Mosser Tops 50-Lap Jalopy Race in Close MVSC Standings
Mark Mosier of Washington wins the 50 lap feature at Columbus Junction to stretch his lead in the Mississippi Valley Speedway Club jalopy standings to 70 points. He also led the first heat and ran a 32.72 fastest time, with Reilly and Jackson in podium positions as the field battled through wet conditions and late crashes.
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Warren Stewart
Columbus Junction
West Liberty
Journal Prato
Mark Masier
Lofr
Mark Mosier
Washington
Mississippi Valley Speedway Club
Mowlar
Mosier
Bob Inglebright
Mount Pleas
Mosler
Johnny Mullink
Ron Jackson
Burlington
Brute Reilly
Lone Trea
Mel Morris
Bob Smith
Mount Pleasant
Dale Gegner
Brighton
Chuck Smith
Halona
Mike Nillenoper
Kalona
Ron Weinsted
Lone Tree
Sagurray
Bob Lane
Reilly
Hemsted
Morris
Weaber
Traph
Chuck DeMeyer
DeMeyer
Jim Taylor
Bruse Reiily
Lone Tyree
Inglebright
Mike Niffenigger
Mullink
Dick Beckley
Katona
Lane
Taylor
Ron
Slan Crooks
Letts
Marvin Plank
Muscotine
Rom Prymek
Town ‘City
Bill Pollmeier
LaHarpe
Harvey Slarman
Dick Hamilton
Muscatine
Mel Moris
Dick Kleindolph
Jack Jones
Jackson
Baby Smith
International and regional scores from Sundays games
Associated Press report lists results: Indianapolis beat Syracuse 4 to 3, Arkansas 10-3 over Atlanta, Toronto postponed amid rain, Jacksonville 6-7 Richmond, Dallas-Fort Worth 56 Seattle, Salt Lake City 6-2 Portland, Tacoma 5-2 Spokane, San Diego 1 Oklahoma City, Hawaii 225 Denver 41.
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Associated Press International
Lange
Indianapolis
Syracuse
Columbus
Arkansas
Atlanta
Toronto
Jacksonville
Richmond
Dallas-Fort Worth
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Portland Co
Tacoma
Spokane
San Diego
Oklahoma City
Hawaii
Denver
Games Tonight Open Saltball at Oregon Field 7 20
Athletics schedule lists multiple games across leagues at Oregon Field Weed Park and other venues with 6 15 to 9 or later start times. Matches include Carlisle versus Cacr Top Drewrys Harm s and several church league contests at various parks plus minors and high school tournament semifinals in Durant Town City and Calamus.
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Oregon Field
Carlisle
Cacr
Drewrys
Harm's. Church
Weed Park
St. Mary's
St. Mathias
Linecol Boulevard
North Bethodist
Calvary Baptist
Zion Lutheran
Island Methodist
Tite
Cate Lgle
Oak Park
Giants
Redlegs
West
Durant
Lincoln
Stanwood
Town City
Iowa City
Regina
Calamus
Clinton
Sky Mary's
Mediapolis
Burlington
Waco
1914 Junior League Baseball mixed results and totals
In the 1914 Junior League, Dodgers Phillies Cubs Cardinals Redlegs Giants and Braves posted wins. Highlights include Dodgers 6 5 over Phillies with Curtis winning. Cubs 6 5 in seventh led by Ziegenhorn. Redlegs 13 5 over Cubs with Freese winning. Cardinals 6 0 over Giants before a tense finish. and Redlegs 7 2 over Braves with Rauschenberger losing.
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Phillies
Rodgers
Cubs
Redlegs
Etretee Wathlétics
Baseball Results Incomplete From 1950s Liga Standings
MLB standings show National League with Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago St Louis Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston New Yorker and other clubs. American League lists New York Chicago Boston Cleveland Washington Detroit Minnesota Baltimore and others with results and postponed games due to rain.
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Los Angeles Ve
San Francisco
Chicago
St Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
New Yorker
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Mibwaukee
Los Angeles
New York
Millwaukes
Cinéinnati
Hougton
Los’ Angeles
Wiendight
San Francists
Ste Louis
Chelnnati
Wwode Pet
New Yorke
Ale ‘Ontan
Batsmore - Ae Bsn
Minnesota
Cleveland
Washington Co
Kansans City
Baltimore
Boston St
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Gamok
Boston
Kansas
Major League Leaders per Associated Press rundown
The American League leaders include Yastrzemski of Boston batting 2273 with key figures Malzone Allison and others. home run leader Allison of Minnesota with 25, Verbaltes 7, and Yastrzemski among Boston stars. Stolen bases led by Aparicio Baltimore with 25, Wood Detroit 27. Pitching top wins show Daz Ford with 14 and Burns 17. The National League list highlights Davis of Los Angeles with 330 strikeouts and Pinson Cincinnati 25 doubles.
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TNE Associated
PRESS
Yastreem
Ski
Boston
Malzone
Allison
Minmanota
Rui Yastrzemskl
Wagner
Las Ghd
Minnesota
Te Malzone
Yastreemnste
O Yastrzemski
Ford
New Fore
Burns
Detroit
Pizarro
Chicago
Naigral League
SoBalung
T. Davis
Angeles
Graat
St Louis
Jukee
White
Hearen
Millwaukee
Santa
St. Louis
Fite Grost
Pinson
Cincinnati
Milwaucken and McCovey
San Francisco
Isos Pirisam
Robinson
Kourax
Los Angeles
Bei
Matone
Koufax
Drysdale
Braves stretch lead with high scoring minor league games
In the Minor Division of Little League, the Braves moved two games ahead after a 14-5 win over the Giants at Oak Park with Zachringer earning the win and S Reed catching. Braves had 17 hits to the Giants 13 and multiple players posted three or more hits. Dodgers defeated the Phillies 19-7 at Taylor Field as J Aull won and Herman Femeia led Phillies with three hits. At Oregon Field the Athletics crushed the Cardinals 23-8 with Grenell getting the win and Grenell, Grenell and Walker leading with multiple hits.
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Redlegs
Cubs
Freese
Becky
Howell
Cardinals
Giants
Sissel
Boston
M. Jehring
Greer
Cards
Dodgers
Hatfield
J. Monroe
Braves
Gurrols
Redlegs-Braves
Sam ‘“Rauschenberger
Dim’ Reifert
Loga
Reifert
Berlin
J. White
H, Lloyd
H. ‘Townsend
Wagner
Reilart
Scorling
Phillies
Taylor Field
J. ‘Aull
Bobby Terry
Herman Femeia
J. Patterson
Oregon Field
Lawrence
G. Grenall
D. Starkweather
G.garmon
Grenell
M. Walker
L.osborn
Athletics
D ‘Staraweather
Clowns to Play Here on Tuesday in Muscatine
The Indianapolis Clowns schedule a game in Muscatine Tuesday night at 3. The traveling Negro team will visit the Red Sox host, with the Flying Nesbits to perform between innings. Other local notes include Oakville club events, a Life and Pay League parents meeting, a Teblesboro Good Will picnic, a Busy Mothers Bridge gathering, and Oakville horseshoe results.
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Indianapolis Clowns
Natuee Boy Wiliams
Birminnghan Sain
Billy Vaughn
Muscatine Red Sox
Flying Nesbits
Jolly Workers 4-H Achievement Day Sets July 17
Jolly Workers 4-H club members plan an achievement day program at Letts school on Wednesday July 17 at 7 30 p m GST with the public invited The Hopeful Workers 4 H club will hold its achievement day on Thursday July 18 at 7 30 p m CST at the Letts school The Letts Garden club met Friday at the Youth Center featuring a talk Botanical Garden at Washington D C by Mrs Robert Schmidt
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Letts
Jolly Workers 4-H Rlub
Hopeful Workers 4H Club
Youth’ Center
Botanical Garden
Washington D. C
Robert Schmidt
Everett Orris
David Seitz
Harvey Johnson
Mabel Bailey
Mesdames
Nile Jones
Earl Dickerson
Rayond Bieri
Ralph Aneaig
Edna Holliday
Boy Scouts Hold Oakville Meeting
Oakville A Boy Scout executive meeting was held Thursday evening at the Kent Feeds office in Oakville. Troop 87 discussed camp plans and transportation for Camp Eastman near Nauvoo Illinois July 21 27. Attending were Scoutmaster Ralph Brown Robert Brown Mel Gerdner Stanley Shust John O'Brien and chairman John McCulley. Visiting Mrs Susy Wykert travels with Mr and Mrs Harve Swafford to their home in Hopedale Ohio for the summer.
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Oakville
Kent
Twe
Eastman
Nauvoo
Ralph Brown
Robert Brown
Mel Gerdner
Stanley Shust
John O'Brien
John McCulley
Susy Wykert
Harve Swafford
Hopedale
Ohio
Swatford
Qumlleatea
Walter Johnson
Jett
West Coast
A. G. Boulton
Cindy
Rendy
Mayfield
Kew
Levi Whitaker
Bernard Steinke
Janice
Jerry
Léland Swafford
Sieber
Monmouth
Florida Guests At Hamilton Home Conesville
Florida visitors from Orlando and Melbourne holidayed with Mr and Mrs Elza Hamilton in Conesville. Nancy and Susan arrived Thursday for about ten days to a week and a half. Other guests included Glen Votter of West Liberty and Jarmola Adams of Waukegan. Beck Peterson went to Melbourne for a week and Charlene Buser attended Lake Darling camp. Mrs Doris Paterson returned after attending the School of Missions at Simpson College. Women representing local Methodist Churches in 47 counties were noted.
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Coneyville
Orlando
Florida
Eugene Martin
Nancy
Susan
Mel
Elza Hamilton
Hamilton
Glen Votter
West Liberty
Jarmola Adams
Waukegan
Pearl Adams
Becky Peterson
Melbourne
Debbie Gilgren
Charlene Buser
Lake Darling
Doris Paterson
School of Missions and Christian Service
South Town
Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
Simpsons College
Indianola
City People Go on Visits Winds' City
Miss Sybil Rosshaw left Friday by wain from Galesburg for several weeks visit with relatives in Oakland and San Francisco. She will visit Mrs Evher Baker Ferguson, a former Muscatine resident. Don Noble and Linda left Friday for Perryville to visit with the William Smith family. Mrs Roy Krueger and Mrs Mike Atkinson and children of Rock Island visited with Mrs Della Rounds and Miss Thelma Rounds. The Rose of Sharon met with 14 members. Mrs Karleen Mewes gave devotions and Mrs Leola McGinnis taught the lesson. Birthdays observed for Mildren Danner, Mary Furst, Leola McGinnis, Elvera Pilcher, and Mildred Wainwright. The month’s thought was Life is Too Short To Be Subtle. Lunch served by hostesses Evelyn Schave and Lucille Taylor.
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Winds’ City
Sybil Robshaw
Galesburg
Oakland
San Francisco
Calif
Evher Baker Ferguson
Muscatine
Don Noble
Linda
Perryville
William Smith
Roy ‘Krueger
Mike Atkinson
Rock Island
Della Rounds
Thelma Rounds
Frank Terrill
Breckeridge and
Gallatin
Rose of
Leola McGinnis
Elvera Pilcher
Mildred Wainwright
Evelyn Schave
Lucille Taylor
Wilton Aid Society elects officers at July meeting
Grace United Church of Christ Ladies Aid elected Mrs Clarence Lenker vice president and Mrs Ed Windman treasurer for a two year term. Albert Gregory as president and Mrs Philip Nussbaum as secretary begin their second year. A fall turkey supper was discussed. Rev Joseph Mayer gave devotions. Conesville Sewing Circle met July 18 at Mrs Sylvia Plouss home with seven members. They completed tea towels and planned aprons for next week. Participants included Rosemary Milder Jacque Hesseltine Bonnie Forbes Diane McCullough Joan Hesseltine Nancy Forbes Becky Garlake. Open to fourth grade and up. meetings Fridays 2 to 4 pm with Mrs Sylvia Platts. Refreshments served to members and two visitors Jarmela Adams and Karen Curtis.
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Wilton
Grace United Church of Christ
Wce
Clarence Lenker
Ed Windman
Woeyear
Albert Gregory
Philip Nussbaum
Joseph Mayer
Conesville
Conesville Sewing Circle
Lsat
Sylvia Plouss
Rosemary Milder
Jacque Hesseltine
Bonnie Forbes
Diane McCullough
Joawn Hesseltine
Nancy Forbes
Becky Garlake
Sylvia Platts
Jarmela Adams
Waukegan
Karen Curtis
Logan
Towa
Bender Completes Army Course at Fort Ord
Army Pvt. Roger G. Bender of Wilton has completed an automotive maintenance helper course at Fort Ord California. A 1962 Wilton Community High School graduate he entered the Army in February 1963 and completed basic training at Fort Ord.
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Army
Roger G. Bender
Paul C. Bender
Wilton
Fort Ord
Calif
Bender
Wilton Community High School
Bible Club Meeting in Conesville Hears Lessons
The Junior Bible Club of Conesville met Thursday afternoon July 11 in Grace United Church of Christ. Marsha Crieger Shayla Wheeler and Patty Roush led a discussion on Sins of Allowing to Do God's Will with Bible references and questions from Neney Forbes Kay Buser and others. The next meeting is set for July 25 at 2 p m with memorization of Ephesians 432 and a lesson on How I can Become a Stronger Christian led by Kay Buser Patty Roush and Nancy Forbes.
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Conesville
Bernard Forbes
Sheley Wheeler
Sherry Ramer
Billy Roush
Murry Wheeler
Faithe Shellabarger
Neney Forbes
Patty Roush
Kay Buser
Nancy Forbes
Shellabarger
Matthaw
Pharmacy Phacts from 3 J Brammer Rexall Corner
The Henderson Rexall Prog Star notes pharmacists read and decipher prescriptions from any doctor in English speaking countries. They emphasize clear communication, readiness to discuss prescription use, and treating customers as friendly pharmacy neighbors. The message urges choosing your pharmacist like your doctor.
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Iowa
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Lee
Blake
Blaesing
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Carteis
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Crumly
Hawkeye Hoppers
Sun Mart
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Larry Gow
All Square Danctts
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Gianty
Phils
Athletices
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Life League
Pay League
T Legion
Teblesboro
Good Will Club
Wapella
Rosemary " Hays
Barbara
Jordan
Phyllis McKinney
Leona Bennet
Bridge Club
Busy Mothers Bridge Club
Joan Gérst
Janet Kramer
Marjorie Strawhacker
Janice Boyes
Dorothy Gerst
Muscatine Club
Pere Ral
Nature Boy
Danielle Gray
Bob Wend
Jeni
Ramo
Jolly Workers
Deluxe Cleaning Service
Deluxe Cleaners Aan
Becond Street
Boy Scouts
Pete Crouse
Bessie Waterhouse
David Sheridan
Crouse
California
Troy Stansard
Edward Reddick
Nebraska
Sharon Richardson
Sam Wykert Jr
Wykert, Jr
Mugentine, I
Wilton Aid Society
Bible ‘Meeting
Cindy’. Dopler
Morning Sun
Bernard Steintse
Jerry and
Ill
Alden Maxwell
Everett Miller
Curtis Thayer
Danville
Kenneth Smith
de Dita Hawkins
Mesa
Aziz
Harry Abbott
Willian Hawley
Lexington
Ken
Ray Selomon
Conésville
Cindy Dopler
William Roush
Patty
Billy
Darrell
Gordon Hawkins
Humberly
Fast View Trailer Court
Chuck) Brammer
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