Odessa boat races draw 2500 fans at Lake Odessa
About 2,500 spectators watched 26 drivers compete in nine afternoon races at Lake Odessa. Jero me Oberbreckling of Cedar Rapids swept three trophies, winning two five lap races and the free for all. Cedar Rapids rival Dave Rosenberg also won two races and placed high in others. Other trophy winners were Joe Jones Fort Madison Kay Sulzberger Wapello Bill Radell Keokuk and Bob Ertz. Radell posted the best three lap time while Sulzberger set the fastest five lap clocking. Event sponsored by the Wapello Jaycees.
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Wapello
Lake Odessa
Jerome Oberbreckling
Cedar Rapids
The
Wapello Jaycees
Local golfers shine in weekend meets across Iowa
Central States tourney at Iowa City saw Muscatine high senior Craig Proffitt tie for 13th with 220 after an 80 in round two. John Carver placed 9th at 223, Jim Jamieson won with 205. Barry Meerdink took first flight with 143. West Liberty duo Curt and Reeta Utley led the Father-Daughter event, while Keokuk’s Carl Hulskamp and Barbara Poe won the championship flight with 75. Gene Bane and daughter Kaiten of Knoxville were runner-up at 84.
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Central States
Craig Proffitt
Muscatine
Towa City
MHS
John Carver
Jim Jamieson
Maline
Dave Bollman
Iowa City
Mike O'Connell
Carthage
Barry
Butch) Meerdink
Curt
Reeta Utley
West Liberty
Mount Pleasant
Ken
Sandra Huber
Museatine
Carl Hulskamp
Barbara Poe
Keokuk
Gene Bane
Kaaten
Knoxville
Quads' Lead Out as Clinton Tops Burlington in 12 Innings
Clinton defeated Burlington 107 in 12 innings on Sunday night after Howie Wood delivered a dramatic late homer and five four run blasts. Fox Cities pitcher Tim Sommer fanned 14 in a 10-2 win over Quad Cities, dropping them further in the standings. Rapids crushed Cedar Rapids 120, while Decatur beat Waterloo 6-3 and Quincy topped Dubuque 6-3.
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Burlington
Howie Wood
Mighty
Clinton
C-Sox
Wood
Fox Cities
Iicker
Tim Sommer
Quad-Cities
Wisconsin
Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Decatur
Waterloo
Quincy
Dubuque
Associated
Quad Cities
Sith
Wis
Decatur Ag
Waterlon
Sox End Losing Streak Over Milan Merchants
Muscatine Red Sox snapped a four game skid against the Milan Merchants with a 3-2 win at Tom Bruner Field. Sunday's nine inning tilt followed a scheduled seven, as Steve Hindahl contributed an infield hit to start the ninth while batting for Harry Knutsen.
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Milan
Milan Merchants
Muscatine Red Sox
Tom Bruner
Muscatine
Steve Hindahl
Muscatine High
Red Sox
Harry Knutsen
Steve
Temple
Hindahl
Roger Marall
Ottumwa
Dick, Petersen
Curt DeCook
Petersen
Aer
Lieber
Lenz
Marolf
Don Grensing
Joe Brunsvold
Pehrsen
Grensing
Rausenberger
George Long
Towa City
Iowa City Merchants
RURBI
D. Nolin
M. van Dine
T. Kahling
B. Liebbe
Q. Brunsvold
T. Lena
A. R. Stout
Te Williams
Ty C. Cook
R. Marolf
D. Grensing
Harty
D. Garvin
B. Rauschenb
H. Knutsen
D. Petersen
Pose
Rhe Milan
Red
E—Lenz
Cook
Nolin
Liebbe
Baseball scores and standings from major leagues
The AP roundup lists American and National League standings with multiple teams and games. It notes New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, Minnesota, Detroit, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Washington, Baltimore, and others with recent results and upcoming schedules. It reports a minor league style recap of a local Milan Muscatine game and mentions ex-Dodger Wilbur Schardt's death at 78.
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Associated Press
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Bokton
Crebe
WOGL
Minnesota
Detroit
ABC
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
San Boston
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia J
San Francisco
Ginelanath
Milwaukee
Houston
Pittsburgh
San_Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Redlegs Waiver Moves Signal Roster Shuffle
Cincinnati Reds placed infielder Bobby Klaus on waivers as part of a roster cut to 25 players. Two players were recalled from San Diego, Hal Smith was released to clear room for Chico Ruiz at third base and Tony Perez at first base. Ken Blackman of Davenport was named commissioner of the Town Conference, set to begin Sept. 1, after a career in professional baseball with the Quad-Cities Angels.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Bobby Klaus
Jimit
San Diego
Hal Smith
Reds
Chico Ruiz
Tony Ferez
Blackman
Bears Stars Galimore and Farrington Die in Car Crash
RENSSELAER Ind two Chicago Bears players Willie Galimore a seven year veteran drafted from Florida A&M and John Farrington a 6 foot 4 inch 217 pound end were killed when Galimore’s car skidded on a rural road late Sunday night The pair had been training with the Bears and were en route to St Joseph College after attending a players meeting ahead of the College All Star game on Aug 7 The incident stunned the sports world
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Rensselaer
Ind
Chicago ‘Bears
Willie” Galimore
John’ Farrington
Galimore
Florida A&m University
Farrington
St. Joseph College
Bears
Elorde Retains Junior Lightweight Title In Tokyo
World champion Flash Elorde of the Philippines defeated Kosaka of Japan by technical knockout in the first round after dropping the challenger midway. A large Japanese crowd protested, throwing cushions as police moved into the ring.
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Tokyo
Flash
Elorde
Philippines
Linle
Japan
Kosaka
Gary Player shoots 67 in Ames exhibition match
South African golf pro Gary Player fired a four under par 67 in an Ames exhibition with three local amateurs. Top scorer was Dr. Charles Updepraff of Boone with 44 while Chuck Elder of Ames posted 48 and Ralph Campiano of Des Moines 69 in front of about 1000 spectators.
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Ames
Gary Player
South Africa
Jawa
Charles Updepraff
Boone
Chuck Elder
Ralph Campiano
Des Moines
Braves Sweep Mets Behind Carty Five Hits and Two Homers
Rico Carty of Milwaukee led the Braves with five hits including two homers and eight RBIs as Atlanta won 11-7 and 15-10 against the New York Mets. His batting average rose to .342, second in the majors. Johnny Buzhardt of Chicago pitched six hits allowed to beat Minnesota 4-0 in the White Sox doubleheader game.
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Rico Carty
Milwaukee
Braves
New York Mets
Johnny Buzhardt
Chicago
Minnesota
White Sox
Sports scores from multiple leagues and cities
International League results include Sundays rests Jacksonville 3 Rochester 4 and Syracuse 11 Columbus 0. Pacific Coast League notes Seattle 4 Tacoma 8 Spokane 6. Other action shows Indianapolis at Arkansas 8 7 and Portland 5 2.
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Jacksonville
Toronto
Buffalo
Atlanta
Rochester
Columbus
Syracuse
Richmond
Arsulis
Diego
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Iain Eswan
Portland
Okla
City
Salt Lake City
Denver
Dallas
Night Games List Premier League Baseball Card
Tonight seniors at Kent Stein feature Carver against Clark Standard while Park hosts Mart versus Stark Realty at Hayes Field. TheNational League all stars face Dyersville in a Little League tournament at Kent Stein No 1 at 6 PM. Minor games include Braves versus Dodgers at West No 1 and Phillies versus Cubs at Taylor Open. Church league matchups follow with St Marys Mathias Evangelical United Brethren and Zion Lutheran Grace Lutheran plus Island Methodist North Methodist.
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Clark Standard
Kent Stein. Park
Lumber. Mart
Stark Realty
Hayes Field
National League All-Stars
Dyersville
Braves
Dodgers
West
Phillies
Cubs
Taylor
Church League
St. Mary's - St. Mathias
Evangelical United Brethren
Zion Lutheran
Grace Lutheran
Island Methodist
North Methodist
Lions Trim Rookies Roster Hit by Detroit Lions
Lions cut eight rookies including defensive halfback Dick Limerick from Town Stele as Detroit Lions finalize roster in Bloomfield Hills Michigan during NFL preseason.
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LIONS
Limerick
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Dick Limerick
Stele
Detroit Lions
Conservation Bowling Workshop Set in October 1964
Teaching and conservation how to do it will be the theme of a Conservation Education Workshop to be held October 9 and 10 at the State H Camp near Luther. Iowa educators named to the program committee include Ben Clausen William Edgar Margaret Black and Frank H Mendell. The event is sponsored by the Iowa Conservation Education Council the State Department of Public Instruction and the Iowa Conservation Commission.
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Luther
Dale Brentnall
Towa Conservation Education Council
Ben Clausen
Teachers Conservation Camp
Springbrook
William Edgar
State Department of Public Instruction
Margaret Black
Department of Town
Frank H. Mendell
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Brentnall
Sail Conservation District
Arel
U, Council
The
Iowa Conservation Commission
Worlds longest road bridge completes in India
In eastern India the Mahanadi road bridge in Cuttack near Calcutta on the Calcutta Madras national highway has been completed, marking the longest bridge in the nation and signaling a major link in the east.
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Cuttack
India
Mahanadi
Calcutta
Madras
New non surgical cure claimed for hemorrhoids
A New York report touts Bio Dyne as a non surgical treatment that shrinks hemorrhoids relieves itching and alleviates pain. Claims include rapid relief lasting months with observations from doctors and a claim that many cases 10 to 20 years old improved. Preparation H suppositories or ointment are advertised for sale without narcotics or sedatives.
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New York
No Y
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Kay Sulzberger
Dave Rosenberg
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Dial
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Wilton
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Muscatine Produce
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Millie's Beauty Nook
Downer's State Farm
Hyinks Standard Service
Sun Mart. Bakery
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Meat Buck Schwap Biaesing
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Ann Jail
Barbara Morrissey
Fiery Aur Schwab
Mike Blats
Ing
C.L. Mull
C. L. Mullist
Millie
Hartford
Conn
Jack Rule
Iowa
Ken Venturi
Rule
Massey
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