Sanford struggles as Giants slip in tight National League race
In Houston, Jack Sanford allowed only three hits but lost 1-0 as Dick Farrell and Hal Woodeshick shut down San Francisco. Sanford drops to 10-12 after a strong 1962, while Dodgers gain ground with a 3-1 win over the Cubs. The Mets topped St. Louis 7-3, the Phils beat Cincinnati 2-1, and Pittsburgh defeated Milwaukee 4-?
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Associated Press
Jack Sanford
San Francisco Giants
Husky
Houston
Ace
Colts
Sanford
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Lews Cardinals
Dodgers
Cubs
Chicago
Tommy Davis
New York Mets
Cards
Phils
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
L. Pet. G.B
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Louis
Philadelphia
Wilwaukee
Pittsburgh Houston
New York
W. OL
Petmms
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles Fe
Kaneas City
Detroit
Washington
Church All Star Team Named for YMCA Softball Game
A 17 player YMCA church softball all star squad was selected to face St Pauls Lutheran in the annual game at Sunny Side Tuesday night at 8 15 p m. The lineup features players from Zion Lutheran First Lutheran and Methodist teams including infielders Duane Reed Duane Greenwalt Tom Hensley and Gail Steffens and outfielders Gary Swenson Allen and Duane Bellmap.
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St. Paul's Lutheran
Sunnyside
Phil Holland
Methuson
Gary Nelson
Zion Lutheran
Duane Reed
First Lutheran
Duane Greenwalt
Tom Hensley
Methodists
Christensen
Gail Steffens
Ron King
Duane
Raiders Acquire Dick Klein From Patriots For AFL Move
Oakland announces the acquisition of Dick Sleepy Klein, former University of Iowa star, from the Boston Patriots. Klein previously played for the Chicago Bears Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers before joining Boston in 1961.
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Oakland
Calif
Oakland Raiders
Sleepy) Klein
University of Iowa
Boston Patriots
Klein
Chicago Bears
Dalas Cowboys
Pittsburgh Steelers
Boston
Kazmierzki Beats Hollingsworth In Junior Girls Golf
Joyce Kazmierzki of Detroit upsets Joe Hollingsworth of Davenport 2 and 2 in the second round of the Junior Girls golf tournament in Rockford Illinois. Hollingsworth was the last Iowan remaining in the event.
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Rockford, Ill
Joe Hollingsworth
Davenport
Iowa
Joyce Kazmierski
Detroit
Cut Your Speed At Dusk For Safer Roads
A cautionary note urges drivers to slow down at dusk to reduce accident risk. Officials emphasize low visibility, heed headlights, and maintain following distance. Police remind that reckless speed endangers pedestrians and other motorists in low light.
Judge Rules Post Story Libelous in Butts Bryant Case
Atlanta AP report on US District Judge Louis R. Morgan labeling the March Post article libelous per se while denying a directed verdict. Attorneys for Wally Butts begin rebuttal in a $10 million libel suit against Curtis Publishing Co. Bryant and other witnesses expected to testify.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Wally Butts
Butts
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
William H. Schroder Jr
Curtis Publishing Co
Saturday Evening Post
Bryant
Schroder
Frank Graham Jr
Free Lance
Post
George P. Burnett
Schrader
Allen Lockerman
Grahm
Burnett
Cubs Persuasive Plural: B Names Boost Pesky Crew
Chicago AP notes the Cubs' plucky season stems from a cluster of players with B surnames Brock Burke Burton Baker nine in all, suggesting a quirky roster quirk that may fuel their on field grit.
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Chicago
Cubs
Brock
Burke
Burton
Baker
Dodgers Trade Stirs Roebuck Burdened by Loss
Relief pitcher Ed Roebuck criticizes the deal that sent him from the high flying Dodgers to the Washington Senators for infielder Marv Breeding. Los Angeles leads the National League with strong title hopes while Washington languishes near the bottom of the American League standings.
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Ed Roebuck
Los Angeles Dodgers
Washington Senators
Marv Breeding
L. A
Washington
Creston Tops NVL Standings With 130 Shutout Of Griswold
Creston dominated Griswold 18 to 0 as NVL action reshaped the standings. Pitchers Ron Clinton Ed Hutchinson and Don Pendergraft held Griswold to three hits while Cumberland routed Nodaway 18 to 0 behind Ray Hemilius four hits from Rich Hemilius led Cumberland in the lopsided game.
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Creston
Griswold
Ron Clinton
Ed Hutchinson
Don Pendergraft
Rich Hemilius
Cumberland
Nodaway
Chuck Zimmerman
Carlson
Zimmerman
Ray Hemilius
Craig Close To Losing Record In Mets Start
Roger Craig, facing a string of 18 straight losses, moves closer to the major league record after the records committee corrected a historic tally reducing John Nabors 1916 Athletics run from 20 to 49. The Mets pitcher already owns 18 consecutive defeats on a 2-20 season.
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NEW York
Roger Craig
Polo Grounds
Craig
New York Mets
John Nabors
Philadelphia Athletics
Mets
Cliff Curtis
Boston Braves
TEE JAY LOSES IN STATE FINALS
Clinton St. Marys defeated Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson 2 to 1 in 12 innings to win the Iowa high school summer baseball title. A wild throw on Bob Bentleys steal of second base allowed Bentley to score the deciding run after a 3 hour 45 minute pitchers duel.
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AMES
Bob Bentley
Clinton St. Mary's
Council Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson
Iowa
Larry Barritt
Bentley
Champon
Mets batter Jim Hickman hits for cycle in win
Jim Hickman of the Mets hit for the cycle delivering a single double triple and homer as New York defeated St. Louis 7 3. Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers struck out one in 9 1 3 innings against the Chicago Cubs in 11 innings as Los Angeles won 3 1 tying Christy Mathewson's NL record with three straight 200 strikeout seasons Koufax finished the year with 210 strikeouts.
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Jim Hickman
Mets
St. Lass
Sandy Koulan
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Christy Mathewson
Koufax
Killebrew Hits 26th Homer to Lead Twins in L.A.
Harmon Killebrew blasts his 26th homer in an 9-4 win over the Angels, moving atop the AL home run race with a three run eighth inning. Bob Allison sits sidelined with a fractured finger after Tuesday's game, while Earl Battey trails by five. The Twins rise to third, behind the Yankees, as Pepitone and Howard power New York to a 9-1 victory over Washington. Detroit edges Boston 5-4 as Baltimore falls to fourth with Cleveland beating Baltimore 4-1.
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Associated Press
Harmon Killebrew
Los Angeles
Bob Allison
Hammerin
Harmon
Allison
Earl Battey
Minnesota
Twins
Angels
Killebrew
Battey
Dean Chance
Yanks
New York Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Elston Howard
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
al Kaline
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Orioles
Baseball bonds Japan and United States across nine decades
A retrospective on how baseball traveled to Japan and became deeply rooted there. It notes American players in Japan, rising salaries, huge crowds, two six team leagues Central and Pacific, and the profit motive behind signing foreign stars. It highlights Japan’s lifelong enthusiasm for the sport and international exchange.
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Tokyo
United States
States
Japan
Central and
Pacific
Eleven Football Games In Seven Days
Open with tonight's Dallas Cowboys versus Los Angeles Rams game in Los Angeles as NFL and AFL teams schedule seven days of exhibitions. The slate helps teams condition players decide who to keep and generate revenue. Also noted Steve Pembrook of Littleton California will captain West Point's 1964 golf team and Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles hosts games for both leagues.
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Dallas
Steve Pembrook
Littleton, Cab
West Point
Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles
Hearing on 17000 Park Bonds in Atlantic Iowa
Notice of a public hearing in Atlantic Iowa City Hall at 7:30 PM August 28 1963 on issuing 17000 park bonds to acquire and improve park real estate. Objections may be presented as allowed by statute. City Clerk signature and board reserve right to reject bids and waive defects.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Martin W. Poch
Notice of Probate of Will in Cass County Iowa
District court in Cass county Iowa hears a case to probate the will of William Foldmann aged deceased. The instrument dated August 1 is presented for probate and all interested persons must appear at 9:00 AM to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Dated Atlantic Iowa August 7 1963. Cathryn McMullen
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State of
Iowa
Cass County
William Foldmann
Atlantic
Cathryn McMullen
Pole Line Construction and Bond Sale Notices
Sealed bids requested for 5.7 miles of 13.2 kv and 34.5 kv overhead lines by Atlantic Iowa Water Works Board. Also notice of bond sale by Atlantic Iowa for PARK BONDS totaling 17000 dollars to be dated September 1 1963 with bids evaluated on lowest interest cost and delivery at City Treasury.
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Board OF Water Works
Electric Light and Power Plant
Atlantic
Iowa
Cass County
Board of Trustees
Clerk of the Board of Trustees
Black & Veatch
Meadow Lake Parkway
P. O
Kansas City
Missouri
City announces sale of bonds with delivery and bidding terms
The city outlines that bonds may be delivered outside city limits at bidder expense and will be sold subject to the approving opinion of Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney of Des Moines. Their opinion will accompany printed bonds, with bids conditioned accordingly. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. City Clerk of Atlantic, Iowa.
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Bannister
Martin W. Poch
Atlantic
Iowa
State Officials Open 682 New ADC Cases
Iowa Department of Social Welfare closed 3434 ADC cases and opened 4116 in the fiscal year ending June 90, an increase of 682. Major causes include desertion divorce and failure to support a family for 1603 new cases.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Walnut visitors and travelers listed in local society notes
Mrs. John Divers and children of Chicago visit her parents Dr. and Mrs. N. F. Weber. Abner Andem returns from Europe with sister-in-law Rosella Hardenson of Chicago. Otto Stamp and family from Long Beach stay with sister Clara Diedricksen. Carl Reeves and daughter from Whittier visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kahl. Don Fischer and children of Reseda vacation with C. A. Osler family. August Fischer hosts Mrs. Gus Sievers. Mr. Fischer ill and hospitalized in Mercy hospital Council Bluffs.
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John Divers
Chicago
N. F. Weber
Abner Andem
Europe
Rosella Hardenson
New York
Otto Stamp
Long Beach
Calif
Clara Diedricksen
Carl Reeves
Whittier
Henry Kahl
Don Fischer
Reseda
C. A. Osler
Don
August Fischer
California
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Canada
Gus Sievers
Robert Nelson Leaves for Finland with Two Children
Robert Nelson and his two children departed Tuesday for Finland Mina after visiting his parents in Washington.
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Robert Nelson
Finland
Mina
Charles Loo Gnecker
Capitol Dome Mirrors Napoleon Tomb In Paris
Frankfort Kentucky reports that the rotunda and interior of the state capitol dome are copied from Napoleon’s tomb in Paris, highlighting a grand neoclassical design influence.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Napoleon
Paris
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