Nadia Comaneci Dominates Olympic Gymnastics Headlines
Young Romanian prodigy Nadia Comaneci, 14, becomes the youngest Olympic gold medalist in the women’s all around, earning additional perfect 10s as the U S leads the medals tally with 22 golds. Americans also shine in swimming, basketball, shooting, boxing, and wrestling as the Games progress.
Louisa County Fair worship service on July 25
The Louisa County Fair hosts its second annual Community Worship Service on Sunday July 25 at 8 am in the grandstand worship center. Rev. John Boyle of Iowa City will deliver the message, with special music and congregational singing. An offering funds furnishings for the chapel at the new Louisa County Care Facility.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County Fair
John Boyle
Iowa City
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Davenport
Russell Newell
New York City
Mort Cockshoot
Nevada
Kelly McKee
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National Bowlers Association
Rapid City
South Dakota
Eleanora Ross
University Hospital
Betty Singleton
Conesville
Des Moines
Brian Fulton
Morrocco
Mark Fulton
Jennifer Blum
Marshalltown
Lloyd Edwards
Robert Fulton
Steve Fulton
Yankees chase postseason with seventh win in eight
The New York Yankees beat the Oakland A's 10-1, their seventh victory in eight games since the All Star break. Thurman Munson led the offense with four hits and three runs scored as Catfish Hunter earned his 12th win against eight losses, moving New York closer to its first post season since 1964 after a summer of celebrations.
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Oskaloosa Edges Washington in Tight 7th Inning Victory
Oskaloosa defeated Washington 5 to 4 as the Indians pushed two runs across in the bottom of the seventh. Washington led 1-0 early on Marty Speece scoring on a passed ball, but Oskaloosa answered with a bases loaded double and a rally in the sixth. Munson drove in five runs for Oskaloosa, including a ninth inning homer, while the A’s staff limited Washington to four hits and four errors.
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Demons
Marty Speece
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Sew and So Club Hosts West Chester Potluck Meeting
Ten Sew and So Club members and families met July 15 at West Chester Centennial Park for a potluck supper hosted by Mrs. Harry D. Dusenbery. A brief business meeting followed, with roll call of A Patriotic Thought or Poem. August plans include a breakfast out.
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Record of July court fines and hearings in Iowa counties
A preliminary hearing is set for July 28 for Edward Kleineberg of Washington on a charge tied to injuring a beast in a cat beating case. Other July 21 verdicts include Earl Schlabach of Kalona guilty of motorcycle without headgear, fined $20. Ray Biondi of Granger guilty to reduced speeding, fined $39. Edwin P. Fritz of East Pleasant Plain pleaded guilty to speeding, fined $28. The list also records speeding fines across several towns, various other violations, and a $55.12 overweight truck fine for Edward J. Garvin of Coralville plus related penalties.
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Edward Kleineberg
Washington
Earl A. Schlabach
Kalona
Ray Biondi
Granger
Edwin P. Fritz
East Pleasant Plain
David A. Custer
Wayland
John D. Huebner
Fairfield
Daniel D. Wellington
Jerry E. Kracaw
Crawfordsville
Marty Schooley
Brighton
John E. Bibley
Ottumwa
Wayne Rich
Robert A. Amlong
William O. Meyer
Muscatine
Paul Young
Richard D. Bogan
Mr. Ayr
Francis E. Lyle
Keota
Roland W. Bettis
Davenport
Robert E. Lynn
West Chester
Helen Keedy
Norman J. Ruddles
Williamsburg
Donald E. Erlenbush
Bobbie D. Kemp
Ralph R. Moothart
Sherry L. McDonald
Guy P. Wilson
Daniel H. Luebbers
Sperry
John M. Bennier
Bloomington
Ill
Tim L. Ward
Carl E. Roberts
Richard Schmitt
Milo Heisdorffer
Virginia Williams
Ted Mahan Jr
Stronghurst
Daniel H. Miller
Conrad Batterson
Charles J. Scheibel
Edward J. Garvin
Coralville
Hawkettes reach sectional final after 11 8 win
Mid-Prairie erupted for eight runs in the second inning and held on for an 11 8 semifinal victory over Tri County in Sigourney. The Hawkettes meet Keota in tonight's sectional final with a district berth at stake.
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Sigourney
Hawkettes
Keota
English Valleys
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Jill Haupert
Relay swim team sets world mark at Montreal Olympics
The U S second string 400 meter medley relay of Rocca Woo Bottom and Babashoff posted 3 47 28 in Olympic heats aiming for the final. Rocca led with 57 84, Babashoff anchor 1 50 61, surpassing the old mark of 3 48 16 as the U S set its ninth world record of these Games.
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UPI
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Nadia
U.S
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Mike Bruner
John Naber
Bruce Furniss
Jim Montgomery
Vogel
University of Tennessee
Joe Bottom
Gary Hall
East Germany
Soviet Union
Marina Koshevaia
Ulrike Richter
Yugoslavia
Adrian Dantley
Scott May
Egypt
United States
Peter Rocca
Chris Woo
Jack Babashoff
Babashoff
Hannelore Anke
Brian Goodell
Tim Shaw
Kornelia Ender
Shirley Babashoff
Rocca
Woo
John Hencken
Mark Spitz
Canada
Jim Kaat Nearing 300-Game Win Milestone With Phillies
Jim Kaat, 37, continued strong form for the Philadelphia Phillies by winning his 10th game of the season and 245th of his career in a 5-1 victory over the San Diego Padres. He pitched eight innings, allowing seven hits and one run, improving to 10-4, with Gene Garber recording the ninth inning save as the Phillies halted San Diego.
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Combs Dies in Kentucky. Hall of Fame Yankee Star
Earle Combs, 77, legendary Kentucky born outfielder and leadoff hitter for the New York Yankees, died Wednesday in Richmond, Kentucky. A .356 hitter in 1927 with 231 hits and 23 triples, he later coached for several clubs and was inducted to the Hall of Fame in 1970 by the Veterans Committee. He is survived by his wife and three sons. funeral services set for 2 p.m. EDT Friday in Richmond.
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Combs
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St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Ruth McCollum Combs
Don
Eastern Kentucky
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Lexington
Charles
Richmond
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Kiwanis Little Leaguers Win In Extra Innings
Kiwanis team edged Brighton 15 to 13 in an extra inning game this week as Goff and Roberts pitched for Kiwanis while Greenlee Lear and Schnicker split duties for Brighton. Greenlee doubled and Schnicker singled for Brighton. Sherman and Schmidt homered for Kiwanis. After regulation tied 10 to 10 and 12 to 12 after one extra frame, Kiwanis pulled ahead in the following inning.
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Brighton
Goff
Roberts
Greenlee
Lear
Schnicker
Sherman
Schmidt
Major League Standings and Wednesday Results
Weekly baseball standings and results show Pittsburgh beating Houston 4 1 and 5 1 in two games, Los Angeles and San Diego games, plus Chicago Detroit Cleveland and New York Oakland slated for upcoming matchups with multiple pitchers listed for each. Strong entities include Pittsburgh Philadelphia Montreal Atlanta Chicago St Louis San Diego Los Angeles New York Baltimore Cleveland Boston Detroit Milwaukee Minnesota California Texas Oakland Kansas City and the nine listed pitchers.
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Royals
Bill Travers
Ray Sadecki
Danny Frisella
Tom Burgmeier
Bill Campbell
Goltz
White Sox
Tigers
Bart Johnson
Chris Knapp
Detroit Orioles
Rangers
Paul Blair
Blair
Joe Hoerner
Bobby Grich
Phillies
Jay Johnstone
Larry Bowa
Garber
Oakland
Reds
Mets
Fred Norman
Joe Morgan
Jon Matlack
Dodgers
Cards
Ted Sizemore
Bill Russell
Cardinals
Joe Ferguson
Charlie Hough
Pirates
Astros
Bill Robinson
Jerry Reuss
Larry Demery
Dave Giusti
Richie Zisk
Giants
Cubs
Bobby Murcer
Chris Speier
John Montefusco
Bruce Sutter
Los Ang
Phila
San Fran
W. L. Pet
Mitchell
Ellis
MacCormack
Bare
Barrios
Odom
Tanana
Thomas
Colborn
Splittorff
Tiant
Redfern
Grimsley
Perry
W. L. Pat
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