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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1967
Page
13
Warren Roberts teaches beginners at the Little Bear pool using flutter boards to practice kicking and breathing. Aids include a flotation aid and Jin.
Sponsors of the 1967 Master Corn Growers contest in Delaware county set July 28 as the deadline for entries. Any Delaware county farmer growing at least 10 acres of corn in one field is eligible. Entries must be made by the farmer through the local organizing group. In Hopkinton area send entries to Roman Welter, chairman of the Master Corn Growers project from the Hopkinton Lions Club.
State Conservation Commission reports ongoing censuses show breeding quail stocks above 1966 levels. Increased adult birds and more crowing cock birds on census routes support the finding. Flooding in June may affect fall numbers, though officials say quail will brood through late September with peaks into August.
The annual Old Timers-Cubs E baseball game in Monticello, sponsored by the Greater Monticello Committee, is set for Sunday July 16 at 8 p.m. Admission is free and a large crowd is expected. The Old Timers seek revenge after last year’s defeat as George Hines notes the team will be in peak condition with players like George Nieters and John Hines training hard.
Jack Schmidt and Don Recker lead a veteran Old Timers lineup including George Nieters Jim Green Phil Tuetken and others to face local Cub bats at 7 p.m. Sunday. Manager Hines says the firepower and left handed slants give the Old Timers the edge.
The Monticello Cubs show a six and four record after ten games. Paul Sullivan leads with a .353 batting average three home runs and ten RBIs while Mike Hall paces the pitching with five wins and one loss.
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