Betty Meyer Places Fourth in State Bowling Singles
Betty Meyer of Fort Dodge finished fourth in the singles while Lorraine Nehls of Osage moved to fourth in all events as the Iowa state women's bowling tournament concluded a Cedar Rapids weekend. Leaders across classes include Vera Krull Grundy Center 626 and Mildred Smith Boone 616 in singles with numerous lower class shifts shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Meyer
Fort Dodge
Lorraine Nehls
Osage
Cedar Rapids
Vera Krull
Grundy Center
Mildred Smith
Boone
Marie Swale
West Union
Ruby Godfredson
Mason City
Ruby McKenzie
Waverly
Maxine Sandahi
Fern Markert
C.r.i
Penny’ Peer
Son
Davenpo
Arayth Yoder
Eagle Grove
Jackie Harrington
Waterloo
Mae Baker
Des Moines
Lois'asterly
Davenport
Noodackie Bray
Pauline Lorca
Perry
Geraldine Gaffney
Bonnie Shultz
Ity
Bea Kelly
Clarinda
Ilse Reay
Viola Petersen
Clinton
Mary Tate
Sharon McPherson
Clarion
Lass A
Joanne Chapman
Sioux City
Martha Conway
Cedar_ Rapids
Dorothy Durkin
Lorraine_ Nehis
Stevie Ferguson
Lorena Wilcox
Olive Mitchell
Sumner
Betty Buck
Daven Port
Charlotte Shafar
Ardyth Yoder
Fonda Brodsack
Oskaloosa
Elias Nichols
Burlington
Kena Knight
Lake City
Marie Mithson
Ardyce Stooes
Val Uetzmann
Delores Paulline
Betty Rockwell
Clintons
Sue
Meg
Dubuque
Millie Smith
Iowa
Notable Iowa Voter List From Clarinda to Dubuque
Class E notes include 1,274 Ben Kelly Clarinda. 249 Ise Reny Clarinda. 1,240 Mary Tate Clinton. 1,232 Delphine Bogue Marshalltown. 1,228 Mary Anne Spahn Dubuque. 1,226 Helen Schmitt C. R. Reflects a scanned roster of residents with numeric identifiers across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Kelly
Clarinda
Ise Reny
Mary Tate
Clinton
Delphine Bogue
Marshalltown
Mary Anne Spahn
Dubuque
Helen Schmitt
C. R
A J Foyt Captures Langhorne Stock Race
A J Foyt of Houston won the 150 mile national late model stock car race at Langhorne speedway, averaging 88.911 mph to finish in 1 hour 41 minutes 13.47 seconds. He broke the previous speed record of 85.850 mph set by Fireball Roberts in 1957 at Daytona Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langhorne, Pa
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Langhorne Speedway
Foyt
Fireball Roberts
Daytona Beach
Fla
Figure Skating Chooses Cleveland for Nationals Trials
The U S Figure Skating Association awarded the national championships and Olympic trials schedule to Cleveland, set for January 8 to 11, with decision announced Sunday in Rockton.
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Rockton, Ir
U. S. Figure Skating Association
Cleveland
Iowa football depth to be tested by spring drills
The article notes potential position switches as Iowa eyes unseating Co Captain Wally Hilgenberg and Mike Reilly. Freshman Gary Simpson and several juniors could push into fullback and halfback roles, with quarterback depth a concern if Gary Snook struggles academically and football staff evaluates running backs and linemen for versatility this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Hilgenberg
Mike Reilly
Iowa
Gary Simpson
Newton
Burns
Hawks
Hawkman
Snook
Iowa City
Gary Snook
Bob Wallace
Jay Roberts
Cliff Wilder
Oklahoma
Former pitcher Chine Stodola throws perfect first pitch
Gazette photo by John McIvor notes Chine Stodola, longtime park employee and former pitcher, threw the first pitch in delayed opening ceremonies. Marlin Peterson sang the National Anthem and the Cedar Rapids Cadets drum and bugle corps performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
John McIvor
CHINE
Chine Stodola
Marlin Peterson
Cedar Rapids Cadets
Raiders Slide to Win on Sprusansky Homer
The Raiders staged a season best homer in the second frames with Don Sprusansky sending one over the wall. His later misplay on a sharp grounder clipped his ankle and nearly left him sidelined as Cedar Rapids trailed.
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Homer
Don Sprusansky
Clinton Raiders Fall Short In Wild Inning Chaos
Clinton's defense plagued by errors as Clinton catcher Al Isquierdo was ejected for arguing a called second strike. Steve Selsky scored on an infield fly ruled sac fly, and Denny Norman finished the at bat after the delay. Ryba eyed Dick Butler for Monday's game at Clinton with two games in Clinton and two in Burlington before a Memorial Park rematch with Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Isquierdo
Clinton
Ken Littleton
Denny Norman
Denny
Ryba
Dick Butler
Raiders
Burlington
Dubuque
Memorial Ball Park
Softballay drives in two as Fleck’s plates two in sixth
Ron Findley walked to lead off the inning and advanced to third on a Caviness sacrifice before scoring on Havlik’s sacrifice fly. Fleck’s tallies came in the sixth on Keith Flockhart’s walk and Bob Michael’s homerun misplayed by Robinson’s Rochotske.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Findley
Jim Caviness
Doug Havlik
Fleck
Keith Flockhart
Bob Michael
Robinson
Roger Rochotske
Twins Option Banks to Dallas Fort Worth
The Minnesota Twins optioned utility man George Banks to Dallas Fort Worth on Sunday night. His roster spot will be filled by rookie Way Ward, purchased Sunday from Dallas Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
George Banks
Dallas-Fort Worth
Pacific Coast
Banks
Way Ward
Twins
Split second rally slows in late inning
Fleck faced a scare as he slipped while trying to recover. In the fourth, Lou Dvordk opened with a double and moved to third on a passed ball with no outs. Thenhaus recorded a pop up and struck out the last two batters to end the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleck
Lou Dvordk
Pheasant and Small Game Seasons Set by Commission
The Iowa conservation commission announced tentative start dates for hunting seasons. Pheasants and Hungarian partridge open November 9, quail on November 2, and squirrel and rabbit season begins September 14. The dates allow hunters to plan vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
Seasons on Deer and Waterfowl To Be Announced Later
Officials indicated that the hunting seasons for deer and waterfowl will be announced at a future date. No specific dates or limits were provided in the brief notice.
Fragmentary score notes from obscure game
Unclear OCR fragment cites team names and scores with damaged text. It mentions Jacksonville and a small percentage reference, but no coherent event, date, or full participant details are readable for a full summary.
Eastern League web in a field ting on 10
The brief notes a field ting in the Eastern League web on the 10th. Officials, teams, and venue are unnamed in the readable text, leaving the main item as a forthcoming league event with uncertain details.
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Wai Read
Kathryn Espinosa
Wilma
Shoney Edgerton
Manning
Sandra Frese
Jose Oehlerich
Colleen Soper
Virginia Svoboda
Bernice Boumhover
Emma_ Parkins
Mavis van Ahn
Lena Knight
Wake City
Wen Ggnere Heimer
Hazel Heimer
Cres
Bonnie Olinger
Pal Lee
Marvel Fehseke
Edyth Malson
Velma Scull
Jasper Counci
LaRve Dannison
Mary Smithson
LASSA
Anderson Bowl
Council
Cataldo’s Furniture
Broadway Rowl
Council Bluffs
Mason City Laundry
Seefeldt’s Auto Sales
Foecking
Texaco
Dave
Perrin Fur Farm
Cherokee
Benner’s
Puriinetens
Ohlerich’s Plumbing
DeWitt
Beechout Hardware
Tetad Dodge
Northwest Turner
Davypeart
Mae Farmer
C Lass
Kcrn Radio
Grinnell
de Perron
Culligan
Elkspears
Ottumwa
Darlene’s
Clin
Friendly Five
Fort Madison
Klinger Paint
Sil Bielg
Clover Farm
First National
Lutheran Mutual No. 3
Carl Franks
Barbara Farr
Shirley Nott
Iowa Falls
Copenhagen
Frage
Lonnie Rogers
Bobby Grier
Bob LeZotte
Paul Krause
Bob Sherman
Dick Dougherty
Simpson
Gino
3Rd St. SE
Life Insurance Health Insurance Group Insurance Annuities
R. K
Dick” Bauder
New York Life Ins. Co
Ins
2Nd Ave
Firestone
Tolnteas
Teleesope T
Renee
Firestone Stores
Second Avenue and
Tenth Street SE
Atlenta
Ays Nana
Sfombus
Jacksonville
Gonsas
Ayehrnan
Austin
Rusco Window CO
Voie
aTie
niZaa
Lady Sunbeam
Vista
Appliance Company
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
S.E
Yid Ey
Piter Evercaent
Robert E. Mason
Guaranty
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