Slugfest Twin Bill And Pueblo Wins Shape Standings
In a Western League doubleheader Sioux City Soos and Denver Bears combined for 41 runs on 32 hits with five homers and nine doubles. Denver won 15-10. Sioux City took 9-7. Denver’s Georgie Genovese led the day with four for six and two homers. Pueblo Dodgers moved atop with 8-7 and 9-6 wins over Lincoln Athletics, while Omaha’s Cardinals beat Des Moines 4-2.
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Red Oak Hosts Southwestern Iowa Golf Meet June 12 16
The Southwestern Iowa Golf Association revival returns to Red Oak June 12 16 after a 10 year lapse with 100 players expected. Gerald Hall of Red Oak won last year’s medal play. Jerry Cheek is association president. Qualifying rounds June 12 13 set up match play from June 14. 16 lowest qualify for championship flight. A senior flight for golfers 80 plus will play a final medal round June 15. open four man team competition also based on qualifying scores.
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Funeral services set for K N Amsberry star coach
Steamboat Rock Iowa records funeral services tomorrow for K N Amsberry superintendent of schools and coach of the high school girls basketball team He died of a heart attack after falling from a launch into Lake Mille Lacs near Garrison Minnesota while trying to board a boat He was rescued by fishermen but died at shore I A director of the Towa Girls High School Athletic Union from northeast Iowa was among the mourners.
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Stillman the Gym Magnate Sees Boxers Skipping Training
HAL BOYLE reports Lou Stillman runs a famed boxing gym and stock exchange where champions train hard yet modern boxers train less. He notes a rough, aggressive scene with unpaid fights and a strict policy against knives and guns while admitting fatigue with the sport and his own hobbies.
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Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues
Chicago edged Washington 11 to 10 while Boston beat Detroit 5 to 4. New York fell to 4-8 as St. Louis won 11-2 over Philadelphia. New York 16-8 defeated Pittsburgh 4-4. Brooklyn tied Cincinnati 6-6 in rain shortened five innings, Boston beat Chicago 1-0.
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Indians Win Two From Toledo As Brews Cop Pair
Indianapolis and Milwaukee each won twice in a Sunday American Association doubleheader to stay in the chase for the lead. Columbus moved up to third as Kansas City swept St Paul 5-3 and 8-3. Jim Bagby earned his 11th win. Glenn Elliott and Mario Picone homered for Milwaukee. Dick Kryhoski hit a four run shot for Kansas City. Columbus beat Louisville 9-2 and 7-6.
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MURDERERS' ROW A 34-6 WIN IN FRIDAY SOFTBALL SLUGFEST
The Methodists routed Christian Peace Evangelical softballers 34-6 Friday night after 26 hits including six homers eight doubles and three triples. Drexel Reeves led with six hits and six runs, while Riggs and Becker homered twice each.
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West Union Midget Race Accident Hurts Two Drivers
Two drivers were hospitalized after a collision in the feature race at West Union. Earl Finley of Big Rock Illinois was in serious condition, and Carl Richter of Waterloo sustained neck and shoulder injuries but was not described as serious. Johnny Hobel of Cedar Rapids was named feature winner as officials halted the program.
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20 000 Expected to Attend Graziano Zale Fight
A crowd of 20 000 is expected to pay 350 000 to witness the third Graziano Zale bout at Ruppert stadium Newark New Jersey Wednesday night. Graziano remained the favorite at 6 to 12 to repeat his July Chicago victory as both fighters finish preparations in New York gyms. Don’t drive if you drink.
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Indians rely on Bearden as pitching staff anchor
Rookie Gene Bearden has emerged as a strong starter alongside Bob Feller and Bob Lemon for the Cleveland Indians. Bearden’s five wins and one loss come with a 60 inning tally of 10 runs and 82 hits. The Indians lead the pennant race as the Yankees close the gap and the Cardinals surge in the National League.
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Big Nine Adopts Stricter Sanity Code for Athletes
Chicago reports a two day Big Nine meeting where athletic directors and faculty approved a new super sanity code aimed at recruiting athletes. The policy is said to be stricter than the NCAA code and details are to be released soon.
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Smile of Victory in Big Nine crackdown on scholarships
Public by Big Nine Commissioner Kenneth L. Tug Wilson announces tighter controls on scholarships aimed at luring star high school talent. Meetings were closed and officials kept mum on the details.
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Demaret Wins Albuquerque Open Golf Tournament
Jim Demaret won the Albuquerque Open in Albuquerque New Mexico earning 2000 dollars and posting a 67 in the final round to lead the pro field. Stewart Alexander finished four strokes back with 65 for 1400 dollars in second place at the University of New Mexico course.
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Jacksonville Romps Walnut Club 19-3 In League Clash
Jacksonville overwhelmed Walnut Club 19 to 3 in a Western Iowa Independent league game. The visitors rapped 22 hits off AWen and Jacobsen while Walnut managed five. Earlier results include Earling over Defiance 1 to 0 and Kimballton beating Kirkman 7 to 4.
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Audubon Defeats Madrid Club 7 to 2 in Baseball
Hal Manders pitched a four hitter to lead Audubon Cards past Madrid 7 2 with Tedore of Iowa at catcher. Audubon collected six safeties off brothers Joe and John Radofervich, who swapped in the seventh. Breda and Indianola schedules noted for upcoming games. A meeting planned to organize two girls softball teams with Leo Spiker named manager.
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Paul Winner Highlights Creston Open Day Golf Meet
Ozzie Paul won the second flight of Creston’s open day meet. John Emberton was runner-up in the third flight. Dick Tiverson of Centerville led the field with a 93, ahead of Dick Steen of Des Moines. Sherm Goff represented the Atlantic club. Emberton, Atlantic manager, plans an open day on Sunday June 27.
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Joe Brown Wins Fort Dodge Open Title
Joe Brown of Des Moines won the Fort Dodge open golf tournament at Fort Dodge Country Club with a 71 70 141, three under par, defeating amateur champion Fred Gordon of Belmond by one stroke. Spirit Lake amateur Jack Webb was third with 143, while Des Moines pros Pat Willcox and Jack Hall finished fourth and fifth with 145 and 146.
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Williams Dominates as Red Sox Sweep Tigers
Ted Williams, batting .391, went five for eight as Boston drilled Detroit in a doubleheader 4-4 and 12-4. Williams collected three straight left field hits amid overshifted defenses, while Lou Boudreau's shift experiment with Cleveland is questioned by the shift-heavy results.
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Local Grant News Personal Notices Update
Grant residents report family and social news. Grant Mrs D J Chalmers and son David return from Jenkins Minnesota while Fred Bliss illness there is noted. W E Brown Arnolds Park guests. several families plan a three week western trip.
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Obituary Notice for Kohlischeen Family Kin
We thank relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy at the death of our wife mother and sister Willi Kohlischeen. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Breckenbaumer and Family Mr. and Mrs. R F Kohlscheen and Family W. A. Suttie Sisters and Brothers. Sp Cut your speed when dusk falls. You may save a life.
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