Meet the Babe Ruth players in Monticello lineup
Back row from left Steve Goedken Steve Koob Ron Ray Gord Goettsch Pat Lambert Ron Luersman and Ronald Van Voltenburg pose for a group photo of the Babe Ruth players in Monticello Iowa.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
4
Back row from left Steve Goedken Steve Koob Ron Ray Gord Goettsch Pat Lambert Ron Luersman and Ronald Van Voltenburg pose for a group photo of the Babe Ruth players in Monticello Iowa.
South Fork Wilfred Ament was ordained a priest at Maryknoll Missioner. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Ament traveled to Maryknoll, N. Y. for the ceremony. Sister Mary Donald O.S.F. of Dubuque attended with her sister, while many local relatives joined the celebration and related gatherings across Monticello Worthington Ryan and surrounding communities.
Cucklers handed the Lions a 5-3 defeat as Greenawald earned the win and Adamson took the loss. Cucklers jumped ahead with four runs in the first inning and added a final tally in the fourth. Lions scored one in the third and two in the seventh to close the gap before the game ended.
Monticello Golf Club hosted an Eastern Iowa Golf Association invitational with about 90 women attending luncheon. Medalist was Marnie Warner Anamosa with 85, runner up Dorothy Plunkett West Liberty with 86, and prizes went to low scorers from clubs including Maquoketa, Tipton, Bellevue, DeWitt, West Liberty, Anamosa, Mount Vernon, West Branch.
Bob Meyer pitched a one hit shutout as the Cubs beat Worthington 10-0 in Mississippi Valley play. The win, aided by a first inning four run surge and two solo homers by Hall and Wieland, gives Monticello a third straight MV League victory and sole possession of first place.
Four Pee Wee teams Yankees Dodgers Reds Giants were chosen at a Monday practice led by coach Dean Nelson at Monticello city park. Schedule runs from June 9 to July 21 with all games at 1 p.m. and the all star game on July 4 as part of the summer recreation program.
Twenty eight cars from 15 towns competed Friday at Air View Speedway Monticello. Mike Kneffsnigger of Kalona won the first heat the B semi main and the trophy dash. The feature was called due to rain and moved to next week as the first event. Others: Lenny Beckett Anamosa won the A semi main with Steve Carnahan Springville second Walt Carney West Liberty third Bumps Willard Tipton fourth. Multiple rollovers reported including Bill Kremer and Bumps Willard.
Mrs. Mary Lahr Loretta and Bud attended graduation exercises at Monticello on Sunday. Their granddaughter Joyce Nehl was among the graduates.
Monticello Panthers baseballs opened their season with a 7-3 win at Tipton. Tipton led 3-0 after one inning as Paul Specht and John Hetzler sparked Monticello’s rally. Hetzler, Balsiger and Schatz added runs in the sixth to seal the victory behind starter Husmann who went five innings and struck out six.
The American Legion Auxiliary met June 1 with 18 members and two guests. Poppy sales yielded 16.64 dollars. Various committees were named for auditing examining rules and cookie deliveries to Clarinda hospital. Members added transfers and welcomed visitors including Helen Henak and Ensign Ingwersen on leave. A Sacred Heart church pork barbecue was announced for June 19 at the elementary school.
Gerald Schubick led opening day as pool manager while relatives the Millers visited Wead in Washington. Tom Murray and Delbert Hodgden attended a Hereford breeders meeting and picnic at Bennett.
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