Muscatine Golfers Lose One Stroke In Little Six Meet
Muscatine high golfers finished second by one stroke to Burlington at Credit Island Davenport in the Little Six conference meet. Clayton Carver led Muscatine with 74, matching medalist Rick Loghry of Burlington. Other Muscatine scorers included Fahy 75, Battey 76, Shepley 78, Oberhaus 83, while Burlington and Assumption also posted strong totals. Coach Ed Lenius plans practice on the Finkbine course ahead of state competition.
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Muskies
Burlington
Credit Island
Davenport
Rick Loghry
Clayton Carver
Medalis
Bob Bulahn
Leghey
Craig Pross
Titk
Muscatine
Norm Jacobs
Tom Reavely
Keokux
Gary Engle
Ottumwa
Proffitt
Ed Lenius
MHS
Town City
Finkbine
Tom Fahy
Gene Battey
Brian Shepley
Pat Oberhaus
Bob Bulmahn
Norm Jones
Bob Burrows
Dick Jatt
Stewart
Assumption — Smaxal
Mike Dockery
John Dockery
Jim Schott
Brafman
Phillips
Keokuk — Huiskamp
Andrews
Margin
Beavery
Hanlin
Haines
Dull
Eagle
Beck
Birkalter
Evans
Bookin
Craig Proffitt
Brian Sheplay
Gene Batley
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Baseball Scores From Sunday Across Leagues
The Associated Press reports Pacific Coast League results include Spokane beating Denver 3-1 to complete a suspended game and 5-4 in 14 innings, with Portland 6 Arkansas 5 in 10 innings, Salt Lake City 6 Tacoma 5 in three, and Hawaii 10 Dallas. International League activity shows Richmond 14 Toronto 2, Columbus 3 Buffalo 5, Atlanta 2 Syracuse 3, Jacksonville 5 Rochester 11.
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Columbus
Buffalo
Atlanta
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Rochester
Midwest tennis and baseball update from Decatur area
Anderson loses to Murphy in singles at the Midwest League event as Murphy Clinches singles title for the second year. Burlington, Fox Cities, and Decatur vie atop the standings after key wins. doubles victors include Murphy and Kindig of Burlington. Muscatine wins Little Six conference tennis, Burlington takes crown with Keokuk second.
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Mike Gadient
Assumption
Randy Murphy
Burlington
Murphy
Dave Sorensen
Wol
Becatur
Clinton
Waterlon
Dubuque
Quincy
Mike Dory
John Sarr
Keokuk
Dick McPike
Denny McGowan
Muscatine
Dale Johnson
Alan Jones
Denny Tidge
Tom Powell
Cedar. Rapids
Wis
Rapids
Associated Press
Decatur
Fox Cities
Cedar Rapids
Jim Mortis
Fox Cites
Wisconsin Rapids
Russ Murphy
Tom Kindig
Don Edwards
Jim Arledge
P. J. Anderson
Ron Campbell
Muscatine High
Northern Dancer dominates Preakness in 24-length romp
Jockey Bill Hartack hailed Northern Dancer as unbeatable after a 24-length Preakness win at Pimlico. Bill Shoemaker conceded the winner while noting swap races from the Kentucky Derby. The Canadian colt, trained by E. P. Taylor, heads to Belmont with 13 victories from 18 starts amid a string of glory. Other stakes at Aqueduct, Garden State Park, Hollywood Park, and Golden Gate Fields featured Castle Forbes, Tosmah, Real Good Deal, and Chelios winning their respective races.
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the Shoe
Hill Rise
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Pimlico
Hank Macréno
E. P. Taylor
Castle Forbes
Sceree
Aqueduct
Face the Facts
Tosmah
Garden State Park
Look Ma
Hollywood Park
Golden Gate Fields
Government Job Coupon Offers Free Salary Information
Public notices promise free government job data including position lists and salaries. The notice also advertises guidance to prepare for tests and examinations, urging readers to obtain the materials at the provided mall or outlet location.
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Toway
Lam
Fred
U. S
Nortmanns Win Father-Son Golf Meet at Liberty
West Liberty report: Charles Nortmann and his son Mike, 15, won the annual father and son golf tournament in a playoff after a 48-entry event. They tied with Gary Blackman and his son, but captured the title on the first playoff hole.
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West Liberty
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Nortmann
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Dr. N. W. Blackman
Gary
Monty H. Owen
Monty Owen, Jr
Jack
Larry McNamara
Owens
Curtis Utley
Roger
Charles Nortman
Dan
Major League Stars Lead Yankees and Giants Sweep
Joz Pepline of the New York Yankees drove in five runs with five hits incl uding two home runs as the Yankees swept the Kansas City Athletics 11 to 9. Bob Hendley of the San Francisco Giants shut out the New York Mets on three hits, fanning five in the first game of a doubleheader, Giants winning 6 to 0.
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Associated! Press
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New York
Yankees
Kansas City
Athletics
Bob Hendley
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Giants
Mets
Lone Tree Bell Wins State Hurdles Crown at Drake
Lone Tree’s Lynn Bell captured the 180 yard low hurdles in state meet at Drake Stadium Des Moines, clocking 21 seconds. Kerry Conard of Winfield Mount Union won the 440 yard dash in 30.7 seconds, breaking the old marks. Morning Sun relay teams and other area athletes posted notable showings in challenging conditions.
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Lynn Bell
Lone Tree
Bell
Southeast Town League
Kerry Conard
Winfield Mount Union
Steve Moore
Morning Sun
Craig Okerberg
Marathon
Moore
West Brouch
Gene Langstaff
Columbus
Drake Stadium
Des ‘Moines
YM Swimming Banquet Set for Tuesday Night at WCA
The Muscatine YMCA annual banquet honoring swimmers is planned for Tuesday evening at the YMCA facility. Dinner starts at 6 p.m. No guest speaker is listed, but YM physical director Paul Uyemura will present a swimming movie.
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Ine
Muscatine Ymca
WCA
Guesh
Paul Uyemura
Ellsworth Downs MCC in Regional. Muscatine Ends Season
Ellsworth defeated Muscatine Community College 10 to 0 in Des Moines, ending MCC’s season at five wins and three defeats. Ellsworth pitcher Anderson limited MCC to four hits, while catcher Denny Fulton drove in two runs with a two out double in the sixth as Ellsworth advanced in the regional tournament.
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Champ Hllsworth
Muscatine
Os Moeve
Des Moines
Ellsworth
Mason City
Esworth
Piek
Grand View
Wisworth
Don TeStrake
Roger Maralfo
TeStrake
MCC
John Robinson
Marolf
Anderson
Renny
Waech
Ben Holliday
Denny Fulton
Olympic boxing trials open at Singer Bowl in Queens
Eighty top amateur boxers from military and civilian clubs begin a three day U S Olympic Trials to decide the 10 who will represent the United States in Tokyo. Forty survivors advance to semifinals with finals set for Wednesday night in the 18 000 seat Singer Bowl. Admission is free for guests. rain moves bouts to Sunnyside Garden.
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Murray Rose
Associated “Press
New York
Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
Marine
Air Force
Sunnyside
Queens
Record Fish Caught in Iowa DES Moines
Iowa fishermen bag record fish this spring as the Slate Conservation Commission reports. Larry Meeker of Logan caught a 21 pound 2 ounce channel catfish from the Little Sioux River to set a new channel cat record. Harley Bryan of Montezuma claimed a 25 pound 9 ounce largemouth bass at the Montezuma city reservoir, narrowly surpassing the old bass mark by 2 ounces. Bill McBee of Chariton also fished the Chariton city reservoir.
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Bill McBee
Chariton
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Morris Wins Jalopy Race at West Liberty Night
Mel Morris of West Liberty captured his first feature win of the season on a packed Jalopy program at West Liberty Saturday. The event saw a big pileup with Kenny Jackson of Burlington injured and later treated at Muscatine General Hospital. Jackson suffered a sprained ankle and multiple fractures. his car was a total wreck. Mississippi Valley Speedway officials noted results, with John Mickey of Columbus Junction leading the Baja standings at 4842 points, followed by Morris at 38, Mike Niffenegger, Kalona, and others. Fastest times listed include Lane 1:74.1, Mickey 1:27.0, Morris 1:28.08.
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Fover
John Mickey
Columbus Junction
Kenny Jackson
Burlington
Muscatine General Hospital
Mississippi Valley Speedway Club
Ponny
Tohnl
Mickey
Mike Niffeneeger
Kalona
Bob Lane
Ron Jackson
Bd Inglebright
Mount Pleasant
Mark Mosier
Washington
Gary Gordy
Wil
John Mullink
Iron
Dr. Blackman
Ron Hemstead
Lone Tree
Erwin Mosher
Albert Scott
Ralph Erickson
Locuvidge
New Healing Substance Ends Hemorrhoid Itch Fast
New York special report touts Bio-Dyne as a breakthrough in stopping burning itch and shrinking hemorrhoids without surgery. Claims doctors observed rapid improvement in long standing cases, with germ killing properties to prevent infection and months of gains. Preparation H suppositories or ointment with applicator are recommended and widely available.
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New York
N. Y
MCC Golfers May Move Up to 3rd in Tourney
Muscatine Community College golfers may move from fourth to third in the state JC tournament after final scores at Woodside Des Moines. MC2 stood fourth with 341 strokes as Clarinda faced possible disqualification for non full time student golfers. Local players included Tom Lucas 43 38 81 Mike Reeves 43 38 83 John Harper 44 42 86 Dick Sellers 4 46 92 Terry Lowber 48 44 92.
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MCC
Muscatine Community College
Woodside
Des Moines
Charles Renner
Grand View of
Tom Lucas
Mike Reeves
John Harper
Dick Sellers
Terry’ Lowber
Bowling Standings and High Scores from Twist Shirters Teague
Bowling meet results show Freeze 25 and Team No 5 leading, with high games by Taster and Freeze at 551 and 546 respectively. High team series reach 1458 for Team No 1 ahead of Team No 3, while Denny Carpena and Don Donovan lead individual series with 208 and 183. Ladies perform with Dinte-Biven 149 and 406 for Dixie Biven in high series.
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Heft ‘Twisters Teague
Yeant
Tastee
Freeze
Taster
Denny Carpens
Ter
Don Donovan
Denny Carpena
Don
Donovan
Larry Swats
Fort
Dinte- Biven
Melady Ross
Dixie
Biven
Melody Ross
Ex Giants Coach Owen Dies At 66 In Oneida New York
Former NFL Giants head coach Steve Owen, 66, died Sunday in Oneida New York from a cerebral hemorrhage. He joined the Giants in 1926 and led as head coach from 1931 to 1953, guiding the team to eight Eastern Division championships, a league record.
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Giants
Oneida
N. Y
Steve
Owen
National Football League
New, York Giants
Kingston meet highlights with Jones edging Green
Kingston Jamaica report notes Doug Jones of 191 pounds from New York outpointed Leroy Green of 154 pounds from Kansas City Missouri. The brief records a competitive boxing result with two fighters named and their weights and locations.
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Jamaica
Doug Jones
New York
Leroy Green
Kansas City
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