Minor League Results Snapshot From Associated Press
International League scores show Atlanta 54 for Butinto i t, Syracuse 5, Richmond 4 in 10 innings, Toronto 3 over Jacksonville 2, Rochester 4 over Columbus 0. Pacific Coast League games include Arkansas 7 1, Indianapolis 2 6, Denver 7 over Dallas 4, Seattle 4 over Tacoma 1, Portland 2 over Spokane 1. Salt Lake City and Oklahoma City played 10 innings. Ban Diego 8 over Hawaii.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
I-T
Syracuse
Richmond
Toronto
Jacksonville
Rochester
Columbus
Arkansas
Indianapolis
Denver
Dallas
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Spokane
Salt Lake City
Oklahoma City
Krieger's Surprises 63 Champs Upset in Softball Tourney
Krieger's of Muscatine upset Lange's Insurance of Dubuque 30 in the International Softball Congress state tournament. Wilton Feed & Produce defeated Cue & Cushion 9-2 to stay alive in the losers bracket. Krieger's advances to the winners bracket semifinal against Buckhorn while several other results and Friday’s schedule are listed. Skating champ Mazika Kilius wed Werner Zahn in Brankfurt, Germany.
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Dixon
Krieger Motors
Muscatine
International Softball Congress
Lange's Insurance
Dubuque
Lange's
Tow
Rock Island
Wilton Feed’& Produce
Cue & Cushion
Davenport
Krieger's
Buckhorn
Bettendorf
Carl Battenhagen
Lange
Keith Chapman
Witton
Vern LaRue
Hamm’s
Parris Tap
von Friday
Krieger
Payris
Bomb explodes at Richelieu Raceway but no injuries
In suburban Pointe Aux Trembles near Montreal a bomb exploded ripping away part of a grandstand wall and shattering windows at Richelieu Raceway Friday. No injuries were reported.
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Montreal
Richelieu Raceway
Pointe Aux -Trembles
West Liberty Schools Set to Open August 31 1964
West Liberty Community Schools announce the 1965 school year will start Monday August 31 1964 with a teachers workshop planned. officials caution that late registrations may trigger changes and urge new district families to call the superintendent to report residence and children needing enrollment.
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West Liberty
West Liberty School Board Election Notice
West Liberty Community School District schedules election for two board seats on September 14. Polls open 12:00 noon at West Liberty City Hall after August 13, with nominations available at the Superintendent’s office in the high school building. Petition signatures of at least 10 qualified voters must be filed by 12:00 noon September 4 with the School District Secretary Mrs. Margaret Sullivan.
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West ‘Liberty
An Twa
West Liberty Community School
West Liberty
Pure St Ras Germs
Marion’ Burnett
Joe Phelps
Margaret Sullivan
Ead
Sehool -District
Wapello Social Calendar Listed for Coming Week
WAPELLO The social calendar for the town announces events for the coming week. Sunday features the WWI Veterans and Auxiliary at the VFW hall. Tuesday includes Friendly Workers with Mrs Hazel Boulton. Thursday hosts Morning Circle at Fellowship Hall and Night Circle with Mrs Hilda Kemper. Friday offers Mary Circle with Mrs Richard Boorn, Rebekah Circle with Mrs Wesley Reif, and a Ruth Circle picnic at the home of Mrs Ross Dudgeon.
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Wapello
VFW Hall
Hazel Boulton
Fellowship Hall
Wapello Briefs Narrate Local Family Events and Picnic
Mrs Oliver Castle and Mrs Harlan Walters visited the former's mother Mrs Blanche Pantel. Howard Mehaffy and Myra Dailey Mehaffy welcomed a daughter born Monday in Burlington hospital. Jefferson Circle held its annual picnic at the Wapello Fairgrounds shelter house with Miss Virginia Matthews present as she prepares to wed Dennis Ray Samuelson on August 29. A coffee meeting is planned for September 9 at Mrs Batty Hain's home.
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Howard Mehaffy
Morning Sun
Burlington ‘Hospital
Mehaffy
Myra Dailey
Flossie Dailey
Myron Dailey
Jefferson “Circle
Bannual
Wapello. Fairgrounds
Virginia Matthews
Miss Matthews
Dennis Ray Samuelson
Quad Cities Triumphs in High-Scoring Slugfest Victory
Quad Cities slugged a 98-? win over Dubuque in a Midwest League baseball slugfest. Quincy totaled 14 hits off Waterloo pitchers as William McRae allowed three hits. Other scores include Wisconsin Rapids edging Burlington 3-2 with a seventh inning homer, and Clarence Stanley delivering an eighth inning triple for Decatur’s 21 victory over Cedar Rapids. Fox Cities beat Clinton 74-1. News from New York features Billy Daniels outdueling Doug Jones. In Terracina Italy, Sando Mazzighi knocked out Cecil Mott.
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Associated ‘Press
Quad Cities
Dubuque
William McRae
Quincy
Hawks
Watterloo
Wisconsin Rapids
Clarence Stanley
Decatur
Cedar Rapids
Fox Cities
Clinton
Associated Press
New York
Billy Daniels
Doug Ja Jones
Terracina
Italy
Sando Mazzighi
Cecil Mott
Phoenix
Ariz
Local society notes and greetings from the Yellow River region
Letts and Nichols area personals report several returned visitors from the Black Hills Mesa and Mansfield. Navy man Jackie Crull stationed at San Diego. families entertained at cookouts. Kirchner farewells as Larry leaves for the U S Army. Wapello Cemetery Association holds quarterly board meeting in City Hall with officers present and a hospital card sent to Ellis Harris.
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Mesa
Aziz
Mansfield
Harlan Plowman
Wapello
Wapello Cemetery
Obituaries for Mrs Lillian McIntosh and M B Guthrie
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Lillian McIntosh 50 of Muscatine after brief illness. Services at Fairbanks Chapel. Also noted is the death of M B Guthrie at Mercy Hospital Iowa City born 1834 in Muscatine. funeral at Trinity Episcopal Church Iowa City with burial at Memory Garden.
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Lillian McIntosh
Ninth’ Street
Muscatine
General
Hayes Center
Joe’ E
Maude Enterline Showalter
West Liberty
McIntosh
Iing
Bruce
Tack McIntosh
Muscatines
Beverly Jones
Phoenix
Fairbanks
Fairbanks Chapel
Leo Jeambey
M. B. Guthrie
Iowa City
Mercy
Episcopal Church
Guthrie
Towa City
A. FL
Swafford
Palestine Commandery No
Davenport
Metfiber
American Legion
Izaak’ Walton League
Izowa’ City Chamber of Commerce
Iowa State Bank’ and Trust
Beulah
James Sidney
LeClaire
Iowa
Richard Kirk
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sidney
Trinity Episcopal Church
Towa
City
Beekman Funeral Home
Memory Garideng
Fisherman 75 Drowns in Cedar River
Cedar Falls reports John Z. Richardson aged 75 drowned after tumbling into the Cedar River while fishing near the hydroelectric plant. Officers said two youths, Doug Sands and David Rogers, pulled him from the water but attempts to revive him failed.
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Cedar Falls
John Z. Richardson
Cedar River
Doug Sands
David Rogers
Richardson
Wapello Oakville School Board Holds August Meeting
WAPELLO The Wapello Oakville schools board met Thursday for the regular August session. They approved the budget as no taxpayers appeared against it. New hires included Miss Otila Mikesh as vocal music teacher. Head cook Arina May Houtz and several elementary and high school cooks were named. Bus drivers were contracted, and lunch and milk supplies purchased. Registration fees and tuition rates for 1964 63 were set. Merritt Marshall named custodian and Mrs Jennings as laundry aid. Special education classes and election plans for September 14 were discussed. Registration at the high school mid August and at Oakville late August were scheduled.
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Wapello
Wapello-Oakville
Otila Mikesh
Arina May “Houtz
Ardella Fletcher
Marcella Fletcher
Blanche McConahay
Lorraine Bishop
Mary Dotson
Connie Hininger
Francis’ Grimm
Elsie Baxter
Otis Swafford
Oakville
Hoyt Cargal
Dale Walker
Forest Levy
Neil Brown
Nellie “Buffington
Dan
Davis
Arnold
Nable
Gwen ‘Rodrick
Merritt Marshall
Jennings
Grandview
Columbus Junction
Pauline “Elliott
Harry” Jordan
Lions Club Holds Meeting At Morning Sun High
The Morning Sun Lions Club gathered Wednesday in the high school ranch room with Tom presiding in the absence of President Dick Sands. An AL committee was named to work with the civic committee to secure a doctor for Morning. Leroy Pierce headed the committee with John Minnis and Cecil Bryant as co chairs. The board reported its meeting and is planning next year’s Fourth of July celebration. Fred Johnson was named chairman for closing the shelter house for the season.
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Morning Sun-Lions
High School
Tom
Dick, Sands
Leroy Pierce
John’ Minnis
Cecil Bryant
Fred. Johnson
House
Letts Local Patrolman to Move to Muscatine Post
Donald Platt, a patrolman and former Iowa Highway Patrol excempt, and his family plan to move from Carroll to Muscatine Aug. 21 to a purchased Devitt Avenue home. He will assume duties as Drivers’ Examiners for the division. The Platt family has been visiting Letts at Albert McGill’s home. Mrs. Bertha Black visited East Pleasant Plain, and Mrs. Darrell Miller, recovering from surgery, will travel to Toledo then Washington. Jesse Miles of Indianapolis and Mrs. Whitmore of Salem plan chicken and duck exhibitions in Springfield.
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Donald Platt
Carroll
Muscatine
Devitt Avenue
Iowa Highway Patrol
Town
City
Wapello
Platt
Letts
Albert McGill
Bertha Black
Nelson Ball
East Pleasant Plain
the Tait
Darrell Miller
Harvey Johnson
Toledo
Ohio
Mike Gerty
MéSer. Miller
Kere
Washington
Ralph Harvey
Hugh Trimble
Covina
Calif
Mansfield
Harvey
Jesse Miles
Indianapolis
Ind
Jay
Springfield
J. BE. Whitmore
Salem
S.C
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Luis Gaeta
Philip Gaeta
Iowa Avenue
G-Farm
Highway 22
Luis
A Toay
Pam
Wilson Chevrolet
Duran
Wilton
Parris
Powers
Tap
Pete’s
Midwest
Marrles
ST. Paul, Minn
Jack Rule
Waterloo
West Bend
Wis
Des Moines
Gary
Dayton
Calumet Pari
OIL
Oregon
Journal
London
Robbie Brighthill
Britain
Poland
Andrzej Badenski
Saratoga Springs
Legordra
Loyola
Europe
Chicago i
U.S
Air Force
George Ireland
Chicago
Loyola, University
Philadelphia
Lee Davis
United States
Ammateur Athletic Union
Newport
Sovereign
Kurrewa
Rhode
Island Sound
Wapello Briefs
Oliver Castle
Harlan Walters
Moline
Blanche Pantel
Lone Tree
Virgil “Kirchner
Nichols
Frank ‘ Burke
Larry
Ernest Kirchner
Lowell Terhune
Mercy, Hospital
Cascade Inn Skim Milk
S&h
UUS
Benner
Chunk
Swinds Canning
Corks
Purpose Wesson Oil
Lions Club
Muscatine, Ta
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