Los Angeles Dodgers extend win streak over Braves to five
Dodgers defeat Milwaukee 12 4 to run their series streak to five while Johnny Podres allows 11 hits. Attendance hits a new NL mark at the Coliseum with 171,326 for the three games. Giants stay ahead in the standings as Phillies edge St Louis in 14 innings.
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Sky Sox rise to top spot in Western League
Colorado Springs Sky Sox improve to first in the Western League after a hot stretch at home begun May 30. They went from fourth place five games back to leading the standings by half a game after a 11 59 victory over Des Moines and Lincoln's 7 2 win over Amari lo. Sioux City swept Pueblo and Topeka beat Albuquerque to stay in the race.
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Patrick Andersen and Kluszewski lift Cubs in extra inning win
Yesterday's Stars hover in a long 14th inning to top St. Louis as Harry Andersen and Phil combine for a late two run homer and a multi hit night. Moe Drabowski and the Cubs shut out Pittsburgh with a one hit gem as Ted Kluszewski wraps a broken bat single in the second.
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Buel Wins Northeast Iowa Trapshoot Championship
Marshalltown AP reports Frank Buel of the Grammy Center won the Northeast Iowa Zone trapshooting championship Sunday. About 200 shooters competed across the event.
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Tim Tam faces possible retirement after race injury
Tim Tam a Calumet Farm Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner suffered a break in the sesamond bone at Belmont Park after losing the Belmont Stakes by six lengths to Cavan. Trainer Jimmy Jones and owner Mrs Gene Markey weighing final decision while Tim Tam rests sidelined for months.
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Charleston Triumphs Over Bears In 9-4 Victory
Charleston ends Denver’s lead with a 9-4 win as they move within two games of first place. Minneapolis also trails the top by two, with the Millers close behind Senators after Indianapolis dropped to 2-3. Wichita climbs to fourth with a 7-5 win over St Paul, while Louisville falls to Omaha 6-2.
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Milwaukee Rex Mays Classic Race Winner Eisel
Art Eisel of Phoenix Arg won the Rex Mays classic at Milwaukee Park on Sunday driving the low mile event. He averaged 9401 mph during the race, securing the top position against rivals.
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Gordon wins playoff for Eagle Grove amateur title
Fred Gordon of Belmond won the Eagle Grove amateur golf championship in sudden death over Don Eymann of Forest City after birdying the first hole. A field of 136 competed in the first annual event.
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Sports Scores and Schedule Highlight Across Cities
Sunday results list Boston and Chicago wins while Cleveland routs New York. Washington beat Detroit and Baltimore edged Kansas City. Tuesday slate shows Cincinnati over San Francisco and Los Angeles beating Milwaukee as Chicago split with Pittsburgh in doubleheader delayed by rain.
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Nodarse Suspended for Threatening Umpire in Fox Cities
Rene Nodarse of the Fox Cities Three Leagues was placed on indefinite suspension by League President Hal Totten after he threatened an umpire with serious bodily harm and grabbed a bat before teammates and the team manager restrained him in Cedar Rapids.
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Three Smashups In Feature Race At Lowery Track
Dean Harper of Lenox won the 25 lap feature at Lowery track as three crashes disrupted the field. Six of 18 starters finished with Harper edging Pat Crawford of Atlantic and Holger Thompson of Avoca who led most of the race before engine trouble on lap 23. Crawford also took trophy dash and second in the feature while Thompson finished third. Other winners included Gary Dressler Anita Bob Zellwager Orient Melvin Smith Atlantic and Gail Lange Atlantic among others.
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Orient
Melvin Smith
Waldo Leander
Gail Lange
Paul Simonsen
Oscar Schultz
Greenfield
Duane Johnson
Wyman Winning
Sioux City
St Louis Falstaffs Win ABC Open Team Title at 3210
The St. Louis Falstaffs won the 55th American Bowling Congress open team division with a 3210 total at the Onondaga War Memorial. Tucker and Jim Vrenick share in $1,000 earnings. the event left workmen ripping out equipment valued at over half a million dollars.
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Race driver injured as car flips in Hawkeye Futurity
Des Moines AP reports Bobby Grim, a 3 year old Indianapolis driver, won the Hawkeye Futurity at the State Fairgrounds in 22 minutes 582 seconds. Ken Gottschalk escaped with a black eye and a sprained shoulder after his car flipped end over end on the first lap. Cotton Farnner of Fort Worth finished second, Her schel Wagner of Hickam Hills third, Vern Chamberlain of Minneapolis fourth.
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Vern Chamberlain
Minneapolis
Goens and Donahue win Edin Wood best-ball title
Orrie Goens and Jack Donahue of Des Moines teamed to win the Edin Wood best-ball event in Marshalltown on Sunday. The duo defeated Glenn Cooper and Clyde McIntire of Marshalltown by two strokes as John Wheeler of Des Moines recorded the meet on Saturday and aced the par three No 3 hole drive.
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Local hospital recoveries and illnesses reported
SICK and INJURED Home From Hospital Mrs. Bruno Waldau of Wiota returned home last week from Greenfield hospital. Released From Hospital Charlie Hansen Rt. 1 returned home Saturday from St. Joseph's hospital in Omaha where he had been a patient two weeks. Mrs. Cecil Pelzer 1105 Maple street released Saturday from Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs where she underwent chest surgery May 29. John Toft of Extra underwent surgery at the Atlantic Memorial hospital this morning and Susan 9 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Kaiser of Anita underwent a tonsillectomy. Mrs. Duncan McMartin of Anita hospitalized with injuries from a fall at her home. Medical patients at the hospital are Margaret Kelley 321 Poplar street Mrs. G. H. Allen 9 Ridge road Mary Kurtenback Berry nursing home Mrs. Romeo Worth of Lewis and Mrs. Raymond M. Anderson of Atlantic. Released from the hospital were Mrs. Donald Schaaf Rt. 1 Mrs. Earl Anderson of Littleton Colo David Lyons 705 East Fifth street Mrs. Eugene Freese and daughter Katherine Jane 1405 Chestnut street Effie Hamerick 1011 Cedar street Mrs. Ronald Ostrus of Wiota and Mrs. Donald Fritz of Hancock. Mrs. Fritzs daughter Sheryl Ann remained in the hospital nursery. GRANT Cheryl daughter of the Rev and Mrs Clement M Rowe confined to her home last week with measles.
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House Appropriations OKs Public Works Funds
The House Appropriations Committee approved 1.074 billion dollars for federal public works for the coming fiscal year, slightly below Eisenhower’s request. Funds include 749.4 million for Army Engineers and Reclamation water projects and allocations to Bonneville, Southeastern, Southwestern, and Tennessee Valley administrations.
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NAIA baseball honors for Zahn and Caldwell from Simpson College
John Zahn and Bill Caldwell of Simpson College were named to the NAIA all tournament team. Zahn contributed key relief in Simpson’s consolation final win over Sal Ross, while Caldwell stood out as a top hitter. In golf, Bob Astleford won the Red Oak amateur meet with six under par for 27 holes, Darwin Sellergren second and Matt Taber third.
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Stevenson urges free world trade plan with Russia and aid to France
Adlai E. Stevenson told Michigan State University graduates that a Marshall Plan like committee should design a free world agenda to expand trade, lower tariffs, and fund long term aid. He warned of Communist strategies and said U S Soviet recognition of power equality could enable arms talks. He also announced plans to visit the Soviet Union this summer.
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