Drysdale vs Chance for Stars in All Star Game
Don Drysdale starts for the National League against Dean Chance in the 35th All Star game at Shea Stadium. A crowd of 50,000 watches as Drysdale seeks NL’s first win since 1933, with Chance making his All Star debut against a strong NL lineup and a mix of stars ready to pitch short stints.
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New York
UPI
Don Drysdale
Dean Chance
Ments
Nationals
Walt Alston
Drysdale
al Lopez
Americans
Chance
Camilo Pascual
Los Angeles Angel
Bo Belinsky
Toreador
Alston
Jim
Bunning
Mosier Wins Fourth of July Jalopy Race at Columbus Junction
A record crowd of 4,957 attended the Fourth of July jalopy races in Columbus Junction. Mark Mosier won the feature with Ron Jackson of Burlington second and Bob Inglebright of Mt. Pleasant third. Jackson posted the fastest time at 29.06 seconds. Roger Noble of Wapello won the trophy dash, and heats featured tight finishes among Jackson, Mickey, Inglebright, and others. Next Saturday the Jalopies race again for the mid season 50 lap championship and double points.
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Bob Inglebright
Mt. Pleasant
Bob Lane
John Mickey
Columbus Junction
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Roger Noble
Wapello
Ron Jackson
Mickey
Inglebright
Ken Jackson
Smith
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Gegner
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Taylor
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la Harpe
Ill
Williamson
DeMeyer
Brissey
Hemsted
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Alone
Muscatine
Kleindolph
Mullink
Lowe
Plank
Lundbaugh
Mildred Smith Visit Ties to Girl Scout Camp Plans
Ten years ago today Mildred Smith, a Saturday visitor with her sister Dorothy Smith, was referenced. Mildred, director of a Girl Scout camp in Illinois that summer, planned to teach girls physical education at Storm Lake the coming year. Dorothy Smith was the local girls physical education teacher.
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Mildred Smith
Dorothy Smith
Illinois
Storm Lake
Nicklaus Favored In British Open At St Andrews
Nicklaus remained the 7-2 betting favorite to win the British Open at St Andrews where he arrives late to study the course after winning the Whitemarsh Open. Eight Americans, including Lema Sanders and Ford, are entered on the 6926 yard par 72 layout with rounds beginning Wednesday and top 40 advancing to the final two rounds.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
United States
Philadelphia
Gary Player
Tony Lema
Doug Sanders
Doug Ford
Lema
Sanders
Ford
Phil Rodgers
Johnny Bulla
Phoenix
Ariz
Bill Johnston
Deane Beman
Bethesda
Pro aridder urges peace pact between pro football leagues
Boston Patriots linebacker Tommy Addison, head of the AFL Players Association, called for an end to the senseless war between the AFL and NFL. He proposed a meeting with NFL's Ordell Braase to discuss mutual player issues and pension plans, while opposing a merger and suggesting possible inter league benefits.
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UPI
Tommy Addison
Boston Patriots
American Football League
Player Association
Addison
National Football League
Ordell Braase
Baltimore Colts
Ordell
Keota welcomes visiting relatives and friends
Mrs Zada Leighty of Glenville Minnesota arrived July 1 to visit her sister Mrs George Maver and other relatives including Mrs Tina Frey of German Valley Illinois Mrs Jennie Freeze of Freeport and Mr and Mrs Jerry Freese of Victorville California Also enjoying visits were Mr and Mrs Al Gamble of Tucson Arizona at the Wright home and with Mrs Howard Wright in Washington Several local trips were taken including a drive to Hannibal Missouri by Mr and Mrs Wayne Zehr Fred and Deanna and Mrs Emmi Siegler Others shared gatherings with Vic Vogel and family and with John Weerman family Ronnie Dill and family plan a week long vacation to the Badlands Yellowstone and other sites Edith Houston Hurlbut of Northfield Minnesota visited June 20 21 with C N Newton and Mrs Genevieve White and called on friends in Mt Vernon and Coggan
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Francis Wright
Wilbur Wright
Howard Wright
Washington
Wayne Zehr
Fred
Deanna
Emmi Siegler
Hannibal
Leon Vogel
Mark Weber
Vic Vogel
Gary Dill
John Weerman
Ronnie Dill
South Dakota
Yellowstone National Park
Edith
Houston) Hurlbutt
Northfield
Minn
C. N. Newton
Genevieve White
Mt. Vernon and
Coggan
Public Service Ad Cooperation Message
Public service notice stating cooperation with The Advertising Council to publish an awareness campaign. The message emphasizes joint effort in promoting civic engagement and societal welfare through coordinated ads and outreach initiatives.
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The
Advertising Council
Highland Edges Washington 3 to 2 in Baseball Thriller
Washington junior squad dropped a 3 to 2 decision to Highland at Ainsworth Monday evening. Washington led 1 0 in the fourth before Highland erupted for three in the fifth. The locals added a run in the sixth but could not rally. Novak took the loss while J White earned the win for Highland.
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Highland
Ainsworth
Novak
J. White
Pony Team Beats Pony League No. 1 In Green Field Game
Pony Team defeated Pony League baseball team No. 3 at Green Field Monday evening with a 12 to 6 final. The winners piling up 12 hits including an eight run rally in the third inning to clinch the game. Pat Hennigan Mark Glover and Kraig Lemley pitched for the winners while Joe Minick Neil Britain and Terry Glandon pitched for the losers.
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Pony League
Green Field
Pat Hennigan
Mark Glover
Kraig Lemley
Joe Minick
Neil Britain
Terry Glandon
Babe Ruth Team Loses 6-5 At Hills
Washington's Babe Ruth base ball team lost 6 to 5 at Hills after outhitting the winners 5 to 4. Four runs in the seventh inning gave Hills the win, erasing a 3 to 2 Washington lead in the sixth. Deaton started for Washington, with Yeggy and Jenn hurling for Hills.
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Hills
Washington
Deaton
Yeggy
Jenn
Mo Powr Dragsters Sweep Kahoka Meet
Mo Powr dragsters swept the Kahoka Missouri weekend meet at Tri State Dragway winning five flags. Trophy winners were Greg Brenneman Murray Moore Rick Anderson Bob Greiser and Carl Jones. Jones drove an E stock automatic with Mills Rambler tag while other cars were sponsored by Town and Country Plymouth.
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Kahoka
Tri State
Greg Brenneman
Murray Moore
Rick Anderson
Bob Greiser
Carl Jones
Town and Country Plymouth
Jones
Good Will Club Hosts July Fourth Cooperative Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Harvey entertained the Good Will Club and guests with a lawn fried chicken dinner on July 4. The afternoon featured games and visiting. A letter from club member Mrs. Russell Godwin recalled her summer at Templar Park Spirit Lake, with out of town guest Mrs. Julia Sisk attending.
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Good Will
Charlie Harvey
Good Will Club
Russell Godwin
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Julia Sisk
King's Heralders to Perform at Wayland Church July 9
The King's Heralders from The King's College Briarcliff Manor NY will present testimony and song at Independent Bible Church Wayland July 9 at 8 p.m. The ten week tour spans ten states from Pennsylvania to Minnesota with daily engagements. Members include Bob Stites Grete Graber Sigrid Andresen Maureen Hall and Dave Russell. The King's College a coed liberal arts Christian college 30 miles north of NYC has 450 students and marked its 25th anniversary.
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King’s College
Briarcliff Manor
New York
Wll
Independent Bible Church
Wayland
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Bob Stites
Mr. Stites
Southampton
Grete Graber
Newport
Rhode Island
Sigrid Andresen
Tilton
New Hampshire
Maureen Hall
Canajoharie
Dave Russell
Chicago
Illinois
New York City
Robert A. Cook
Cedar Rapids Ice Cream Bells Ruling Lifts Prohibition
Linn County District Judge Charles Penningroth ruled the Cedar Rapids city council cannot ban bells used by ice cream vendors. The decision allows bell ringing when carts are parked at the curb on two lane streets, despite safety concerns urged by mothers.
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Linn
Charles Penningroth
Penningroth
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