Hope exists for girls softball in Oelwein
Community notes discuss funding issues delaying a girls summer softball team at Oelwein High. Superintendent Art Senior plans to sponsor a team with coach Donna Hunt paid from activity funds, while questions about liability and insurance linger.
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Oelwein
Iowa
Art Senior
Donna Hunt
Jack Frost
Husky
OCHS
Ighsaa
Wayne Cooley
West Central
Gus Johnson
Norm DeLong
DeLong
Jones Receives Letter of Intent From Sacred Heart Player
Loras College praised Mike Jones of Delwein Sacred Heart after he signed a letter of intent to attend Dubuque. The Loras program earned a regional NAIA playoff berth last season and faces a rebuilding season next winter with four departures.
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Mike
Mike Jones
Delwein Sacred Heart High School
Loras College
Dulland
Jim Berry
Berry
Loras
Jones
Oelwein
Sacred Heart Cagers
Sacred Heart
Loras College Sports Information Office
DuHawks
Delwein Sacred’ Heart
Dubuque
West Central High to host first home track meets
Maynard's West Central High announces a first home track season with a new hard surfaced track near the football field. The district aims to build a strong program with junior high girls and plans to shift to a stronger boys track presence, possibly dropping spring baseball to fund the effort. Local letters earned by Luther College athletes Bob Evans and Keith Minke highlight area sports activity.
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West Central High School
Maynard
Luther College
Bob Evans
Strawberry Point
Keith Minke
Richard Meyer
West Union
Sacred Heart Tigers
Mike Moser
Charley Macke
Bill Rosenstiel
Canada
Merrill Hyde
Elkader
Judy Boehme
Peggy Fleming
Lake Oelwein
Tripoli opens Cedar Wapsie Conference with two wins
Tripoli, 3-2 overall, defeated South Winneshiek 7-3 and Dunkerton 20-6 in baseball. Rick Alcock led with five runs and six RBIs, going 4-4 in one game. Spencer Holm homered and doubled for three RBIs, while Jim Fink added two doubles. Also note: new Kansas City NHL club named the MoHawks.
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Tripoli
Rodgers Sentenced in Lincoln for Red Light Violation
Nebraska football star Johnny Rodgers received a 36 day jail sentence starting June 30 after pleading guilty to running a red light and driving on a suspended license. The case follows a prior two year probation for a larceny from a person linked to a 1970 service station holdup. Rodgers faces probation, but may lose football eligibility. he was also fined five dollars and banned from driving for a year. Lincoln judge Neal Dusenberry cited character and multiple licenses in the ruling.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Johnny Rodgers
Neal Dusenberry
Rodgers
Dusenberry
Huskers
Nebraska Grid
Bob Devaney
Devaney
Orioles win streak grows as Blair fuels 7-2 victory
The Baltimore Orioles beat the Texas Rangers 7-2 behind Paul Blair’s 3-for-5 night including a fourth inning double and a third inning triple. Gaylord Perry becomes the first 10-game winner, aiding Cleveland’s 7-1 win over Minnesota while other AL results include Boston over California and Kansas City over New York.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Paul Blair
Orioles
Texas Rangers
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
New York Yankees
Oakland A’s
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Texas
Mike Cuellar
Blair
Don Buford
Baltimore
Gaylord Perry
Cleveland
Minnesota
Perry
Rico Petrocelli
Boston
California
Jim Rooker
Paul Schaal
Kansas City
New York
Rooker
Mike Kekich
Schaal
Liebe Drops In Standings at Independence Motor Speedway
The 1972 season opened with four straight races and four different feature winners. A.E. Mayner of Winthrop took last Saturday night’s victory while Chub Liebe Curt Hansen and Joe Schaefer had previously won. The model point standings list Ed Sanger at first and Glen Martin second with 690 points.
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Independence
Independence Motor Speedway
A.E. Mayner
Winthrop
Chub Liebe
Curt Hansen
Joe Schaefer
Ed Sanger
Waterloo
Glen Martin
Bill Zwanziger
Oelwein
Dike
Larry Wasserfort
Jamieson makes a hole-in-one to lead IVB Philadelphia
Jim Jamieson, 29, carded a hole-in-one on his 125-yard final hole to move one stroke ahead after 36 holes of the IVB Philadelphia Golf Classic. He shot a 69, totaling 136, while U S Open champ Lee Trevino withdrew ill with the flu after posting 144.
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Philadelphia
Jim Jamieson
Jamieson
Bob Murphy
Lee Trevino
Trevino
el Paso
Tex
Pebble Beach
Cal
City Briefs list visits birthdays and family events
Mrs. Hazel Platt returns home after six weeks with daughter in San Jose. Johnson county Republican convention in Iowa City. Jeffrey Bell birthday. parents listed in Chicago business calls. James Kauten celebrates 8th birthday. Various relatives visiting and birthdays noted. numbers, towns, and institutions include West Union Doris's Gift Shop in Chicago, Cedar Rapids, and Kingston Stadium.
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Hazel Platt
Mae Coover
San Jose
Cal
Stan Austin
Spencer
Martin Lang
Rosemary Lang
Iowa City
Johnson County
Tierbert Schatz
Doris
West Union
Lee Coleman
Eleanor’s
Chicago
Ill
Paul Boots
Red Field
S.D
Cecil Chapman
Berniece Deitrick
Fredericksburg
Russel Zubrod
Braxton Hassler
Grandview Nursing Center
Oscar Bergeson
Inlaw
Howard Lenius
Hilbert Andrews
Sun City
Ariz
S.M. Andrews
Milton Andrews
Lynn Murphy
Lynn
Norbert Murphy
New Orleans
William Cole
Jockeys Escape Mishaps At Thistledown Race Track
In a pair of mishaps during the second race at Thistledown, three jockeys left their mounts. Eddie Rinaldi Jr. fell when Lovely Orient stumbled at the gate, Tommy Myers dismounted after Star Bolero pulled up lame, and David Placke was spilled when Beerich broke a leg. Beerich had to be destroyed.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Thistledown
Lovely Orient
Eddie Rinaldi Jr
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1. Whimper 2 wds 13. Informal farewell
Crossword puzzle by THOMAS JOSEPH with clues across and down. Entries include whimper two words informal farewell and various short terms.
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Thomas Joseph
This Week in Sports Weekend Schedule Notes
Weekend and weekday baseball softball events listed with numerous matchups across Valley North Postville Sumner and other districts. Multiple venues include Central Fayette West Central Dunkerton Tripoli Denver and Oelwein with May and June dates indicated among mixed school teams and community games.
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North Postville
Sumner
Central
Wes! Central
Fayette
Oelwein
Volga
Hawkeye
Denver
Turkey Valley
South Winneshiek
Fredericksburg
Dunkerton
Wapsie Valley
MFL
North Central
Postville
West Central
Valley
East Buchanan
Charles City
Buchanan
Valley Manchester
Stormont
Jesup
Tripoli
South Winn
Maynard
Winthrop Westgate
Hiland
Interstate
Mercy hospital Ada mitted and discharged names list
Mercy hospital in Oelwein admits Thomas Spence. Discharges include Mrs. Robert Mack and girl Sumner Mrs. Lawrence Pepin Oelwein Patricia Saathoff Hazleton Mrs. Edith Woodward Oelwein Mrs. Robert Sexton Oelwein Gary Ward Coggan births to Glenn Peck Winthrop Richard Stacey Independence Mrs Gary Aldrich and girl Independence Mrs William Lenz In Mrs Hilda Hertzberg In Mrs Nancy Thompson In Sylvester Gaul Masonville Palmer hospital West Union Dale Suhr Fayette Larry Berns Hawkeye Steven Cockerham Hawkeye Vivian Ellsworth Fayette Mrs Edward Bradley Fayette Lori Stempfle Maynard Mark Blaker Fayette Howard Glass Sumner Agnes Haberkamp Fairbank None Postville Lizzie Miller Postville Don Martindale Postville
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Thomas Spence
Oelwein
Robert Mack
Sumner
Lawrence Pepin
Patricia Saathoff
Hazleton
Edith Woodward
Robert Sexton
Gary Ward
Coggan
Glenn Peck
Winthrop
Richard Stacey
Independence
Dependence
Gary Aldrich
William Lenz
Hilda Hertzberg
Nancy Thompson
Sylvester
Les) Gaul
Masonville Palmer Hospital
West Union
Dale Suhr
Fayette
Larry Berns
Hawkeye
Steven Cockerham
Vivian Ellsworth
Edward Bradley
Lori Stempfle
Maynard Mark Blaker
Birthday and wedding anniversaries highlight Oelwein notices
Community names from Elkader to Guttenberg list birthdays and anniversaries including Lyle Fox turning a birthday today and M J Mahoney and Bill Scholz observing anniversaries this weekend. Local gatherings note Rochelle Illinois visit by Neal Scott family and a Minnesota fishing trip return by Albert Graesch. James Kauten honored at Luigi's for his eighth birthday with family and relatives present.
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Neal Scott
Rochelle
Ill
Oelwein
Albert Graesch
Minnesota
M. J. Mahoney
Bill Scholz
Helen Cannon
Register Classified Department
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Jones Praised
Rick Alcock
Sparks
RME
Wenthold
Ean
Hageman
Alcock
Biesterfelt
Jim Fink
The
MoHawks
RHE Tripoli
Holm
Fink
Rathe
Delagerdale
Smock
Strempke
Oakland
Tigers
Gene Tenace
Bill Melton
Milwaukee
Wilbur Wood
Liebe
Jeffrey Bell
Jeffrey
Phyllis Bell
James Kauten
LaVerene Kauten
John Borland
2Nd Ave. S.E
Register City Briefs Department
Ed Lundstrom
E.F. Lundstrom
Duluth
Minn
George Nash
Harold Nash
Methodist Church
Brighton
Dale Sauerbry
Speedway
Ind
Flossie Nading
Fern Sherman
Francis Gearhart
Newton
Otto Herrmann
George Reed
Debbie Odekirk
Thomas Jefferson High School
Kingston Stadium
Cedar Rapids
Donald Vandersee
DeLois
Darla
Gary Reed
Eugene Reed
Paulette Ingersoll
Randalia
Hal Nolting
Hudson
Charles Reed
Dewey Eastli
Gary Maurer
Debbie
Beulah Odekirk
Robert Odekirk
Burton Odekirk
Kent
Tina Odekirk
Sinatra
Nother
New York City
Cupola
Patriarch
Senorita’s “Love
Some
Gainsay
Smote
Adoles
Garcent Funkel’s
Germ Partner
Exchange Ai
Ee Um
Denigrate
Pater
Ister
Oelwein Sertoma Club
Three Crosses Ranch
Sertoma
Mercy Hospital
Sumner Hospital
Howard Glass
Sumner Agnes Haberkamp
Fairbank
Mrs
Lizzie Miller
Don Martindale
Darla Scheffert
Garber
John Wahls, Sr
Garnaville
Manchester Hospital
Joseph Hoeger
Hopkinton
Carrie Miller
Vie Krapfl
Delhi
Larry DeShaw
Don Short
Masonville
Donald DeShaw
Ryan
John Farmer
Manchester
John McGuire
Edgewood
Robert Moser
Guttenberg
Peggy Yockey
Central City
Lyle Fox
Jack and
Jill
Ewey
Jacks Jill Food Center
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