Yankees Team Members List and Reds Pee Wee Roster
The article itemizes the Yankees lineup with front row Mike Stoneking and backs including Jon Hogan Mike Martinsen Steve Patten Randy Hawker Mark Hearn Dennis Owen Duaine Hunt Merlyn Brown Mark Gabriel Butch Hoag Eden Jim Gadient Ken Bohlken Bill Haag. It also lists the Reds Pee Wee squad with front row Bob Clement Ricky Buckner John Hines Lee Liebold Bruce Tjaden Dave Reding and back row Steve Eldrenkamp Carl Keating Terry Weber Terry Hinrichs Jerry Oney Jim Siebels Jim Cubit.
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Yankees
Mike Stoneking
Jon Hogan
Mike Martinsen
Steve Patten
Randy Doug Hawker
Mark Hearn
Dennis Owen
Duaine Hunt
Merlyn Brown
Mark Gabriel
Butch Hoag
Eden
Jim Gadient
Ken Bohlken
Bill Haag
Reds Pee Wee League
Bob Clement
Ricky Buckner
John Hines
Lee Liebold
Bruce Tjaden
Dave Reding
Steve Eldrenkamp
Carl Keating
Terry Weber
Terry Hinrichs
Jerry Oney
Jim Siebels
Jim Cubit
Monticello Cubs members pose for 1965 team photo
A Monticello Cubs group portrait lists front row players Tom Carlson Ron Long Gord Westhoff John Ferring batboy Bob Hines Mike Lambert Lanny Van Eman and others with Paul Sullivan absent as manager. The piece also notes four 1965 Big Fish records set in Iowa including Dick Johnson and Howard Clark entries and other catches across several species.
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Monticello Cubs
Tom Carlson
Ron Long
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Dick Johnson
Red Oak
Howard Clark
Bedford
Harry Schenll
Terris
Frank Martin
Marshalltown
Vern Boerner
Odeholt
George Tuttle
Omaha
Walter Thompson
Spirit Lake
Guy Waalk
McGregor
Lions Win Thirteen Inning Thriller Over Anamosa Electric
The Monticello Lions defeat first-place Anamosa Electric 5-3 in 13 innings. Ponder earned the win, Kula took the loss as the game remained tied at 3-3 after seven innings before Monticello scored two runs in the 13th.
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Lions
Anamosa Electric
von Voltenburg
Muller
Monticello Junior Golf Tourney Opens July 13
The Monticello Junior golf tourna ment will start next Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the golf course. Eligible players include high school students who are golf club members and non seniors may join the junior tourney. Backs up by local recreation coach Dean Nelson.
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Monticello
Dean Nelson
Nelson
Beckett Wins Feature at Air View Holiday Race
Lenny Beckett of Anamosa captured the feature at Air View Speedway on Monday night July 5 after winning the second heat and the B semi main. Fred Horn Iowa City finished second in the feature with Shorty Thomas Anamosa third and Wrendon Fall Olin fourth. The program also saw trophy clashes and multiple heat winners throughout a crowded holiday program.
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Air View Speedway
Lenny Beckett
Anamosa
Beckett
Fred Horn
Iowa City
Shorty Thomas
Larry Sheldon
Clarence
Wrendon Fall
Olin
Chuck Luckemeyer
Tipton
Luckemeyer
Dick Steiner
Monticello
Tom Schuster
Pat Lyons
Cascade
al Iben
Ron Loftsgard
Elgin
Pat Blake
Virgil Offerman
Don Prymek
Vern Novak
Cedar Rapids
Air View
Mel Morris
West Liberty
Walt Carey
West Branch
George Eastburn
John DeKlotz
Shellsburg
Walt Carney
Marlin Laetare
Bob Ahlrich
John DeKletz
Cubs Bow in First Round at Worthington
Balltown defeated Monticello 2 0 in the Worthington tournament first round. Ron Wood pitched a two hitter striking out 14 to earn the win, with Mike Hall taking the loss and Gord Westhoff also singled for Monticello.
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Cubs
Worthington
Monticello Cubs
Balltown
Ron Wood
Mike Hall
Gord Westhoff
Hall
Fourth of July celebration at Olin marks community event
Clear skies drew a large crowd to the Olin school grounds for the Fourth of July festivities starting at 1:30 p.m. A Little League game opened the day, with the Mets defeating the Cubs 15 to 5. An 8 p.m. band concert featured director John Bernatz, welcome by Bob Timmons, and an organ interlude presented by Master of Ceremonies Bud Hosington.
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Olin
Mets
Cubs
John Bernatz
Bob Timmons
Bud Hosington
Giants and Reds Tie For Pee Wee Lead
In Pee Wee league play the Giants and Reds each hold four wins and one loss after the Dodgers beat the Reds 9-6 and the Dodgers then routed the Yankees 23-3. A July 4 special at the park saw the Giants beat the Reds 10-4 in an All-Star game with performances by the Fall Brothers and Wapste Hillbillies.
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Dodgers
Reds
Yankees
Giants
Park
Jones county forms civil defense board of good standing
The Jones county Board of Supervisors appointed a civil defense board with Harlan Cozart May or of Olin Henry Furino mayor of Anamosa Everett Mayberry chair of the Board and Sheriff Ralph Albaugh. They accepted the resignation of F L Fulwider Ana mosa as county civil defense director. Also approved quarterly reports from Sheriff Albaugh Clerk Glenn Brokaw Recorder Bess Sherman Auditor Helen Murrary and Monticello justice M E McCrabb with various fees and tax redemptions noted. Vernon Construction Joyce Lumber Gray Lumber and Olin Consolidated school aided the effort.
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Jones County
Board of Supervisors
Harlan Cozart
Olin
Henry Furino
Anamosa
Everett Mayberry
Ralph Albaugh
F. L. Fulwider
Glenn Brokaw
Bess Sherman
Helen Murrary
M. E. McCrabb
Monticello
More Sports News and Photos in the Express
A brief note announces expanded sports coverage in the Express with additional game reports and feature photos, inviting readers to check the sports section for details and highlights.
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Don Zirtzman
Jack Weiland
Rick Westhoff
Duck Huber
Paul Sullivan
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Fall Bros
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Randy
Mike
Commediene Red
Sandy” Kline
Wapste Hillbillies
John Holmes
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American Legion
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Olin Volunteer Fire Department
Civil Defense Board
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