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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1968

Page

13

Newman Keeps Moss Ahead In Auto Racing Loop

WEST LIBERTY Injured Johnny Moss of Iowa City holds a large lead in one division but loses ground in another as Bill Newman of Burlington drives Moss’s No. 1 convertible. Moss has 233 points this season with a recent track victory. Newman’s No. 11 has 184, just one ahead of Mark Mosier. The top 10 includes Mel Morris, Ron Prymek, Bud Darting, Ron Hemsted, Stan Crooks, Bob Helm and Tom Harris. A 7 p.m. race starts the program, with season championships set for Sept. 14 and Sept. 21 at the local track.

West Liberty Johnny Moss Iowa City Moss Oskaloosa Bill Newman Burclington Newman Mark Mosier Mosier Mel Morris Ron Prymek Bud Darting Wilton Ron Hemsted Lone Tree Stan Crooks Letts Bob Helm Atalissa Tom Harris Town City Columbus Junction

Amateurs push price gains at U S Open tennis

Forest Hills scene as Lamar Hum funds rise with Tom Okker Arthur Ashe and Clark Graebner drawing lucrative offers. Okker eyes a Pacific Southwest Open deal while Ashe and Graebner weigh pro money after U S Davis Cup triumph. Pancho Gonzales criticizes Okker as pros and amateurs clash over prize money and eligibility.

Forest Hills N.Y Texas Lamar Hum Tom Okker Arthur Ashe Clark Graebher Okker Los Angeles Ashe Graebner United States Adelaide Australia

Redden Aims For Olympic return after 1964 miss

Toledo AP Arthur Redden 30, Marine from Wilmington Delaware, defeats Robert Peterson in Olympic boxing trials semifinal to move toward a second chance at the Mexico City Games. Redden won the 1964 trials but was dropped in training camp for style not meeting international rules. George Foreman, 222 pound AAU champ, beats Otis Evans Jr. for crowd-pleasing result.

Toledo, Ohio Arthur Redden U.S Wilmington Del Robert “Sweet Pete’ Peterson Air Force Sacramento Calif Redden Arkansas A&m Mexico City George Foreman Pleasanton Otis Evans Jr Army Atlanta

Crampton Leads Hartford Open After First Round

Bruce Crampton fired a six under par 65 at Wethersfield Country Club to grab the first round lead in the Greater Hartford Open. Five players were two back at four under, including Ron Cerrudo Al Balding Billy Maxwell Ken Still and Mason Rudolph. Billy Casper was tied for eight at 68 after an inconsistent front nine.

Wethersfield, Conn Bruce Crampton Crampton Wethersfield Country Club Ron Cerrudo al Balding Billy Maxwell Ken Still Mason Rudolph Billy Casper Casper

Midwest Grid Briefs: Big Ten players move up depth charts

Northwestern linebackers Ray Forsthoffer and Cleveland junior rise to first string while Jim Seymour of Notre Dame is expected back after a bruised calf. Illinois Tom Jones reportedly out for season with forearm fracture. Purdue praises three rookie linebackers Bob Bammby Veno Parasvas Rick Skorupan. Indiana sophomores Mick Sarms and Chris Morris promoted to second offensive unit. Michigan State QBs Bill Feraco and Gordon Longmire impress. Wisconsin junior Lewis Ritchner leads three way QB race. Minnesota quar terback job between Phil Hagen and Ray Stephens even. Michigan halfback Row Johnson returns from thumb injury with Lance Sheffler. Town defensive end Ken Price hurt knee and center Don Sibery ankle.

Moted Michigan State Bill Feraco Gordon Longmire Duffy Daugherty Wisconsin Lewis Ritcherson Waco Lance Sheffler Ken Price Don Sibery

Bowling Standings and Scores From Local Meet

Detailed bowling results list top high scores and series across multiple leagues. Notable figures include Cora Thornton 173 and Shir ley Swank 481 in ladies events, Ralph Schaer 215 and Jim Weber 575 in men’s, with team highs for Orphans 740 and Cook’s 2944. Midwest Playoff Quad Cities beats Decatur two games to one in a best-of-three series, final 350 to 174.

T& Gs Cora Thornton Rev. LaRue Shirley Swank Bev LaRue Orphans Rum Dums Ralph Schaer Bob Hazen Muscatine Journal Pete’s Rink’s Clover Farm Fry Electric Cook’s Music Store Chown’s Pizza King Targe Painters Benner Tea Co. l Nichols Grain Cook's Jerry Stra Jack Paul Retherford Jim Weber Midwest Quad Cities Decatur

White Sox Top Senators 2-1 Behind Mec Nertney RBI

Gerry Mec Nertney drove in both Chicago runs with a seventh inning single to lift the White Sox over the Washington Senators 2-1. Jerry Nyman held Washington to three hits over seven innings for his second straight win in Chicago.

Gerry MecNertney White Sox Chicago Washington Jerry Nyman Senators

Oakville primary turnout and Eliot Township results

Oakville turnout reached 104 votes in a local election with 107 votes two years earlier. Eliot Township trustees selected for 1969 and 1970 included Thomas Thornburg, Melvin Gerdner, and Earl Dean Young on the Democratic and Republican ballots with several write-ins. County and state race tallies feature names such as David M. Stanley and Harold E. Hughes among others, while Oakville polling staff included Ray Kuntz and Melvin Gerdner. Israel Names Entries to Mexico City Olympics with six swimmers, three marksmen, and a long-distance walker named by the national committee.

Oakville Eliot Township Thomas Thornburg Melvin Gerdner Verlee Kramer Earl Dean Young Robert Campbell Ted Gerst Ray Hardin Bill Gerst Ray Kuntz JD. Peck Town David M. Stanley U.S Donald FE. Johnson Robert Beck Roger W. Jepsen Melvin Synhurst Lloyd Smith Dale Awbry Agriculture L.B. Liddy Richard C. Turner Congress Fred _ Schwengel Harold E. Hughes Paul Franzenburg Howard C. Reppert, Jr Sec Robert Dodds Donald J. Kelly John H. Cruise Kenneth E. Owen Dan L. Johnston John Dwight Siverly Mark Strawhacker William Gerst Israel Tel Aviv Israel National Olympic Committee Mexico City

Fellowship Group Meets at Conesville

The Women's Fellowship of Grace United Church of Christ met in the Friendship room on Sept. 4 with 13 members. New leadership and committees were announced, including chairmen for Missionary education, Spiritual life, Christian education, and Christian service.

Conesville Women's Fellowship of the Grace United Church of Christ Mary McKee Margaret Schlichting Vera Showalter Jesus Hazel Satterthwaite Shirley McCullough Pearl Adams Missionary Elizabeth Lutz Irma Smith Christian Service Elvera Maxwell Winifred Maxwell Marie Estle Blanche Carter Isabelle Buser Sylvia Platts Christian Education

Women study St John and Southeast Asia lessons

In Muscatine Virginia Journal Friday Sept 6 1968 members plan to study St John and two lessons on Southeast Asia. They’re asked to read the first three chapters of St John before the next meeting. Correspondence includes thanks from Mabel Abbott Belle Underwood and June Housell. Invitations read for Guest Day Sept 11 and tea Oct 9.

Muscatine McKee St. John Southeast Asia Mabel Abbott Belle Underwood June Houseal Lone Tree Grace United Church of Christ Pearl Adams Anita McKean Irma Smith Winifred Maxwell Vera Showalter Elizabeth Lutz Hazel Satterthwait

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