Pee Wee action crowns Giants Twins and Cardinals wins
Three Pee Wee league games produced notable runs. The Giants beat the Yankees 10-6 with Webber Crosser Myers and Bradley contributing. The Twins routed the Giants 12-3 sparked by Muller Hornstein and Shimanek with a homer by Muller. The Cardinals topped the Yankees 4-2 as Cards runners and walk-based scoring drove the decision.
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Yankees
Webber
Crosser
Yanks
Hornstein
Norlin
Myers
Bradley
Locher
Cubit
Bradley Sc
Haag
Muller
Hughes
Shimanek
Hussmann
Midland and Lincoln vie for sectional baseball crown
Midland defeats Center Point 6-4 and Stanwood shuts out Olin 5-0 to reach the finals of the Monticello diamond sectional tournament. Jim Hein pitched for Lincoln in a 1-0 win over Olin, with quarterfinals stirring up a 10-0 Lincoln drubbing of Monticello's Panthers.
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Wyoming
Midland
Stanwood
Lincoln
Monticello
Center Point
Olin
Huston
Ripperton
Moore
Clarence
Solon
Marion
Lisbon
World Fair booklet features Ray Naylor from Scotch Grove
Ray Naylor is the sole Iowan featured in a new World’s Fair Corporation booklet titled Fair Answers to Same Fair Questions. The color photo and black and white interview show his view on long exhibit lines and enjoying time at the fair. Also noted is the Jones County Master Corn Growers contest deadline of July 27 with a $4 entry fee and 10 acres of corn required, plus sealed bids for 50,000 gallons of gasoline for Monticello schools due August 10.
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Ray Naylor
Scotch Grove
World's Fair Corporation
Naylor
Jones County
Varlyn D. Fink
Anamosa Jaycees
Fink
Monticello
Springville beats Monticello Lions 3-0 in Babe Ruth action
Dixon Emer son scored in the second inning and Tesar drove in a run in the fifth as Springville shutout Monticello Lions 3-0. Ernst pitched for the win while Husmann took the loss in the final game of the Lions season with a makeup game set for Thursday at Springville.
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Linn-Mar
Marion
Watters
Springville
Monticello
Lions
Oldtimers versus Cubs in Monticello July 19 title clash
Fourteen veteran players will challenge the Cubs at 8 p.m. at the city park. Oldtimers manager George Hines predicts a win with six new comers, as the aging squad seeks to reclaim the crown they won in 1962. Admission is free.
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Monticello
Oldtimers
Phil Gerdes
John Behn
Bill Howie
Jack Schmidt
Phil Tuetken
Don Becker
Becker
Cubs
Nieters
Bernie Edwards
Bud Bader
George Hines
Virgil Offerman
Junior Hobert
Howard Peck
Edwards
Bader
G. Hines
Tuetken
J. Hines
Recker
Schmidt
Offerman
Peckinfield
Gerdes
Behn
Howie
George Nieters
Greater Monticello
Powder Puff race to headline Air-View Speedway night program
Air-View Speedway schedules a Powder Puff derby as a special feature to Friday racing along with the regular program. Last Friday’s action saw Charlie Moffett of Stanwood top the modified feature and Virgil Offerman of Monticello win the novices feature. Hearn and Mabie were hospitalized briefly after crashes but released with minor injuries. Official local point standings list J Connolly leading the modified class with 257 points.
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Air- View Speedway
Charlie Moffett
Stanwood
Virgil Offerman
Monticello
Jerry Heyer
Manchester
Bob Hilmer
Dysart
Moffett
Tom Hughes
Lee Kunzman
Guttenburg
John Connolly
Delhi
Kunzman
Don Steari
Roger Hearn
Jerry Mabie
Cedar Rapids
Hearn
Mabie
al Iben
Bob Broneman
Offerman
Iben
Flute Weber
Cascade
Cascade Legion Baseball Tourney Dates Announced
The American Legion tournament at Cascade runs July 20 to 30 with 16 teams. Games start at 7 30 and 9 30 p.m. Attendance prizes totaling 300 will be awarded, tourney officials said Tuesday.
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American Legion
Cascade
Monticello golfers win three way meet on windy course
Monticello won a three way golf meet at the windy local course with a low team score of 741. Anamosa was second at 771 and Tipton third at 816. Mike Hall and Jim Howard led Monticello with 71, while Claude Appleby and Bob Mattheis sen had 72. Jim Maurice eagled No. 9 to erase Pierson of Anamosa’s lead.
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AnamoSa
Tipton
Mike Hall
Jim Howard
Bob Mattheissen
Claude Appleby
Jim Maurice
Pierson
Hall
Back Ailments and Spine Surgery By D W Kaiser DC
Chiropractor D W Kaiser discusses back trouble causes and cautions against premature surgery. He explains muscle strains relax with rest, subluxations, pinched nerves, disc bulges, and true ruptured discs. He argues many so called slipped discs are misdiagnosed and benefited by chiropractic care first.
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Chiropractors
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