Columbus Nips L M in Southeast Town baseball clash
Columbus edged Louisa Muscating 2-0 in a weather-disrupted Southeast Town league game Monday. Kemp and Langstaff produced LM’s early offense, while Columbus tied it in the fourth on Gerling and Bitting. The two teams meet again Friday at LM to close their single-encounter loop.
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Stephens
Rick Schlutz
Bennett
Gene Langstaff
Ken Gerling
John Gabriel
Erry Bitting
Kemp
Tom
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Rr Schlutz
Quigley
Gertz
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Frese
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Brackhart
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Hughes
Yastrzemski Injures Self Sliding Into Base
Los Angeles reports Carl Yastrzemski, AL batting champion, spiked himself sliding into second on Monday, likely sidelined a day or two. Dr. Robert Woods of the Angels said the cut will need five or six stitches after he was taken to a hospital near Inglewood.
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Carl Yastraemski
Boston
Robert Woods
Angel Tram
Stignes
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Yastrzemski
Inglewood
Indians Beat White Sox as Kralick Tops AL in Hits
Major League Stars report Jack Kralick of the Indians improved to 54 in wins by limiting the American League leading Chicago White Sox to few hits. Leon Wagmer of the Indians slammed his 14th homer and added a single scoring two runs in Cleveland’s victory.
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Chicago
White Sox
Leon Wagmer
Cleveland
Cubs Star Billy Williams Tracks .400 Dream While Hitting .414
Cubs outfielder Billy Williams, a rising star with a .414 average, says he hasn’t reached .300 yet and doubts surpassing Ted Williams’ .400 mark. The 1962 NL Rookie of the Year remains optimistic, armed with a history of strong slumps and late-season surges as he contends for a record-breaking season.
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Chicago
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Milwaukee
Liberty Beats Solon 7-0 In Baseball Showdown
West Liberty traps Solon 7-0 as Tracy earns win with five innings of three-hit relief. Moylan tosses two hitless frames, while Liberty bats deliver early offense on errors and timely hits. Solon’s Montgomery had the lone hit off combined Liberty pitching.
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Liberty
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Solon
Comets
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Tracy
West Branch Tops Wilton in Eastern Iowa league baseball
West Branch remained unbeaten at 4-0 by defeating Wilton in an Eastern Iowa Hawkeye conference game. Wilton's lone run came in the second inning on West Branch errors, a walk, and a sacrifice. Key plays included a four-run third inning for West Branch on a Terry Olson single, two West Branch errors, a two-run John Hemingway single, and a walk. Christensen and Hinkhouse drove in runs later. both teams had five hits. Christensen earned the win. Davis relieved for Wilton. Wilton (2-1) meets Mount Vernon Friday as West Branch rests until June.
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Mount Vernon
Nicklaus Opens PGA Favorite After Columbus Round
Nicklaus dominates a Columbus course test beating Julius Boros by four strokes in a Round of Champions. The two pros set targets for the July championship with Nicklaus aiming at a 275 total and Boros predicting 272 or 273 if weather cooperates. Amateurs on National Golf Day raise funds for PGA projects as action draws a gallery of spectators.
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Associated Press
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Rose Planting Season Not Over Yet
Rose planting season isn t over says Iowa State University extension horticulturist Ben Vance. He advises planting potted roses by placing the root ball slightly below ground, loosening soil, mixing peat or compost, and watering well. Bare plots can quickly become rose gardens with proper care. Strawberries and raspberries need steady moisture. irrigate if rainfall fails to meet one inch weekly.
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Iowa State University
Beef Cattle Men to Hold Judging Parley in Ames
The 1964 Ames livestock judging conference at Iowa State University will focus on beef cattle only for the first time. Prof. Robert E. Taylor announced the June 17 event inviting about 200 livestock judges and exhibitors to participate from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the university meats laboratory.
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Iowa State University
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Iowa State University Meats Laboratory
Totals Wiveecny OB 7 WF in 5th and 7th innings
Game summary shows Solon 12 Liberty 7 after five innings and 7-2 in the sixth. Plays include a strikeout, grounded out, hit by pitch, and a single by South. Final score indicates a comeback with late runs in the sixth and seventh.
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Louisa County Sheriff Wins Re Election Bid
Incumbent Sheriff Ralph McDowell defeated challenger John F. Gebriel 689 to 530 in Louisa County’s primary. Fred Wier led GOP ticket with 958 votes. John Rex 414. W. R. Rabedeaux 391. Democratic side shows Dale Rickert ahead of Walter Conway 203 to 119. both advance to general against Wier and Rabedeaux. County officials and other statewide results listed. Joyce Riessen named Senior Better Grooming Champion at Scott County contest.
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M. L. Abrahamson
Harry Thompson
Grandview
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Garry Woodward
WN. Bump
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E.W. Fullerton
Dorothy Taylor
John Dillon
Guy Hardman
Wapella
Dale Rickert
Muscatine
Walter Conway
Bill Rabedeaux
John Schmidhauser
Joyce Riessen
Scott County
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Nancy VenHorst
Belmont Busy Bees
Blaine Martens
Cedar County Extension
Werling Wins Cedar County Attorney Race
Werling defeats James C. Davis by 823 19 378 votes to win the Cedar County Republican nominating race for county attorney. Lester M. Nicoll led the field for the 1966 board of supervisors term with 749, RM Willer 824, Jerry Mays 522, in a three person contest. Other Cedar County GOP tallies include Auditor A W Kemmann 1106, Clerk Cyril Olson 1097, Sheriff Richard Barden 1078. Democratic sheriff candidate Ed Meyers led with 13 votes in a five person field. other race totals listed for various offices. LaMar Foster 544 for state representative.
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Max BR. Werling
James C. Davis
Cedar County
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Cyril D. Olson
Richard Barden
Board of ‘Supervisors
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Charles Winekaul
LaMar Foster
SUI Awards First Engineering Degrees At Commencement
William T Schmidt of Muscatine and Gerald Krass of Orange City will receive bachelor of science degrees in industrial engineering at State University of Tow commencement exercises Friday. This marks the first award of the new degree in engineering. The degree, created in 1962 by the State Board of Regents, merges finance, engineering and industrial management under Professor I Wayne Deegan, head of the department.
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Muscatine
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Orange City
State University of Tow
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Aveta J Schmidt
Route 4
State Board of Regents
I. Wayne Deegan
Morning Sun Girl Fined After Chase
Linla Louie Dearth, 19, of Morning Sun, paid 10 dollars and costs in police court Monday night for speeding 60 miles per hour in a 5 mile per hour zone on Stewart Road. Police also charged her with failure to yield to the siren of a patrol car and she paid five dollars on this charge.
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Install New Mailboxes at Illinois City Post Office
New mailboxes were installed at the Illinois City Post Office over the weekend and residents are learning the new combinations. Visitors include Connie Schmidt of Eldon, Iowa, staying with her grandmother Emma Morehead. Also noted are visits from Don Moorney and son of New Boston and Danny Terrill and sons of Milan to Frank Terrill’s home, plus Herbert Richardson and daughter from Highland, Indiana, visiting Vode Miller’s family.
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Eldon, II
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Don Moorney
New Boston
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Flies Under Control Advice for Muscatine County Farms
Extension experts urge dairy and beef farmers to apply insecticide mixes to cattle and barns to curb stable and houseflies. Use morning milking applications and residual barn sprays, with caution to avoid water or feed contamination and to remove animals during spraying.
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Muscatine
Eugene Mathers
Harold Stockdale
Town’ State University
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