Twins Blast Red Sox To Move Ahead In AL Race
Minnesota bombers led by Bob Allison Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva pounded Boston for seven runs as they beat the Red Sox 7 to 3. Oliva tied the Red Sox 6-6 with his eighth homer. Allison also scored on a grounder as Boston faded late and Minnesota surged into first in the American League.
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Murray
Chass Associated Press
Minnesota
Boston
Twins
Red Sox
Fenway
Allison
Earl Wilson
Bob Allison
Oliva
Wilson
Killebrew
Ed Bressaud
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Washington
New York
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Earl Battey
Zallo Versailles
Carl Yastrzemski
Women's State Pince Ends This Weekend Tourney Finale
The th annual state women's bowling tourney winds up this weekend after a flood-caused delay. Chels Heating led by Mary Flannery is the only local team listed to bowl at Town & Country Bowl Saturday at 4 p.m. Local bowlers like Fridley Nickless Johnson Naber Frederick Swayze Wiese Lee and many others fill shifts at Plamor Lanes and Town & Country with CST scheduling and check-in reminders.
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Chels Heating
Mary Flannery
PlaMer Lanes
Marie Fridley
Muscatine
Nancy Nickless
Fort Dodge
Isabelle Johnson
Fairfield
Dorothy Naber
Alberta Frederick
Mason City
Jan Swayze
Shirley Wiese
Burlington
Jean Lee
Bowling Scores And Highs From KWPC Meet
In a bowling recap KWPC tops team standings with 699 in a high game and 1024 series led by Magnus Cly with 1806. Scott Donovan rolls 203 and 381 implied in the high series alongside Ron Zimmerman 381. Kathy Stegall and Martha Massey lead women with 183 and 467 respectively while Margaret Naber posts 453.
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Magnus Cleaners Ves
Massey's
KWPC
Mas C
Magnus Cly
Scott Donovan
Ron Zimmerman
Ladies High
Kathy Stegall
Margaret Naber
Martha Massey
Jalopies to Run At West Liberty
Jalopy races at West Liberty are set for 1730 p.m. Saturday as the fourth event of the season. Johnny Mullink of West Liberty and Mark Mosier of Washington have won features this season, while John Moss of Town City previously won at Columbus Junction.
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West Liberty
Mississippi Valley, Speedway Club
Johnny Mullink
Mark Mosier
Washington
John Moss
Town City
Collumbus Junction
Thurness Accepts Davis County Grid Coach Post
Robert Thurness formerly of West Liberty has taken the head football and assistant track coaching job at Davis County High School Bloomfield. A Coe College graduate he spent two seasons as head football and track coach at Tipoli High School posting a 10 6 football record and his track squads won two Cedar Wapsie conference titles.
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Robert Thurness
West Liberty
Davis County High School
Bloomfield
Thurness
Coe College
Tipoli High School
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Dava liile of Cleveland with .372 and Horton of Detroit at .363 for batting. Green of Boston and McAuliffe of Detroit lead runs with 33. Mantilla of Boston and Howard of Washington lead RBIs with 33 and 31. McAuliffe and Davalillo top hits. Versailles of Minnesota and Ward of Chicago pace doubles. Versalles and Blasingame tie for triples. Gentile of Kansas City and Conigliaro of Boston lead home runs with 10 and 4. Cardenal and Camipaneris steal 11. Pappas leads AL pitching at 5-0, 2000 with Pascual and Grant. Koufax dominates NL strikeouts with 92. Maloney leads NL pitching with 50 wins, .889. Romack becomes LPGA president succeeding Englehorn after a traffic accident.
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Davaliile
Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
Green
Boston
McAuliffe
Mantilla
Howard
Washington
Davalillo
Versailles
Minnesota
Ward
Chicago
Versalles
Minnessota
Blasingame
Gentile
Kansas City
Conigliaro
Calavita
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Camipaneris
Pappas
Baltimore
Pascual
Grant
McDowell
Cleve
Hawe
Lopez
J. Alou
San Franjcisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
Williams
Santo
Kranepool
New York
Callison
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
Flood
St. Louis
Johnson
Javier
Torre
Milwaukee
Swoboda
Memorial Day expected good luck for Iowa fishermen
Iowa streams and rivers offer scattered good fishing over Memorial Day as the State Conservation Commission notes high muddy water. Bullhead and bluegill fishing shine in various lakes, with crappies and walleyes improving in the Mississippi corridor and on several central and southeast waters. Trout stocking starts Thursday, signaling a busy weekend for anglers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Great Lakes
Red
Haw
Chariton River
Towa
Mississippi River
Dubuque
McGregor
Nine Eagles Lake
Green Valley Lake
Rock Creek
Lake Ahquabi
Indianola
Lake Keomah
Oskaloosa
Lake Odessa
Iowa River
Lake McBride
Coralville
West Fork
Cedar River
Missouri Leads Most Big Eight Baseball Stars
In Kansas City AP report Missouri claims league leads in team batting at .380, runs 128, hits 174, doubles 29, triples 12, and home runs 24 while sharing a stolen bases mark. Nebraska shines in defense with ERA 2.43. Iowa State ties for third in steals. Kansas State and Colorado lead 25.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
Missouri
Tigers
Iowa State
Kansas State
Colorado
Oklahoma
Towa State
Muscatine TUM LAGE Standings and Wednesday Little League scores
Readable action from Kent-Stein Park shows Major division rain halted two late games after four innings. Gibson Carlisle's and Buick Dog N Suds produced notable hits, with Gibson Carlisle's scoring in the last of the fifth. Rod Oberhaus led Dog N Suds with a triple, while Greg Buster paced Buick with a triple and a double.
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Kent-Steins Park
Beach- Lumber
Gibson
Carlisle
Sports Shop
Mike Varney
Jon Jarrett
Bobby Bynum
Scott Latta
Richard Campbell
R-H-E
Carlisle Ool
Mike Shea
Nick Pulliam
Buick
Greg Buster
Doug Hultquist
Jim Schleinz
Fred Maylone
Rod Oberhaus
Sandy Stevens
Bill Randleman
Don
Mike Schweinz
Muscatine Buick Ss
Gibson & Gibson
Beach
Durant Pony League Announces Summer Practice
Pony League baseball will hold practice on Tuesday June 1 at 6 30 p m at the high school ball diamond. Players must be 13 but not yet 16 by August 1. Eligible boys in the community are invited to attend the meeting. Commencement Reception honors Dennis Workmann a 1965 Durant High graduate with family and friends from DeWitt Mechanicsville Stanwood Tipton and Rock Island in attendance.
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LaVerne Workmann
Dennis
Durant High School
Workmann
Myron Workmann
DeWitt
Leon Havell
Larry
Mechanicsville
Everett Oetting
Stanwood
George Tevis
Tipton
Edward Reimers
Rock Island
Alvin
Jen
JayCees plan teen driving rodeo and sales drive
The Columbus Junction JayCees held their May meeting at the L-Bar-M rodeo grounds with 12 members and six new members. Plans include a June 5 Teen Age Safe Driving Rodeo at L-Bar-M with state finals in Keokuk on June 12 and a Washington DC trip for the winner. Also announced were a June 26 combination sale, mosquito control study, judge concessions chair, and a June 13 softball game with May Drug.
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Columbus Junction
Jay- Dees
L-Bar-M Rodeo Grounds
William Smith
Richard Stoner
Gene I Wentworth
Francis Vorwald
Gene Cassabaum
Roger Dalziel
Ernest Parkhurst
Bill Larkin
Bill Garrett
Columbus JayCees
L-Bar-M
Keokuk
Washington D.C
Rollin
Smith
Don Orr
Warren May
JayCees
Wilton Clubs Schedule Meetings This Week
Wilton Town ship Farm Bureau Homemakers Club plans a June 1 gathering at 1 50 p m at 914 Leroy St Muscatine with Mr McDonald to demonstrate artificial respiration Roll call cites My biggest blunder as a bride The Royal Neighbors Social Club set a June 2 meeting at Mrs Ardena Masters home with hostesses Mrs Velma Steffens and Mrs Mae Ericksen assisting
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Wilton
Wilton Township
Velma Steffens
Mae Ericksen
Archie Moore’s Wife Keeps Business Amid Ring Retirement
San Diego article profiles Joan Moore, wife of boxer Archie Moore, who manages his businesses after retirement. She handles contracts, supports five children, engages in community work, and continues travel for business matters while Moore trains boxers in Jamaica.
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Archie Moore
San Diego
Calif
San
Joan Moore
Archie
Mrs. Moore
New York
Juanita
Sidney Poitier
Moore
Hardy
D'Angelo
Anthony
Formation of the Five Nations by Five Iroquois Tribes
The Trequois Indians united five central New York State tribes to form the Five Nations, consolidating their council and military strength under a common alliance.
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New York States
Five Nations
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