Methodists, St. Pauls tie YMCA softball action in week
A pair of 14-13 games marked YMCA church softball play as Methodists defeated Zion Lutheran and St. Pauls Lutheran beat First Lutheran. Methodists hit well with Pelzer two homers and a double, while Zion Lutherans offense featured a big first inning surge. First Lutheran piled 12 hits including three homers in a late rally.
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Hensley
Swensen
L. Martens
D. Anderson
Paulson
R. King Amd
D. Sunderman
Pawl
Peterson
R. Nelson
Sinen
Wikkelsen
First Lutheran
Ratzia
Zimmermann
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Merchants Fall In Extra Inning To Carroll
Carroll edged the Atlantic Merchants 2-1 in 8 innings at Carroll field. Earl Turnure Jr hit a leadoff homer in the second for Atlantic. Merlin Christiansen added a seventh inning single. Carroll scored in the fourth on a walk, an error and Nieland’s hit and the decisive run in the eighth after Behrends opened with a single. Harris took the loss for Atlantic while Hoffman struck out 13. Atlantic now 9-5 and hosts Cock Friday, Council Bluffs Super Valu Sunday, and Dedham Sunday night with 2 PM and 8:15 PM starts.
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Atlantic Merchants
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Sunnyside
Merchants
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Earl, Turnure, Jr
Merlin Christensen
Gary Harris
Nieland
Behrends
Harris
Hancock
Council Bluffs Super Valu
Dedham Merchants
Grba Led AL Aids With Ten Intentional Walks Last Season
Eli Grba of the Los Angeles Angels topped the American League in intentional walks last season with ten. The AP report notes his control and strategy contributed to the AL walk leader board, highlighting Grba among pitchers who routinely set deliberate passes to hitters.
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Los Angeles Angels
Arizona Wild Cats crush Missouri to reach next round
Arizona defeats Missouri 64 to 0 as star Jack Stroud is pressured by the Wildcats and two homers amid the college world series double elimination. Texas advances after a 6-4 10 inning win over Penn State while Southern California edges Florida State 4-3 to stay in the pursuit.
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Florida State
Burdette Laughs At Trade Talk and Wins
Milwaukee Braves pitcher Lew Burdette dismissed trade rumors as he blanked the New York Mets 9-0. The 36-year-old veteran, earning $50,000, allowed only three harmless singles and said he just wants to pitch regularly. Manager Bob Bragan praised him as untouchable when he performs well.
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Milwaukee Braves
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Burdette
New York Mets
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
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Bobby Bragan
Turley fans one hit for 100th win over White Sox
Yesterday's baseball notes highlight Bob Turley of the Angels pitching a one hit game to earn his 100th major league victory by blanking Chicago 50 in the second game of a twin bill, while Hank Aaron drove in five for the Braves in a 9-0 win over the Mets. Maury Wills joined the Dodgers aiming for second base after seeing many pitchers on hand.
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Angels
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White Sox
Hank Aaron
Braves
New York Mets
LOS Angeles
Maury Wills
Dodgers
O Toole earns 11th win as Reds beat Pirates 3 0
Jim O'Toole pitched a three hit 3 0 victory over Pittsburgh for his 11th win and second straight shutout, boosting Cincinnati in the NL race. Frank Robinson doubled in a run and Maury Wills collected three singles for the Dodgers in a 91 rout of Houston. Hank Aaron drove in five for Milwaukee as they crushed the Mets 9 0.
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Start Selecting Top Players for All Star Game
New York AP reports around dugouts discussions on picking starting players for the 1963 All-Star game in Cleveland on July 9. Ford Frick's office announced polling the clubs for June 21 to 27 to set starting lineups except pitchers. Managers will choose the rest of the 25 squad.
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Ford Frick
al Dark
Ralph Houk
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Turley Limits Chisox To One Hit In LA Victory
Bob Turley tossed a one hit win over the White Sox as the Angels split a two night doubleheader. John Buzhardt threw a three hit game for Chicago in a 3-1 win. Yankees beat Baltimore 3-2 in 10 innings. Indians rout Detroit 12-6 injuring Vic Davilillo for four weeks. Boston edged Washington 5-3 while Kansas City and Minnesota split. Turley earned his 100th win with Leon Wagner’s 4-for-4 day and Ed Bressoud homering for the Red Sox.
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Senators
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Wagehington
Nodaway Valley League Baseball Standings and Results
Creston moved into undisputed first place with a 3 1 victory over Cumberland as Nodaway Valley led by Carlson Olive and Bartz with two hits each. Clarinda and Cumberland share second after 3 1 records while Nodaway defeated Anita 5 1 for its first win.
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Nodaway Valley
Cumberland
Clarinda
Nodaway
Anita
Carlson
Ken Olive
Chuck Bartz
Sellergren Fourth In NCAA Golf Meet At Springfield
The NCAA college golf tourney progressed to the second round in Springfield Missouri with Grinnell's David Sellergren sitting fourth in individual scoring. Sellergren shot rounds of 36 and 94 for a 70 in Wednesday's play.
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David Sellergren
Sellergren
Clay Favored Over Cooper In Wembley Title Fight
A British bookie rated Cassius Clay as a 1-5 favorite to beat Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium next Tuesday. The match will decide the heavyweight crown with Clay under strong odds. Ray Terry secured another victory as he won Timuquana's golf title, beating Dr. Charles Hillyer 6 and 5 in the 36-hole final.
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Cassius Clay
Henry Cooper
Wembley Stadium
Ray Terry
Jacksonville
Bill Terry
Ray
Charles Hillyer
Mets Move From Lovable Losers to Predictable Losses
RAR SPORTLIGHT New York AP profile questions if the Mets have ruined their charm by improving through trades and promotions. The piece notes the club is now better mechanically yet losing more routinely, with Jim Piersall as the controversial new symbol of a team that has become predictable in defeat.
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NEW York (Ap
Mets
New York
Polo Grounds
Jim Piersall
Washington
Piersall
Pierall
Kennedy calls for mutual tolerance for disarmament
A Soviet news commentator said Kennedy has recognized the need of time in the twenty years of the cold war and publicly come out for one of peaceful coexistence on Kennedy's plea for mutual tolerance as a prelude to nuclear disarmament and world peace. Cut your speed when dusk falls you may save a life.
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Moscow
Kennedy
United States
Donaldson Co records sales increase in quarter
Donaldson Co Inc reports record quarterly sales of 3 975 000 for the three months to April 30 and nine month profits of 813 000 or 3 19 per share. The Bloomington Minnesota based firm makes air cleaners filters and mufflers with plants in Iowa Minnesota Missouri and a California aerospace parts division. Directors approve 40 cent total dividend and 12 percent stock dividend.
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Donald
A Co., Inc
Oeelwein
Grinnell
Iowa
Frank Donaldson
Donsaldeon
Donaldson
Minnesota
Missouri
California
Lare
Bloomington
Minn
Bereavement thanks from Randal Armentrout and families
A bereavement note expresses sincere appreciation to friends neighbors and relatives for kindnesses shown after the death of a son and brother. Signed by Mr and Vern Randal Mr and Mrs Wilbur Armentrout David and Dwight Mr and Mrs Jack Randal and son. Also a remark about ordering extra copies of The Atlantic News Telegraph in advance.
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Vern Randal
Wilbur Armentrout
David and
Dwight
Jack Randal
Ipr
Atlantic News-Telegraph
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