YMCA Night Caps Feature Catholics Split, Loss to St Pauls
In a doubleheader Catholics split with Oak Hill's defending champions 2-4 then lose 4-3 to St Pauls Lutheran. St Pauls moves to 3-1, Danes rise from second place tie with Methodists, Zion Lutheran leads at 3-0. Catholics drop to 1-3, tied for last with Oak Hill.
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New York Leads AL Standings After Weekend Games
The Associated Press rounds up the American League with New York holding a 38 20 record and a 6 55 percentage. Boston 31 31 and Detroit 7 29 battle for position as Kansas City sits 29 30 and Chicago 28 31. Cleveland 29 33 and Baltimore 27 31 trail, while Washington 27 32 lingers in the pack. Results from Friday and Saturday show Chicago beating Baltimore 5 3 and Philadelphia 5 San Francisco 4 in another rain shortened affair.
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World records fall at AAU meet in Bakersfield
The 76th National AAU track championships saw two international marks beaten in mile events as Herb Elliott and Merv Lincoln clash tonight at Bakersfield’s stadium. Harold Connolly threw the hammer 225 feet inch, and Ohio State star Glenn Davis set a seventh world record in the 400 meter hurdles with 49.4 seconds as Buckeyes pace the meet.
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Utah to use balanced T formation next fall
Utah football outlines its plan to employ a balanced T formation with Lee Grosscup returning as the field general. Coach Ray Nagel enters his first year at Utah, aiming to stabilize the offense and harness Grosscup's passing skills for the 1962 season.
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Atlantic Elks Midgets Cam Close 5-4 Victory
Atlantic Elks Midgets remain undefeated in Nishna Valley league play after edging Extra 5-4 on the losers field last night. Dennis Rossmann scored the deciding run with his second hit, as Bruce Bailey and Rossmann each had multiple hits, and Bennett closed with four innings. The Elks improve to 6-0 in league play and travel to face Bridgewater Sunday at Sunnyside diamond at 7:30 p.m.
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Denver Ups Lead To 3 Games Friday
Denver tops Wichita 5 4 as Bears rely on seven walks and three Braves errors. St Paul loses to Charleston 12 1, Senators fall 32 games back. Louisville beats Minneapolis in 11 innings, Omaha and Indianapolis split a doubleheader with 210 and 50. Denver’s top hitters of 1956 include Tony Kubek Bobby Richardson and Mary Throneberry.
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Tigers Make It Six Straight Over Yanks
Detroit under Bill Norman extended its winning streak against New York with a 7-1 victory led by Jim Bunning. Al Kaline fueled the offense with a two run double, extending his hit streak, as the Tigers pulled within a half game of second place. Yogi Berra homered for the Yankees, while Ozzie Virgil and Gus Zernial delivered late-inning runs.
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Fladoos Captures Iowa Junior Girls Golf Title
Sharon Fladoos of Dubuque won the 1958 Iowa Junior Girls golf championship at Spencer Golf and Country Club with 311, finishing 14 strokes ahead of Susan Meerdink of Muscatine. Defending champion Andrea Cohn was not in the tournament.
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Mount Pleasant
Linda Jordan
Cedar Rapids
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Corning
Polly Gerhardt
Des Moines
Barbara Bubhany
Ottumwa
Judy Sparks
Mary Young
Washington
Pueblo Chalks Up Western League's Second No-Hitter
Pueblo pitcher Dave Stenhouse pitched a nine inning no hitter against Topeka in a 5-0 win as Pueblo stays in the thick of the race for fourth place in the Western League. Sioux City edged Albuquerque 3-2, keeping Pueblo and Sioux City tied just half a game behind Lincoln and Colorado Springs idle. Amarillo moved within a half game with a 7-2 victory over Des Moines.
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Meriden man plays 324 holes in 24 hours to set record
Arthur Smith of Meriden completed 324 consecutive holes in a 24 hour period at the Meriden municipal golf course. He says he broke the record of 321 set by John J. Johnson Jr. of Fort Worth, Texas, aided by six cars following him and luminous golf balls.
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Berg Tops Western Open as Berg Leads by One
Defending champion Patty Berg holds a one stroke lead in the third round of the Women's Western Open in Erie. Berg shot 72 to post a 36 hole total of 147, one ahead of Beverly Hansen of Indio, California, who trails by one stroke after rounds of 75 and 72.
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Bunning Fans Eleven As Tigers Top Yankees 7 1
Pitcher Jim Bunning struck out 11 and allowed five hits in a 7 1 Tigers victory over the Yankees. He walked two and earned his second straight win against New York. Al Dark and the Cubs erupted for seven runs in the first inning, producing an 11 3 win over the Redlegs with Dark collecting four hits and three RBIs.
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Griswold party visits and travel notes from panel
Mrs. S B Griswold returns from a six week visit with her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs W A Robinson in Salt Lake City Utah. Dr Carl G Johnson and August Wagner take a ten day fishing trip in Canada. Mr and Mrs Henry Hansen of Long Beach California host Mr and Mrs C E Woodward. Mr and Mrs Ross Stennett and children from Bull Idaho visit her parents the E Woodwards and his mother Mrs Gertrude Stennett in Morton Mills. Mrs Ida Snyder travels to Lincoln Nebraska to visit relatives and plans a month with her mother Mrs Mary Triggs in North Platte. Don't drive if you drink.
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Mara Lynn Torode Named Hawkeye Girls State Governor
Mara Lynn Torode of Des Moines presided Friday as governor of 1958 Hawkeye Girls State after Thursday balloting. She was elected by the Nationalist Party and inaugurated at a ceremony with Gov. Herschel Loveless. Other state officers named include Norma Jean Suling lieutenant governor Phyllis Siderius secretary of state Barbara Hyde auditor Virginia Henniges treasurer Judy Tenhuizen attorney general Nancy Currie secretary of agriculture Racjean Caudle Mary Jane McNutt and Mary Poll Commerce Commission members.
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Denison
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Odebolt
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Winterset
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Walnut visitors and career moves noted in Walnut
Walnut residents host relatives from California and Los Angeles. Walter Kohlscheen family visits his mother and kin. Larry Clayton joins the U.S. Agriculture Department in Washington, D. C. Dr. Harry Koll of El Paso wraps up a local visit with relatives here.
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Carl Kohlscheen
Harlan Ballentine
Clark
Los Angeles
Emil Linke
Larry Clayton
Robert Clayton
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el Paso, Tex
First Concert by Extra High School Band at City Park
The Extra high school band under Franklin Mapes will give its first summer concert next Wednesday evening at the city park. Try News-Telegraph Want Ads.
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Miss Southwest Iowa crowned in third annual contest
Marilyn Flint a Glenwood sophomore at Iowa State was crowned Miss Southwest Iowa in the third annual pageant by the Clarinda Lions club. She was among 15 candidates and will compete in the Miss Iowa contest at Clear Lake in July.
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