Hopefuls Meet Disappointments in Pro Baseball Action
Tiant’s bid for a record shutout run ends with Boog Powell’s three run homer as Baltimore defeats Cleveland 6 2. Howard belts his eighth homer in five games for Washington’s one run lead in the ninth. Detroit tops Seattle 7 3 on Jim Northrup’s grand slam. McCraw breaks Nash’s no hit bid with a triple and scores as Chicago White Sox beat Oakland 1 0. Boston wins 6 4 over New York. California-Minnesota game postponed after 3 1/2 innings due to rain broken by Twins pitching.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Luis Tiant
Frank Howard
Tom McCraw
Jim Nash
Tiant
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Cleveland
Howard
Washington
Detroit
Jim Northrup
Nash
McCraw
Chicago
Duane Josephson
White Sox
Oakland
Boston
New York
California
Minnesota
Twins
Jim Perry
Angels
Rickey Clark
Trant
Doc White
Senators
Unser
Babe Ruth
Jim Bottomley
Vic Wertz
Tigers
Jim Price
Northrup
Athletics
Russ Snyder
Sandy Alomar
Wayne Causey
Tom
Erma Reynolds Heads Pin Loop Team Banquet At The Elms
Erma Reynolds was elected president and Lois Greenwald vice president when the Ladies Minor Bowling league held its banquet at The Elms. Trophies were presented to the winning Stephen's Trophies team of Erma Reynolds, Jean Holliday, Elizabeth Holliday, Zota Koepping and Marilou Ryder. Individual awards went to Jean Holliday for a 248 scratch game and Marilou Ryder for a 245 handi cap game. Beverly Pershey received the most improved bowler award. League plans include a season starting after Labor Day with an organizational meeting two weeks earlier.
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Erma Reynolds
Lois Greenwald
Ladies Minor
The
Elms
Secetary
Wel Asham
Deloris Burrell
Frieda Parsons
Jean Holliday
Elizabeth Holliday
Zota Koepping
Marilou Ryder
Wilma Heuer
Nefmen Fall 7-2 At Ottumwa In Tennis Dual
Ottumwa defeated Muscatine High School 7-2 in a dual meet warm up for the Little Six tourney. Bob Weis earned the sole MHS singles win while Bob Bynum and Mike Bridges benefited from a forfeit. Final results list six singles matches and two forfeits, with several close scores.
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Ottumwa
Muscatine High School
Little Six
Olf
Bob Weis
MHS
Muscatine
Bob Bynum
Mike Bridges
Minor League Baseball Friday Scores From The Leagues
In the International League Rochester defeated Richmond 7 to 3 Buffalo beat Louisville 10 to 6 Syracuse edged Jacksonville 6 to 5 Columbus played Toledo with rain Houston no, Toledo rain. In the Pacific Coast League Denver defeated Oklahoma City 6 to 3 San Diego beat Phoenix 3 to 0 Tacoma won 7 to 3 Tulsa defeated Indianapolis 8 to 2 Seattle defeated Vancouver 5 to 3 Hawaii beat Spokane 5 to 1. Twilight Trio Summer Bowling League holds an organizational meeting at PiaMer Lanes at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Call 243-0770 for interested players.
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Associated -Press
Rochester
Richmond
Buffalo
Louisville
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Columbus
Toledo
Denver
Okaloma City
San Diego
Phoenix
Tacoma
Portland
Tulsa
Indianapolis
Seattle
Vancouver
Hawaii
Spokane
Twilight Trio
PiaMer Lanes
Errored or Boston Six New York Four
Baseball score roundup with results from games across leagues including California at Minnesota Oakland at Chicago and Baltimore at Cleveland plus multiple listed matches and postponed or scheduled notices for Sunday Monday and Tuesday games. Key scores include New York 4 and Boston 6, Detroit 7 and Washington 3, Chicago 0 and Oakland 0.
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Lau
California
Minnesota
Oakland
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New York
Boston
New, York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
Major League Stars fridays stars AP report
Pitching by Joe Horlen of the White Sox blanked Oakland on four hits through 10 innings as Chicago beat the Athletics 10 to 3 despite Jim Nash’s three hit pitching. Hitting by Jim Northrup of the Tigers produced a grand slam in the bottom of the ninth to lift Detroit to a 7 to 3 win over Washington.
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Associated Press
Joe Horlen
White Sox
Oakland
Chicago
Athletics
Jim Nash
Jim Northrup
Tigers
Detroit
Washington
Oakville Group Attends Youth for Christ Banquet
Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell Mr and Mrs David McCulley and Mr and Mrs John McCulley attended the Youth for Christ banquet Thursday night at the Burlington Hotel Lee Robbins noted singer and members of the Billy Graham team were on the entertainment Also the Youth for Christ Gospel Team performed.
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Oakville
Robert Campbell
David McCulley
John McCulley
Youth For Christ
Burlington Hotel
Lee Robbins
Billy ‘Graham
Youth For Christ Gospel
Fryman Drives Run, Pitching Fails to Seal Win for Phillies
Ron Rapoport reports on a tense 10th inning where Woody Fryman singles to spark Philadelphia and end a four game slide, despite strong pitching by Cardinals foe and shaky bullpen. The Phillies top St. Louis 1 0, Fryman improves to 4-4 while Al McBean drops to 3-3 in a bruising nine inning clash.
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St. Louis
Daily Court Actions Include Dismissal and Divorces
Dismissed Seaboard Finance Co. vs Donna Rodrigues. judgments sought by Central State Bank and other plaintiffs. Divorce filings include Curtis Waite vs Sonya Waite and Lynda Titus vs Neil Titus. Probate actions name executors and heirs. tax form and trustee reports noted. Births, hospital admissions, and volunteers listed. police reports cover speeding and driving offenses. Bloomington 4-H honors Mothers with a tea and a future Achievement Day planned.
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Curtis Elwin
Maude V. Henderson
Muscatine County
Desmond J. van Natta
Grace M
West ‘Liberty State Bank
Fuchsia Schroeder
Otto Schroeder
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Vincent Jay Cromer
Department
Eleanore Brown
Marion C. Brown
Muscatine Savings and Loan Co
Gail A. Ramer
Vincent Boes
Marian Boes
Edwin Buelt
Hilda Buelt
Thrift Loan -Co
Nelson
Ray Plowman
Barbara Flowman
Doe
Donald Hilton
Testate
Albert Reynolds obituary and funeral details
Obituary notices Albert Reynolds 66 services conducted at George M Wittich funeral home with Rev James Epps officiating organist Pat Simpson vocalist William Wellens pallbearers listed interment Memorial Park cemetery Reynolds died May 4 at Muscatine General hospital.
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Albert Reynolds
George M. Wittich
James Epps
Pat Simpson
William Wellens
Buddy Leroy Krise
Albert Krise
Perry Krise
Jim Mathias
Arthur Reynolds Jr
Richard Reynolds
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Reynolds
Muscatine General Hospial
XI Beta Tau Catfish Supper Chapters Meet
XI Beta Tau Exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a meal for 14 members at the Holtz home near Lock and Dam 16. A business meeting followed with Margaret Winger presiding. Lucilla Gorsuch outlined summer outings and yardstick completion for the international office. Committees named include Social chaired by Lucille Gorsuch, Ways and Means led by Jean Terraberry, Program by Marietta Holtz and Helen Perry, Historian Rose Rummery, Service Joyce Oberhaus and Eileen Croslin, Telephone Margaret Winger, Publicity Doris Kochneff. Audrey Johnson honored at bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Lyle Davidson. Carla Garrett of Iowa City co-hostess.
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Mississippi
XI Beta Tau
Beta Sigma Phi
Byers Holtz
Holtz
Lock and Dam 16
Margaret Winger
Lucilla Gorsuch
Social
Lucille Gorsuch
Billie Dittman
Gerry Dunker
Laverne Baetty
Ways and
Jean Terraberry
Lois Schmidt
Marge Stevens
Marietta Holtz
Helen Perry
Rose Rummery
Joyce Oberhaus
Eileen Croslin
Doris, Kochneff
Audrey Johnson
Columbus Junction
Lyle Davidson
Canon Ave
Carla Garrett
Iowa City
Antidraft Rally Draws Thousands at UC Berkeley
About six thousand students and professors applauded a protest rally on Sproul Hall steps against the draft during a Vietnam Comencement event. University officials allowed the gathering saying it broke no campus rules. Reagan decried the protest as indecent and beneath contempt.
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Berkeley
Calif
Ronald
Rea
University of California
United States
Sproul Hall
Charles
Hitch
Roger Heyns
Reagan
Police To Give Bus Protection
Washington bus drivers will receive added protection after a wave of armed robberies and a driver’s slaying. Police will spend more time riding buses to protect transit operators, adding about 320 man hours daily, rather than deploying an armed guard on every bus after nightfall as Rep. Eligio de la Garza proposed.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Johnson
Eligio de la Garza
Dtex
Louisa County meetings and 4H picnic planned
Louisa County Association for Retarded Children meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Grandview Center with officer elections planned. Montpelier Township Farm Bureau met at Montpelier School with 14 members present. 4H reports given and a Weed Park picnic set for June 12. Rural-Urban Tea scheduled May 28 at First Christian Church Muscatine. Gary Kissell among 34 junior high history instructors selected for NDEA institute at Augustana College in Sioux Falls. Cincinnati Royals sign Don Smith of Iowa State College basketball for one year.
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Kenneth Satterthwaite
Main St
Karen Douglas
Terry Hazen
George St
Jon Avery Boss
11Th St
Linda Hill
W. Fulham
Sarah Skolnich
5Th St
Pine
Daniel Reynolds
Dale
Robert Carter
Montpelier
Avis McDaniel
Orange St
Monte Drake
Reynolds
James Smith
New Boston
Roy Malone
Phillips St
Andrew Arthur
Elwood Clark, Jr
Corvallis
Ore
Clark
Sondra Chittick
Elwood Clark
Russell Chittick
Muscatine
G. T. Eaton
Hattie Neff
Harvey Woodstra
Richard Bunker
Walter Russell
Floyd Phillips
Clarence ’ Eis
C. L. Fletcher
Ralph Bierman
Leo Herlein
Cecil Houseman
Elmer Quandt
Leons Curtis
Don Klebe
Ed Lee
Merle Young
Sheldon Neeld
L. A. Weber
H. P. Auffrey
Marvin Craddock
J. A. Thatcher
M. J. Stueben
Raynard James
Paul Slack
Edward Maher
Robert Ale
Lee McKee
E.M. Bartlett
Robert Toborg
Kenneth Powell
Lyle Hocke
Kenneth Bright
Floyd Park
Harry Lewis
Art Umlandt
Paul Welk
C.D. Ager
Eugene Leyle
Grace Crull
Marvin’ Johnson
John Hohenadel
Jacob Sanders
Harry Durand
John Trevarthan
J. W. Myers
Esther Naber
Grandview
The
Louisa County Association For Retarded Children
Coor
Montpelier Township
James van Nice
Muscatie /Co
First Christian Church
Wayne Kraft
Lyal Paul
Gary Kissell
Isett Ave
Ndea History Institute
Augustana College
Sioux, Falls, &. C
Cincinnati
Cacinnati Royals
Don Smith
Ambrose H. Lindhorst
National Basketball Association
Nixon Picks Bobby by Hair As Demo Choice
Newark AP report says Richard Nixon asserts Robert F. Kennedy will win the Democratic nomination. He claims Kennedy has the edge by a hair due to Kennedy’s primary victories and favors him over Hubert H. Humphrey. Nixon spoke at Newark Airport during an impromptu news conference.
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Nixon
Bobby
Newark
Robert F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Committee to Find Judges and Present Club Gifts
The committee to find judges is Marilyn Walker and Joanne Bradley. Gifts were presented to Mrs. A Morehouse as a retiring leader and to Cathy Morehouse as a graduate from the club. Games were played with prizes awarded to the winners and refreshments served.
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Ler Chapel
Marilyn Walker
Joanne’ Bradley
A. Morehouse
Cathy Morehouse
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IFYE
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Thhat Makesroom
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