Zion Lutheran Tops St. Paul's Lutheran For Lead
Zion Lutheran defeated St. Pauls Lutheran 5-3 at Sunnyside to move atop YMCA church league standings with a 20 mark. Aldag and Smiley homered in the first inning as Zion rallied from a 3-0 deficit, then added three in the second to seal victory. St. Pauls, falling from first, meets Baptists and Catholics and Methodists in a Wednesday doubleheader.
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Sky Sox, Soos Sweep Doubleheader in Western League
Colorado Springs leads the Western League after sweeping Sioux City 17-6 and 12-10 as the Soos tallied 64 hits in the two games. Lincoln falls to second after a 6-4 loss to Albuquerque, Amarillo sits third after downing Topeka, while Pueblo and Des Moines split a pair with Des Moines ending a five-game skid.
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Three Run Homer by Jensen Lifts Red Sox in Victory
The Red Sox beat Detroit 9-4 as Jackie Jensen hit a three run homer in a six run third inning. Jensen extended his hot stretch with a 14th homer of the year while driving in four and moving the club to 18 10 at Fenway and 9 14 on the road. Baltimore topped Cleveland 5 2 and Chicago Weather rain shortened Washington game paused. Cincinnati topped San Francisco 3 0 to seize third in NL.
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Major standings and results from Monday schedule
Major league standings show San Francisco leading with 30 wins and 30 losses, Milwaukee at 27 4, Cincinnati 23 22, St. Louis 24 24, Chicago 27 4, Pittsburgh 24 26, Philadelphia 21 027, Los Angeles 21 268. Monday results include Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 0. Upcoming games list Milwaukee at Chicago, Pittsburgh at San Francisco, Cincinnati at St Louis, Philadelphia at Los Angeles. A Tokyo report notes a plan to build an 80000 seat indoor baseball stadium by April 1970.
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Merchants rebound with win after initial loss to Avoca
Merchants, after being shut out 8-0 by Irwin in a no hit game, beat Avoca 13-4 at Avoca. Mick Anderson homered and doubled, Tom Crammer and D. Anderson hit triples, and Irwin’s Petersen struck out 13 in a strong outing. Avoca led 4-0 early but Merchants exploded for eight in the second inning to seize control.
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T. Clammer
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Jacobsen
Krohn
Eggers
Atlantic
Anderson
M Anderson
Pigsley
Schucman
Griswold Triumphs Over Atlantic Trojans 15-9 at Sunnyside
Griswold burst to a second big inning scoring seven in the fourth to erase a 2-2 tie and beat Atlantic Trojans 15-9. Turnure hit a homer and three singles for Atlantic, while Griswold piled up seven hits and drew ten walks aided by six Atlantic errors. The Trojans host Bridgewater Wednesday at 5 30 pm after a prior 3 0 loss.
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Sunnyside
Charleston's Davie Remains Unbeaten In Win Over Omaha
Charleston pitcher Jerry Davie earned his sixth win without a loss as the Braves defeated Omaha 5-2 while Vic Rehm earned his fifth win for the Tribe in a 10-1 win over Minneapolis. Denver and Charleston remain near the top as Louisville fell to last.
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Tighe Fired As Tigers Manager
DETROIT AP Jack Tighe was fired as manager of the Detroit Tigers. Bill Norman was named to succeed him and will take over tonight. The Tigers sit last in the AL after a 9-4 loss to the Red Sox, with McHale approving the move. Norman previously led the Charleston farm club and has a long Tigers background.
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Don Lund
Terre Haute
Augusta
Little Rock
Orioles Loes Wants Trade After Return to Pitching
Billy Loes, back with the Orioles after a dual suspension, says he would rather play for another team. He insists he will pitch to earn his living but seeks a trade, naming the New York Yankees as his dream club. The league and Paul Richards fined him after he shoved umpire Larry Napp on June 1.
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Bowling Scores Report From Hawkeye Bowl Doubles Derby
Neiman Kark led with a 574 series and Jack Lang added 565 as Ramblers beat Terrible 5 and Sputniks forfeited to win. Lang had a 222 high game, Kirk 214, Christen 205, Pross 201. Nisen and Ring posted 1254 in men doubles as standings changed little over three weekends left.
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Local standings in lawn bowling draw mixed results
Carroll and Jerry Petersen of Audubon hold second place with a 1 269. Deb King and partner lead the mixed doubles with 1 268. Arlene and Orval Hakes of Algona are second with 1 212 and Ed and Mrs Paul of Atlantic sit third on 1 208.
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Hopper Threat to Wheat Crop Across Several Plains States
Denver AP reports Colorado faces a 110 million dollar bumper wheat crop ruin from grasshopper invasion. Nearly nine million acres across 16 eastern plains counties are infested, with spread into Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Wyoming and Montana. Swisher warns a horde can devour an acre in 36 minutes. If not exterminated by mid June, crops may fail.
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Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Separate Showdowns
Bob Purkey blanked the Giants 3-0 for the Redlegs as he improved to 8-1 with his fifth straight win. Jackie Jensen highlighted the Red Sox 9-4 win over the Tigers with a two on homer for his 4th, plus a double and single for four RBIs.
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Grant Family Visits Kansas City and Colorado Relatives
Mrs Amanda Larson spent a few days last week with her son Russell Larson and family in Kansas City Kansas. Mrs Ida Figgins met her brother Joe Hardin of Smartville California in Colorado where they are guests of their nieces Sadie Baldwin and Grace McAndrews and families in Boulder and Denver. Mr and
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Boulder
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Local moving and visits across towns reported this week
Mrs. Harry Gleason moved to the late Mrs. Jessie Steeves property, with Mr. Gleason serving as depot agent at Elliott. Gerald Norcross and sons of Erie visited relatives here. Mrs. Dora Wahlund attended Benson high school graduation in Omaha with nephew Roland Johnson. She stayed with brother Henry Johnson’s family and went to Fargo to fetch her son Lawrence Golding, an organic chemistry instructor at North Dakota State College since March 17. Edwin Footes attended the Wales Lincoln school alumni banquet. Dayton West learned her brother Robert Artist of Guthrie Center was injured in a farm accident and hospitalized in Des Moines. Start sooner drive slower live longer.
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Fargo
Edwin Footes
Wales-Lincoln School
Dayton West
Robert Artist
Guthrie Center
Des Moines
St. Louis Founded as Fur Trading Post in 1764
The city of St. Louis began in 1764 as a fur trading post established to support commerce and settlement in the Mississippi River region. Early activity centered on commerce with Indigenous communities and European traders shaping the frontier outpost into a regional hub.
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Pro Coach Andy Philp Named Head Coach of St Louis Hawks
Andy Philp a former Wainois star who played with the Burton Celtics last season is introduced as the head coach of the St Louis Hawks in the National Basketball Association. The announcement outlines his career path and ties to regional teams.
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Red Murrell Signs With Phillips In NIBL
Des Moines AP reports 6 foot 4 inch Drake scoring record holder Red Murrell will play for the Phillips Overs in the National Industrial Basketball League next season. Murrell led Moberly Junior College to back to back NJC championships in 1954 and 1955 and averaged over 23 points per game in college, ranking fifth among major scorers last season.
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Golfer Paltsios With One Arm Sinks 153 Yard Ace
Watertown golfer Stanley Paltsios admitted buying drinks after a round on Sunday. He scored a hole in one on the 153 yard third hole using his remaining arm after his right arm was amputated years earlier.
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