Tigers Take Over First In Coon Valley League
Tigers climb to first in the Coon Valley Conference by crushing Manning 11 to 1 in five innings at Jar man field. Fireballer Dave Lane tossed a one hitter for his fourth win of the season as the Tigers batted strongly with hits from Hall Courtney Hunerdosse and Lane. Manning scored in the second to avoid a shutout but Lane walked few and the defense limited further Bulldogs scoring before Guthrie's team finished with seven runs in the fourth. The Tigers’ bats stayed hot with multiple players posting three-hit games as Lane and Hunerdosse both went 2 for 2 and Hall added two more safeties. Next, Guthrie hosts Extra before a rematch with Manning.
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Bob Olesons Guthne
Tigers
Coon Valles
Manning
Jarman Field
Dave Lane
Tiger
Rand
Schmeier
Lane
Bulldog
Botheams
Bulldogs
Steve Hunerdossen
Stariing
Don Rowedder
Brill McCarty
Dave Rumelbart
Hall
Ora Sorensen
Courtneys
Hunerdosse
Guthrie
Pee Wees Dominate as Guthrie Center No-Hits Linden
Guthrie Center shines with a 18-1 win over Linden marked by a no hitter from Terry Barrett and two-hit games from Barrett and Rick Gilson. David Wolfe adds two singles in the fourth as Guthrie erupts for twelve runs on seven hits. Linden's lone tally came in the third on a walk and two wild pitches as Guthrie leads 6-1. Second team Guthrie Center defeats Linden 13-10 with Bruce Fogleson doubles and Derry Hick contributing a two-base hit. Starting pitcher Rick Bailes secures win with help from Mike Andresen in the fourth. Younger pee wees improve to 3-2.
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Terry Barrett
Guthrie
Linden
Tatters
David Wolfe
Barrett
Rick Gilson
Tiger Pee Wees
Guthrie Center
Bruce Fogleson
Guthre
Derry Hick
Rick Bailes
Mike Andresen
Pee Wees
Yale Area News Birthday dinner and visits in Yale area
Mr and Mrs Richard Derry of Waln Oregon were visitors in the home of Mrs Ce ci Derry Thursday of last week. A birthday dinner was held Sunday at Springbrook park in honor of Mrs Cecil Derry and her sister Mrs Mary Deardorff of Guthne Center. Those present included Mr and Mrs Lester Marchant of Cumberland and Mr and Mrs Neal Deardorff and family of Yale, Mr and Mrs Ronald Gibbons and family of Ogden visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Orlow Holbrook, group enjoyed picnic dinner at Lake Panorama. Mr and Mrs Gill Henrys and Jimmie of Urbandale were weekend visitors.
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Richard Derry
Waln
Oregon
Ceci Derry
Springbrook Park
Cecil Derry
Mary Deardorff
Guthne Center
Ihose
Lester Marchant
Cumberland
Neal Deardorff
Yale
Ronald Gibbons
Ogden
Orlow Holbrook
Lake Panorama
Gill Henrys
Jimmie of
Urbandale
Mary Calvert
Bavard
Kenneth Calvert
Outhrie Center
Cecil Deris
Darrell Bowers
Coon Rapids
Communities Celebrate Birthdays and Visits Across Iowa
Friday visitors included Mr and Mrs Je W Hemphill and Mr and Mrs John Clouse of Papora at Mrs Edna Laline’s home. Dieter guests and weekend visits extended to Des Moines Jefferson Urbandale and Yale areas as relatives gathered for birthdays silver anniversaries and social gatherings.
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Hone
Henry
Hemphill
John Clouse
Papora
Edna Laline
Floyd Coe
Bagless
Guess Mondas
Arch Middleton
Vera Capehart
Glenn Capehart
Des Moines
Judy Fiscus
Jefferson
Albert
Fiscus
Dean Minor
Kenmy
Ankens
Donald Meleveh
Jamaica Area News Sprig flower show highlights Beauty of Spring
The Nature Class Garden Chrk of Jamaica held its annual sprig flower show titled The Beauty of Spring in the Jamaica Community building on June 9. Edna Wallace judged flowers, Blanche Schulze chaired, and 52 artistic arrangements plus many potted plants and perennials were entered. Winners included Kelly Van Gundy in the junior division, Blanche Schulze in artistic division, and Zella Van Gundy for Honor Merit and Sweepstakes in house plants. Mrs Wallace did oral judging, followed by tea. guests registered from Eagles Cedar Falls Jefferson Scranton Hern don Rippey Greenfield and beyond.
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Chrk
Jamaica
Subscription stamp warns expiry if [7] on page one
Notice indicates that a subscription stamped with [7] on page one means the paper expires that month and will be stopped in August 1972 unless renewed. It cautions readers to check the date and renew to continue receipt.
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Adust
Notable City Softball Games At Fairgrounds Start Time Fourth Forty Five
The city softball schedule lists all games beginning at 4 45 at the fairgrounds with home and visitor teams. References to Trine and other entities appear in fragmented OCR text alongside erratic dates and names.
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Fairgrounds
Trine
Pave Power
Taurens
Julies
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United Super Save
Nandesanter Ins. L
United Telephone Co
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Iowa Electric Tague Sinclair Shoe Box Wardrobe Cleaners
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Raepiers and
VRS
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Yale Area News
Guthrie Cester
Guthrise
Cordhiy
Paul McClatches
Ed Sienkiewicz
Dean Allen
Allen
Evelyn O'Connell
Bayles
Bertha Slininger
Mars Pittman
Winnie Coon
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Rose McClatches
Joyce Hanysh
Marie Tasler
Faith McKay
Ruch Caskey
Hattie Albarn
Viola Small
Wayne Hodges
Betty Cox
Cox
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