Oak Hill Edges Methodists To Lead YMCA Standings
Oak Hill rallied from an 18-14 deficit in the seventh inning to beat the Methodists 19-18 at Sunnyside diamond and seize sole first in the YMCA church league. Johnson hit a decisive home run as Oak Hill scored five in the final frame, while Sarsfield and McCormick sparked a seventh inning rally for the Methodists. The loss drops Methodists to 3-2 while Oak Hill improves to 4-1.
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Oak Hill
Methodists
Sunnyside Diamond
Johnson
Sarsfield
McCormick
Reld
G. Bjorn
W. Hoegh
St. Paul's Lutheran
Methodist
Abrh Main
Allen
Robinson
Mayberry
Lovell
Sievers
Pelzer
Hensley
Lewis
Abrh Jensen
H. Hoegh
D. Bjorn
Andersorg
Rold
V. Hoegh
Johanson
Laursen
Main
Anderson
Sixteen Teams Enter Maine Cub Invitational Baseball Tournament
Sixteen teams enter the Maine Cub invitational baseball event with opening games Monday. Atlantic Mouse Cubs won last year’s title by 8 7 over Walnut. Jacksonville claimed the prior three titles. Upper bracket first round features Elk Horn vs Jacksonville and three other matchups. Lower bracket games run Tuesday with four pairings, progressing to semifinals Friday and finals Sunday. all games are five innings. In case of rain, games are postponed a day.
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Atlantic Mouse Cubs
Walnut
Jacksonville
Elk Horn
Wiota
Minden
Carson
Audubon
Oakland
Trojans Rally To Beat Shenandoah 6 5 In Eight Inning Win
Atlantic edged Shenandoah 6 5 in eight innings to win its third Hawkeye Eight game as Kluever and Turnure set up and scored in the eighth. Dick Blake opened the frame with a double, and Earl Turnure added the bunt score after Hensley’s hit.
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Atlantic
Shenandoah
Hawkeye
Trojans
Shea
Dick Cox
Dick Blake
Gary Kluever
Earl Turnure
Kluever
Tom Hensley
Turnure
Charles Westphalen
David Fritch
Ronnie Voss
Jerry Moore
Hensley
Westphalen
Jay
Fritch
Voss
Moore
Go Blake
Key
Kiuever
Carlson
Nicholls
Hamilton
Rydbers
Conners
Topham
Calkin
Olson
Nicholls Blake
Rydberg
Hanes
Orioles blank Athletics as Johnson shines in shutout duel
Connie Johnson allows only three singles and walks home while fanning four to power the Orioles to a 10 0 win over the Athletics in a third straight staff shutout. Arne Portocarrery saves three in the game. Pirates slug past Cubs 15 5 then tie 5 5 in nightcap to sweep doubleheader.
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Connie Johnson
Orioles
Athetes
Oriole
Arne Portocarrery
Hotine Dev Fonty
Pirates
Ty Saints
Feague
Bucs
Cubs
Alle i Antutigs Bocca Ou
Darkutes
National League standings and results from a p era
NL standings show St Louis ahead with 60 wins, 270 games, Cincinnati 38 29, Philadelphia 36 28, Milwaukee 37 29, Brooklyn 35 30. NY 31 35, Pittsburgh 24 42, Chicago 21 38. Results include Pittsburgh 15 Chicago 5, NY 17 Cincinnati 7, Milwaukee 14 Brooklyn 9, Philadelphia 11 St Louis 3. Schedule notes Brooklyn at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, NY at St Louis.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Mwaukee
Phiadelphia
Wew
York
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Big Baltimore
Kansas City
Petron
Washington
Chicka
Chicaro
Washington Jalomore
Ratsas City
Chitazo
Baltimore
Kackas
National pennant race tightens as six clubs contend
In the National League the lead tightens with six teams within 10 percentage points of the top after a high scoring day. St Louis held first, Cincinnati second, Philadelphia third despite an 11-3 loss, and Chicago, Milwaukee, and New York add pressure with crucial wins. In the American League Chicago White Sox lead while New York and Detroit win, Baltimore tops Kansas City.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Redlegs
Philadelphia
Redlegs
New York Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Phillies
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Bruins
Chicago
White Sox
Boston
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Connie Johnson
Arnie Portocarrero
Curt Simmons
Lindy McDaniel
Harry Anderson
The
Phils
Bob Miller
Ann Johnstone Clears Path to Fifth Iowa Women’s Golf Title
Ann Johnstone of Mason City holds a seven stroke lead entering the final 18 holes at Fort Dodge Country Club with a 54 hole total of 233. Andy Cohn of Waterloo, the 17 year old defending champion, sits second at 240 after Wednesday rounds. Judy Kimball and Sharon Fladoos remain top contenders though out of reach for victory.
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Fort Dodger
Ann Casey Johnstone
Iowa
Mason City
Fort Dodge Country Club
Andy Cohn
Waterloo
Johnstone
Minneapolis Gains on Idle St Paul in Rain delayed baseball
Minneapolis Millers beat Denver 10 5 to close the gap on the Saints with Orlando Cepeda driving in his 15th homer and Bob Schmidt hitting a grand slam. Louisville won a doubleheader at Charleston 6 1 and 1 0 while Wichita tied for second as rain postponed other games. Villanova led in east track with top performances across nine events.
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St. Paul
Omaha
Minneapolis
Denver
Saints
Millers
Wichita
Indianapolis
Orlando Cepeda
Bob Schmidt
Louisville
Charleston
Braves Split Summer Circuit Doubleheader Yesterday
The Braves won 13-0 over the Dodgers in game one behind Duskin's no hit bid and lost 6-4 to the White Sox. Indians beat Redlegs 9-5 as Bornholdt and Christensen led the winners with key hits. Duskin struck out four, Podolak and Biggs added hits for the Braves, while Turnure fanned four for the White Sox.
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Braves
Dodgers
Duskin
White Sox
Indians
Redlegs
Podolak
Biggs
Barnholdt
Turnure
Key
Maher
Burgess
Porter
Kopp
Christensen
Bornholdt
McClaren
Schwemier
Comics League Scores Show Katzenjammer Kids Sweep
Katzenjammer Kids swept Byatts three straight as Dick Tracy won two of three from Burns. Individual high scores included Ruby Mitthollin 488 series and 209 single, with Margaret McMurphy 436, Darlene Morgan 433, and Marge Butcher 411. Mrs Butcher led with 182, McMurphy 177, Morgan 166, and Olga Pitman 159.
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Katzenjammer Kids
Byatts
Dick Tracy
Burns
Ruby Mitthollin
Margaret McMurphy
Darlene Morgan
Marge Butcher
Mrs. Butcher
Olga Pitman
June 4 H Club Meetings and Activities Across Lincoln Area
Lincoln Sons of Farmers hosted 23 members three leaders and county youth assistant Max Harland for a June meeting with enrollment discussion and a club tour planned. Brighton Blue Belles hosted 24 members three leaders and three guests with talks by Susan Pelzer and demonstrations by Ruthie Boyd Janet and Ruth Ann Shahan. Lincoln Lincolnettes hosted 24 members three leaders and three guests with talks on packaging frozen meat daily diet and refrigerated cookies. Victoria Volunteers met with 14 members 11 guests and two leaders with multiple talks and demonstrations. Local camp and music reports were provided by several members.
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Lincoln Sons of Farmers
Max Harland
Nolan Stockham
Paulsen
Dale Will
Mary Jean Petrizilka
Rita
Ruthie Boyd
Brighton Blue Belles
Susan Pelzer
Janet
Ruth Ann Shahan
Arlene Moller
Madrid
Barbara Joyce
Marcela Petersen
Lincoln Lincolnettes
Carol
Deanna Dorsey
Sondra Nelson
Kathy Beschorner
Mildred Scarietti
Betty Crow
Carol Dorsey
Carol Jeppesen
Vicki Tael
Victoria Volunteers
Joann Casey
Cathy Warnaca
Judy Amber
Carolyn Warnaca
Marica Follmann
Vicki Tuel
Jackie Wiechman
Caren Bagshaw
Norene Blakely
Mardelle Jensen
Vickie Tuel
Connie Hulste
Patty Kerkman
Lois Blakely
Mrs. Kerkman
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Hurricane) Jackson
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Chris Kitses
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Jack Lamabe
Dick Stuart
George Yardley
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Villanova
Lincoln Farmers
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