Nottebart Delivers No-Hitter for Colts in Big Win
Don Nottebart pitched a no hitter for the Colts, Lexington Mass. born right-hander supported by teammate Don McMahon who first recommended him. The Cardinals beat the Reds behind four homers by Altman Javier Groat Musial, Ernie Broglio earning his fourth win. Joey Jay took another loss. Amalfitano homered in the 11th to lift the Giants over the Mets despite a foul protest.
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Joe Amalfitano
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Nottebart Completes Nine Inning Win Over Phillies
Nottebart fans eight over nine innings in a 4 1 victory for the Colt . Nottebart’s first nine innings pitched since 1961. Howie Goss belted a three run homer to lift Houston past San Francisco 4 0. Phillies tallied on a two base error by J C Hartman and Don Hoak sacrifice fly.
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Davis County Mustangs Win Southeast Six Track Crown
Davis County dominates the 1965 Southeast Six Track Meet in Fort Madison, posting 103 points to claim the team title. Forsythe leads record bursts with a 15.7 in the 120 yard high hurdles, Teberg clocks 22.3 in the 220, Headley soars 11 ft 2.25 in in the pole vault, and Graves rallies Centerville with a 220 ft 1 in football throw. Washington and Mt. Pleasant vie for placings as Demons post relay and sprint seconds while Davis County seals multiple event wins and records.
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Allison Three Homers Rally Lifts Twins Over Indians
Bob Allison blasted three homers and drove in six runs to power the Minnesota Twins past the Cleveland Indians 11 to 4, snapping a four game skid and lifting the club from last place. He leads the AL with 29 RBIs and is batting .330 while Jim Grant, Jerry Walker and Ron Nischwitz conceded the homers. Yankee hitters added four runs in a 4 3 win over the Angels. Royals beat the Red Sox 2 0. Chicago at Baltimore and Detroit at Washington postponed by rain.
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Ernie Davis Dies At 23 After Leukemia Battle
Syracuse Heisman winner Ernie Davis died in Cleveland at Lakeside Hospital after a long leukemia fight. The Browns top backer, signed in 1962 for 65 000 with a 15 000 bonus, had been working for a soft drink company and sought hospital care after feeling well. Burial will be in Elmira New York.
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Signs of economic uptick tempered by payment deficit
The Federal Reserve reports April industrial production at 122.4 percent of the 1957-59 average, the largest gain since 1961. The Commerce Department records a first quarter balance of payments deficit at $3.3 billion, up from late 1962, indicating mixed signals for the economy.
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Preakness Stakes Set With Chateaugay as Underdog
The 87th Preakness at Pimlico features Chateaugay seeking the second Triple Crown jewel while Candy Spots and Never Bend vie for early favorite status. Baeza rides Chateaugay with Shoemaker on Candy Spots and Ycaza on Never Bend as the eight-horse field lines up for a $127,500 winner’s purse.
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Mothers Day Guests In Homes at Keota
Keota residents hosted numerous Mothers Day gatherings with relatives visiting from Mt. Pleasant, Sandwich, Blairsburg, Fairfield, Loveland, Des Moines, Ogden, Wellman, Millersburg, and Washington. Attendees included the Aller, Stoutner, Green, Reed, Vittetoe, Powell, and Roberts families among others. Cathy Vittetoe celebrated first Holy Communion and birthday. Charles and Lillian Roberts traveled to Chicago for a convention, planning a Wednesday return.
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Des Moines
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Chicago
Paul Fern Named Southeast Iowa Director Of Bakers Group
Ten years ago Paul Fern of Washington was chosen director for the southeast Iowa region by the Iowa Bakers Association. The election occurred during the annual Des Moines convention.
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TV Highlights Monday Night Movie and Schedule Notes
NBC offers Pat Boone Tom Sands and Gary Crosby in a Mardi Gras musical comedy about four VMI roommates who arrive in New Orleans and collide with a press agent a secretary and a stripteaser. Also featured are Fred Clark Christine Carere and Sheree North in color. CBS presents How to buy summer foods and keep them fresh at 6:30 p m CDT. Discovery ABC list children’s show puppet workshop by Bil and Cora Baird at 3:30 p m CDT. Lucy Shaw repeats at 7:30 p m CDT with Lucy and Viv as volunteer firemen. David Brinkley’s Journal in color at 9 p m CDT. Ben Casey repeats Mrs McBroom and the cloud watcher featuring Patty Duke. Stump the Stars with Robert Culp James Gregory Ty Hardin from PT 109 at 9:30 p m CDT.
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Cedar Rapids Group Keota Dinner Guests
Keota area social notes list Cedar Rapids guests Omer and Ed Peiffer visiting Mr. and Mrs. Milo Tinnes and Jim Tinnes of Omaha, with trips to Ft Leonard Wood to visit Ron Tinnes and Keota friends. Several families share Mother's Day and Sunday dinners across Sigourney Brighton Pleasant Plain and Washington.
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Freddie Molyneaux
Mildred Cater
Dean Trier
Luke Flander
H. J. Brenneman
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Charles Conklin
Richard Wiseman
Oskaloosa
Lawrence Smith
Moline
Kenneth Donahue
North English
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Harry Olds
Jim Olds
Robert Wide
Jimmy
Washinon
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Jackie Stout
Rex Stouts
Bob Vincent
L. B. Dempsey
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Columbus Junction
Howard Stoutner
George Stoutner
Gene Hammen
Glenn Stoutner
Carrier cooling installation offer and expert service
The note promotes Carrier cooling systems with free estimates for central or window units. It highlights a competent specialist with a modern well equipped truck and easy terms including no down payment and 3 years to pay. The advert emphasizes prompt, professional service during home visits.
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