Willhite Shines In Dodgers Debut Worth A Night Of Fame
Nick Willhite, 22, left handed, debuted with the Los Angeles Dodgers by shutting out the Chicago Cubs 2-0 in the second game of a doubleheader. He allowed five hits, struck out six, and walked one as the Dodgers split the twin bill. Giants, Cardinals, Reds also won and lost, with notable performances shaping the pennant chase.
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Bowling Results From Hawkeye Bowl Doubles Tourney
The seventh annual doubles tournament at Hawkeye Bowl wraps next weekend. Bill Petersen of Corning and Vernimont of Cum lead men’s doubles with 1335 pins, Bets and Bus Behn of MinI pace mixed doubles, Les Thames and Sunny Weiss of Avoca are runners-up with 1315, Terry Garbison and Dimmit of Grinnell sit third with 1306, Frank Bromley and Wayne Mathew of Omaha fourth. In mixed doubles, Forney of Glenwood and Joyce Terrill of Creston are second with 1289, Matthews and Terrill third with 1268.
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Debut Star Nick Willhite Shuts Out Cubs In Dodgers Win
In his major league debut the 22-year-old left hander Nick Willhite pitched a 2-0 shutout for the Los Angeles Dodgers against the Chicago Cubs after a call up from Spokane. He fanned six and allowed five hits as Roman Mejias of the Red Sox homered three times in a doubleheader sweep of Baltimore.
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Jack Rule Wins $525 in Thunderbird Tourney
Jack Rule tied for 29th at the Thunderbird golf event in Harrison New York finishing with a 72 hole total of 206 after rounds of 67 71 76 and 72 earning 525.39 dollars nine strokes behind winner Arnold Palmer. A separate note from Kansas City reports Dr Ralph Hampton aced the 15th hole but the shot did not count due to a double hole setup at Milburn Country Club.
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Braves Trade Burdette To Cards For Two Players
Lew Burdette and Paul Foytack, veteran right handers, were dealt just before the 2 a.m. deadline. Burdette moves from the Braves to the Cardinals for Gene Oliver and Bob Sadowski, while Foytack goes from Detroit to the Angels with George Thomas and a player to be named. Burdette expressed mixed emotions about leaving after 12 Braves seasons, hoping to help St Louis win a pennant. Foytack said he is delighted and eager to pitch for Los Angeles, with immediate expected use as a starter against the Mets.
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Palmer Clinches Thunderbird Classic In Sudden Death
Arnold Palmer, 33, Latrobe PA, wins the Thunderbird Classic in a sudden death playoff with Paul Harney. He earns $25,000 and resumes form after a month’s layoff, saying his rest helped and he hit only two shots he was ashamed of. The final tied 277 after 72 holes, with a par 3 on the playoff hole sealing the victory.
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Janell Smith Pursues Olympic Qualifier After Pan Am Setback
U S track star Janell Smith, 16, of Fredonia Kansas trains at home for the Olympic qualifier in Dayton July 5 6. She just returned from the Pan American games in Brazil where an injured ankle kept her from competing and attempting the 80 meter low hurdle record.
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American League Leaders Surge In Tight Pennant Race
The New York Yankees swept Detroit for two wins to widen their lead as the AL pennant race tightens. Chicago White Sox trail closely while Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians and Los Angeles Angels each had doubleheaders to shuffle the standings. Big crowds attended Yankee Stadium Boston and Chicago games as the leaders maintain pressure.
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Noted baseball umpire Barlick fed up with work
Cincinnati Ohio AP Al Barlick one of baseballs most respected umpires has called himself out The veteran arbit er who dropped from sight after phoning National League headquarters in the early hours Sunday to tell league secretary Fred Fleig I am fed up with the whole thing and am going to quit and go home There was no official comment from league headquarters on the possible cause Barlick and other NL umpires have long been dissatisfied with lack of proper backing and supervision from league HQ
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McCallie Wins Fourth Straight Mid-South Title
The McCallie School captured its fourth consecutive Mid-South Association championship, in a meet featuring prep and military schools across Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia.
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Hemmingsen's Homer Beats Dedham 3-2 in Eight Innings
Atlantic Merchants edge Dedham 3-2 in eight, Raynor a solo homer. Hemmingsen earned the win with an eighth inning shot to right as Harris tossed a four hitter and fanned 16 of 17. In afternoon game Council Bluffs beat Atlantic 8-2 as Atlantic errors doomed them.
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Local residents noted visiting kin and travel to scholars
Elk Horn area residents were seen moving from a southwest farm to town while others hosted visitors from Chicago Winfield Kan Hawley Minn and Hastings Neb. Attendees included Lynelle Rae Olsen baptized at Lutheran church and Marie Nielsen heading to Ringsted for a golden wedding anniversary. Messages also mention Rev S S Kaldahl attending a Lutheran homes institute and summer schooling at Nebr. and State College of Iowa.
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4 H Club News Reports May Meetings and Activities
4 H Club News covers Bear Grove Brownies Eldeen at Pymesa and Gay Grant Gals May meetings. Reports mention bake sales demonstrations pie crusts buddy burners breakfasts yeast growth and planning for Rural Life Sunday cemetery projects and county fair preparations. Leaders and members including Ramona Karen Becker Kathleen Stowe and Darlene Petersen are named among participants.
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Meaning of the 4 H pledge discussed at June meeting
Dorothy Heckman and Ardis Rebarich will report on camp at the lat ter's home and a cookout will be held after the meeting. Pleasant-Noblettes Mothers and LaVon Morrow were guests at the May meeting. Twenty three girls answered roll call with a table setting picture and description.
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Newark Priest Becomes Licensed Pilot For Missions
The Rev Marion Anthony Serraglio of Newark Ohio has earned a pilot license for single engine aircraft as he travels to give mission talks and considers assignments in Africa or South America. He says the flying is not a direct path to heaven but could speed him there.
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