IOC Sets Dates for 64 Olympics in Tokyo and Innsbruck
The International Olympic Committee approved dates for the 64 summer games in Tokyo starting October 9 or 10 and ending October 25, with a rest day after opening ceremonies. Winter events will run January 29 to February 8 in Innsbruck, Austria.
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Innsbruck
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IOC
TOC
Otlo Mayer
Tony
Mayer
Squaw Valley
Calif
Pirates and Giants Dodgers Highlight Racketeering Lineage (Sample)
Rays, Pirates, and Giants feature in a crowded box with players such as Macon, Garvin, Johnson, and Witte noted for triples and doubles. The Cubs and Phillies clash as Bayes Hb Cubs prevail over Philli 7 to 0 with Zoller and Spencer handling batteries and J Hanson and J Fox homering.
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AOS Pirates
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Ey Pirates
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C. Sebrours
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Wibe
Bayes
Philli
Indians Rally to Top Astros in Tight Midwest Showdown
Balance press notes Indianapolis leadership bid amid American Association action as the Indians beat Houston 3-1 to climb to second place. In other games Denver crushed Omaha 8-0 after a grand slam by Ray Conkle and a late-ninth blast by Cliff Cook for the Indians. Claude Osteen allowed five hits with no walks in Polisto. Flo opened the Indians ninth with a triple and Cook followed with a bases loaded homer.
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Todianapolis
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Sue Meerdink Qualifies for Women's League Championship
Sue Meerdink of Muscatine and Jane Dawkins of Mount Pleasant qualified for the championship night in the Women's Collegiate golf tournament Monday. Match play begins Tuesday with Meerdink representing Arizona State after a 41 43 84 qualifying round. Other notable qualifiers include Nancy Gauthier of Corning and Polly Gerhardt of Des Moines with solid scores as the field narrows.
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Mich
Sue Meerdink
Muscatine
Jane Dawkins
Mount Pleasant
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Arizona State
Miss Hawkins
University of Iowa
Hovvy Wheeler
Arizona
Andy Cohn
Waterlno
Northwestern
Polly Gerhardt
Des’ Moines
Colorado
Fladoos Solid Favorite in Girls Tourney
Osage w sharon Kladoos, a Dubuque veteran golfer at 18, is the solid favorite to win her fourth straight Iowa junior girls title. Fladoos, who last won the women’s amateur title, shot a three under par 69 in a warmup round. The 72 hole medal play tournament began Tuesday morning with the field of 61 entries.
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Sharon Kladoos
Dubuque
Soli
Iowa
Fladons
USC Pitcher Wolf Signs $100000 Bonus With Houston Club
Wally Wolf, USC right hander, signed a $100000 bonus base ball contract with Houston in the National League. The 19 year old turned down a $75000 offer from the Dodgers to join scout Bobby Mallick. He will report this week to Houston to join the American Association team as they move to the NL next season.
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Wally Wolf
University of Southern California
Houston
Wolf
Trojan
Los Angeles Dodigers
Bobby Mallick
Writ
Thomas Unbothered By Brumel Jump Controversy
Boston athlete John Thomas says he is focused on his own prep rather than Brumel’s recent 2.2 meter high jump in Moscow. Thomas holds 7 feet 3 1/4 inches as the world standard and aims to prime for the AAU meet in New York and follow-up European events where he will face Brumel again.
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Jonn Thomas
Valery Brumel
John
Brumel
Moscow
S.” . Thomas
U.S
Thomas
New York
Europe
Durant Tops West Branch In 16-6 League Baseball Win
Durant exploded for 10 runs in the fifth and sixth innings to beat West Branch 16 to 6 in a league game. Durant, now 7-4, built a 6-4 lead after three, then added eight more in the late frames as Del Whitmer drove in the first run with a squeeze. West Branch struggled on the mound and defense.
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Oson
Ak Knulseh
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Gow
B. Christensen
Pierce
Kephart
T. Christensen
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Watlers
Anderson
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Scholf
Seovery
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Stig Wwe
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Wallers
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Overson
Kep- Natshart
Pederson
Duryant
Knulsen
Ephart
Christensen
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Walters
Rain Delays Do Not Dampen Topeka Victory
In Topeka rain began in the eighth inning but the Reds held on to defeat Lincoln 21 in a three game night. Art Shansky and Miles Mee Williams provided the key sixth inning run as 4,013 fans watched until showers forced a seventh inning finish. Two other games were rained out and Michigan State golf leads remain at home since Forest Akers course dedication.
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Miles Mee Williams
Lincoln
Michigan State
Forest Akers
East Lansing
Rev Nichols Preaches Final Sermon at Conesville Church
The Rev Nancy J Nichols preached farewell services at the Conesville Methodist Church as she prepares to join the Twin Kirkman parish in the Council Bluffs district. Over 60 attended while events included youth and community sessions with guest speakers and gatherings at nearby homes.
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Lee Jeanner
Joanne Goldsberry
Grace United Church of
Burlington
Robert Gray
Gray Home
Rex Townsend
Roxie
Jackie
Jimmy
Mark
Chicago Heights
Mlinois
William Mineer
Charles van Auken
Chris
Columbus Junction
Alfred Schumann
Cards Pirates Win Junior League Games
The Cardinals beat the Dodgers 71 as Proffitt and Terry paired for the win on a two hit effort. Dodgers collected eight hits off White and Panther with Rauschenberger and Schaapveld catching. Doug Leceh pitched the Pirates to a 154 mph triumph over the Giants, with Steve Hindahl taking the loss.
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Panther
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Steve Hindahl
Picnic and Shower Honors Mrs Ronald Gray at Chautauqua Park
A large gathering at Chautauqua Park in Columbus Junction honored Mrs Ronald Gray, formerly Miss Trudy Tweed, for her recent marriage on Fathers Day weekend. Attendees included numerous Columbus Junction families, extended relatives, and friends from Burlington Bettendorf Muscatine and Chicago Heights, with a family gathering at the Buckman home in observance of Fathers Day.
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Florida
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Fommy
Michael
Trudy
Moline
Til
Fred Showalter
John Dilts
Jimmy
Dougie
Kate Diveney
Donald Diveney
Columbus Junction
Milton Diveney
Earl Murphy
Lynn
Johnnie
Lyle Martin
E. M. Murphy
Nichols Methodist Church
Magentine
Tay Journal
Ronald Gray
Trudy Tweed
Chautauqua Park
Fred Criss
Ricky
Randy
Robert Gray
Bob
Conesville
Earl Hungale
Pamela
Terri Beeman
Muscatine
Charles‘Van Auken
Chris
William ‘Mincer
Rex Townsend
Roxie
Jackie
Mark
Chicago Heights
James Bennett
Nancy
Joe
Bettendorf
Connie Gray
Burlington
Gordon Hawkins
Donald Buckman
Russell Orr
Kaye
David
Randay
William Peterson
Mus
Lewis Peterson
Becky
Paul
Gail Brian
Terl
Brucellosis Eradication Program Hits 80 Percent
Washington reports the brucellosis eradication campaign has passed 80 percent with 2,528 of 3,152 counties certified as free of the cattle disease. The program has reduced cattle infections by 61 percent since 1954, and milk or contact with infected animals remains a public health hazard.
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Agricultural Department
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