Indians Win On Bubba Phillips Ninth Inning Shot
The Cleveland Indians beat Detroit 5-4 as Bubba Phillips hit a ninth inning home run. Barry Latman pitched 4 2 3 innings of one hit relief for Cleveland to gain a lead in the American League race. Willie Kirkland added a three run homer and Rocky Colavito hit a tying double earlier.
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Dodgers Edge Phila and Regain Half-Game Lead
Don Drysdale pitched a four hitter for his first win in a month as the Dodgers beat Philadelphia 3 1 and moved a half game ahead of the Reds in the National League race. Wally Moon hit his 11th homer to break a 1 1 tie in the fourth.
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Cut your speed when ice falls you may save a life
Warning issued urging drivers to reduce speed in icy conditions to prevent accidents and save lives. Authorities emphasize cautious driving and slower speeds on winter roads.
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Indians Rise to A L Lead Behind Piersall Romano Temple
Cleveland's push toward the top of the American League is led by hitters Jim Piersall John Romano and Johnny Temple backed by strong pitching from relievers Frank Kunk Mudcat Grant and Wynn Hawkins.
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Negro Athletes Withdraw From Champions Track Meet
The sixth annual Track Meet of Champions in Houston saw 20 Negro entrants withdraw over segregated seating, including two world record holders. Don Bragg set a pole vault meet mark, Earl Young and Cliff Cushman posted records, Dave Styron excelled in sprint events, Dick Crane dominated discus and shot put, and Jerry Dyes claimed two titles.
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Pinch Hit Homer in Ninth Sparks OSU Victory
Oklahoma State baseball rallied in the ninth inning to beat Duke 3-2 as Bill Ketchum hit a pinch homer for the Cowboys. Gentry Pollitte singled and moved to scoring position before Ketchum's decisive blast secured Jim Wixson's 11th win without a loss.
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Air car dries baseball diamond for NCAA tourney
Siux City report describes an air car built as a Morningside College physics project repurposed to dry a baseball field to speed the NCAA intercollegiate baseball tourney. The craft rides above water, travels about 40 mph, seats four, and is powered by a 75 horsepower airplane engine with a propeller. It can move in any direction up to 70 degrees, with air currents under the craft reaching roughly 150 mph.
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Yesterday's Stars In MLB Action Lead By Bubba Phillips
Hitting star Bubba Phillips of the Indians delivered a ninth inning homer to give a 5 4 victory and a 1 1 4 game edge on the Tigers. Pitcher Dick Donovan blanked the White Sox on six hits for a 1 0 extra inning win over the Senators.
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Dallas Long Breaks Own Record in Shot Put
Dallas Long of the University of Southern California shattered his own national collegiate shot put record with a 64 feet 7 3/4 inch effort Friday night, highlighting USC's indoor track meet performance.
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Wright Extends Lead In New Rochelle Women’s Round Robin
In New Rochelle New York Kathy Cornelius and Marlene Hagge exchange leads with Mickey Wright gaining a six point margin after three rounds of the Women’s Round Robin Golf Tournament. Wright holds a commanding position atop the leaderboard.
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Brayton Lutheran Triumphs 4-3 Over United Church of Christ
Brayton Lutheran edged United Church of Christ 4-3 in YMCA church softball after a two-run double by Roy Middaugh in the third inning broke a 3-3 tie. Bernard Anderson scored on a walk and Dick Bjorn, with Anderson's single, provided the decisive runs. Hank Anderson earned the win for Brayton, Ray Miller took the loss, and United's offense included a triple by Butts and a double by Zellmer. Monday’s action has United vs Brayton, with Brayton facing St. Paul’s on Wednesday.
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Omaha Dodgers move up in league standings with wins
Indianapolis swept Denver to climb to second place in the American Association as Houston fell to Dallas-Fort Worth 6-5. Omaha edged Denver 4-3 and then routed the Bears 8-2. Omaha benefited from three unearned runs to beat Louisville 6-5.
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Denby High Track Gets Olympic Medalist as Coach
Hayes Jones, Olympic bronze medalist and former Eastern Michigan star, coaches Denby High School track for the rest of the season. The article notes Jones is seen with two Denby hurdlers during practice in Detroit.
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Creston Cardinals Stop Trojans 8-2 in Hawkeye Eight
Ron Jessen pitched and batted Creston to an 8-2 road win over Atlantic. Jessen hit two homers driving in four runs while Atlantic’s Dan Gipple homered and tripled. Creston scored early, added four in the third, and benefited from Trojan miscues.
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Moore Favored In Title Bout At Madison Square Garden
Arch rie Moore, 40, defends the light heavyweight crown against Giulio Rinaldi of Italy in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Moore, favored 85 to 21, seeks a ninth defense. ABC telecasts at 8 p m CST.
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East Carolina Near NAIA Baseball Title in Finals
East Carolina enters the NAIA tournament finals against Sacramento State aiming for a title. If ECU wins at 7 p.m. the double elimination meets ends. Sacramento State can force a rematch after a 20 minute break. ECU previously beat Wis. State 8-4 Sam Houston State 7-4 Grambling 9-4 and Omaha 11-3. Sacramento State beat Grambling 4-2 but lost opening to Omaha 2-1.
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Bowling Results in Summer Mixer League Action
MB defeated B and J while Big Leaguers outscored Little Leaguers two of three. Burt Bagley led men with a 535 series and 218. Lewell Jones 502. Alvah Graham 495. Frank Hansen 200 and Jones 199. Marge Smith topped women with 485 series and 164 and 163 games. Jean Ballinger 401. Myrna Esbeck 399. Myrna Esbeck 153 and Lenora Jones 145 singles.
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Amatuer Golf Lead Shared At Sunnehanna Tournament
Shares lead in the Sunnehanna Amateur after the opening round. Dr. Ed Updegraff of Tucson and James H. Dolan of Leicester tied for the lead, with Updegraff formerly from Boone Iowa.
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State Liquor Probe Complete
Gov. Norman Erbe announced the Iowa Liquor Control Commission probe is finished after accepting his gift ban on samples from distillers and wholesalers. He will not pursue removal actions against commissioners, noting policy to distribute samples. Chairman C. J. Burris said the recommendations are satisfactory and will be followed. Burris is a Democrat. other commissioners are Homer Adcock and Gerald Smith.
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Injured and Treated at Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Sick and injured at the Atlantic Memorial hospital for treatment are Mrs. Louie Poch of 406 Olive Street and John Nichols of Wiota. Several patients were released including Royce Kitelinger of Brayton Mrs. Ina Ernst of Adair Harley Johnson Freeman Sweets of 702 Palm Street Mrs. Alice Hygelund of 211 Maple Street William Sandhoret and Mrs. Christina Cullen both of Wiota.
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Local residents undergo eye surgeries at hospital
Exira residents Mr. and Mrs. Emery Jensen and others including Mrs. Arnold Phelps and Robin Cannon had eye surgeries Wednesday. Mrs. Wayne Rucker’s injury was minor and Laura Palm returned home Tuesday from Carroll hospital.
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Births in Atlantic and Omaha families mark new arrivals
New son for Mr and Mrs Gary Budd of 307 Laurel Street weighs 10 pounds 4 ounces and was born at 7 25 this morning at Atlantic Memorial hospital. Also a 6 pound son born to Mr and Mrs Bill Brown of Omaha with mother Belva Jean Esbeck. The Omaha hospital birth was at St Catherine's with grandparents Mr and Mrs Gerald Brown and Mr and Mrs Leslie Esbeck of Atlantic.
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Two Newborn Daughters Reported in Iowa Homes
Massena birthplace Kimberley Kay Poe arrives June 4 weighing 5 lb 6 1/2 oz to Max and Mrs. Poe of Woodbine. She has a brother named Percy. In Exira George Bauer Jr and wife welcome Jo ni Faye Bauer by Caesarean at Manning hospital born Monday. Grandparents Harold Rubel and George Bauer. great grandmothers Emma Bauer and Molly Liegan.
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Massena Visitors and Local School Changes Highlight Community
Mr and Mrs Zell Peterman of Edmundton Canada visit his parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Peterman in Massena. Mrs Blanche Denham Fay spent time in Charles City with the Max Denhams and has resigned at Granger to join Council Bluffs after summer school at Tutyah park. Mrs Blauveit and her sons of Saddle River Road NJ attended James Denham's graduation at Iowa State University in Ames and stayed with Levi South.
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Roses Health Tips Fight Pests and Maintain Blooms
Outdoor Living notes roses thrive with timely care to prevent powdery mildew and black spot. Humid weather and poor air flow worsen infections. avoid crowding, prune and burn old stalks, and spray as needed. Also reports local notices from Council Bluffs area including visitors and gatherings.
Elk Horn Notes of Graduations and Summer Plans
Elk Horn and Mrs. Wilmer Farley travel to Boulder Colorado for JoAnn Farley's University of Colorado commencement where she earns a bachelor of science in education. Leland Wiges receives a B S from Dana College and will teach science and coach girls basketball at Walnut High School next year. Bruce Wittrup, senior forestry student at Iowa State, heads to Crested Butte for summer work with the National Forestry Service. Delbert H Jepsen graduates from Fort Richardson Alaska Non Commissioned Officer Academy with leadership training. Judy Cushing weds George Hucking at Shelby Lutheran Church. ushers Edward Leistad and family attend.
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Allen Larsen
Milo Andersen
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Local Socials and Obituaries Briefly Recap Community Moves
Extra EXIRA hosts honor for Florence Reams of Oregon. Laverne Skain and wife visit from Fullerton California. Elvin Petersen attends funeral for Ray Krogh in Blair Nebraska. Mary Wells learns of son-in-law Frank Alstron’s death in Keokuk. services held in Keokuk. Allan Dimick family from Wichita spent last week with Esther Dimick. Wayne Petersen family moves to Mt Ayr. Victor Jensen travels to Glendale California after visiting local residents. Alvah Jorgensen and family spent weekend in Kansas City.
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Monsanto to Build Ammonia Terminal Near Muscatine
Monsanto Chemical Co. plans a 15 000 ton per year anhydrous ammonia terminal four miles south of Muscatine near the Mississippi River. The facility will supply loads and water transportation from the site, expanding regional chemical handling capabilities.
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