Von Feldt Leads St Augustine First Methodist in 18 5 Softball Win
In YMCA Church League play at the Athletic Field First Methodist defeated Congregational Sterling Christian 18 to 5 led by Von Feldt s homer and Webb Cline s winning pitching. Gilbert McDonald and Kuether homered for the losers as Our Saviors beat Church of Christ 8 6 and St Augustine routed St Olaf 16 11.
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First Methodist
Congregational Sterling Christian
Webb Cline
Kuether
Braaten
Hunter
Methodists
Gilbert
McDonald
Our Saviors
Church of Christ
Jesse Osthus
Dave Trimble
St. Augustine
Church von Feldt
St. Olaf
St. Edwards
Grace Lutheran
Ron Bergstrom
Rollie Martin
Rich Fingarson
Queen of Angels First Baptist
First Baptists
Talk Turns to Football When Baker Is Around
John Baker, Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end, visits North Carolina prisons as recreation supervisor. He travels 12 institutions and 70 field units to ensure athletic programs meet needs. Baker sees athletics aiding rehabilitation and plans a longer prison-recreational career after football.
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Charles Craven Raleigh
John Baker
Baker
Pittsburgh Steelers
Raleigh
Women’s Prison At
Austin Netters Win 2 Matches
Austin tennis players won two matches in the State Jaycee Tennis tournament at the St Paul Academy courts last weekend. Steve Dennis beat Steve Hunter 8-4 in the novice 16 and under, then fell to Gary Ramsfield 8-4. Craig Thornton won 8-6 over Robert Andrews before losing 8-4 to Stan Vee. Mark Wilson fell in the first round 8-4 to Dan Locher, and Greg Knutson lost 8-5 to Ramsfield. Tom Garbisch lost to Chip Ottness 6-3, 6-1 in the 18 and under open. Ottness won the open singles title. Paula Ferguson lost in the 18 and under novice 8-1 to Jane Slabiak. The City Tennis tournament is set for July 6-11 at Athletic Field courts, announced by Keith Paulson, tournament director.
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Craig Thornton
Robert Andrews
St. Paul
Stan Vee
Mankato
Mark Wilson
Austin
Dan Locher
Blue Earth
Greg Knutson
Ramsfield
Tom Garbisch
Chip Ottness
Edina
Ottness
Paula Ferguson
Jane Slabiak
Keith Paulson
Halverson Jaycees Sail Past Lions 14 2
The Jaycees routed the Lions 14 to 2 in a Senior Club League game at Marcusen Park. Halverson pitched a complete game with eight strikeouts, while Slupe Reed Attlessey and Dombrock drove multiple hits. Esse led Lions with a double.
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Jaycees
Lions
Marcusen Park
House
Slupe
Reed
Attlessey
Dombrock
Halverson
Esse
Iowa Junior Golf Test Starts Today
More than 250 Iowa youths began the 19th Iowa Junior golf tournament at Veenker Memorial Course. Defending champions Jim Carney and John Peters were present, with Carney then beating Peters 3 and 2 in last year’s final.
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Iowa
Ames
Jim Carney
Centerville
John Peters
Muscatine
Veenker Memorial Course
Baseball Coach at SCI Honored in District 5
Tucson arizona. The American Association of Baseball Coaches named L. W. Whitford of State College of Iowa the outstanding baseball coach in District 5. He will compete against seven other district winners for national coach of the year honors.
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Tucson, Ariz
American Association of Baseball Coaches
L. W. Whitford
State College of Iowa
Bowling Echo Lanes Echo Strikers and Echo Mixers Standouts
League standings show Bowing Echo Lanes Echo Strikers and Echo Mixers leading their groups with strong scores. Teams like Foreigners Pin Shavers Hoot Owls Has Beens A&M's TP's 4Bs Stumblers Bee's Criplettes 4-J's Cry-A-Lots KC LB4 and others trail with varied totals. Major clubs Tommy's Supper Club Hi Hopes Le Mi Rollers Peppers Grain Belt Sales Riviera Screw Balls Team 6 Lefty's Bar Lawyers DX Unknown Ford town The K Bs compete across the scene.
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Echo Lanes
Echo Strikers Funny Company
Pathfinders
A&M’s
Stumblers
Bee’s Criplettes
J’s
K.C
Top Five Men and Women Scores Listed
The list shows top five men: H Brandt 566, W Tabor 544, T Winkels 527, A Kalland 521, K Jochumsen 518. Women led by L Reed 604, T Brandt 504, V Tabor 481, K Long 478, H Brandt 452. Also noted are L Smisek 597, D Kos 588, D Morgan 577, M Pugh 563, BD Pike 551 and F Blunt 564, V Milton 528, K Peterson 516, J Schupp 513, P Clifford 508.
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Echo Lanes
Echo Strikers
H. Brandt
W. Tabor
T. Winkels
A. Kalland
K. Jochumsen
L. Reed
T. Brandt
V. Tabor
K. Long
L. Smisek
D. Kos
D. Morgan
M. Pugh
BD. Pike
F. Blunt
V. Milton
K. Peterson
J. Schupp
P. Clifford
Redskins Win Bidding Contest For Mazurek
Washington Redskins won a bidding contest with Minnesota Twins for Fred Mazurek of the University of Pittsburgh. Mazurek, 5‑11, 192 pounds, will join as a free agent and be used as a flanker back and defensive back. He hit .460 this spring as Pitt’s outfielder and was MVP of the baseball team.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Minnesota Twins
Fred Mazurek
University of Pittsburgh
Mazurek
National Football League
Redskins
Crimson Crew to Row at Henley Regatta
Harvard's undefeated heavyweight varsity crew left by plane for London to compete in the Henley Regatta on the Thames from June 30 to July 3.
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Crimson
New York, N. Y
Harvard
London
Henley Regatta
Thames
Touching Baby Skin May Be Best You Can Do
New York AP report highlights skin-to-skin contact as crucial for infant development. Dr. Sidney Cohen links tactile stimulation to early security and long term personality, contrasting orphanage care with maternal attention and noting the impact of deprivation on emotional growth.
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New York
Sidney Cohen
Los Angeles
Cohen
Wadsworth Hospital
University of California At Los Angeles
American Medical Association
Beginning of U.N. 20 Years Ago to Have Been Start of Better Things
James Marlow reflects on the 1945 founding of the United Nations in San Francisco and the early hope for a new era, tempered by the rise of the Big Five veto and the ensuing Cold War pressures. The piece notes the League of Nations lessons, U.S. isolationism ending, and the enduring but fragile dream of peaceful international cooperation.
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U.N
Associated Press News
Washington (Ap
San Francisco
Axis of Japan
California
United Nations
Germany
Japan
United States
Britain
China
Soviet Union
League of Nations
League
Stalin
Europe
U.N. Security Council
France
Harry S. Truman
Senate
U.S
Colonel Becomes Private on Sunday
Blackdown England AP Col George Crooks, weekly commanding officer of a British army gunnery school, swaps insignia and serves as a private on Sundays. He parades with a sousaphone as a Salvation Army member.
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Blackdown
England
George Crooks
Salvation Army
Winning War in Viet Nam No Job for Summer Patriot
South Viet Nam dispatch reports varied views on how long the war will last. An American colonel credits airpower for morale and possible victory while noting uncertainty about duration. A French businessman warns against relying only on airpower. A major cites need for more artillery and border interceptions. A veteran journalist observes Viet Cong growth and flexibility as forces fight across countryside.
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Viet Nam
DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Saigon
American soldiers debate Vietnam war cost and resolve
An American sergeant says he would leave Vietnam in three months and questions worth of American lives. An American captain urges continued commitment, arguing victory requires sacrifice and public support despite taxes.
NAACP Opens Alabama Voter Registration Drive After Court Win
The NAACP begins a statewide Negro voter registration drive in Alabama after eight years of ban ending with a Supreme Court ruling. About 100 volunteers, joined by white and Black leaders, aim to register 100000 new voters by summer’s end and build county leadership nationwide.
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Birmingham
Ala
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alabama
NAACP
U.S. Supreme Court
Samuel White Celebrates 104th Birthday in Boulder Movie Run
Samuel White of Boulder Colorado marked his 104th birthday by watching My Fair Lady at the cinema, noting it was his eighth theater visit. He shared this milestone in a brief chat about aging and film enjoyment.
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Ali HA HA
Samuel White
Boulder
Colo
My Fair Lady
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