Moose Tops Mets as Pirates Extend East Lead
Ed Schuyler Jr reports Pirates pitcher Bob Moose shatters ailing spell with a four hit complete game 6-1 win over the New York Mets. The victory increases Pittsburgh’s NL East lead to 3 1/2 games as Stargell and Patek power the offense. Other NL results include Philadelphia over Chicago 4-1 and Cincinnati routing Los Angeles 4-2.
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Padres Triumph Over Braves With 6-11 Win in Second Game
San Diego routs Atlanta 6 to 11 as Gaston hits his 19th homer while Reed goes 4-5. Kirby earns the win, while Reed suffers the loss. Priddy adds 2 hits for Atlanta.
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Brewers Trade for Ellsworth Soak Back Bru Baker Move
Milwaukee Brewers clear roster space by sending pitcher Bruce Brubaker to Portland to make room for veteran left hander Dick Ellsworth, acquired earlier in the day. Brubaker joined last week and appeared in one game.
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Sox Bring Up .326 Minor League Hitter
Chicago White Sox recall first baseman Ossie Blanco from Mobile of the Southern League where he hit .326 in 37 games after a prior .167 average in 36 at bats during a May to June stint in Chicago.
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Antone to Face O Hara in Me morial Coliseum Opener
In the 8 30 opener at Memorial Coliseum pro wrestling program Jean Antone will meet Patty O Hara. The feature bout pairs Rufus R Jones against Handsome Harley Race in a four bout card.
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Slumping Shaw Archer Tie for Second Round Lead at Firestone
Tom Shaw, recovering form after months of drought, shot a four under par 67 to tie George Archer for the second round lead in the American Golf Classic at Firestone. Archer opened with 67 then followed with a 69 to reach 136. Bruce Crampton parred 68 to stand one behind at 137, with Frank Beard and Tommy Aaron at 138. Defending champ Ray Floyd and competitors Nicklaus and Player stayed in contention as Palmer Casper and Trevino sat out.
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Casey Stengel says Namath Pepitone hair fine if they play well
New York AP Casey Stengel, celebrating a belated 80th birthday, said Namath and Pepitone may have long or short hair as long as they perform well. Mayor Lindsay proclaimed Casey Stengel Day during Oldtimers Day at Yankee Stadium, where Stengel appeared with era players and fielded questions about Namath, Pepitone, and his Yankee, Mets, and Dodgers days. Pepitone, former Yankee known for long hair and front office clashes, had recently been acquired by the Chicago Cubs from Houston.
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Casey Stengel Honored With New York Medal of Honor
Casey Stengel receives the New York Medal of Honor from Major John Lindsey in a Friday ceremony. The mayor proclaims today as Stengel Day, with the veteran manager and player to be honored during Old Timers Day at Yankee Stadium.
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Baseball scorelines from Midwest games with multiple teams
The report lists game by game results among Appleton Wisconsin Rapids Danville Quad Cities Clinton and others. It includes inning by inning scores with hits and players named Foster Koon Davine Gonsalzes Gideon Woods Hottman Scott Skogan Henderson Johan Mans Shotts Conzatti and Thomas among pitchers and hitters.
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Fragmented Baseball Scores Across Leagues
A patchy recap lists results from the Pacific Coast and Southern Leagues with scores such as Columbus 5 Birmingham 4 and Mobile 1 3 Montgomery 0 2, plus Texas and International League results including Shreveport 8 6 and Winnipeg 6 5. The note mentions Rochester Tidewater and Omaha Denver Tulsa Indianapolis Wichita Evansville scores in terse line items.
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Twilight Softball Night at Twilight Church Stadium
Local church league softball results and standings show Trinity Methodist, Calvary Baptist, and St. Andrew's competing. Scoring details include forfeit notes and mixed team records with final tallies and player pairings listed among multiple churches. The program also lists The Bill Anderson Show at 6 PM Saturday on KCRG TV Channel 9.
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Linn-Mar Announces Athletic Physicals for 7th-12th Graders
Linn-Mar students in grades 7 through 12 planning to participate in athletics must attend physicals at the high school at 8 p.m. Tuesday. A five dollar fee will be charged to cover the examination.
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Broncos Sign Corey Colehour From North Dakota
Denver Broncos sign Corey Colehour a running back from the University of North Dakota. Colehour played in the Canadian league with Edmonton in 1968 69 and was cut by Edmonton last week.
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Barnett Leads Carling Open After Two-Under 70 Round
Pam Barnett, 26, after 23 years in golf, held a two stroke lead at the Lady Carling Open at Indian Hills Country Club. Barnett fired a three under par 70 on a 6,300 yard layout. only Marilynn Smith broke par with 72 and Shirley Englehart Betsy Rawls matched par as half the field posted 79 or higher.
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Young Towers ASA title with 3-0 win
Coralville's Hap pitime staffed Cedar Rapids in an 3-0 ASA district final. Jim Young retired the first 18 batters and struck out 10 before a seventh inning hit, Happitime scoring on Elam's two run single and De Brower's double plus Mick Jones' RBI. State Farm Insurance managed no hits until late.
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Hands Rejoins Cub Teammates
Right hander Bill Hands of the Chicago Cubs rejoined the club in Philadelphia after illness. Misdiagnosed as appendicitis in New York, the infection of the small intestine forced him to miss a game in Montreal. He is expected to rejoin the rotation Saturday against the Phillies with a 13-8 record.
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Foul Tip Forces Umpire from Chicago Game
Chicago AP report says plate umpire Art Frantz left the Angels at White Sox game after a fifth inning foul tip struck his face mask. Nestor Chylak moved behind the plate for his spot at first base. Frantz, 49, was shaken but the White Sox trainer said he was uninjured.
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Laver Roche Reach Semis In U S Pro Tennis Champs
In Brookline Mass AP Laver the defending champion and fourth seed Roche advanced to the semifinals of the U S Pro at Longwood sweeping quarterfinal matches. Laver defeated Ray Ruffels 6 1 6 2 while Roche beat Arthur Ashe 6 1 6 4. Cliff Drysdale beat Jan Rodes 6 7 6 3 6 4 in another afternoon match. Roy Emerson faced Jaime Fillol in a night contest.
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Oakland Takes Pair of Iowans
The Oakland Athletics recalled two players from their Iowa farm club for two weeks as outfielder Alan Lewis and catcher Gene Tennance join the major squad while outfielder Joe Rudi and catcher Dave Duncan are on military duty. Earlier, Bobby Brooks was brought up and Darrel Osteen sent down. The A's started a five game series in Minnesota Friday night.
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Reappointment of Executor and Creditors Notice
Probate No. 3599 in Iowa District Court notes De Witt H. Smith will dated May 28, 1966 admitted to probate on August 5 1970 with E Smith reappointed executor. Creditors must file claims within six months from second publication. action to challenge the will must be brought within one year. Dated August 5 1970. Maree E. Smith Executor Cedar Rapids attorney Wm Crissin. Notice also lists a public sale of musical instruments by Bruce Transfer and Storage on August 17 1970 at noon. The Wurlitzer Company Chicago Illinois.
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Notice of Probate of Will and Executor Appointment
Probate in Linn County Iowa shows Vern C White deceased with will dated March 15 1957 admitted to probate Dorothy F White named executor required to file claims by August 15 1970 Davenport Iowa. David F McGul Cedar Rapids Iowa second publication August 15 1970.
Notice of Probate and Executor Appointment for William D Webster
Probate in Linn County Iowa grants Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids as executor for the estate of William D Webster deceased. Creditors must file claims within one year from second publication date. action to be paid by the estate upon allowance. Date of second publication is recorded in the notice.
Entrance Road Modification Project Bid Notice
Notice to bidders for furnishing all equipment labor and materials for entrance road modification and parking lot at Area X Ten Community College Kirkwood Cedar Rapids Iowa bids due August 17 1970 at 4 30 p m bid documents from Brown Healey Bock Architects Cedar Rapids Iowa bonds or certified checks at least 5 percent of bid required. Preference given to Iowa produced goods and domestic labor. The college reserves right to accept or reject bids and to waive informalities. Kenneth K Kupka Secretary. Publish August 8 and August 15 1970.
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Addition to Learning Resource Center for Area X College
Area X Community College seeks bids for equipment labor and materials for an addition to the Learning Resource Center at Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids Iowa. Bids due 4 30 P M August 17 1970 opened publicly at the Secretarys office. Bond or certified funds 5 percent required. Domestic labor preference noted. Publication dates August 8 and August 15 1970.
Estate of Edith Mae Wickman Executor Named in Will
Probate No. 36093 in the matter of Edith Mae Wickman formerly Noble, deceased. On July 22 1970, the last will dated August 10 1962 was admitted and George O Neal appointed executor. Public notice for filing objections or claims to be forever barred. Cedar Rapids Iowa. Attorney William O. Sia represents the executor.
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Appointment of Anu Strator as Estate Administrator
Notice to creditors of the Barry William Brecht estate in Linn County Iowa. On July 29 1970 Anu Strator was appointed administrator. Creditors must file claims within six months from the second publication or be barred. Attorneys Chipokas Koehler & Olinger Rapids Iowa represent the administrator. Dated August 8 1970.
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Cedar Rapids School District Sealed Bid Notice 1970
Sealed bids due 2:00 PM August 10 1970 at the Cedar Rapids Community School District office for supplies equipment and or services arpe appliances. Bids may be rejected in whole or part and contracts awarded to lowest responsible bidder in the best interests of the district. Director Otto F Wiedersberg secretary Cedar Rapids Iowa. Publish August 1 and August 8 1970.
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Notice of Probate of Will and Estate in Linn County
In Linn County District Court the will of Jeanette Low Buchan dated November 10 1955 was admitted to probate for the estate of Jeanette Low Buchan deceased. Geneve Lowreneen named executor. Claims against the estate must be filed for allowance with the signatory attorneys by August 15 1970.
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