Reds Sweep Giants in NL Leading Doubleheader
Cincinnati moved into first place by sweeping a Sunday doubleheader from St Louis 6-2 and 9-3, four points up on the Dodgers, who beat Philadelphia 6-3. Freese starred with a two run homer and four RBIs in the opener, Hunt earned his sixth win, and Koufax logged his sixth straight complete game victory with Moon adding a 14th homer.
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Reserve Sparks Indians Win in Sunday doubleheader sweep
Chuck Essegian drove in five runs with two homers in the first game and doubled home the winning run in the ninth of game two as Cleveland swept Kansas City 7 3 and 3. The Indians extended their lead over Detroit to a game and a half.
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Navy All American Joe Bellino to wed Ann Tansey
The Navy star Joe Bellino prepares for graduation at Annapolis as he receives multiple athletic honors. His bride-to-be Ann Tansey of Winchester Massachusetts shares the spotlight with him.
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Buddin, Jensen pace Red Sox. Killebrew, Allison lead Twins win
In the seventh inning, a Boston player exited with a back muscle spasm as Don Buddin hit two home runs and Jackie Jensen added one to supply all Boston runs. Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison each homered and drove in three for the Twins, who won their third in 20.
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Merchants Fall 7-2 to Irwin on Sunday
Irwin defeated the Atlantic Merchants 7-2 as Campbell pitched a five hitter and kept Atlantic scoreless into the final inning. Irwin rapped eight hits led by McMann Campbell and Fenster two apiece while Atlantic had three hits in the seventh and two runs. Garry Harris and Darrel Petersen toiled for Atlantic with five strikeouts and two walks. The Merchants visit Avoca Friday and plan a game at home Sunday.
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Avoca
Waterloo Driver Killed in Stock Car Race
Larry Cordes 23 of near Waterloo died from burns after a stock car crash at the Algona Fairgrounds Saturday night. His car rolled end over end and caught fire. fire crew faced crowd barriers reaching the scene. Cordes won the stock car feature at Dayton Friday night. Mary Lena Faulk extended her victory string to two by adding the Women’s Round Robin Golf Tournament to her prior win in Nashville.
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A's and Chisox Pleased With Player Swap
Chicago and Kansas City shake up rosters in a four for four deal sending Ray Herbert Don Larsen Andy Carey and Al Pilarcik to the White Sox for Bob Shaw Gerry Staley Wes Covington and Stan Johnson. Managers Lopez Finley Lane weigh value of the swap with Shaw highlighted as key by Finley.
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Bowling Results Highlight Hawkeye Bowl Mixed and Men’s Leaders
Bowler pairs Vn Schade and Gene Brannen of Omaha pace the mixed division with 1 207 pins at the Hawkeye Bowl. Earl Turnure Jr and Ray Mayberry of Atlantic lead the men’s section with 1 303. Maggie Jackson of Omaha with Sam Knauss Council Bluffs sit second in mixed doubles at 1 195, while Jackson and Marv Gemricher Des Moines are third at 1 193. Gerald Kay and Duane Johnson Atlantic lead the men’s doubles on 1 296, with Dan Anderson and Ed Rector Red Oak third at 1 271. Tournament ends June 25.
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Palmer and Hall stage tight open match at Waveland
U S Open champion Arnold Palmer and Des Moines pro Jack Hall played a stroke for stroke exhibition at Waveland Golf Course. Hall outscored Palmer 67 to 66 in the Sunday match, Palmer's first appearance on the course.
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Twins Sign Nossek to 46000 Bonus Contract
Joe Nossek signed a $46 000 bonus pact with the Minnesota Twins as his father watches. Nossek batted .434 this spring for Ohio University and will be farmed to Charlotte in the Class A Sally League.
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Brechler Rumored As Commissioner Of New Loop
Skyline Conference dissolves after 23 years effective June 30 1982. Utah Wyoming BYU New Mexico may join a new league with Arizona and Arizona State, leaving Utah State Colorado State Denver Montana as orphans. Dr Paul Brechler to lead the new conference after the breakup.
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Moore Cruises to Easy Victory Over Rinaldi at MSG
In New York Archie Moore dominates Giulio Rinaldi at Madison Square Garden, winning a lop-sided decision after a long career display. Moore plans a Europe tour with Doc Kearns, eyeing exhibitions and possible 10 round bouts with a potential $1 million clash against Ingemar Johansson. A 9,500 crowd paid 46,269, TV rights boosted payouts to 100,000 for Moore and 25,000 for Rinaldi.
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Doc) Kearns
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Six-Car Smashup Hits Micro Midget Feature Race
A six-car collision on the first lap of a 25 lap micro midget feature at Atlantic Speedways halted Red Josephsen’s bid for a fourth victory. Josephsen of Red Oak had won two heats and the trophy dash before the crash which involved Jim Lowary of Atlantic and Don Christensen of Harlan. Lowary restarted but withdrew with front end trouble. LeRoy Taylor of Lyman won the feature, with Lowary Christensen and Waldo Leander of Atlantic also securing heat wins.
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Laurens Boy Wins Iowa Marble Title
Gary Bellinghausen of Laurens won the Iowa marble tournament hosted by the State Veterans of Foreign Wars defeating last year’s champion. Des Moines’ Greg Moore finished second and Red Oak’s Darrel White took third. Julie Ulicki of Fort Dodge and Sue Anhker of Estherville were queens of the jack players.
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Rangers chase up sixth victory in American Association
The Dallas-Fort Worth Rangers earned their sixth straight win by shelling Houston 7-6 to climb from fifth to third place, while Louisville split doubleheaders, losing 4-3 then beating Denver 5-2, and Indianapolis beat Omaha 4-3 before dropping an 8-5 nightcap.
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Californian Wins Endurance Race Le Mans
Santa Monica driver Phil Hill and Belgian Olivier Gendebien won the Le Mans 24 hour endurance race in a Ferrari covering 2,782.19 miles at an average of 115.92 mph. It marked their second consecutive victory as a team, finishing 49.39 miles ahead of the field.
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Essegian Stars In Indians Sweep, Piersall Injured
Yesterday Chuck Essegian replaced the injured Jim Piersall in the fifth inning and hit two homers with five RBIs in the opener. He doubled home the winning run in the ninth of the second game as the Indians swept Kansas City 7-8 and 4-3. Sandy Koufax earned his sixth straight win for the Dodgers, fanning 10 while limiting the Phillies to five hits in a 6-3 victory.
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Detroit Red Wings Clinched Seventh Straight NHL Title Streak
The Detroit Red Wings captured their seventh consecutive NHL championship spanning 1949 through 1955, extending a historic dynasty in professional hockey.
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Notice of Bid Terms and Redemption in Iowa and Nebraska
Public notices include bid procedures for Masters Builders of Iowa project with plans deposit 30 dollars and bid security 17000 dollars for general contract and other amounts. refund rules and bid withdrawal period of thirty days. Also state tax redemption notice to Herbert Johnson and Arnold Johnson concerning railroad right of way in Cass County Iowa with 90 day deadline and certificates of purchase.
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Lewis Consolidated School Building Bid Invitation
Public invitation for Lewis Consolidated School District to bid on elementary and junior high construction in Cass County Iowa with separate general mechanical and electrical contracts. Bids opened June 20 1961 at 2 00 PM in Lewis Community Building. plans available after May 3 1961 from Williamson Loebsack and Associates Topeka KS and Midwest Contractor Kansas City MO. Dodge Reports.
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