Muscatine Monday league results at Kent Stein Park
Co leaders suffered defeats as Optimist Club and Police Department teams posted wins in American Major June league action. Randy Shouse led Police with three hits, while Wally's, Safley's and Lumber Mart also won. Dan Ganser and Tom Cadwell each starred for their sides in tight regional games.
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Amber
Wally
Deep Rock
Kent Stein Park
Police Department
Salley’s
Optimist Beach Optimist Club
Beach Luntver BH
Mall
Beach
Dix
John Lawrence
Don Hanft
Carl Jensen
cJim Androzola
Randy Shouse
Jim Kim
Jeff Swank
Dan Stauffer
Giants
Cubs
Braves
As'ros
Kent-Stein Park
Iowa high school football ends ties this fall
The Iowa High School Athletic Association bows to a sudden death tie-breaker system for football. After a scoreless regulation, the winner of the coin toss on the 10 yard line selects play, with four downs to score. If no winner emerges, the process repeats at the same end until resolved. The move aims to simplify state playoff selection and mirrors Kansas practice. A separate action abolishes the state indoor track meet due to most schools lacking indoor tracks, replacing it with a two day outdoor meet possibly at Drake Stadium.
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BOONE
IDPA
Iowa
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Board of Control
Bernie Saggan
Saggan
School Athletic Association
Iowa City
Association
Drake Stadion
Des Moines
Columbus Junction births and local happenings noted
A stream of community notices from Columbus Junction reports births at Mercy Hospital Iowa City including Sherri Lynn Mougin born June 3 and Anna Belle Yocom born June 2 with extensive family ties. It also notes travel visits by residents, military movements of Capt. Stratton from Taiwan, and upcoming district sports decisions such as dropping spring baseball, expanding the boys golf field, and a three day wrestling tournament plan at Des Moines Veterans Auditorium.
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Columbus Junction
Victor Mougin
Sherri Lynn
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Eugene Parsons
Doliena Mougin
Oxford
Gene Yocom
Davenport
Anna Belle
University Hospital
Chet Yocom
Eugene Darnell
Muscatine
Clayton Richardson
Kenneth Houseal
Ruby van Vliet
St. Paul
Minn
Ronald Peltier
White Bear Lake
Fannie McElroy
Elmer Thomas
Malcolm Patton
Jaccksonville
Fla
C. K. Stratton
Kirk
Taiwan
Hugh Morris
Stratton
Naval Base
Oakland
Calif
Veterans’ Auditorium
Des Moines
YMCA Three on Three Basketball Sign Up
The YMCA announces a three on three basketball league with signup on June 13, 16, and 17 at the YMCA. Entry fee is 2.60 per person. Games start June 26 at the YMCA with divisions for grades 6 7 9 10 11 12 and sessions split across mornings for divisions 1 and 2 and evenings at the YMCA and Muscatine High School fieldhouse.
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YMCA
Muscatine High School
GPC Wins Open League Opener Led by Four-Run First
GPC topped Russelley 9 to 5 at Kent Stein Park as four first inning runs set the pace. Denny Carpenter earned the win, with Beason credited for the save, while Frank Church Harold Lloyd and Wally Beason each collected two hits for GPC. Russelley had no batter with more than one hit.
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Safley
Sandy
Sandys
Tom Cadwell
Harold Classick
John Sturms
Sturms
Jannings
Dale Holtz
Todd Severson
Mark Morrissey
Wendling
Clark
Wendling Quarries
Dan Ganger
Brad
Tim Vandyeriff
Tom Vandygriff
Jeff Lear
Mark Seefeldt
Dave Murdock
Fuhlman
Lumber Mart
Dave Haley
Cavasas
cRusty Melton
Giants
Cubs
Bob Whitinger
Cris Knott
Dennis Britt
Rick Carer
Braves
Pirates
Brad Lemkau
Mike Strajack
Denny Miller
Jerry Snyder
Mike Burton
Richard Perkins
Astros-Dodgers
Astros
Dodgers
Brad Kardux
Jay Golien
Morehhan
Mark Clemens
Mike Latimer
Mac Cooper
GPC
Russelley
Kent Stein Park
Frank Church
Harold Lloyd
Wally Beason
Russelloy
Denny Carpenter
al Peters
Gary Bachus
Girls and Women's Softball Action From Monday Night
Two girls teams Safley s and HON Industries won their games while Holtz Dairy claimed the lone women s contest. Lynn Fry, Sue Wulf, Kathy Zaehringer and Mary McAreavy led Holtz Dairy with multiple hits as Vickie Andresen and Lynn Keller homered for B and D Hausing. Safley s beat Phelps with J Kaska and V Bynum homering and L Greenwald earning the win. HON Industries defeated Lucas Plumbing as Chris Fletcher and Jacobsen homered. Janie Stark drove in a run for Lucas.
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The
Journal
Action Monday
Safley's and
HON Industries
Holtz’ Dairy
Holtz-B
Holtz Dairy
D Hausing
Lynn Fry
Sue Wulf
Kathy Zaehringer
Mary McAreavy
Ruth McGinnis
Vickie Andresen
Lynn Keller
Holtz
Jeanette Holtz
Darlene Peppel
Gloria Hahn
Safley-Phelps
J. Kaska
V. Bynum
Safley's
Phelps
T. Warner
Safley
L. Greenwald
J. Kafka
P. Lambert
S. Anderson
Lucas Hon Industries
Lucas Plumbing
Chris Fletcher
Jacobsen
Janie Stark
Rat Hon
Lucas
Chris Fletheer
Stephanie Danese
Mary Jo Williams
Former California manager Lefty Phillips dies at 53
Harold Lely Phillips, longtime baseball executive and scout, died Monday night from an apparent asthma attack at age 53. He led the California Angels during 1969 and 1970 turmoil but helped shape the organization as a scout and coach with ties to the Dodgers. Funeral services were pending.
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California
Lefty Phillips
Orang. Calif
Harold “Lely Phillips
California Angels
Brooklyn
Los Angeles Badgers
Angels
Angeles
Dades
Alex Johnson
Phillips
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Flo
Roberta
Dewayne
Charleen
New pastor to lead Larger Parish on June 18
Rev. Robert D. Rosebraugh will assume duties as pastor of the Larger Parish serving Joy and New Boston United Methodist Churches and the Eliza Community Church. He arrives June 14 from Vergennes Ill to begin full pastoral responsibilities. He is a graduate of Charleston High School Eastern Illinois University and holds degrees in education divinity and a PhD pending completion of his dissertation. He has taught at Southern Illinois University and Kent State and has pastored in Illinois and Ohio.
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Rosebrough
Charleston, HI
Eastern Hliness University
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Naperville
Eastern Illinois University
Kent State University
Southern Illinois University
Kent State
Central Illinois Conference
Calvary Evangelical United Brethern Church
Chicago
United Brethern
Danville
Springfield
Ilinois
Ohio
Farewell planned for Rev Tidball Sunday June 18
Wilton United Methodist Women sponsor a farewell fellowship for Rev and Mrs Sherman Tidball and family after the 10 30 a m worship service on Sunday June 14 in fellowship hall All members and friends invited to attend both the service and fellowship
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Wilton
United Methodist Women
Wilton United Methodist Church
Sherman Tidball
Fellowship Hall
Cedar Valley club picnic plans July 2
Cedar Valley Community Club hosted by Mrs. Jack Meyers held a meeting with 24 members present under the theme a Mine For Fun and a Time for Sun. President Mrs. Clinton Meyers led singing while a Family Circus caption game and readings entertained. Members were appointed to revise by laws and a birthday tribute was given to former member Mrs. Dorothy Call. A picnic is planned for July 2 for members and former members and their families connected to area universities.
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Cedar Valley Club
Cedar Valley
Jack Meyers
Clinton Meyers
Clifton Meyers
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Bertha Bartetl
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Conesville
Neaw
Richard K
Bonnie Buser
Waranty
Alice H
Chester W. Ellis
Paul B
Betty A. Brewer
Geore Henry
Phyllis E. Griffin
Cedar Falls
Robert LeRoy
Dela Griffin
Rusel L
Faye D. Cole
Fat
Columbus Jet
Chester Coolbaugh
Teresa Lynn
Henry County Memorial Hospital
Dean McCulley
Oscar Coolbaugh
Fife Lake
Mich
George Boulton
Ruth McCulley
Ornion
Sutter
Muny
Steve Sutter
Illinois City
Municipal Golf Course
Keith Sutter
Net Keller
Cage Loop
Pop
Tidball
Southern Ilinois University
Audit Bureau of Circulations
the Muscatine Journal
Bureau of Standards
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