Orioles Return Home To Aloha Of Fans After Win
Baltimore fans greeted the Orioles with an early Friday home arrival after victories over the Dodgers in the first two games of the 1966 World Series. Mayor McKeldin greeted Hank Bauer on the tarmac as 2,000 cheering fans lined the runway. A parade was planned for 7:15 p.m. featuring majorettes drum corps and a Calliope.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Theodore R. McKeldin
Hank Bauer
McKeldin
Bauer
K-9 Corps
Orioles
Jefferson Ranks 2nd in Nation Among Rushers
NEW YORK AP Five Iowa players led national small college football stats. Luther College star Jim Jefferson ranked second in rushing with 472 yards on 76 carries. Central College’s Dennis Descoteau followed with 459 yards on 85 attempts. Upper Iowa’s Bob Sanger was fifth with 425 yards on 77 carries. Drake’s Manley Sarnowsky was second in pass receptions with 29 for 382 yards and two TDs. Buena Vista’s John Peterson tied for sixth with six touchdowns.
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NEW York
Iowa
Jim Jefferson
Luther College
Dennis Descoteau
Central College
Bob Sanger
Upper Iowa
Drake University
Manley Sarnowsky
John Peterson
Buena Vista College
Oilers may be sold if price proves attractive
Houston Oilers owner K. S. Bud Adams said he would consider selling the AFL franchise if a attractive bid emerged. He stressed he is not in a selling mood and noted talks with Houston oilman John Mecom Jr are only in early stages, possible meetings planned later this week or next.
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Houston
Houston Oilers
K. S.bud
Berres Will Stay as White Sox Instructor
Chicago White Sox pitching coach Ray Berres announced he will remain with the team as instructor for their minor league clubs. The longtime coach first joined in 1949 and will continue shaping pitchers in the organization.
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White Sox
Chicago
Ray Berres
Chicago White Sox
The
Masters Bowlers Lead With High Games and Series
Clark Kaiser tops the day with a 236 game and 665 series in the Masters. Beryl Jones captures both girls’ titles with a 237 game and 598 total. John Usher posts a 245 game and 665 series for Parlor City Keglers while Dave Vance adds a 240 game and 655 series. Edith Rocarek 227 leads the women’s score set with 227.
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Lark Kaiser
Beryl Jones
John Usher
Parlor City
Dave Vance
Dean Becker
Edith Rocarek
Pat Zimmerman
Joan McCord
Doris Simpson
Percy Lawrence
Dot Harrelson
Ellen Emanuel
Bill Baker
Clark Kaiser
Harry Edwards
Roy Lauvb
Don Giltrap
Jack Bowray
Jim Butler
del Cline
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Don McDowell
Dick Reggentin
B. Garrett
Glen Svoboda
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Roy Laub
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Minnie McQuiston
LaVonne Morey
Bea Deetz
Carol Carbee
Marge Jordan
Salome Douglas
Pat Lagerquist
LeVonne Chomnes
Janie Simkavitz
Dorothy Moore
Bonnie Brannan
Elaine Eddins
Lara Milligan
Jubilee Masters
Archway Cookies
DeWoody Co
Dar Ost Giltrap
Ken Borshel & Sons Excar
Lelend Burns
Katcher Lawn Care
12Th St. Feed & Repair
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Anna Lippert
Jubillettes
Me & Lee Lounge
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Dick Root
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Nicklaus and Player Advance To World Match Play Final
Jack Nicklaus defeated Bill Casper 2 and 1 to reach the final against Gary Player in the World Match Play. Player eliminated Arnold Palmer 2 and 1 as the 36-hole event moves to Wentworth for the $14 000 first prize. Nicklaus led 6 up after 18 holes, then narrowed the margin in the afternoon. Palmer and Player opened with 68s in the morning.
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Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
South Africa
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Wentworth West
London
Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Prairie Routs LaSalle Sophs in 25 0 Victory
Prairie fresh soph football crushed LaSalle 25 to 0 with two touchdowns by John Cowan and two by John Oakley. scoring details show Cowan 25 and 20 yards and Oakley 6 and 42 yards.
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John Cowan
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Marshalltown Team Trails by Eighteen Strokes in Pro-Am Four-Ball
At Gleneagles Scotland on Thursday the Marshalltown Iowa team sits 18 strokes behind the leaders after the third day of the professional amateur four ball foursomes handicap event. The Jamaica team leads with 175.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Jamaica
Monticello Youth Is Charged After Crash
Robert Kintzle aged 15 of Monticello was charged with failure to yield after a sideswipe on Upper Prairieburg road six miles west of Monticello. His car collided with a second vehicle driven by Ella Hayes, 65, at a hill crest in front of the Carl Mueller farm. No injuries were reported. Kintzle was with his mother and held a learner's permit.
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Robert Kintzle
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Prairieburg Road
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Drabowsky Injured by Coffee Spill in Hotel
Moe Drabowsky, star pitcher for Baltimore, was doused with hot coffee and suffered superficial burns on his left arm at a Los Angeles hotel. Trainer Eddie Weidner treated him and he was declared fit for bullpen duty. The spill occurred when a waiter delivering room service bumped into an elevator door while serving Charley Lau and Woodie Held.
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Eddie Weidner
Charley Lau
Woodie Held
Georgia Tech Faces Vols In Top Test
Georgia Tech, 9th ranked and unbeaten, meets No. 8 Tennessee in a nationally televised game on ABC at 2 30 p m The Yellow Jackets have piled most of their points in the second half while Tennessee boosted second half scoring in recent wins over Auburn and Rice.
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Sul Ross Leads NAIA Football Poll As No. 1 Team
Sul Ross State College Alpine Texas sits atop the first NAIA football poll of the season with an unbeaten 4-0 record and a 20 game regular season winning streak. Concordia Minnesota ranks No. 2 three points back, with Hillsdale Lenoir Rhyne Whitewater New Mexico Highlands Eastern Washington Ottawa Stephen F. Austin and William Jewell also in the top 10. The NAIA Champion Bowl is set for December 10 at Tulsa Skelly Stadium.
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Wis
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Kan
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William Jewell
Tulsa
Skelly Stadium
Hornsby and Williams Each Win Two Triple Crowns
New York report notes Rogers Hornsby and Ted Williams are the only players to win baseballs Triple Crown more than once. Hornsby claimed 1922 and 1925 while Williams did so in 1942 and 1947.
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UPI
Rogers Hornsby
Ted Williams
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Hurricane Appellation Debate With Mrs Robb
In a candid interview Inez Robb of The Daily Sentinel denounces the practice of naming hurricanes after women. She suggests male names to curb perceived misogyny and warns of libel suits over defamatory labeling.
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Congress Delays Merger Legislation Between Leagues
Washington AP report says the American and National Football leagues will press Congress next Tuesday for merger approval. If no action occurs, NFL Commissioner Rozelle warns he may urge team presidents to cancel plans. Subcommittee debate stalls as House delays and Senate bill awaits action.
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Probate notices risk of will contests and probate actions
Probate No 32772 in Linn County Iowa districts lists the will of Mary R Malik proven September 13 1966 with Rosemary Malik as executor and sets one year to contest and six months to file claims from the second publication. A second probate notice for J Henry Strickling deceased records April 11 1961 will and Herbert L Killian as executor with the second publication dated October 14 1966.
Notice of Forfeiture of Real Estate Contract in Cedar Rapids
Notice to Grover F Jones contract purchaser that the September 5 1963 contract by Paul J Kelty Marie M Kelty vendors and Grover F Jones Darlene E Jones purchasers for East 20 feet of front or South 70 feet of Lot 4 and West 20 feet of front or South 70 feet of Lot 5 Block 1 Grande Avenue Place Cedar Rapids Iowa is forfeited for nonpayment and tax failures. Default must be cured within 30 days after October 21 1966 plus costs of service. Beatrice Olver King Charles E King successors and Edgar L King attorney.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Charles E. King
Edgar L. King
Dows Building
Hearing on proposed club house contract for Squaw Creek Golf Course
Notice states a hearing at 9:00 a.m. October 19, 1966 in Cedar Rapids Iowa City Hall Council Chambers on plans specifications and contract form for constructing a club house at Squaw Creek Golf Course with estimated cost 000.00. Citizens may file objections and be heard. Harold G. Schaefer City Clerk. The Cedar Rapids Gazette October 7 1966.
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Iowa
Ity
Squaw Creek
Harold G. Schaefer
Probate Notice for Arthur P Rankin Estate
In the district court the last will of Arthur P Rankin dated May 28 1966 was admitted to probate on October 4 1966 Beverly L Ruth appointed executor. The will may be set aside by those entitled to file within the time specified.
Abandoned Vehicles Sold By Linn County Sheriff Notice
State of Iowa advertises public sale of abandoned motor vehicles on October 22 at Kyle Mills Storage in Cedar Rapids. Vehicles listed include 196 CHEV IMPALA, 1953 CHEV, 1961 DODGE, 1960 DODGE, 1951 FORD, 1957 FORD, 1958 FORD, 1955 OLDS, 1960 PLYMOUTH VALIANT, and others with motor numbers noted. Sheriff Walter H. Grant and Deputy Sgt. David R. Webster prepare the sale by public notice dated October 14, 1966.
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Cedar Rapids Ad bids for Squaw Creek Club House
City of Cedar Rapids invites sealed bids for construction of a club house at Squaw Creek Golf Course. Bids due Oct 19 1966 at 9 am, opened in City Hall. Certified check 10 percent, surety bond required, Iowa preference applied, bids may be rejected.
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Notice of Will Appointment Executor and Creditors
Probate in Iowa District Court admits the will of Fannie Reed and names Raymond F. Reed as executor. Creditors must file claims within one year after second publication. Attorney Warren C. Ackley represents the executor. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Date of second publication October 7, 1966.
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Cedar Rapids
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Will and Notice in Linn County Iowa Estate of Minnie Kraus
Notice a vie of will and appointment of executor in the matter of Minnie Kraus deceased. Hearing date was August 24 1964 and the will admitted. Evelon Executor of Cedar Rapids Iowa requests creditors and debtors to file or pay within six months from second publication. court actions must be brought within one year.
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