Sanders Saving for Big Win in PGA Championship
Doug Sanders, back in form after a year in golf's limbo, trails leaders by one stroke in the third round at San Antonio. Arnold Palmer and other major contenders also in the hunt as Sanders tops the field with a 67 and Palmer posts a 69 alongside Trevino Archer Barber Polit in a tight standings mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Frank Beard
Marty Fleckman
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Peacan Valley
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Weiskopf
Salado Creek
Nicklaus
Weiskopf
Taf
Fleckman
Beard
Lee Trevino
George Archer
Miller Barber
Johnny Polit
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The Associated Press lists American and National League leaders by batting average runs and RBI along with top hitters like Oliva and F. Alou and pitchers such as McLain and Tiant. Key names include Harrelson Bost McAuliffe Rose Flood McCovey Wills Brock Clemente Abelnathy Marichal Hickey and Singer with stats for runs RBI hits doubles triples and home runs noted.
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Associated Press
Oak
Harrelson
Bost
McAuliffe
Det
Cardenal
Cleve
F. Howard
Wash
Oliva
Minn
Uhlaender
R. Smith
Fregosi
Calif
Stroud
W. Horton
Campaneris
Carderial
McLain
Johin
Chic
McDowell
Cleves
Tiant
M Alou
Pitt
Rose
Cin
Minor League Scores Report With Many Games Totals
Pacific Coast League results show Tulsa 33 Indianapolis 0 and Vancouver 3 0 Oklahoma City Spokane 5 Portland 4 over 10 innings. Denver 2 Tacoma 1 11 innings. San Diego 2 Phoenix 0 14 innings. Hawaii 10 Seattle 6. International League Jacksonville 8 Louisville 4. Toledo 43 Rochester 2. Columbus at Richmond 2 with rain. Syracuse at Buffalo on wet grounds.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Indianapolis
Vancouver
Oklahoma City
Spokane
Portland
Denver
Tacoma
San Diego
Phoenix
Hawaii
Seattle
Jacksonville
Louisville
Toledo
Rochester
Columbus
Richmond
Syracuse
Buffalo
Muskies Meet Assumption In Sectional Semifinal
Muscatine battles Davenport Assumption in a sectional semifinal at Tom Bruner Field with a 7:30 p.m. start. Muscatine seeks a 30th win after beating Hayes Catholic and Wilton while Assumption relies on strong pitching for 2-1 and 2-0 victories. The winner faces Olin-Midland Wyoming winner Monday for the sectional crown.
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Muscatine
Muskies
Davenport Assumption
Tom Bruner
Olin-Midland of Wyoming
Hayes Catholic
Wilton
Assumption
Bennett
Bete
Davenport
MHS
Muscatine-Assumption
Olin-Midland
Blackburn
Bristol
Donnie Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Bud Moore
Charlotte
Tiny Lund
Cross
5.C
Richard Petty
Leroy Yarbrough
Columbia
S.C
Gonzales Wins NL Championship After Rally In Tennis
Pancho Gonzales, 40, dropped the first set to Rod Laver but recovered to win the National Tennis League title with a 1-5 6-3 6-4 score and $3,300 prize. Billie Jean King defeated Ann Haydon Jones to claim the women's crown 2 12 10 6-3.
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LOS_ANGELES
Pancho Gonzales
Rod Laver
Gonzales
Laver
Australia
Pancho
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
England
Ann Haydon Jones
Smith Leads LPGA Buckeye Tourney After 66 Opening
In Cincinnati AP reports Marilynn Smith, a baseball and golf figure, shot 66 to hold a three-stroke lead in the Buckeye Savings LPGA Tournament. Betsy Rawls and Mickey Wright trailed. defending champion Carol Mann at 71 as heat and rain made the course play long. Peggy Wilson finished with 70, while a crowded group at 72 included Cullen, Berg, Griffin, Rankin, Mills, and Althea Gibson Darben.
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Smith
Golf
Cincinnati
Marilynn Smith
Buckeye Savings Ladies Professional Golf Association
Miss Smith
Betsy Rawls
Miss Rawls
Mickey Wright
Peggy Wilson
Carol Mann
Be ‘Hind
Besty Cullen
Patty Berg
Sybil Griffin
Judy Rankin
Mary Mills
Althea Gibson Darben
Two NASL Teams Hit Nine-Point Wins Friday Night
Washington defeated New York 4 2 and Toronto beat Vancouver 4 3 in NASL action. The wins earned nine points each, lifting Washington into first place in the Atlantic Division ahead of Atlanta. Toronto narrowed the gap to Cleveland in the Lakes Division, closing to six points behind second place.
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Washington
Toronto
New York
Vancouver
Atlanta
Cleveland
Columbus Little League Championship at the ballpark
The Braves defeated the Yankees 5 to 4 in five innings to win the Columbus Little League title. Indians beat the Cards 7 to 6 in another game. Umpires included Powers, Conaway, Larkin, and Forbes. Allstars vs Wapello set for July 23. Little League Day planned for July 21 with activities and prizes for winners. Dairy Sweet to host Little League Hours from 5 to 7 p.m. on July 21 to aid the program.
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Columbus
Columbus Tube
Braves
Yankees
Garth Murry
Kevin Schlutz
Dale Powers
Bill Conaway
Indians
Bill Larkin
Mike Forbes
Wapello
Jaycees
Chautauqua Park
Dairy Sweet
Little League
Illinois City 4 H Club Meeting Highlights Activities
Illinois City 4 H Club met with Kim Terrill presenting door-stop making, baked macaroni and cheese, bicycle parts adjustment, and knitting. Mary Watson demonstrated ceramic rings and earrings while Debbie Howard offered picnic tips.
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Illinois
Country Cids
Kim Terrill
Kim
Malady Keller
Mary Watson
Debbie Howard
Dixie Keller
Elaine McCulley
Melody Keller
River Forks team shines at National Beef Show judging
Mike Carlson Keith Edwards and Bob Crawford represented River Forks chapter at the National Beef Show at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids. The team judged graded and priced beef animals. Keith Edwards posted the high local score with Speisor as instructor Bill Greene.
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Columbus Junction
Mike Carlson
Keith Edwards
Bob Crawford
River Forks
Hawkeyé Downs
Cedar Rapids
Speisor
Bill,Greene
Arp Promoted to Airman First Class at Norton AFB
Gary E. Arp, son of Mr and Mrs C Eddie Arp of 101 Kemble, has been promoted to Airman First Class. He completed schooling and serves as a fuel specialist stationed at Norton AFB California. Address: Gary E Arp, Cmr 1, P.O. 1013, 63rd Supply Sqdn Norton AFB, California 92409.
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Gary E. Arp
C. Eddie Arp
Kemble
Arp
Norton Afb
Calif
Ale
Cmr. 1
P.O
Thomas Trains At Reserve Camp For Army ROTC
Fred A. Thomas and Cadet Thomas, University of Iowa student, attend Army ROTC summer camp at Fort Riley Kansas beginning June 16. He trains six weeks in leadership rifle marksmanship physical conditioning and other military subjects toward commission as second lieutenant.
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Fred A. Thomas Thomas
Fred A. Thomas
Mary
Rt. 2
Wilton Junction
University of Iown
Iowa City
Thomas
Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Ft. Riley
Kansas
U.S. Army
Columbus Airman Finishes Basic Training
Airman Malvin C. Westfall son of Mr and Mrs Forest R Westfall of Route 2 Columbus Junction Iowa completed basic training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas He will attend the Air Force Technical Training Center at Lowry Air Force Base Colorado for specialized schooling as an aircraft weapons systems specialist Westfall is a 1967 graduate of Columbus Community High School
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San Antonio
Malvin C. Westfall
Forest R. Westfall
Columbus Junction
Towa
Lackland Afb
Tex
Air Force Technical Training Center
Lowry Afb
Colo
Westfall
Columbus Community High School
Columbus FFA Member Picked for Band
Keith Edwards of Columbus Junction son of Mr and Mrs William Edwards is selected to join the 1st National Future Farmers of America band on a 42 member roster from 42 states. He will report to Kansas City Oct 9 for the American Royal Parade and attend sessions of the convention at the Muehlebach hotel. Edwards a sophomore next year at Columbus Community School plays baritone in school bands and belongs to River Forks FFA with advisor Bill Greene.
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Columbus, Junction
Keith Edwards
William Edwards
Future Farmers | America
Kansas City
National Future Farmers of America
Muehlebach Hotel
Edwards
Columbus
River Forks
Future Farmers of America
Bill Greene
Oakville Churches Announce States And Services
Oakville and Kingston Methodist churches list Sunday services at 9 and 10:15 to 10:30 a.m with Rev. Samuel Bowser. MYF gatherings, par ent Night, workshops, and welcome events are noted along with other church activities and a sermon themed Sermon in Hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Methodist Church
Samuel E. Bowser
Robert Campbell
Carl Pierce
WSCS
Médiapolis United
Samuel
Bowser
Sam Bowser
MYF
Mar‘yin Meeker
Fairview Community Church
James Stecher Gets Promotion in Vietnam 1966
James J. Stecher 2, son of Mr and Mrs Berard Stecher Route 1 Durant Iowa, was promoted to Army specialist five June 27 while serving as a heavy truck driver with the 834th Transportation Company near Long Binh Vietnam He entered the Army in November 1966 completed basic at Ft Bliss Texas and was stationed at Ft Leavenworth before arriving in Vietnam His wife Delores lives at Muscatine Iowa Muscatine High School class of 1966 alumnus
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Song
Binh
Vietnam
AHTNC
James J. Stecher
Berard _d. Stecher
Durant
834Th Transportation Company
Long Binh
Spec. Stecher
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Muscatine (Iowa) High School
Delores
E. Fourth St
Muscatine
Iowa
ISU Picnic To Feature Hamilton
Carl Hamilton, vice president for information and development at Iowa State University, will speak at the annual 180 Muscatine Cedar County alumni picnic. All Iowa State University alumni and families are invited to the summer gathering Sunday at 12 30 p.m. at the North Shelter in West Liberty Park. Hamilton oversees information service, film production unit, visual instruction service, WOI radio and television, the ISU foundation, alumni achievement fund, and alumni relations with the Memorial Union.
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Carl Hamilton
Iowa State University
Muscatine-Cedar County
Towa State University
North Shelter
West Liberty Park
Hamilton
WOI
Iowa State University Foundation
Alumni Achievement Fund
Alumni Association
Memorial Union
West Liberty Sets Budget Hearing for July 30
West Liberty approves a 580,641 budget for the coming year, up 62,112 from last year. City Manager Robert Snavely cites two new funds electric sinking and equipment revolving, totalling about 52,000, as key drivers of the increase. Taxes are expected to raise 86,104 with 494,537 from other income. the tax rate is 30.422 per 1,000.
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West Liberty
Counleilmen
Robert Snavely
Public Safety Fund
Sanitation
Municipal Enterprises Fund
Recreation
General Fund
Municipal Fund
Utilities Fund
West Liberty approves budget for 1960 69 school year
West Liberty Community School board of education approved a budget of 855963 for 1960 69 at a Tuesday night hearing. The plan increases total expenditures by 127948 from last year s 728015 with district mill levy around 6066 pending reassessment. Administration 34968 Instruction 541280 Other education 4645 Transportation 39233 Operation and maintenance 112412 Capital outlay 41085 Fixed charges 61287 Nichols area action dropped. budget amended to final figures.
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West Liberty
Nichols
West Liberty District
Nichols WSCS Holds Meeting and Fundraiser Plans
Nichols United Methodist WSCS met at Mills Cottage for a noon picnic and July meeting. Fourteen members discussed a rummage sale to be held in the church basement on July 30 starting 9 a.m., with clothing and other items to be donated by July 6 or 29 at latest. unsold clothing to go to Church World Service. Officers training set for July 31 at Lone Tree church 9 a.m to 12 noon, transportation from Nichols at 8:30 a.m. The union of EUB and Methodist churches prompted changes. subscription to Guidepost approved for one year. part of a book report on Women of the Bible continuing in September. no WSCS meeting in August.
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Nichols - Mills
Nichols United Methodist
Church World Service
Lone Tree United Methodist Church
Nichols Church
EUB
Methodist
James Hadley
Minerva Phillips
Women of the Bible
Edith Dean
WSCS
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Mary Ann ‘Umthun
Neil’ Greenwald
Sharon Long
Harold Hetzler
Janet Askam
Larry Poock
Hatlo
Tapeworm
Chimaa
Mae
Llinois City
Hubert Smith
Rushville
Alabama
Bill
Moline Public Hospital
Kenny Gastel
Big Island
Kenny Morehead
Jake Bieri
Jim Weaver
Malcolm Keller
Columbus Ffa
Gary E
Malvin Westfall
Columbus Airman
Howard Peterson
Paul
Fairview Aid
Morning Sun Park
Etta Hobbs
Mount Pleasant Hospital
Elma Syphrit
God
Herbert Clevener
Sune
High Prairie
Lake Lassies
High Prairie United Methodist Church
Wapello Wapello
VFW
Jack Thompson
Vernon Wiederrecht
Floyd Boulton
Ruth Chandler
Fred Beilke
Robert Morris
Jennifer
Rick Crocks
Letts
Clintha Geahart
Etta Noble
Mable McKinney
Flora Weber
Wesley Reif
Rick
James Stecher
Robo
Colorado and
Plaza
Muscatine, In
Journal
Nichols Wscs
Phelps Bros. Laundry
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