Appleby Tops Pro Jacobs In Monticello Golf Exhibition
Claude Appleby, a leading Monticello golfer, shot 32 to beat Cedar Rapids pro Johnny Jacobs by four in an exhibition round on Thursday two under par. Jacobs and Bob Mullen added 34s, with Appleby’s partner Ron Matthiassen scoring 37. The event preceded a dinner and talk by Jacobs, part of Monticello Golf Club’s final 1955 men’s night. Jacobs, Iowa Open winner six times last in 1951, discussed lessons and seeking amateur standing. Trophies were awarded in flight and team matches. Matthiessen won championship flight, Tom George first flight, Dr. L. C. Perkins second flight, Bud Reynolds fourth flight.
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Claude Appleby
Monticello
Johnny Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Appleby
Jacobs
Golf
Qne
Ron ‘Matthiessen
Tom George
Dr. L. C. Perkins
Bud Reynolds
Bis
Johnny Jones
Stahler
Jones
Louis Freese
Jack Smith
Marvin Chevalier
Lennie Fluckiger
Bob Deppe
Bob Mullen
Ron Matthiessen
Jacob
Mullen
Matthiessen
Wyoming Wins Wapsie Eight Title
Wyoming finished the season undefeated with a 10 2 victory over Mechanicsville to claim the Wapsie Eight championship. Usher Wurst and Hamilton pitched for Wyoming while Bahnsen Millsap caught. Mechanicsville starter Elbaugh was relieved by Boyd with Kleppe catching.
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Wyoming
Mechanicsville
Usher
Wurst
Hamilton
Bahnsen
Millsap
Elbaugh
Boyd
Kleppe
Vinton Hands Panthers Third Loss to Monticello 14-0
The Vinton Blue Jays spoiled Monticello's Dad's Night with a 14 to 0 WaMae conference win. Chuck Radcliffe starred with two rushing TDs including a 29 yard score, while Monticello's drives stalled on multiple downs and a late interception by Radcliffe. The Panthers totaled two TD drives, both set up by strong runs and short gains, and held on for the win as the game ended with Monticello unable to convert in the red zone.
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Vinton Blue Jays
Monticello
Black Panthers
Vinton
Chuck Radcliffe
Panthers
Chuck Ratcliffe
Radcliffe
Rich Krause
Krause
Marey
Rhatigan
Loren Diks
Simmons
Twilight Women's League Bowling Recap
League results list scores for Hi Way Market Bank and others with high games led by Lyla Richardson 180 and Sam Reyner 212. Team highs include Hi Way Market 1 632 and Midway 954 with standings fragmentary across clubs and players.
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Twilight Women’s League
Pbaak Oy Ag
Eee
Abe Et
Midway
Phillips 66
Schuetz O.oo
Larry’s Welders
Lyla Richardson
Hi-Way Market
Betty Bacon
Bette Nieters
Blanche George
Kathryn Thompson
Bank
Dolphins
Poplar Heights
Stoner-Reynolds
Northside
Sly Five
Wagon Wheel Inn
Sam Reyner
Club
Bud Reynolds
Staner-Reynolds
Shaffers
Ccc Eee
Locker Plant
Branklint Fs
Freese Motors
Langworthy Creamery
Schumacher Furniture
Stuhlers
Acs
Enas Bauer
Legion
Jim Read
Speeding and Stop Sign Citations In Police Court
Paul Vance Maney of Cedar Rapids fined seven dollars and costs for speeding. Herman B. Haesley of Wisconsin paid three dollars and costs for a stop sign violation in the two cases heard last week.
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Paul Vance Maney
Cedar Rapids
Herman B. Haesley
Wisconsin
Hawks Fall In District Final 5-2 To Central City
Hopkinton Hawks lose 5-2 in final round of district baseball to Central City. Max Beitz took the loss after six innings, Jim Hart relieved. Season ends 6 wins 2 losses with Lloyd Huggins leading hitters at .333 and Max Beitz at .290. The Hawks had earlier beaten Norway 6-2 to reach the final rounds.
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Central City
Hopkinton Hawks
Hawks
Norway
Hopkinton
Max Beitz
Willie Feltes
Glenn Harris
Feltes
Harris
Bob Melchert
Jim Hart
Oneida
Delhi
St. Joseph's
Farley
Dyersville-Navier
Worethington St. Paul’s
Earlville
Lloyd Huggins
Hunting Laws Available at Anamosa in 1955 Book
Copies of the 1955 Iowa hunting and trapping laws are available at the Jones County recorder's office in the courthouse at Anamosa. Squirrel and rabbit season opened Sept 17 and duck season opens Saturday Oct 8.
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Anamosa
Jones County
Iowa
Jaines
Vision and glasses truth from optometry policy
A public warning emphasizes vision as a personal asset and warns that glasses alone do not ensure visual efficiency. It stresses the importance of professional eye examination, refraction, interpretation, and proper fitting as the essential steps before relying on lenses.
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Optometry
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Max Specht
Nick Kleitsch
Lawrence Kurt
Herb Herren
Purina
R. J. Leytem
Lewis
Burrichter and
Richard Mardorf
James Ricklefs
Monticello, Iowa
Independence
Tom Rhatigan
Jim Simmons
Morey
Winton
Carter
WAMAC
Marion
Maquoketa
Tipton
Manchester
Harley Hawker
Farm Bureau Insurance Services
Iowa Optometric Association
Powerren
Qougar
Campbell’s Tomato
Karo Golden
Dick Long
Doris Long
Wilson’s
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