbury
N.Y
Bret Hanover
Roosevelt Raceway
Adios Vic
Rivaltime
Bobby T. Knight
Oso Slo
Spinabout
Gee Lee Hanover
Steady Move
Scarlet Wave
Minor League Results From Associated Press
International League games included Buffalo defeating Toronto 6 2 in 6 innings due to rain and Syracuse defeating Rochester 6 2. Pacific Coast League results saw Portland winning 9 2 over Spokane and Tacoma beating Vancouver 7 4, with Hawaii and San Diego tied 4 4. Other scores: Arkansas 4 Denver 2 and Salt Lake City 3 Seattle 2. Indianapolis edged Oklahoma City 1 0. Jacksonville topped Columbus 9 1.
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Buffalo
Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
Toledo
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Columbus
Arkansas
Denver
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City
Schofield boosts Giants with homer and hot start
Dick Schofield kept his perfect run with San Francisco, homering and driving in runs as the Giants beat Cincinnati 27. He has hit safely in all six games since joining from Pittsburgh and lifted the club with a two-run single and a walk that sparked a seven-run sixth. Also: Milwaukee, Houston, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh won their NL action. White Sox and others led AL scores.
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Schofield
Giants
Reds
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
St. Loui
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Minnesota
Washington
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Orioles
Jim Hart Lalso
John Edwards
Tommy Harper
Iwith
Jesus Slow
Willie McCovey
Hal Lanier
Tony Perez
Bob Shawne
Dodgers
Ken Johnson
Braves
Claude Osteen
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Gene Oliver
Eddie
Tory
Terry
White Sox
Bill Stafford
Johnny Romano
Tun Buford
Joe Pepitone
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Twins
Dave Boswell
Senators
Stars Shine As Aguirre Leads Tigers To Shutout Of Cleveland
In Friday action, pitcher Hark Aguirre and the Tigers blanked Cleveland 10 hits to none. Batting highlights came from Brooks Robinson of the Orioles, who returned from May 9 inactivity to deliver a two run double in the fourth inning and score Baltimore's other run as the Orioles split a doubleheader with Los Angeles by taking the second game 3-0.
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Jim Hickman
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
del Crandall
Mets
New York
Shea
Dium
Frank Secaty
Hickman
Warren Spahn
Manny Mota
Pirate
Associated Press
Hark ‘Aguire
Tigers
Cleveland
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Baltimore
Los Angeles
George Brunch
Steve Barber
Angels
Hank Aguirre
Detroit
Chicago
Joe Horton
Minesota
Washington
Burlington Wins 2-Hit Duel in Midwest League
Burlington blanked Dubuque 0 to 0 as Gordon Riese and Herman Doyle dueled in a two hitter. Riese faced 27 batters with two singles erased on double plays. Quincy topped Quad Cities 7 to 3, Decatur won 5 to 4 over Cedar Rapids, cold weather delayed Wisconsin Rapids at Waterloo and Fox Cities at Clinton. Woody Foster drove in four runs for Quincy in a three run third inning.
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Associated Press
Gordon Riese
Burlington
Dubuque
Herman Doyle
Riese
Quincy
Quad Cities
Decatur
Cedar Rapids
Wisconsin Rapids
Waterloo
Fox Cities
Clinton
Woody Foster
de- Gold Francis
Jones Ruby Ready Final 500 Tests Ahead of Indy Race
At Indianapolis Motor Speedway three hours of carburetion tests for 33 drivers mark the last on track prep before the 49th 500 mile race. Veterans Parnelli Jones and Lloyd Ruby faced mishaps while Ward, the long-time starter, may miss the race and instead commentate. A huge pre race parade and governor’s ball capped race week as the festival neared its climax.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Tve
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Tex
Bve
Rodriger
Ward
Robinson Returns From 19 Day Layoff In Orioles Doubleheader
Brooks Robinson, back from a 19 day absence due to a broken thumb, started the second game with a single and doubled in two runs as the Orioles split a Friday night doubleheader with the Angels. Dick Radatz pitched well for Boston in a 9-3 win over Kansas City as other AL starters shined.
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Brooks Robinson
Dick Radatz
Robinson
Baltimore
Orioles
Los Angeles Angels
Radatz
Boston
Kansas City
Mey
Angels
Jerry Adair
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
The American and National League standings show Chicago and Los Angeles leading their divisions with strong records. Friday results feature Chicago 2 New York 0 and Pittsburgh 6 New York 1, while several key matchups roll into today and Sunday's schedules across multiple cities including Boston, Milwaukee, and Detroit.
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G.B
Chicago
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Detroit
St. Louis
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Cleveland
San Fran
Houston
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Kansas City
San Francisco
Washington
Baltimor
St Louis
Boston and Detroit eye goaltenders in NHL draft deal
Boston and Detroit pursue goaltenders and a defenseman after a multi player trade as NHL teams prepare for the June 7 to 10 Montreal draft. The Bruins seek Terry Sawchuk or Johnny Bauer, while Detroit targets Roger Crozier. Boston gains Langlois MacDonald Dillabough and Harris. Detroit adds Ab McDonald Bob McCord and Ken Stephenson.
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Boston
Lawry Boston
Detroit
Bruins
Loronto
Terry Sawccuk
Johnny Bower
Leafs
Red Wings
Chicago
Roger Crozier
Montreal
al Langlois
Parker MacDonald
Bob Dillabough
Ron Harris
Ab McDonald
Bob McCord
Ken Stephenson
Marcel Pronovost
Larry Jeffrey
Eddie Joyal
Lowell MacDonald
Toronto
Andy Bathgate
Billy Harris
Gary Jarrett
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Nancy Richey
Dallas
Margaret Smith
Australia
Miss Richey
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Maria Esther Buenos
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Lesley Turner
Tony Roche
Fred Stolle
Roche
Roy Emerson
Hanover
Piers
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Spokane
Tacoma
Vancouver
Hawaii
San Diego
Mike Rathet
Dick Schofield
Jose Pagan
Ray Culp
Tony Gongalez
Wes Covington
Chris Short
Cubs
Pirates
Bill Mazeroski
Willie Stargell
Bob Veale
Jones, Ruby Ready
By Murray Chass
Radaiz
Jim Lonborg
Louis
Oriole
Brunet
Jack Brandt
Bob Johnson
Felix Mantilla
Lonborg
Radatz Wih
Lenny Green
Ed Bressoud
Red Sox
Aguirre
Don Werl
Ralph Terry
Muscatine Power Boat Club
Ray Novak
Roy and
Kenneth
Pelton
Promp
Brand New Loan CO
Xen
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Magnus Cleaners
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