Merchants Edge Gray 8-3 In Baseball Clash
Atlantic Merchants improved to 9-4 by defeating Gray 8-3 behind Gary Harris who struck out six in a nine hit effort. Gray pitchers Sinon and Liken allowed five walks. Raynor Hemmingsen, Dick Hensley and Lewis Gipple led Atlantic with key hits as Gray’s McLaughlin and Rustvold produced offense. Merchants visit Irwin Sunday and Carroll Wednesday. Hancock plays Friday.
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Atlantic Merchants
Gray
Atlantic
Gary Harris
Sinon
Liken
Raynor Hemmingsen
Dick Hensley
Lewis Gipple
Earl Turnure
Ray Johnson
McLaughlin
Rustvold
Merchants
Irwin
Carroll
Hancock
National League standings and Friday results summary
The National League table shows Los Angeles leading with 66 wins and 31 losses, San Francisco 31 4, Chicago 31 2 4, Cincinnati 26 25, Pittsburgh 27, Milwaukee 25, Philadelphia 24, Houston 23, New York 21, and St. Louis 21. Friday results: Los Angeles 4 Chicago 1. New York 3 St. Louis 2. Milwaukee 9 Pittsburgh 5. Houston 2 San Francisco 1 in 10 innings.
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W.L. Pet.g.b. Los Angels
San Francisco
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Elk Horn routs Cumberland in softball loop
Elk Horn defeated Cumberland 24 to 1 in a Southwest Town softball league game. Erik Horn sparked the win with a home run and four hits as Elk Horn totaled 15 hits. Peterson earned the victory with four innings pitched and Rasmussen blanked Cumberland the final two frames. Cumberland committed nine errors while Elk Horn had two.
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Erik Horn
Cumberland
Daryll Peterson
Delbert Rasmussen
Peterson
Rasmussen
David Olsen
Toby Henningsen
Elk Horn
Henningsen
Olsen
Harris
Craisey
Mills
Joe Cunningham Injured On Base Play In Los Angeles
Star first baseman Joe Cunningham of the White Sox tumbles over the first base bag in Los Angeles and fractures his collar bone. The injury could sideline him for about two months.
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White Sox
Joe Cunningham
Los Angeles
Cunningham
Good Relief Win by Woodeshick Tops Giants
Hal Woodeshick earned his fourth straight win in a 2-1 10 inning victory for the Houston Colts over San Francisco. His 0.59 ERA leads the majors as Warwick drove in the decisive run in the 10th. Dodgers gain NL lead. Cubs, Cardinals falter. Menke and Aaron spark Milwaukee 9-5. Reds-Phillies rained out.
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Associated Press
Hal Woodeshick
Houston Colts
San Francisco
Giants
Woodeshick
Carl Warwick
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Lowly Tigers Rip Yanks In 8-4 Rally
Chicago White Sox ace Juan Pizarro delivered a strong start and led Chicago to an easy 7-1 win over Kansas City raising the club to second place, half a game behind Baltimore. Detroit crushed New York 4-1 as the Yankees lingered in third. Minnesota topped Los Angeles 6-1 behind Jim Kaat, moving to fourth, while Cleveland overwhelmed Washington 8-1 ending the Senators four-game win streak. Al Kaline homered for Detroit and Gus Triandos hit for Baltimore in a night of league-wide action.
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Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Boston
Baltimore
Associated Press
Juan Izarro
Chicago White Sox
Pizarro
White Sox
Orioles
Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Jim Kaat
Senators
al Kaline
Gus Triandos
Tigers
Hank Aguirre
Hector Lopez
Bobby Stahens
Yances
Boros Thanks Thief After Spare Putters Lead Flint Open
Julius Boros, leading by two strokes in the $52,000 Flint Open at Grand Blanc, says he wishes to find the thief who stole his putter after using a spare putter to shoot a 66. He dropped birdie putts from 35 and 25 feet on 10 one putts.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Julius Boros
Boros
Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Batting Highlights
Don Drysdale of the Dodgers limited the Chicago club to seven hits and one unearned run in a 4-1 victory that moved Los Angeles atop the National League by .002. Duke Snider of the Mets hit a three run homer in the ninth for a 3-2 win over St. Louis, dropping the Cardinals into a tie for second in the NL.
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Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Chicago
Los Angeles
Duke Snider
Mets
St. Louis
Cardinals
Trojans Beat Clarinda In League Play
Atlantic Trojans beat Clarinda 10 to 8 in the Hawkeye Seven opener. Denny Turnure pitched seven hits two doubles and two singles while striking out eight and scoring twice. Hart homered for Clarinda. Turnure led Atlantic with eight strikeouts as both teams totaled two errors. The Trojans travel to Corning Tuesday and host Creston Friday.
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Denny Turnure
Atlantic Trojans
Clarinda
Hawkeye
Trojans
Turnure
Rector
Atlantic
Larry Kinen
Greg Dahl
Calvin Bornholdt
Dave Duskin
Ed Podolak
Jerry Lehman
Ken Lawton
Hart
Sonday
Grebert
Six Milers Top 4 Minute Mark at Compton Meet
At the Compton Invitational Peter Snell of New Zealand ran 3:56.0 to lead a swift six mile race. Trailing were Jim Beatty 3:55.5 Cyrol Burleson 3:55.6 Jim Grelle 3:56.4 Cary Weisiger 3:57.1 and Bob Seaman 3:59.1. Ulis Williams set a 440 yard dash mark in 45.6 seconds.
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Compton
Calif
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Brian Sternberg
Washington
Modesto
Ulis Williams
Arizona State University
Adolph Plummer
University of New Mexico
Plummer
Ulis
Snell
Jim Beatty
Cyrol Burleson
Jim Grelle
Cary Weisiger
Bob Seaman
MacArthur Ends U S Track Feud Before Moscow Meet
General Douglas MacArthur dismissed the U S track and field feud that threatened the team for the July Moscow meet. He told the U S Track and Field Federation to allow athletes to run in the National AAU championships in St Louis on June 21 22 and stop the quarrel. William Russell of Los Angeles, president of the USTFF, then authorized federation athletes to compete, ending the boycott of the AAU meet where the Olympic selection would occur.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Russia
Moscow
Track and Field Federation
St. Louis
Kennedy
William Russell
Los Angeles
USTFF
Russell
Houston
Europe
West Union pair fifth in Buick golf tourney
D L Wood of West Union Iowa and partner Dutch Harrison finished fifth in a Buick hole in one event Friday earning 1500. Miller Barber missed a 3 foot 6 inches ace on No 17 to split 15000 prize with a partner drawn by lot. An ace would have been worth 50000.
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IOWAN
Grand Blanc
Mich
D. L. Wood
West Union
Iowa
Dutch Harrison
Miller Barber
Lot
Beene Shuts Down Grambling in NAIA Title Fight
Sam Houston State edged Grambling College 2 1 to win the NAIA baseball championship at St. Joseph Missouri. Beene scattered five hits and struck out several batters to secure the title for the Bearkats.
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St, Joseph
Sam Houston State
Fred Beene
Gramblings
College
Bouton Drives Yankees Pitching Surge This Season
24 year old Jim Bouton delivers strong start to the Yankees this year posting seven wins and one loss in his sophomore season. The Ne wark native spent three years in the minor leagues after debuting last year with a 7-7 record.
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Yankee
Jim Bouton
Jim
The
Yanks
Newark
Area Athletes Rank High In State Track Performances
Seven area tracksters are cited in a state ranking compiled by Harry G Burrell ISU sports information director. Gary Eggers Audubon sets a state record with 266-5 in the football throw. Other top marks include Kerry Stephens Audubon 21-74% broad jump Dave Moreland 144-10 discus Dennis Reed Anita 4 30 9 mile and Dennis Sims Anita 22 5% broad jump. Duane Avey Adair Case y ranks eighth in football throw at 234-8.
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Harry G. Burrell
Iowa State
Gary Eggers
Audubon
Kerry Stephens
Dave Moreland
Dennis Reed
Dennis Sims
Anita
Reed
Sims
Dennis Beekman
Atlantic
Duane Avey
Adair-Casey
Burdette Put On Waivers Then Claimed by Cardinals
Veteran Milwaukee pitcher Lew Burdette, a two time 20 game winner, was placed on waivers by the Braves then claimed by the St. Louis Cardinals. The move followed rumors he would go to Baltimore’s Orioles, though Braves GM John McHale denied plans for an Orioles deal.
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New York
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
Braves
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Burdette
Baltimore
John McHale
Orioles
Iowa Girls Score In Track Meet In Houston
In the U S Track and Field Federation meet Iowa girls Linday Schram of Manilla placed third in the 100 yard dash with 11.2 seconds Carolyn Winston of Cardinal Eldon was fourth and Linda Ramos of Sentral Fenton ran 12.5 seconds to finish fourth in the 90 meter hurdles Other town entries were listed for events concluding Saturday.
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Houston, Tex
Iowa
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Linday Schram
Manilla
Carolyn Winston
Cardinal-Eldon
Linda Ramos
Sentral-Fenton
Griffith Favored In 15 Round World Welter Title Bout
Emile Griffith, a hard punching challenger, is a 6-5 favorite to regain the world welterweight crown from Luis Rodriguez in Madison Square Garden. Rodriguez makes his first defense, with Griffith carrying a 35-4 record and 13 knockouts into the national TV event.
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New York
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Griffith
Miami
Rodriguez
Madison Square Garden
Local Names Mentioned in Community Memo
Kathy Stuetelberg, Terrill Kathy, Jonell Turk, Howard Uecker, Barbara Watson and Lynn Williams appear in a community notice listing residents and associates connected to a local project or event. The fragment suggests a group referenced for organizational roles or participation within a neighborhood initiative.
Henningsen to race in Washington sports car event
Dennis Henningsen of Mason City will drive a Triumph TR-14 in Iowa's first sports car race at the Greenwood Roadway near Indianola today and tomorrow. The event, drawing 100 top drivers from 16 states, follows his second-place finish at Milwaukee. Spectators travel to vantage points behind fences along the three mile course with 160 mph speeds expected.
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Dennis H. Henningsen
Mason City
Einer Henningsen
Atlantic
Towa
Washington (Ap
Washington
Greenwood
Indianola
Henningsen
Milwaukee
Foreign Aid Rows Over Budget and Advisory Report
House Foreign Affairs Committee nears final authorization stages amid calls to tighten the program. Gen. Lucius D. Clay’s advisory report urges reductions toward 4.3 billion dollars, while Kennedy requests 4.5 billion.
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Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kennedy
Morgan
Lucius D. Clay
House Committee
Clay
Szykowny Joins Minnesota Twins Baseball Team
Matt Szykowny, former University of Iowa quarterback and baseball player, signed with the Minnesota Twins of the American League. The 22 year old received a substantial bonus as part of the deal announced Friday night.
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Minneapolis
Matt Syzkowny
University of Iowa
Szykowny
Iowa
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Atlantic Junior High Honors List Honors Roll Shown
Thirty-two seventh graders and 28 on the fourth quarter list at Atlantic Junior High, plus 25 eighth graders on the second semester honor roll and final quarter. The report lists named students for both seventh and eighth grades across semester and fourth quarter periods.
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Atlantic Junior High
Darrell Eblen
Nancy Andrews
Janice Becker
Peggy Beedle
Sheryl Blunk
Dennis Davis
Mary Beth Focht
Barbara Fudge
Diana Harlan
Garnet Harris
Mary Ellen Hayes
John Heiden
Frances Hitpas
Ricky Hockum
Jim Finnell
David Huhnerkopf
Frederick Knop
Keith Larsen
Linda Lindeman
Allen Mallette
Colleen McKeane
Linda Mickelsen
Bonnie Reinertson
Richard Robbins
Robert Rhoades
Cheryl Robson
Denise O'Brien
Rita Stanley
Bill Swisher
Susan Turner
Peggy Wahlert
Pearl Zellmer
Carol Zike
Carol Brindley
Teresa Capen
Ricky Hockom
Bonnie Rein
Drew Pellett
Carole Pont
Sherri Stanley
Dennis Stuetelberg
Kathy Terrill
Barbara Watson
Lynn Williams
Judson Abart
Barbara Anderson
Douglas Anderson
Richard Auerbach
Sheena Brown
Tom Greedy
Steve Harris
Mary Ellen Henningsen
Steve Huddleson
Peggy Huss
Connie Kluever
Becky Lindeman
Janet Lund
Roberta McIntire
Cathy Nelson
Darwin Newell
Dennis
Iowa Man Dies From Nebraska Crash Injuries
Arthur Mescher aged 80 of Knoxville Iowa died in a Grand Island Nebraska hospital Friday from injuries suffered in a two car crash near Alda Nebraska on Wednesday. His wife and driver Ira Mescher of Louilla Iowa were reported in fair condition.
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Grand Island, Neb
Arthur Mescher
Knoxville
Iowa
Alda
Neb
Ira Mescher
Louilla
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