Stanky Out as Sox Leader in White Sox Shakeup
Eddie Stanky leaves as Chicago White Sox manager amid a split decision with owner Arthur Allyn and GM Ed Short. Al Lopez returns to manage through 1969 after Stanky’s 34-45 season and ninth place finish, with Stanky to be paid the remaining salary under a contract through 1971.
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Chicago
UPI
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Stanky
White Sox
Ed Short
Arthur Allyn
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Lopez
Ten Years Ago Bob Day in Germany with Army Brothers
Ten years ago Bob Day enjoys a get together in Germany with his brother 2nd Lt Burtwin Day and two former local residents now stationed there with the army. The Bob Day family is touring western European countries.
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Bob Day
Germany
Burtwin Day
Paul Grossheim
George Watson
Army
Wright Holds Slim Lead In LPGA Pabst Classic
Mickey Wright defended a one stroke edge at the LPGA Pabst Classic in Columbus Ohio after opening with a 65 at Raymond Memorial Golf Course. The Dallas star's 7 under par featured 30 putts and a late burst of four straight birdies. Gerda Whalen led early at 66 while Kathy Whitworth, Beth Stone and others chased from 67s and 68s as 11 rounds dipped into the 60s.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Dallas
Tex
Raymond Memorial
Germany
Gerda Whalen
Louisville
Mrs. Whalen
Kathy Whitworth
Beth Stone
Oklahoma
Sandra Spuzich
Margie Masters
Marle Lindstrom
Corkey Nydle captures fourth Iowa Women’s Amateur title
Corkey Nydle of Ottumwa won the Iowa Women’s Amateur Championship at Spencer Golf and Country Club with a four day total of 312 after a 77 in the final round. Bobbe Lichty and Jacque Fladoos battled for second, finishing with 313 and 316 respectively. Lichty led entering Friday, with Fladoos tied for lead. Nydle surged to overtake them.
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Spencer
Iowa
UPI
Fred “Corkey
Nydle
Ottumwa
Bobbe Lichty
Waterloo
Jacque Fladoos
Dubuque
Miss Lichty
Miss Fladoos
Linda Rice
Cedar Rapids
Roberta Mueller
Bettendorf
NFL moves to settle pension fund dispute
NFL owners and players again plan a Sunday meeting in New York to resolve differences over contributions to the players pension fund. NFL president Arthur Modell confirmed the session after a Friday demand from the players association led John Gordy of the Detroit Lions to denounce owners for trying to “break the union.” Gordy, leading 700 players, said none would report for 1968 camp until a reasonable pension agreement is reached. In England, two policemen investigating a 999 call found four girls in their New Malden apartment claiming a mouse problem, but responders could not locate the creature.
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Los Angeles
UPI
National Football League
Players’ Pension Fund
Arthur Modell
NFL
Players Association
New York
John Gordy
Detroit Lions
Gordy
New Malden
England
West Chester churchwomen meet in July session
The Womens Society of Christian Service of West Chester United Methodist Church met July 10 at 1 30 p m with six teens and two children present. Officers and members discussed Bible study on John, youth outreach, and upcoming officers training in Lone Tree.
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West Chester
Womens Society of Christian Service
Clark Bauer
School of Missions
Indianola
Gordon Packard
Keith Stewart
Lone Tree
Kenneth Dusenbery
Bidwell - Riverside
John Duvall
H. D. Dusenbery
Don Orr
Esther Hall
Des Moines
Tom Hobbs
Evening Circle
Sue Ellen Dusenbery
Nancy Duvall
Eldin Bauer
Cloyce Statler
James Stancer
E. L. Slemmons
William Sangster
Lois
Kirksville
Missouri
Larry Rhutosel
Marge
Freeburg
Illinois
Judy Slemmons
St. Louis
Zoo
Mississippi River
Nancy Slemmons
Bill Stagner
Baseball Standings and Friday Results Across Leagues
Major Leagues standings show St Louis leading NL with 55 wins, followed by Atlanta and San Francisco. Friday results include New York 4 Chicago 0, San Francisco 11 Cincinnati 4, and Atlanta 7 Los Angeles 0. Sunday's schedule features six national games across both leagues.
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Houston
Philadelphia
Fryman
Pittsburgh
Blass
Chicago
Ross
New York
Seaver
Blasingame
Carlton
Los Angeles
Singer
Atlanta
Jarvis
San Francisco
Marichal
Cincinnati
Culver
W. L. Pet
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Washington
Hargan
Krausse
Iowa State Fair entry deadlines listed by official
Des Moines UPI reports fair board secretary Kenneth R. Falk outlining entry deadlines for the Iowa State Fair. The first major date is Tuesday with subsequent deadlines through August 18 and related contests and exhibits. Premium books and entry blanks are available from the fair board offices.
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Des Moines
UPI
Kenneth R. Falk
Fair Board
Falk
Triers are hosts at cooperative supper
Keota July 10 Mr and Mrs Raymond Trier hosted a cooperative supper honoring Dubuque relatives Mr and Mrs Robert Palm and Mr and Mrs Clarence Theis. Attending were Mrs Clarence Brown Mrs Glen Mullikin and Debby Mrs Wesley Mullikin Pam and Ruth Ann of Brighton Miss Pearl Palm of Cedar Rapids Mrs Eva Foddick Mrs Marcella Monaghan Kathie and Tom Mr and Mrs Ralph Sonday Jean Danny and Ricky Mr and Mrs Albert Hahn of Keota and Mr and Mrs Leo Shaw of What Cheer.
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Keota
Raymond Trier
Dubuque
Robert Palm
Clarence Theis
Clarence Brown
Glen Mullikin
Debby
Wesley Mullikin
Pam
Ruth Ann
Brighton
Pearl Palm
Cedar Rapids
Eva Fosdick
Marcella Monaghan
Kathie
Tom
Ralph Sonday
Jean
Danny
Ricky
Albert Hahn
Leo Shaw
What Cheer
Keota News Roundup From July Reports In Iowa
Keota residents note travel updates as Mrs. Albert Olinger returns from Akron after her sister-in-law’s surgeries. Local golfers compete in Oska loosa Amateur Tour with Altenhofen and others posting flights scores. Community members attend birthdays dinner at The Captain's Table in Washington. Lagos Acres holds a string tournament with Altenhofen Manning Sanders as winners. Bob Gilchrist recovers after major surgery in Washington. Three Keota Boy Scouts return from Philmont trip via Griswald. Local hospital updates include Kenneth Hahn recovering from leg surgery. National note: Lutherans report 8,711,489 baptized members in 1967 across three major bodies, over 95 percent of Lutherans in US and Canada.
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Keota
Albert Olinger
Akron
Ohio
William Smith
Olinger
Smith
Bill Shannon
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Lavon Altenhofen
Don Fagen
Bob Adams
Wayne Olson
Dale Wheeler
Kenny Brennaman
Bill Anderegg
Clancy Smith
Jack Leedom
Lloyd Shanks
George Chambers
David
John
Washington
Johns
Earl Chambers
Daisy Chambers
Lagos Acres Country Club
Lavon Altenhohen
Father Manning
Larry Sanders
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Philmont
New York
UPI
United States
Lutheran Church In America
Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
American Lutheran Church
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