Snead Favored To Win U S Open By Nicklaus
Washington AP report notes Sam Snead, 52, seeks his first U S Open title at Congressional Country Club amid a field of 150 with Nicklaus and Palmer as top contenders. Nicklaus calls Snead’s best chance in years, citing long drives and fairways. Tee off 6:45 a.m. EST Thursday.
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American League standings show Chicago leading with 33 wins, 21 losses. Baltimore, New York, Minnesota, Cleveland follow with varying records. Tuesday results include Boston over New York and Chicago over Baltimore. Los Angeles beat Washington in 10 innings.
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Boyer hits cycle as Cardinals top Astros 7 1
Ken Boyer became the first National League player this season to hit for the cycle with a homer triple double and single driving in three as St. Louis snapped a five game skid by beating Houston 7 1 Juan Pizarro pitched the White Sox to a 50 game win over Baltimore while the Orioles took the nightcap 3 1.
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Jack White Named Yankees Director of Scouting
Jack White formerly led the Richmond International League team as general manager and now serves as director of scouting for the New York Yankees.
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Shenandoah Defeats Atlantic In Hawkeye Seven Clash
Shenandoah spoiled Atlantic hopes with a 4 3 victory Saturday night. The Mustangs moved ahead 4 0 before Atlantic rallied with a five-run fifth inning but fell short. Shenan doubled notably by Cole and led by Owenge and Shepard on the mound. Atlantic collected five hits led by Dan Gipple and Ed Podolak with Crane the losing pitcher. Atlantic meets Clarinda Friday. Red Oak atop standings with a 2 0 win over Clarinda.
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Court Upholds Molinas Conviction but Calls Sentence Excessive
New York AP report says former Columbia star Jack Molinas received no sentence reduction after the New York Supreme Court Appellate Division upheld his 10 to 15 year term for conspiracy three counts of bribery and attempted subornation of perjury. The court found him the prime planner of the operation and noted others, Haiken Green and Wagman, received 3 to 8 years.
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Spahns strain shows in latest Dodgers loss
Warren Spahn, 43, failed to finish the game for the sixth straight time as the Dodgers beat the Braves 5-1. The veteran left hander, despite a 355 career wins, again appeared tired early this season. Willie Davis keyed LA with a two run triple in a seventh inning rally. Phillies topped the Cubs 4-2 in another NL game, while Giants fell to Cincinnati 9-4. St Louis defeated Houston 7-1 and Pittsburgh edged New York 2-1.
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McConnelee Earns Championship Flight With 94 In State Tourney
Linda McConnelee of Atlantic posted a 48 46 94 to reach the championship flight of the Iowa junior girls golf tournament in Knoxville. The field included 16 players in the top flight as Lee Julian of Cedar Rapids led with 39 41 80 and Jacque Fladoos of Dubuque followed with 42 39 81. Weitere scores included Dianne Fuhlendorf 52 48 100 and Mary Jo Knudsen 53 57 110 with Suzanne Shirley also entered.
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Red Sox Sign Candy Robinson From Grambling
The Boston Red Sox signed Grambling right hander Candy Robinson, 21, to a bonus contract on Tuesday. The deal is believed to be about $20,000.
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Surging A's Post Fifth Straight Victory
The Kansas City Athletics under new manager Mel McGaha won their fifth straight, beating Detroit 7 4 and 6 0 to move within one game of ninth in the American League. Finley praised players Wayne Causey Orlando Pena and John Wyatt after ripping up three contracts and granting raises. The streak, first since last July, reflects McGaha’s surprising early success.
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Umpires Strike Threat Fades Before All Star Game
National League umpires show restraint as 11 officials plan talks with league executives on July 5 in New York. They seek pension increases from 200 to 300 dollars per year of service, after a May 26 compromise offer of 250 dollars and a July 3 deadline for action.
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Palmer Lacks 65 Cents For Practice Golf Balls
Millionaire Arnold Palmer, golf's leading money winner, went to practice for the National Open and discovered he had no 65 cents for a bucket of balls. He asked for change for a $100 bill and received only laughter from onlookers.
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Merchants Game With Avoca Rained Out
The Atlante Avoca softball game in Southwest Iowa league was postponed until June 30 due to rain. In other action Extra defeated Audubon 9 to 0 as Glen Nelson pitched a three hitter and Extra had nine hits with Audubon committing three errors. Bob Pigsley took the loss.
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TV Audiences Grow More Critical in Viewing Choices
A study of over 600 viewers across 14 areas by Social Research Inc found Americans still love TV but are choosier about drama and more satisfied with real events, sports, and topnotch free entertainment while desiring fewer morbid themes and more upbeat heroes.
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Five appointments to State boards announced by Hughes
Gov. Harold Hughes announced five appointments to state boards and commissions effective July 1. Appointments include Dr. George T. Lammers to the Board of Chiropractic Examiners, Victor D. Gallo to the State Printing Board, Mrs. Charles R. Gee to the State Traveling Library Board, Elleroy C. Nichols to the Board of Accountancy, and Dr. E. S. Thompson to the Board of P o u l a t r y Examiners.
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Floods sweep central and eastern Turkey as death toll rises
Flooding and lightning continue across central and eastern Turkey with eight more deaths reported. The total toll for the week reaches 21 as authorities tally casualties and rescue efforts.
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Estate of Mary M Pearce probate hearing notice
In The District Court Of Iowa Cass County No 8275 a public notice states a probate hearing for the alleged will of Mary M Pearce to be held June 24 1964 at 9 00 A M at the County Courthouse Atlantic Iowa. Cathryn McMullen Clerk issues the notice.
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Former baseball player Dick Culler dies in High Point
Richard B. Culler a High Point businessman and former professional baseball player died Tuesday night at age 49 He spent 15 years in pro ball with five years in the majors with teams including the Chicago White Sox Milwaukee Braves New York Giants and Boston Braves
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New Homo habilis Discovered in Tanganyika
Scientists report the discovery of a new primitive human species in Tanganyika, named Homo habilis meaning able or having ability. The finding highlights early human evolution and tool use evidence from the region.
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Rosy Economic Reports Highlight Johnson Aids Prospects
Washington reports a strong U S economy with rising jobs personal income and manufacturing profits. Federal data show manufacturing profits up 27 percent in Q1 and after taxes at $5.12 billion. May income near $485 billion with unemployment at 3.6 million and a 5.1 percent jobless rate. The Fed notes nine straight monthly production gains and peaceful labor relations per the Mediation Service. President Johnson calls prognosis one of continued growth.
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Johnson nominates three Iowans for postmaster positions
President Johnson named Selah W. Tones of Imogene W Douglas Mesnussen of Royal and Wayne W. Acken of Waverly as new postmasters in Iowa. The announcement lists their hometowns and the three nominees as the administration seeks to fill postmaster roles.
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