Unbeaten Lincoln Boulevard, First Baptist pace YM Church softball
Lincoln Boulevard and First Baptist remained unbeaten after wins in the YMCA Church Softball league at Weed Park. Lincoln 15 Zion Lutheran, First Baptist 4 United Presbyterian, Assembly of God beat Island Methodist. Lincoln’s 7 hits led by Mick Wilson, Ron Eisner and Jim Hever took one win. Burns homered for United Presbyterian, but Lincoln and First Baptist stayed atop the standings with 34 records.
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Weed Park
First Baptist
Assembly of God
United Presbyterian
St. Mary's
Mathias
Zion Lutheran
North Methodist
Lincoln Boulevard
Ymca Church
Lincoln
Island Methodist
Lincoln Bowevard
Mick Wilson
Ron Eisner
Jim Hever
L. Stumyne
Zion
Ron Gaanburg
Bob Laiken
Jack Burns
Burns
Ron Kuringer
Island Ind
Snyder
Jim Brotherton
Ymca Church League
D. Watson
Boulevard Ae
R. Buster
Weeks Cross First Baptist
Sseseces First
Stomme St. Mary’s-Mathias
Rl-P
United Presley
Waterloo Bumped From 2nd In Midwest League
Dubuque leads the league by trimming Waterloo to drop second place as Quincy wins 3-2 in 10 innings over Decatur. George Pressley yielded five hits and Waterloo scoreless until the sixth. George Watford earned the win in relief. Dick Wants fueled Quad City's 4-0 win over Fox Cities. Clinton crushed Burlington 12-4 behind Carlos sixteenth victory and Jon Scott’s two singles a double and a triple. Keokuk defeated Cedar Rapids 8-2.
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Dubuque
Waterloo
Hawks
Quincy
Decatur
George Pressley
George Watford
Dick Wants
Quad City
Fox Cities
Brown
Taylor
Clinton
Burlington
Ciso Carlos
Jon Scott
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Burlington High Blanks Columbus 8 0 in baseball game
Burlington High runs struck early and coasted to an 8 0 victory over Columbus Community High as Dean Wischmeier limited the visitors to two hits and 11 strikeouts. Mike Singleton worked in relief, Columbus starter Ron Bitting lasted until the sixth with four strikeouts. Burlington collected 10 hits led by Morrison Wischmeier Rambo and Coon. Columbus hosts West Liberty Friday in a doubleheader.
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Dean Wischmeier
Columbus
Curtis
Mike Singleton
Wischmeier
Ron Bitting
Singleton
Burlington
la Verne Morrison
Rich Rambo
Mike Coon
Hounds
West Liberty
AFL Officials Meet to Discuss Loop Expansion
Boston up Representatives of groups from Atlanta New Orleans and Kansas City meet with American Football League club owners to discuss expansion into one of five cities. Each group pledges 25000 to show good faith and cites 360000 needed for players with a 20000 ticket target. The league votes to trial a sudden death overtime in the 1962 exhibition series, not to be used in regular season. The trading deadline is extended from three to six weeks after play begins.
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Boston
Atlanta
New Orleans
Kansas City
Major League Stars and Pitching Feats Highlight Sunday
Pitcher Lindy McDaniel of the Cardinals extended a scoreless innings streak to 231 and a third, blanking the Cubs on two hits over 32 3 innings to seal a 64 victory. Hank Aaron of the Braves belted his 17th homer with a man on in the sixth and drove in the tying run with a seventh inning single in a 6 4 win over the NL leading Dodgers.
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Associated Fress
Lindy McDaniel
Cardinals
Chicago
Cubs
Hank Aaron
Braves
Los Angeles
Junior Wins to Cubs Pirates Junior Bagball Action
The Cubs defeated the Red legs 10 5 at Hayes Field with Broner Field pitchers Loga and Wagner for the losers. Angerer was the catcher. Bob Leeding caught for the Pirates while Sam Rauschenberger pitched. The Pirates beat the Giants 3 to fold with Rick Berlin losing.
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Cubs
Pirates
Redlegs
At. Hayes
Giants
HLL Signs Grid Factor With St Louis Cardinals
Hall of Fame lineman Jimm y Hillic ket signs to begin his eighth season with the St Louis Cardinals after returning his signed contract to the team today.
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St. Louis
Jimmy Hillicket
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Burns Fatal to Davenport Man at Aluminum Plant
Electrician Dale Schamll, 3 Davenport, died at a Davenport hospital from burns suffered in an industrial accident Sunday night at the Aluminum Company of America plant. Three other workers were burned. Fan Mass, 48, was in satisfactory condition. The other two were not hospitalized.
Browns Sign Three Defensive Backs In Cleveland
The Cleveland Browns announced they have received and signed contracts from three defensive backs Don Fleming Bobby Franklin and Tom Franckhauser.
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Browns
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Don Fleming
Bobby Franklin
Tom Franckhauser
Driver charged after gravel road accident near Flatiron Point
The driver Thomas Grant Hagens, 19, was charged with failure to have vehicle under control after his 1955 car rolled on a gravel road two miles east of Flatiron Point in Sweetland township. He was treated for a broken left hand and released. Two passengers, Karen Yer and Cherelyn Cromer, escaped with minor injuries. The car, owned by Norvil Eugene Garrison, was later towed. Hagens had prior careless driving arrest on June 28 and paid $10 fines plus costs.
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Thomas Grant Hagens
East Seventh Street
Muscatine General Hospital
Marvin Hetzler
Route 2
George M. Wittich
Hagens
Journal
Flatiron Point
Sweetland Township
Boo Miller
Seventh Street
Mus~ Cating
Karen Len Yer
Afalissa
Cherelyn Cromer
East Eighth Street
Marvin ‘Hetzler
Miller
Ater
Norvil Eugene Garrison
Orange Street
Keithsburg Woman Tours Europe with Companion
Keithsburg teacher Miss Martha Ditto, from LT. Stone School in Galesburg, travels with Miss Jeanne Graham of Youngstown Ohio. They fly Idlewild to Shannon to join a tour group visiting England Ireland Scotland Norway Sweden Denmark, sailing July 17 from Southampton aboard the St America and arriving New York July 22. Also noted, Loyal Glant to return home after recent surgery in Moline, sister Catherine Glant accompanies him. Brat Trent sells his supermarket to William Pinger, with future plans undisclosed.
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Keithsburg
Martha Ditto
LT. Stone
Galesburg
Europe
Jeanne Graham
Youngstown
Ohio
Idlewild
Shannon
England
Ireland
Scotland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Southampton
America
New York
Glant
Moline Public’ Hospital
Catherine “Glanz
Brat Trent
William
Pinger
Trent
Homecoming events invite area towns to Wapello parade
Wapello plans a July 11 homecoming celebration with a kiddie parade at 11 a.m. (dst). About 20 divisions allow children under 14 to compete for prize money, with judging at 10:20 a.m. (dst). Parental supervision required. floats and entrants welcome from neighboring towns.
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Wapello
Iparents
Louisa
Delbert Wayne Dotson
Wapella
Linda Lee Elliott
St. Paul Lutheran
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Kimberly Memorial Park
Journal Phatal
Spilla
YM Church
Conner
Batley
L. Bunn
Brendel
S& Oes
Luiken
P Nietzel Goddard
Camptell
Rehde
W Tooman
F Cottrell
F. Newton
Wee R. Kurriger
H. Nietzel
Macon
Nee
P i Runyon
C . Williams
Boynton
M. Durst
F. Fisher
K. W.W. Durst
Baptist Presbyteriar
D. Bohling
J. Wilson
D. Wilson
W. Shoultz
Sass
A. Bobling
Ss D. Shoultz
W Wilson
D. Crumly
Ae Totals Assembly of
Goara L
Gasaway
L. Snyrer
C . Q Brotherton
Eflin
Vere
Eae
G Pinkerton
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Associated. Press
High Blanks
Columbus Junction
Burlington High
Columbus Community High
Associated Press
Cliff Markey
Leroy Green
Milwaukee
Billy “Braggs
Eddie Armstrong
Elizabeth
N. T
Willie Pastrana
Miami Beach
Billy Ryan
Lowell, Maas
San Francisco
Kirk Barrow
Pele Gonzales
AFL
Davenport
Leo Bruns
Bring
Maude Schafer
Grace Hunter
Schafer
Muscatine Savings & Loan
Bob Miller
Karen Lenker
Atalissa
Aera
Rao
Venult
Starz Research
Moore Flavir
Beth Joe
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