Columbia Drops Two Games
Columbia American Legion was defeated by the North Side Yanks 9 to 3 as Mathews allowed 10 hits and eight runs in two innings. Meyers pitched all the way for the Yanks, while Sheehan, Savini, and others supplied multiple hits for a nine run, 13 hit, no error win. The following day Columbia lost 4 to 3 to Lebanon as Roessler took the loss after allowing 11 hits. Nelson Mathews and Butch Hebel led Columbia with two hits apiece while Lebanon’s Norman earned the win. Next week Columbia plays at Waterloo in league play.
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Columbia American Legion
Yanks
Ralph Mathews
Columbia
Meyer
Mathews
Gould
Devonport
Sheehan
Savini
Vivano
Gianfrancisco
Medlock
Smith
Stechmesser
Hebel
N. Mathews
R. Mathews
Roessler
Andrea
Lebanon
Bob Roessler
Scheppe
Norman
McAllister
Hopfinger
Trimble
Nelson Mathews
Butch Hebel
H. Mathews
Davenport
Nursing Home News Update From New Hanover Activities Week
The Zear's United Church of Christ of New Hanover sent cookies to residents. W F W Post of Dupo Illinois donated 250 and 300 pounds of pork sausage. Church groups from SS Peter and Paul Waterloo led Monday bowling and Wednesday folk games. The week featured a discussion program Lets Talk Lets Listen with several volunteers. A spelling bee was held Thursday afternoon assisted by Mrs James.
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Albert Heyl
WJ. Zahnow
W.H. Kern
Harold Kloft
Harriet Horine
Wm. Stumpf
James
Satellites Split In Weeks Play Inconsistent Results
The Satellites lost 5-3 to Granite City Steel after a 3 run fourth inning on Saturday as Jay Parker earned the win with five hits allowed. Neil Kuehner, Larry Wolf, Skip Reyling and Ken Schmidt drove the runs. Parker added a run and Lawrence Osick also scored. Tuesday’s home clash vs Bella Rose of St. Louis is set for 8 p.m.
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Satellites
Granite City Steel
Jay Parker
Larry Wolf
Skip Reyling
Neil Kuehner
Ken Schmidt
Parker
Lawrence Osick
Ruma
Columbia
Carl Landgraf
Satellite Attack
Roma
Bella Rose
St. Louis
Coach Hood Resigns as Columbia High Basketball Coach
Harold Hood resigned as head basketball coach at Columbia High School after two years. He submitted his resignation to the Board of Education last week and will join West Frankfort as an assistant coach.
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Harold Hood
Columbia High School
Board of Education
Hood
West Frankfort
Mon-Clair League 1967 Schedule Highlights
The Mon-Clair League unveils its 1967 schedule with key matchups from June through August. Notable entries include an All Star Game July 2 at St Libory, and intercity clashes among E St Louis Waterloo Millstadt Valmeyer Columbia Lebanon Belleville O Fallon Tilden St Libory and Sparta marked open dates.
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Columbia
Waterloo
Falts
Valmeyer
Millstadt
E. St. Louis
Belleville
St. Libory
Tilden
O'Fallon
Lebanon
Mon-Clair
Greater County
Fults
Sparta
Waterloo churches hold Sunday and Thursday services
Price reports that Sunday School services were conducted at the First Baptist Church of Waterloo on Sunday morning while Pastor Otto Bassler led Thursday morning services at St. Paul United Church of Christ in Waterloo.
Golf League Results and Night League Standings
Golf results show Austin 143 over Kruse 152 with Schmitt 133 and Woodward 143 then Jahr 156 over Gallen 153 and Jahr 156 over Gallen. High honors go to Schmitt with net 133 and Woodward low gross 36. Jung low net 35. Wednesday standings list Leonard 140 and Lutz 146 with Touchette 143 and Bode 147 tied at 148. team leaders are Leonard 9, Lutz 8, Touchette 6, Sepp 5, Bode 4, Giffhorn 4. Thursday results have White 142 over Gericke 156 and Ludwig 138 over Trojan 163 with Koblitz 148 over Stoeppler 154. Ghent and Dressel postponed. Ludwig net 138, White low gross 38, Henrich low net 30. The Western Egyptian Economic Opportunity Council met June 14 1967 with President Vincent A. Birchler.
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Austin
Kruse
Schmitt
Gallen
Woodward
Jahr
Schmitt’s
N. Woodward
Jim Jung
Western Egyptian Economic Opportunity Council
Vincent A. Birchler
Chester
Alice Wolter
Sparta
Randolph County
Monroe
Randolph
Perry
Monroe County
DuQuoin
Tri-County
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Western Egyptian Economic Opportunity Office
Steeleville
Bells on Independence Day at Illinois Fairgrounds
The big bell at the Illinois Building will toll at 1 p.m. CDT on July 4 as Gov. Kerner proclaims bells and carillons in Illinois churches and schools to honor freedom. Edwin Akin coordinates the state observance with similar events nationwide.
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Illinois
Franklin Rust
Otto Kerner
Edwin B. Akin
Illinois Veterans Commission
Area Farmers And Stockmen Sell Stock On Terminal Market
National Stock Yards reports area sales by Sebolt Bros Harold Goeddel Rippelmeyer Stock Farm and others. Steers hogs and lambs sold at various weights prices from 16.50 to 25.50 per cwt with named buyers and quantities including 8 steers 973 lbs at 25.25 and 23 hogs 212 lbs at 23.00, plus several smaller lots and sows.
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St. Louis
Sebolt Bros
Alfred A. Altes
Elmer Haudrich
William Linneman
Henry A. Griebel
Harold Drake
John Faulkner
Cletus Gregson
Schafer Stock Farm
Earl Schewe
Grease Job Prevents Sore Feet In Vietnam
American troops report that silicone grease on feet and socks helps prevent warm-water-immersion foot in wet conditions. Investigators note the cause is unclear but painful foot callus swelling linked to wrinkled skin.
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Vietnam
The
American Medical Association
Likely severe sycamore anthracnose as leaves emerge
The forecast suggests daily temperatures around 50 to 55 degrees during the next two weeks as leaves begin to emerge, increasing the risk of severe sycamore anthracnose outbreaks for trees in affected areas.
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Illinois
Dan Neely
Illinois Natural History Survey
Strassenfest Permit and Traffic Changes Considered by City Council
City Council discussed restoring premises after the Strassenfest within a week if weather permits. A request to make East Legion Avenue a one way eastbound street was referred to the Street Committee. Officials were urged to back House bills 2140 and 2147 on Home Rule in Motor Fuel Tax Administration. A letter was to be sent about a non compliant produce market at SI Route 3 and By-Pass 50, raising public health concerns. The meeting adjourned at 10 55 P M.
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Strassenfest
First National Bank
East Legion Ave
Main St
Metter Ave
St. Committee
Otto Kerner
John G. Gilbert
William J. Conger
James D. Holloway
Jefferson Barracks Bridge
State of Illinois
Department of Public Health
Division of Foods and Dairies
Board of County Commissioners
County Plan Commission
John T. Lemon
Dept. of Health
Sparta
Illinois
Niemann Completes Training at Fort Lewis Honors Perfect Test Score
Pvt. Leslie Niemann, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Niemann of Waterloo, completed an eight week Advanced Infantry and small weapons course at Fort Lewis Washington. He ranked in the 348th Replacement Regiment and earned a perfect 500 on a physical test. After a two week furlough he reported to Fort Hood Texas on June 5 and joined the 2nd Armored Division. His address is Pvt Leslie Niemann US 56585213 Co B 2nd Bn 50th Infantry 2nd Armored Division Fort Hood Texas 76546.
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Leslie Niemann
Harry Niemann
Waterloo
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Pvt
Nieman
Ft. Hood
Texas
2Nd Armored
U.S
50Th Infantry
Ft. Hood, Texas
Late Rally Softens Hog and Livestock Decline Prices
Cautious buying trimmed week’s livestock trade with lower hog and cattle quotes. Salable cattle calves hogs and sheep about 47 000 head versus a week and year ago. Hog losses nearly erased by a late rally with barrows and gilts generally steady to 25 cents lower and Friday’s top at 23 25 per cwt.
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St. Louis
Live Stock Marketing Association
Choice
Navy Opens Seabees Petty Officer Ranks to Civilians
The Navy reactivates the Direct Procurement of Petty Officers program in the Seabees marking the 25th year of the Construction Battalion Program. Civilians under 40 with recent building trades work can join for a 30 month tour and immediate advancement to Petty Officer. Details are at the Navy Recruiting Station in Belleville.
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U.S. Navy
Navy
Navy Department
Belleville
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