Open Softball Wins for Charcoal-Broiler and Cheri-Top
Charcoal-Broiler defeated Cricket Club 4-0 at Oregon Field as John Marshall allowed three hits and struck out two. Cheri-Top outscored Moose 4-3, aided by Moose errors in the fifth inning, with Joe Van Nice and John Gordy each fanning two.
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Charcoal
Broiler
Cheri-Top
Oregon Field
Cricket Club
John Marshall
Marshall
Sam Beatty
Cheri- Top
Moose
Joe Van-Nice
John Gordy
Lane
Gordy
van Nice
Charcoal and Schmitt's
A Carpenter
Vse
RM Millworks
Wilton
J. Marshall
Cheri
KK. Lange
B. McCleary
Oregon
Columbus Junction
Frost
Ram
M. Byrne
W. Hagens
Schmill
B. Reynolds
Shenk
Uasae
L. Beatty
Po Asses
Dinhigs
Cardwell
Qi O'Toole
Calvert
Titus
Middaugh
Ik Noll
D. Church
G. Minor
J. Welk
Berlin
Ae KR. Wolk
D. Woberg
B. Nielsel
van Miee
J. Owens
Rhe Magse
Seven Man Team Wins Three Church League Tilts
In Weed Park MCA Church Softball action First EUB Assembly of God North Methodist Zion Lutheran posted wins. First EUB broke a five deadlock with Assembly of God for a five run bottom sixth after a Walk and two sacrifices. North Methodist came from 4-1 down to beat St Marys St Mathias 4-3 as Gry McCullough earned the win. Zion Lutheran rallied seven man team rules to a 14-7 victory over Grace Tutheran with Jim Heuer tossing a five hitter and Terry Fahy taking the loss.
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EUB
North Methodist
Zion Lutheran
Knight Fead
MCA Church
Weed Park
Assembly of God
Arrow
Dearrel Bales
L. Snyder
Ovep St. Mary's
St. Mathias
Gry McCullough
Ron Siser
Grace Tutheran
Zion
Fone
Greene Wald
Axel
Jim Heuer
Terry Fahy
Pacific Coast League Scores and Rainouts Brief
Tacoma beats San Diego 7 to 1 while Hawaii defeats Salt Lake City 5 to 2. Dallas-Fort Worth wins 6 to 0 over Indian Spalls and Oklahoma City crushes Omaha 22 to 1. Denver at Louisville postponed by rain. International League Atlanta 10 Syracuse 1. Jacksonville 5 Rochester 2. Columbus of Buffalo postponed by rain. Richmond at Toronto postponed by rain.
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Tacoma
San Diego
Hawaii
Salt Lake City
Dallas - Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Denver
Louisville
Atlanta
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Rochester
Columbus
Buffalo
Richmond
Toronto
Yankees Die Hard Loss Shifts AL Standings
In a 4-2 Baltimore win over the Yankees, a fourth inning brawl erupted after Ralph Houk complained at Orioles field. Willie Kirkland homered for Cleveland as the Indians defeated Boston 10-0, moving into sole second and leaving the Yankees tied for second with Minnesota atop the standings. Jim Perry earned the win for Cleveland with support from Bubba Phillips, while Earl Wilson took the loss for Boston. An earlier charged altercation involved a pitch hit by Cleavland baserunner Francona triggering a dispute over legality of a pitch sequence.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Ralph Houle
Orioles
Bully Hitchcouk
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Yankee
Minnesota
Rober
Philadelphia
Phillies
Stave Barber
Hoy Wilhelm
Daley
Willie Kirkland
Red Sox
Earl Wilson
Maris Mantle Suffer Slump As Homer Jinx Persists
New York players Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle face a homer drought described as a jinx that has haunted past 50 homer hitters. Through 52 games this season Maris has 10 homers and Mantle seven, far below their 1961 pace and recent seasons. Mantle is sidelined three weeks with a tee injury.
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New York
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Babe Ruth
Maris
Yankees
Mickey Mane
Mantle
Junior Golf Meet Starts in Iowa City
The Iowa Junior Golf tournament opened with competitors under 18. Last year's winner Jim Evashevsk of Iowa City has turned 18. Qualifying play began with 32 players, match play to follow. First and second rounds Wednesday, quarterfinals and semifinals Thursday, final round Friday.
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Iowa City
Towa
Jim Evashevsk
Towa City
Iow
Wapello and Morning Sun Win In Area Baseball League
Wapello and Morning Sun earned victories in the Eastern Iowa Baseball League Monday night. Wapello defeated Lone Tree 9 to 2 behind Russ Wiley who threw five innings. Morning Sun beat West Liberty 11 to 6 as Clarity and Durant comments note winless teams. Next games include Burlington at Morning Sun and Wapello at Town City Regina.
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Wapello
Morning Sun
Fastern Towa
Lone Tree
Lone ‘Tree
Burlington
Town City
Regina
Thurgiay
Wilson
Durant
Columbus
West Liberty
Iowa
Apello
White Distribing
Drey
Wiley
D Y
Nay V. Smith
Betty Nussbaum
Ki, Foot
S.e
Doris
Westbrook
Hayes Field
Jay Freese
Mason
Charles Foot
Hig
R. Kruger
Wally Benson
Rick Saltz
Beason
Tig
Shepherd
Seveten
Tion
Brossart & Luaas
Giants
Hi Ind
al’ McDonald
Gary Naber
Sallz
Loge
Lennie Hillman
Terry Frye
Wapelin
Aye
Jim Reifert
Terry Five
Miller
Berlin
AL McDonald
Jim Stratten
Flynn
Teleprompter bids record for Patterson Liston bout rights
Champion Sports promoter Tom Bolan announced a $1,700,000 bid for ancillary rights to the Patterson Liston heavyweight title bout in Chicago. Teleprompter reportedly led a field of bidders, with two others failing to match the offer. The firm also handled the Patterson Johansson fight sold for $800,000. Rights cover radio television and movie productions.
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New Yorke
Teleprompter
Floyd Pateterson
Sonny Liston
Chicago
Tom Bolan
Teleprompter’s
Patterson-Ingemar Johansson
Bolan
Championship Sports
Wapello Tops Lone Tree in High Scoring Bowling The Tigers
Wapello led by Craig Minnis on the mound defeated Lone Tree Morning Sun’s Tigers 11 hits to seven as Kyn Allen drove in five with a bases loaded triple. Ron Cerny and M Gerst contributed on offense for Wapello while Schlapveld led Lone Tree with a triple. Coaches Maynard Bittle and Mike Kautz saw pitchers struggle as Leroy Mitchell used Tracy and McGowan for the losers.
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Lone Tree
Maynard Bittle
Wapello
Ron. Cerny
Mike’ Kautz
Ron. Gates
M. Gerst
K. Foor
Schlapveld
Lone Trea
Morning ‘Sun
Kyn Allen
Craig Minnis
Leroy ‘Mitchel
Tracy and
McGowan
West Liberty Mother-Daughter Banquet Held in June
The Methodist Mother-Daughter Banquet at West Liberty drew 130 attendees. A program featured remarks by Mrs. Wayne Probst and others, with exchange student Emel Randuloglu as guest speaker presenting slides on Ankara Turkey. Prizes honored the youngest mother, oldest mother, and the mother with the most daughters.
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West Liberty
Wayne Probst
Dale Williams
G. William Smith
Karyl Heither
Darold Wilson
Randy Ruebier
Janine Wiliams
Connie Lehman
Linda Wolf
Jeannine Smith
Fred Barnhill
Emel Randuloglu
Dodgers Defeat Cubs Behind Panther Four Hits
The Dodgers beat the Cubs at Heinz Field as Dave Panther earned the win. Phil Eberle took the loss. Panther rapped four hits, while W Schaapveld and T Zybarth added two apiece, and Eberle had two for the Cubs. Sydney, Australia to Boston and Sid Prior are noted in a separate seed disease line advising home gardeners to avoid saving seed unless disease-free.
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Dodgers
Cubs
Heinz Field
Dave Panther
Phil Eberle
Panther
W. Schaapveld
T. Zybarth
Eberle
Helsinki meet shows foam bricks as vaulting hazard
At a Helsinki sports meeting Finnish vaulter Timo Koskela appears to crawl from a pile of bricks. The bricks are foam blocks used to soften vaults, a growing safety concern as athletes vault higher. AP Wirephoto.
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Timo Koskela
Helsinki
Americans Enter British Amateur Meet at Hoylake England
Six Americans reached the second round and three earned byes as nearly 100 players began first round action at Hoylake. Notable figures include defending champion Mi chant Bonallack of England and Ireland’s Joe Carr seeking a fourth title. California’s Bob Falkenbury and Palm Beach veteran Robert Sweeney turned up late, while George Fulton faced M. D. Mitchell in round one and Bud Rudolph met Lee Blue in round two. Others advancing include Kenneth Benson, William Castleman, Pat Brady, and Phil Breitfelder.
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Hoylake
England
Sa— Tait
Michant Bonallack
Ireland
Joe Carr
Bob Falkenbury
Rio de Janeiro
Robert Sweeney
Palm
Kenneth Benson
New York
William F. Castleman
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Pat Brady
Reidsville
N. C
Phil Breitfelder
Lincoln
Neb
Engish
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Tommy Tibbs
Grace Luthuran
T. Fahy
D. Thompso
Nori Methodist
St. Mary's
Cooley
Mahvaun
Grace Luth
Schroeder
Iseran
Dieckman
Mahrauni
Weed Parky
Neiport
Lincoln Boulevard
Schnéker
J. van Nico
Hoben
Toyne
B. Hitchesehy Woo
Christian
Methodist
Elks District
Elks
Snyder
Galaway
Flint Hills
Garrett
Ad- M
Johnson
Garman
Pinkerton
Jon Rossiter
Elks Club
Burl Starkweather
Ington
Hagist
Sarees Brewer
J. Stockman
R. Lord
Swank
B. Sturms
D. Bates
Leech
Smith
Borden’s
Iowana
Whitman
Yank
Twins
Homer Jinx
Bout
AK Barnhart
A Hawley
Tee Tracy
SSP
Srseesearee
Wee
D. Daufeldt
Harrington
I. Descoteau
Kaalberg
G. Daufeldt
Petersen
Cf McGowan
Notals
Griffin
I. K. Baxter
Minnis Po - Aeeane Bryant
C Mien
Delzell
DeYarman
Lee
Rf Frank
Totats
Phils
Sydney
Australia
Willie Stevenson
Cuinalitey
Sid Prior
Oakmont Country Club
Oakmont
Ron
Hulton Re
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Bruner
The
King & His Court
Eddie Fiegner
Muscatine Red Sox
SUN Loan
L&m
Pure Service
Park Avene
Starz
Storz
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