St. Louis Cardinals falter as Stanky era ends
In a turmoil filled season, the Cardinals remove manager Stanky and install Harry Walker. The team slides to seventh place, 20 games back, while the Dodgers stretch their lead and the Pirates, Giants, Cubs, and Braves win or lose to reshape the pennant chase.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
St. Louis
Cardinals
Stanky
Harry the
Mean
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Braves
Gail Harris
Willie Mays
Harris
Ruben Gomes
Bam Jones
al Aber
Yanks
Williams
Oan
Ite
Ottumwa Club Member Dies After Deadlocked Match
In Ottumwa Iowa a club member died after a deadlocked 14 14 tie in a year old match report notes the facility and participants in terse terms.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Bruins Need 15 Innings To Win
Des Moines defeated Colorado Springs 10-9 after 15 innings in the Western League, the longest game of the season, with 30 men left on base as Des Moines rallied from behind three times. Wichita beat Sioux City 6-1, Pueblo topped Lincoln 10-4 behind three homers including Billy Gabler, and Willie Kirkland hit his 12th of the season for Sioux City.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Colorado Springs
Wichita
Sioux City
Pueblo
Lincoln
Sronx City
Willie Kirkland
Indians
Bob Harrison
Tommy Warren
Dodgers
Billy Gabler
NCAA Track Meet Honors American Rise In 1986 Preview
In Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum the 3rd NCAA track and field meet runs Friday and Saturday with 298 athletes from 96 colleges, led by Jim Kelly of Minnesota. The event aims to showcase America’s potential for the 1986 Olympics and includes a highlight 100-yard dash as Northwestern and Minnesota runners vie for top times.
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Los Angeles
America
Memorial Coliseum
Jim Kelly
Minnesota
United States Olympic Track Committee
Russia
Kelly
Harry Nash
Northwestern
Jim Goliiday
Atone
Four Cums Lead in Reen Teaches National League Lineups
Five players prominent in the Milwaukee game set for Joly 12 lead the balloting to decide the opening lineups for both the American and National leagues. Star shortstop Randy Jackson and several key figures are mentioned as favorites amid team standings and fresh performances.
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Cee Ee
Cee Cubs
Leider Sob Speake
Erule Thing Bagams
Randy Jackson
Miwaukee Joly
Brundage Asks AAU Probe Into Wes Santee Expenses
Paris report says IOC President Avery Brundage asked the American AAU to investigate charges that Wes Santee surpassed allowed expenses for three California meets. Santee, a Marine Corps lieutenant at Camp Pendleton, denies the claims as a newspaper story. Ferris says the Missouri Valley district will handle the matter once travel permits are reviewed.
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Paris
Wes Santees
International Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
AAU
Brundage
San Francisco
Santee
California
Dan Ferris
Ferris
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
New York
Missouri Valley District
Marion Miller
Missouri Valley
Tigers fail in Eddie Robinson trade talks with Yankees
Detroit manager Bucky Harris said efforts to obtain first baseman Eddie Robinson from New York failed blaming Yankees GM George Weiss. He indicated Detroit would not accept a bad deal and noted Robinson as key to a potential trade by midnight deadline amid knee injured teammates.
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New York
Bucky Harris
Detroit Tigers
Eddie Robinson
Yankee
George Weiss
Baseball Scores and Standings From Tuesday Light
American League results show Boston 12 over Kansas City 4 with Mark 1 contributing. Deteele 8 tallies noted. National League briefs list Brooklyn 72 Chicago 33 and Milwaukee 8 88 amid standings, with Louis and New York posting results. Schedule mentions Pittsburgh at 8, Louis at 7 p.m.
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Boston
Kansas City
Deteele
National League
Pet
G.B
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Phia
Brooklys
Omaha Cardinals Sweep Toledo With Two Wins
Omaha Cardinals launch a doubleheader sweep over Toledo 2-0 and 5-1 behind strong pitching by Jim Willis and Jim Pearce. Willis eight straight victories as Pearce drives in a four-run fifth inning. Paul Burris hits his first homer of the season. Minneapolis stays ahead in the standings despite losses.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Prnehghee
Pany
Lowry
Charleston
Denver
Omaha
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Jim Willis
Jim Pearce
Cincinnati Redes
Omaha Cardinals
Willis
Pearce
Sox
Paul Burris
Hase
Cardinals
Aguies Sideline Arizona in NCAA pennant thriller
In a crowded NCAA pennant race Western Michigan Wake Forest and Oklahoma A and M enter a dog fight after 3-1 starts. Michigan edged a 10-7 win with Wake Forest star Bill Barnes stealing home and pinch hitter Messner driving in nine as Western Michigan toppled the Aggies and Wake Forest.
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Omaha
Western Michigan
Wake Forest
Oklahoma A
Michigan
Forest
Bill Barnes
Messner
Western Western Michigan
Aggies
Wake
Ores
Boxing results from crowded slate spark likely upsets
From Hartford to Freeport, bouts headline a busy card with Willie Pep, Mickeywa Cleveland, Vic Cardell, Bob Murphy, and others fighting as Brooklyn and New York opponents trade outcomes. Card scores show narrow decisions across a jammed program.
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Oe Beach
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Mickeywa
Cleveland
Freeport
N. Y
Rinsi Nocero
Brooklyn
Vic Cardell
Bob Murphy
Summer Gadgets for Dogs Spark Clever Home Experiments
Readers note inventive dog aids from phonograph taught silence to barking to timed water sprays for summer. Field experts cite Joe Stetson of Field and Stream on pacing dog meals, Swift and Company engineers on constant feed systems, and a Boston inventor with a cog liver oil tracked dog door panel.
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Joe Stetson
Field and Stream Magazine
Swift and Company
Chicago
Joe Smith
Boston
St. Louis Players Assured Card Not for Sale
Fleischman stated for August A. Busch Jr. that the St. Louis Cardinals were not for sale despite a Tuesday report. Busch, president of the brewery and the club, was out of town when the rumor circulated.
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ST. Louis
Macias Favored In Non-Title Bout
The bout features undefeated Macias 14-0 against Peacock 34-33 aiming to avenge a previous knockout. Both fighters hold six knockouts. no draws. Televised at 8 p.m. CST.
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Macias
Peacock
Impehe Set To Play Alan The Horse Fullback
IMECHE to play Alan the Horse breaking fullback for the College Star football team in Cleveland Browns Aug. Bae Tee All American from Kenosha Wisconsin, 201 a national collegiate record last year by finishing his career.
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Imeche
Alan
Ahar Tooth
Cleveland Browns
Bae
Kenosha, Wig
Net Gain Marks Career Total Reach 3 212 Yards
A player boosts career yardage by a net 3 212 yards in the season, reflecting continued production and cumulative gains across games. The figure underscores the athlete's steady contribution and long term impact on the team’s offense.
Red Oak wins team event at open golf day
Mrs S J Marshall was runner up with 49 for nine holes. Atlantic women totaled 240 for the cellar spot in team play. Red Oak led with 192, Clarinda 205, Creston 210, Corning 214, Harlan 215 and Shenandoah 218. Connie Loomis of Red Oak shot 47 for nine holes. Judy McCoy of Indianola won the 18 hole event with 81. Lucille Sellergren of Red Oak was runner-up with 98.
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S. J. Marshall
Atlantic
Red Oak
Clarinda
Creston
Corning
Harlan
Shenandoah
Connie Loomis
Judy McCoy
Indianola
Lucille Sellergren
Hester and Burkey Kin in Des Moines Visit
Casey News notes Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Hester and Gladys Burkey in Des Moines on Thursday. Burgin of Harlan visited his aunt Mrs. Amanda Burkey. Charles Mark visiting his sisters and a brother in Dallas and Galveston with Verdell Mark. Glen Walters visiting daughter Mrs. Bob Dailey in Hardy Nebraska. Navy family member visiting parents Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw. Donnie Evans from Roy Cowden home to be joined later by Mr. James. Beosie Blackmer of Cedar Falls and Council Bluffs visiting friends. John Lally involved in gatherings.
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Casey
M. P. Hester
Gladys Burkey
Des Moines
Burgin
Harlan
Amanda Burkey
Charles Mark
Dallas
Tex
Verdell Mark
Galveston
Mme
Glen Walters
Bob Dailey
Hardy
Nebgee
John Shaw
Donnie Evans
Roy Cowden
James
Beosie Blackmer
Cedar Falta Falls
Afton Councit Bluffs
John Lally
VET SEEKS HELP AS WIFE LEAVES FOR EAST GERMANY
Donal Starling of Wadsworth says his wife Gisela left for East Germany with their 2-year-old son last February and will not return. He appealed to Rep. Ayres for help and asks the State Department to investigate. Starling believes the letter was written under duress and notes he married Gisela in 1947 after meeting her in 1945 during military service.
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Wadsworth
Ohio
Donal Starling
East Germany
Ayres
State Department
Starling
Gisela
Stendal
Missionary Collection Supports Seward Hospital
Collections at three churches during the daily vacation Bible School totaled 58 dollars 23 cents, benefiting Sew General Hospital in Seward Alaska where nurse Patricia Toepler serves.
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Lewis
Daily Vacation Bible School
Methodist Church
Sew General Hospital
Seward
Ska
Patricia Toepler
Dr. Conley to Join Osen This Summer in Anthon Iowa
Dr John R Conley of Anthon will partner with Dr James Osen this summer. He earned his veterinary degree at Iowa State College on June 10 and was commissioned as a Army Veterinary Corps lieutenant, expected to report for duty in October. He previously assisted Osen last summer and is active in church and community affairs. The Conleys and their one year old son Timothy Joe have moved into the Harvey Scholl residence on First Street.
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FTO
Taranee
Conley
Anita Anita
John R. Conley
Anthon
James Osen
Iowa State College
Veterinary Corps of the Army
Ozen
Timothy Joba
Harvey Scholl
Fthe Street
Fred Nelson Vacationing in Idaho to Visit Family
Fred Nelson is vacationing at Rapport Idaho before visiting his sons and their families in Falls, with plans to return afterward. The note highlights his travel sequence and family connections.
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Oe Griswold
Fred Nelson
Rapport
Idaho
1 Falls
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