Zone shoot attracts about 150 shooters in southwest Iowa
Merle Stockdale of Ackley, last year's Iowa champion, headlines a field of around 150 for the zone trap shoot in southwest Iowa Sunday. Among the entrants are All-America shooters Mary Meadows, Marvin Driver, and Lee Hoksbergen, plus former state and Nebraska champions. The event runs from 8 a.m. with 100 16-yard targets, 100 handicap, and 25 doubles. $200 added purses and 14 trophies are posted.
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Ackley
Iowa
Stockdale
Mary Meadows
Grimes
Marvin Driver
Missouri Valley
Lee Hoksbergen
Pella
John Patterson
Des Moines
Robert Frush
Adel
Nebraska
Mino St. Lucas
Doris Voss
Ralph McCauley
Don McLaren
James van Ginkel
State
Middle West
Walnut Grove
Atlantic Gun Club
Richard Murdock
Trojans Rally to Beat Red Oak 4-3 in Seventh Inning
Atlantic Trojans win 4-3 over Red Oak Tigers in a Hawkeye Eight game after a costly seventh inning error by Red Oak shortstop. Tom Hensley drove in the winning run with a bases loaded grounder, Jack Bennett earned the relief win, and Bailey led Atlantic with three singles.
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Atlantic
Tigers
Hawkeye
Trojans
Tom Hensley
Thomas
Jack Bennett
Bruce Bailey
Burgess
Jim Allman
Hensley
Denny Turnure
Bailey
Jones
Dalton
Bennet
Ken Young
Nazarene
Bennett
Adamtic
Shenanoah
Creston
Corning
Atlantic golfer Germain ties for fourth in Iowa junior meet
Dorothy Germain of Atlantic tied for fourth with Joanne Hexson of Decorah at Osage, firing a final 91 for a 346 total after 18 holes. Sharon Fladoos of Dubuque claimed her fourth win with 301 overall, while Linda Jordan of Cedar Rapids was runner-up at 320. University of Iowa welcomes Fladoos next year.
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Atlantic
Joanne Hexson
Decorah
Iowa
Osage
Sharon Fladoos
Dubuque
Linda Jordan
Cedar Rapids
Peg O’connor
Lawler
University of Iowa
Miss Fladoos
SUI
Nancy McLuen
Anita
Linda McConnelee
Mary Jo Knudsen
Dianne Fuhlendorf
Carol Cappel
Suzanne Shirley
Jean Willenburg
Dinth
UCLA End Stars As West Eleven Dumps East
Marv Luster of UCLA starred in the All-America game at Buffalo, earning the Robert F. Kennedy MVP as the West beat the East 30-20. Luster totaled 120 receiving yards on six catches and scored on a 47 yard pass. Joe Bellino was limited in rushing but had 129 return yards. The West coach praised the talent, and about 19 000 fans attended in rain.
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N.Y
Marv Luster
UCLA
Robert F. Kennedy
Luster
Los Angeles
Owens
Joe Bellino
Navy
Bellino
Bowling Results From Summer Classic League Action
The Cats swept Nelson Cities Service and Rascals beat Lehmann Shoe Service as Hawkeye Bowl topped D O G and Hopefuls defeated Mudwisers. Ruby Mill Hollin posted 236 and 799 series with Gle Wolford and Clarence Osen in 230s and 226. Osen had 772, Duane Johnson 760, Anderson 745. EJ won two of three from Little Leaguers in Summer Mixer. Burt Bagley led with 532 and 206, Esbeck 477 and Gra ham 426. Women’s scores include Marge Smith 488, Helen Yates 413, Lenora Jones 404.
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Nelson Cities Service
Rascals
Lehmann Shoe Service
Hawkeye Bowl
D.O.G
Mudwisers
Ruby Millhollin
Gle Wolford
Clarence Osen
Ron Anderson
Osen
Duane Johnson
Anderson
Reds Nip Dodgers Stretch Lead To Three Games
The Cincinnati Reds built a three game NL lead by beating the Dodgers 5 4. Frank Robinson tied it with a sixth inning homer and Gene Freese and Eddie Kasko delivered the ninth inning deciding hit off Larry Sherry.
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Los Angeles
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Jerry Lynch
Dick Gernert
Kasko
Larry Sherry
Stan Musial
Stu Miller
Giants
Craig Anderson
Dream comes true as 72 year old earns major league hat boy night
Johnny Bagemihl, 72, fulfilled a life long dream at the Athletics Stadium in Kansas City after writing to owner Charles O Finley. He was permitted to serve as a major league hat boy for a night.
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Athletics
Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
The
Tigers Hit Four Homers To Crush Indians In Big Win
Detroit slugged four homers and routed Cleveland 15-7 as Sammy Mele’s Twins halted New York’s win streak with a 4-0 win on six-hitter Camilo Pascual. Harmon Killebrew drove in four and homered, while Bob Turley took the loss for the Yankees.
Bedell Ties League Hitting Streak in Louisville
Howie Bedell, star of Louisville, raised his batting average from .250 to .321 and tied the American Association consecutive game hitting streak at 43 games, but did not surpass the record of 43. Indianapolis and other teams are mentioned as runners up.
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Louisville
Howie Bedell
Colonel
Eddie Marshall
Milwaukee Brewers
Bedell
Indianapolis
Denver Beats Louisville and Powers Past Omaha in Series
Denver gained ground on Louisville by beating Dallas Fort Worth 3 1. The Indians won their sixth straight by defeating Houston 21. Denver’s power hitters crushed Omaha 7 1. Chiff Cooks two run homer helped Indianapolis post a sixth straight win. The Bears showed plate power as Denver scored 73 runs in five games while Omaha was limited to 25.
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Louisville
Dalls- Fort Worth
Indians
Houston
Twins blank Yankees as Harmon Killebrew drives four runs
Yesterday's Stars notes the Minnesota Twins' 4-0 win over the New York Yankees. Camilo Pascual pitched a two hit shutout with eight strikeouts while Harmon Killebrew collected three hits, including a home run, driving in all four runs. In Pittsburgh, Clem Labine claims his sinker is back after losing weight to 182 pounds.
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Camilo Pascual
Twins
Yankees
Harmon Killebrew
Pittsburgh (Ap
Clem Labine
Pittsburgh Pirates
Labine
Sabine
Brayton Lutheran Triumph Secures Lead In Lutheran League
Brayton Lutheran edged First Lutheran 10 7 at Sunnyside field to preserve the top spot in the softball league. Glen Nelson earned the win in a seven inning contest, while First Lutheran’s Remmer Voss took the loss after allowing Brayton’s late surge. A postgame note mentions fishing license stamp updates and costs.
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First Luthern
Sunnyside Field
Baptists
United
Methodists
First Lutheran
St. Paul's Lutheran
Ron Anderson
Brayton Club
Bill Richter
Maynard Hansen
Lutheran
Bernard Anderson
Brayton
Ralph Wickey
Northeast Iowa hatcheries to sell trout stamps
Five northeast Iowa fish hatcheries and 20 conservation officers will sell trout stamps when a new law takes effect July 4. The stamps are required for anglers fishing in streams stocked with trout by the state. Hatcheries at Lansing Decorah Big Springs Backbone and Sabula will sell the stamps along with conservation officers in the field.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Lansing
Decorah
Big Springs
Backbone
Sabula
Anita Men Grow Beards for Old Fashion Days
A number of Anita men are growing beards in connection with Old Fashion Days to be held here in August.
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Anita
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