Chat & Chew Clinches Southeast Lead In 8-2 Victory
Chat & Chew defeated Elks 8-2 to take a commanding Southeast 12-13 year old league lead. Danny Fletcher added a three run triple for Chat & Chew as Appleby Horn beat Exchange 2-1. Rick Krause and Mike Tebus Sek powered Fire Department to 11-1 over Bakers Local.
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Chat & Chew
The
Elks
Danny Fletcher
Appleby & Horn
Exchange
Noetridge
Rick Krause
Mike Tebussek
Fire Department
Bakers Local
Machinists edge Maresh in 10-11 year league clash
Bruce Skogman hit a grand slam and Kevin Cooling went 3 for 3 as the Machinists beat Maresh 14-13 in 10-11 year old Kids league play at Noelridge. Ted Gould threw a 2-hitter for West Side Civic’s 12-6 win over the Jaycees.
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Noelridge
NED Rosary
Wigertone
Machinists
Bruce Skogman
Kevin Cooling
Maresh
Mike Rafferty
Rotary
Vigortone
Jones
Ted Gould
Tom Teffer
West Side Civic
Jaycees
Lon Louvar
Dick Lynott
van Veehten
Barney
Dave Stevenson
al Taylor
Nesper
Armstrong
Ellis
Jeff Fleck
Metropolitan Kiwanis
Terry Overhulser
Gary Leighty
Rollie Pearson
Eby’s
The
Lions
Golfers Qualify At Indian Creek For Opening Weekend
Brothers Joe and Bob posted identical scores to qualify for Indian Creek. Denny Smith’s father Dave a city firefighter is the first alternate for rival Jones Park. Jon “Jack” Smith of Indian Creek is not related. The low qualifiers depart on opening day with three more days of fast play. Each course assigns a woman scorer to each of the 16 three sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Bob
Indian Creek
Denny Smith
Dave
Jones Park
Jon
Jack” Smith
Astros Glad Claude Switched Too Slow for Hockey
Houston Astros reliever Claude Raymond, a French Canadian, was too slow skating to pursue hockey but became a top Major League closer. Now 29, he anchors the bullpen with a 5-3 record and 1.86 ERA, helping Houston rise in the standings. He left hockey when signing his first contract, but stays active in winter pickup skating. Raymond draws strong Montreal fan support and media presence.
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Raymond
Gordon Mulsberger
St. Jean
Quebec
Montreal
Milwaukee
Petersburg Dominates Winthrop to Reach Worthington Final
Petersburg defeated Winthrop 5 to 2 as Rocky Rothrock pitched a three hitter and Kermit Urbain went 3 for 4. In the other semifinal, Dyersville beat Hopkinton 11 to 6 with Roy Messingham collecting a single, double and a two run homer.
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Worthington
Petersburg
Dyersville
Rocky Rothrock
Kermit Urbain
Winthrop
Albers
Hopkinton
Roy Messingham
Leo Miller Released By Kansas City Chiefs
Leo Miller, a former University of Iowa lineman from Sioux City, was released by the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday as part of the club’s first cut. Miller, listed as a center, was among eight free agents let go.
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Kansas City
Leo Miller
University of Iowa
Chiefs
American Football League
Miller
Sioux City
Iowa
Athletics Option Grilli to Vancouver Farm Club
Kansas City Athletics optioned pitcher Guido Grilli to the Vancouver farm club in a move aimed at reshaping the pitching staff.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Guido Grilli
Vancouver
Ex-lewen is Gualified For Women's Western
Barrington I AP Conky Nydle of Otuwawa Iowa narrowly missed qualifying for the Women's Western Amation Golf tournament. Nydle and three others tied at 23 to force a playoff for the sole qualifying spot. Debbie Austin of Rome New York birdied the 2nd hole to win the playoff. Dorothy Germain Bluetheville Arkansas qualified with 75 and Fay White Boddie Shreveport Louisiana earned medalist honors with 71.
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Barrington
Conky Nydle
Otuwawa
Iowa
Colorado Springs
Colo
Fay White Boddie
Shreveport
Sectionals Girls Softball Results From Multiple Cities
The sectionals list games across Iowa venues with East Union over Shetey Tesnant 11 to 7 and Orient-Macksoure beating Menke 18 to 2, among many others including Grand Valley Kellerton 15 3 and New Market 14 Clearfield EB. Garwin North Mahaska 7 over Honver Toledo, plus Worth Winneshiek 9 Fredericksburg 35 and Hubbard 12 Steamboat Rock results.
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Anita East
North
Pekin
Cardinal
Oxford Junction
Wheatland
Hae Nation
Palmer
Gilmore City- Bragsate
Rolfe
Webster
Paton East Greene
Loarville
Paton-Churdan
Ogden
Plainfield Tripolia
Allison-Bristow
Plainfield
Dumont
Rockw Mas
Districts Drawn Amid Tidy Election Card Notes
Fragmentary polling district list shows names like Mapleton Jefferson Aurelia and Van Buren. Partial figures include C.8 and 5 beside Jefferson, with scattered district identifiers. The readable text hints at a historical canvassing or redistricting record without complete context.
One Hit Victory for Gilliatt Secures Cascade Opener
Cascade baseball opens with a 6-1 win over Peosta as Cedar Rapids pitcher Steve Gilliatt tosses a one hit game. Glenn Walters collects three hits for Cascade, while Clete Schmitt leads Sherrill with three singles in the second game.
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Cascade
Sherrill
Peosta
Steve Gilliatt
Cedar Rapids
Glenn Walters
Clete Schmitt
Petase
Ars Seber
Gillan
Schmitt
J. Schmitt
R Sno Oo
Siesar
Andresen
Shai
Former Iowan Dies In Stock Car Crash
Ivan Tokle formerly of Milford Iowa died from injuries after his car hit the wall and broke apart during the B feature at Fairmont speedway in Minnesota.
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Fairmont, Minn
Ivan Tokle
Milford
Iowa
Fairmont Speedway
Hall of Fame nominee Shonka tied to Nebraska football legacy
The article notes the demination of Howard Shonka for the College Football Hall of Fame. His widow Mrs. Shonka and daughter Barbara, formerly a Gazette society editor, are named as readers of his storied past as an all American tackle at Nebraska in 1911 and 1912. Shonka grew up in Abbie Nebraska and will be considered alongside other nominees this year.
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Mississippi River
Cedar Rapids
Shonka
Fourth Avenue
Barbara
Gazette Society
Robert Mason
Memorial Drive
Nebraska
Abbie
Neb
Hall of Fame
Dolphins Sign Kocourek As Three Players Retire
In St. Petersburg Florida the Miami Dolphins of the AFL signed tight end Dave Kocourek on Monday while announcing the retirement of three veterans. Joe Thomas said Mel Branch defensive end Jack Spikes fullback and Howard Simpson defensive tackle retired without reasons given.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Miami Dolphins
Dave Kocourek
Joe Thomas
Mel Branch
Kansas City
Jack Spikes
Houston
Howard Simpson
Buffalo
Boxing results mixed with scattered international bouts
The report lists several fighters and outcomes across cities including Tokyo New Orleans and San Jose. Names such as Menry Acide Phillip Pitts and Tetsuye Yamasami appear with 117 114 or 1 draws. Other entries mention Jerry Felle Colin Fraser and Frankie Crawford with varying weights and locales.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Menry Acide
Philiippitts
Tetsuye Yamasami
Japan
Drew
Orleans
Jerry Felleini
Colin Fraser
Toronto
San Jose
Calif
Baby
Make Housecleaning Profitable Order a Want Ad
A compact classified note urges readers to place a want ad to boost cleaning business. Contact line 362 1121 appears for booking.
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S. E
Pattt Moelrudge
VA Vechtem
Cen & Chew
Mike Curran
Andy Feelling
Curran
Butters Construction
Independents
Cleveland
Hanford Post
West Side
Civic
UPI
Snook
Gary Snook
St. Louis Cardinals
Lake Forest
Ill
Charlie Johnson
Jim Hart
Southern
Buddy Humphrey
Baylor
Terry Nossinger
Johnson
Astros
Claude
By Murray Chass
NEW York
Claude Raymond
Houston Aslro
Mets
Center Point Road
Ween and Decker, Rothrock and Ass
Reitlinger
Hardin
Peterson
Kansas City Chiefs
Faraw
Ave
3Rd Ave
Morris
General Motors
GE Sure
Bervice
Bapeeal Peresipe Patent
Per’ F Egdyville
van Buren
É. Pella
Mapleton C
Jefferson
Aurelia
Tes Arn
Tom Donovan
Bothead
Gilliatt
Cascade Tourney
Eee Mohgay
P Sherrill
Mitkardaville
Teseey Farley
Maly Cross
Pleasantville
Welch & Donovan
ST. Paul Insurance Companies
Red Peppers
Baltimore
Hank Bauer
St. Louis
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Reds
Frank
Ono
Sid Hartman
Minneapolis
Kocourek
Copenhagen
Coster
United States Tobacco Company
GMC
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