College All Stars Upset Packers In Friday Exhibition
The College All Stars defeated Green Bay 20 to 17, with Ron Vanderkelen and Bob Jencks pivotal in the upset. Vanderkelen passed efficiently, Richter connected on a 73 yard touchdown, and Jencks kicked two field goals as Packers faltered in the first half and mounted a late comeback. The win ends a four game losing streak for the All Stars and snaps a 19 game Packers exhibition run.
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Vikings
Ron VanderKelen
Bears
Bob Jencks
Redskins
Pat Richter
Stars
Vince Lombardi
Vanderkelen
Richter
Wisconsin
Iowa
Larry Ferguson
Jencks
Arkansas
Danny Brabham
Bart Starr
Jim Taylor
Packer
Jerry Kramer
Final Exhibition At Green Field Monday
The Tigers meet the Orioles in a Monday 5:30 p.m. exhibition at Green Field closing out the summer weekly series. Both teams are amateur Little League clubs in the American League division, wrapping up the season’s exhibition slate.
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Green Field
Tigers
Orioles
Wynn's 2nd Homer Lifts Colts Past Dodgers
Houston Colts beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4 to 1 as Jim Wynn, a Cincinnati native, hit his second homer of the season after Carl Warwick's second inning single. Wynn's blast helped Don Drysdale suffer his 12th loss. Dick Farrell earned his third win against his old team. Cardinals edged Phillies 3-2, Reds blanked Pirates 3-0, Cubs outlast Giants 12-11 in 10 innings, Braves beat Mets 6-0 then dropped 11-inning nightcap. Sadecki, Maloney, and others noted for key wins.
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Jim Wynn
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wynn
Cincinnati
Houston Colts
Carl Warwick
Colts
Dodgers
Cardinals
Don Drysdale
Phillies
Reds
Pirates
Cubs
Giants
Braves
Mets
Dennis Bennett
Phils
Ruben Amaro
Ray Sadecki
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Vada Pinson
Don Cardwell
Chicago
Jim Schaffer
Ron Santo
Wrigley Field
Billy Williams
Ellis Burton
10 Burke
Willie Mays
Rule Takes 36-Hole Lead In St Paul Open Golf
Jack Rule Jr of Cedar Rapids surged to an 11 under par 61 on Friday to claim a 36 hole edge in the St Paul Open at St Paul Minnesota. He set a course record and tied the front side record while moving four strokes ahead of Jerry Pittman with a 128 tourney record.
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ST. Paul
Minn
UPI
Jack Rule Jr
Rule
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
University of Town
Jerry Pittman
Tulsa
Okla
Don Fairfield
Perdido Bay
Free Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Pitchers Shine At the Plate In Big League Openers
Earl Wilson led Boston with a three run homer and six hit shutout of the Senators in game one of a twin bill, while Washington rallied to take the nightcap. Camilo Pascual collected three hits as the Twins beat the Athletics 10-8, and Jim Bunning doubled home two runs in Detroit's 10-9 win over Cleveland. Robin Roberts notched his 24th win as Baltimore defeated New York 5-3, and Juan Pizarro earned his 13th for Chicago against the Angels. Dean Chance took the loss for the Angels as McCraw and the White Sox pounded out ten hits.
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Earl Wilson
Camilo Pascual
Jim Sunning
Wilson
Red Sox
Senators
Washington
Pascual
Twins
Athletics
Bunning
Tigers
Indians
Boston
Radatz
Dick Radatz
Don Zimmer
Rook
Ie Jimmie Hall
Richie Rollins
Bill Bruton
Norm Cash
Rocky Colavito
Willie Kirkland
Joe Ad
Fred Whitfield
Robin Roberts
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Bobby Richardson
Joe Pepitone
John Powell
Orioles
Whitey Ford
Ford
Juan Pizarro
White Sox
Angels
Tim’ McCraw
Chicago
Dean Chance
Flickinger
Mabb
Bruty
Bruce Paul
Doug Higgins
Yankees
Paul
Higgins
Eastland
Tschantz
Underwood
Davisson
Joe Gebhardt
Fleagle
Hayes
Shearer
Yanks
Joe Gerhardt
Gary Glandon
Hennigan
Anderson
Stevens
Renoux
Dennis Hennigan
Brown
Caldwell
Scodell
West
Need 100 Volunteers In Peace Corps Heifer Project
County Extension Associate Merritt Canady reports a call for one hundred Peace Corps volunteers to Ecuador to join fifty existing participants. Volunteers will cover agronomy forestry home economics poultry range management and veterinary medicine, in addition to homemaking and farming skills. They will train this summer and work with the Ecuadorian Extension Service at agricultural schools stations and rural centers alongside US AID and FAO experts.
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Peace Corps-Heifer Project, Inc
Ecuador
Merritt Canady
Peace Corps
California
Sierra
Canady
U.S. Agency For International Development F
U.N. Food and Agricultural Organization
Heifer Project, Inc
Jim Gibson
Div. of Agricultural Affairs
Washington
D.C
Major League Standings and Week's Results Summary
National League leaders Los Angeles and St. Louis post strong records as Philadelphia and Milwaukee trail. Results include Los Angeles loss to Houston and Chicago and San Francisco split. American League shows New York, Chicago, Baltimore leading with varied Friday outcomes and upcoming matchups.
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United Press
W. L. Pet
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
N.Y
Stallard
Fischer
Koufax
Bruce
Perry
Buhl
First Grandchild For Ray Wengers
Wayland reports the birth of Curtis Ray Wenger in Dustpile Alberta to Mr and Mrs John Wenger on July 24 marking the couple's first grandchild for Ray and Grace Wenger. Nearby notes include visits from Grace Davison in the region and travels of Glen Miller and family to Kalona and Bettendorf to see relatives.
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Raymond Wenger
Curtis Ray
John Wenger
Dustpile
Alberta
Canada
Grace Davison
Arthur Wyses
George
Waukegan
Glen Miller
Keith
Mark
Los Angeles
Calif
Jacob Grabers
Glen
Emma Klopfenstein
Pleasantview
Kalona
Leslie Petersons
Bettendorf
Albert Rich
Cass Walker
Peoria
Illinois
Mary Mason
Nora Hixson
Hixson
Eda Boshart
Doris Smith
Ft. Dodge
Edna Eland
Ames
Norman Jones
Davis
Aaron Leigh
Vancouver
City Little League leaders stay undefeated in final preplayoff rounds
In Friday city play the Braves and Tigers extended leads as both remained undefeated in their leagues. Tigers beat the Yankees 52 and Indians topped the Orioles 93 in the morning while Braves defeated the Dodgers 100 and Cubs beat the Giants 9 0 in the afternoon. Key highlights include Pat and Mike Hennigan guiding a Braves win with strong mound work and Terry Miller’s no hit bid before a late Cubs rally. Indians beat Orioles 98 as Glandon struck out six in a complete win.
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Braves
Tigers
Yankees
Indians
Orioles
Dodgers
Cubs
Giants
Pat
Mike Hemnman
Kim Steele
Lemley
Pat Hennigan
Britain
Glandon
Mike Hennigan
Fritz
Steele
Terry Miller
Miller
Steve Davisson
Cub
Tom Morrison
Horton
Hillman
Gordon Leichty Family Visits In Rensberger Home at Wayland
Wayland news notes Mr and Mrs Gordon Lichty Mark and Renee from Waterloo Ontario guests of Mr and Mrs Jake Rensberger over weekend. Mrs Rensberger and Mrs Roger Roth hosted a bridal shower for Mildred Wenger with gifts table flowery centerpiece and refreshments. Attendees included Mildred Wenger and family others listed. several sent gifts. Warren Berghs extended visit from Atlanta with Laura Beth Pooley Brasher and baby Elizabeth Gay Ames attended Braeshow Springs Camp Meeting.
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Ezra Wittmer Wayland
Gordon Lichty
Mark
Renee
Waterloo
Ontario
Canada
Jake Rensberger
Rensbergers
Lichty
Kathy Rensberger
Roger Roth
Rensberger
Mildred Wenger
David Wenger
Mary Kay Wenger
Mildred
Emery Wenger
Paul Gingerich
Linda
Urban Roth
Virginia Boshart
Nancy Bender
Erika Reach
Kay Freyenberger
Rachel
Lorene Leichty
Bonnie
Carla Roth
Linda Leichty
Carol Ann Wenger
Karen
Esther Wyer
Joanne
Mary Wenger
Linda Wyse
Warren Bergh
Atlanta
Alabama
Brashew Springs
Nathan Foeland
Laura Beth Pooley
Wayland
Elizabeth Gay
Ames
Anna Pooley
J. L. Brasher
Clark Bauer
West Chester
Duane Alliman
Lola Bower
Jim
Addie Davison
Jim Davison
Sigourney
Rev Hawkins Family Vacation Memorialized in Prairie Flower News
Prairie Flower PRAIRIE FLOWER July 31 reports Rev Charles Hawkins and family taking two weeks off from pastor duties. Prairie Flower Church singers performed at Pines Rest Home including George Cordes Robert Scott Benson and Cave. Nina Smith hostess visit Harold Crossett Charlotte Crossett funeral and dinner at George Westen home noted. A half inch rain Wednesday aided flowers after hot spell.
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Prairie Flower
Charles Hawkins
Barbara
Cecilia
Prairie Flower Baptist Church
Prairie Flower Church
the Pines Rest Home
George Cordes
Robert Scott
Benson and Sons
Cave
Clayde Cornick
Fairfield
Nina Smith
Harold Crossett
Crossett
Hannah Morgan
Betty Ardue
Rock Island
Ill
Charlotte Crossett
Charlotte
George Westen
Christian Tabernacle Church
George Stoutner Honored at Keota Birthday Dinner
Keota residents share a birthday dinner for George Stoutner with spouses and relatives including Mrs. George Stoutner and the Stoutner clan. Other local visits include LaRue Conklin’s return from Washington, ear infection treatment, and upcoming travel plans of the Crossett family to California to pursue advanced studies and teaching roles.
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Keota
Howard Stoutner
George Stoutner
Carl Stoutner
Marvin Seiren
Vicki
Denny Stoutner
LaRue Conklin
Murphy
Washington
LaRue
Jesse Page
Howard Wombacher
Iowa City
Leo B. Scheetz
Twila Palmer
Donald Parkers
Tipton
John Garner
Davenport
Ten Years Ago Today Return From South and West Trip
Mr and Mrs enn werain with their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs John P Gamble returned from a trip to the South and West, visiting Albuquerque and Carlsbad Caverns on a sightseeing tour with the Gambles.
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Ana
Enn Werain
John P. Gamble
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Gambles
Carlsbad Caverns
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