White Sox Bomb Cleveland With 26 Runs
The Chicago White Sox swept a two night doubleheader from Cleveland scoring 15 to 3 and 1 to 1. Roy Sievers and Al Smith hit five homers between them with Sievers driving in seven in the opener including a pinch hit grand slam.
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Burdette Sharps Giants as Braves Win Third Straight
Lew Burdette pitched five solid hits to beat the San Francisco Giants as the Milwaukee Braves stretch their win streak to three. Cincinnati crushed St Louis 92 while Los Angeles narrowed the gap with a doubleheader sweep over Chicago.
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Germain Holds Fourth In Iowa Girls Junior Golf
Dorothy Germain of Atlantic sits tied for fourth place at 170 after the halfway mark of the Osage Iowa girls junior golf tournament. Sharon Fladoos leads with 150. Linda Jordan is second at 159. Judy Litchfield sits ninth in the championship flight with 182. Eight area girls compete across flights with notable scores from Linda McConnellee, Mary Jo Knudsen, Carol Cappell, Nancy McLuen, and others.
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Cedar Rapids
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Carol Cappel
Nancy McLuen
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Omaha Blasted by Denver in Big American Association Game
Indianapolis swept Houston 10-1 and 4-0 to cut Louisville’s American Association lead to four games. Louisville edged Dallas-Fort Worth 9-8 as Denver overwhelmed Omaha for the third straight time, 17-3.
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Californian Gene Littler Wins U.S. Open Title in Birmingham
Gene Littler, 30, of California, captured the U S Open and the Birmingham trophy with a 281 total. He earned $14,000 in prize money.
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Dedham Merchants Triumph Over Atlantic Merchants 7 3
Dedham totals seven hits and two big innings to defeat Atlantic Merchants 7 3 at Dedham. Hoffman worked all nine innings for Dedham with nine strikeouts while Peterson walked five over six innings for Atlantic. Fredrickson led Dedham with a two run homer and a single. Atlantic is at Gray Sunday night. Dodgers Larker Wills fight spills into two day absence.
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Major Standings 3 National League
The National League shows major standings with key teams and positions referenced. Details on team ranks and points are summarized from the brief page segment.
Yesterday's Stars and Pitching Highlights
Roy Sievers of the White Sox went 5-for-7 with nine RBIs and three homers including a pinch-hit grand slam in a doubleheader sweep of the Indians by scores of 15-3 and 11-1. Larry Sherry of the Dodgers earned two saves in 4-1 and 4-2 wins over the Cubs, allowing one hit over four relief innings.
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Ameche Colts Star Fullback Retires After Five NFL Seasons
Alan Ameche known as The Horse announced retirement from the Baltimore Colts after five seasons. He cited business interests and a lingering Achilles injury from a December game as factors in stepping away from professional football. The Heisman winner from Wisconsin held a major stake in a drive-in restaurant chain.
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Ford Frick May Retire Amid Retirement Rumors
New York AP reports baseball circles speculate Commissioner Ford Frick may resign before the end of his second term in 1965. Frick says he has no immediate plans to retire but won’t work past his prime and notes he has plenty of pep for now.
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Nicklaus Leads Large Big Ten Contingent in NCAA Round
Junior Jack Nicklaus of Ohio State says this will be his last bid to win the national collegiate golf championship. He led a large Big Ten showing into the NCAA tournament's third round in Lafayette Indiana.
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No. 1 Seeds Lead Iowa Jaycee Tennis Quarterfinals
Richie Friedman of Des Moines and Karen Moser of Waterloo, both seeded No. 1 in the 18-year-old divisions, led the top-ranked players into the singles quarterfinals of the Iowa Jaycee tennis tournament in Iowa City.
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Meerdink Advances in Women’s National Collegiate Golf
Sue Meerdink of Muscatine a freshman at Arizona State was scheduled Thursday to play in one semifinal match of the Women’s National Collegiate golf tournament in Ann Arbor Michigan.
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Baptists Beat Methodists to Stay Perfect in YMCA League
The Baptists remained undefeated at 3-0 by defeating the Methodists 4-1. Gary Harris pitched seven strikeouts over six innings, yielding six hits and only two in the first six frames. Nelson Wehner took the loss despite collecting ten strikeouts and six hits allowed. Denny Turnure Wayne Anderson Gary Dutton and Earl Turnure Jr. provided early support with key hits.
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Torre Praised By Braves Pitchers
MILWAUKEE AP Joe Torre 20 stars for the Milwaukee Braves as a catcher with a bright start. Lew Burdette called him phenomenal after a five-hitter win over the San Francisco Giants. Torre, once a catcher prospect after a scout urged the switch, has 31 hits in 30 games for a .387 average with six homers and 13 RBIs.
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Honey) Russell
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Game Winning Hit Is First Major League Safety for Windhorn
CHICAGO AP Gordon Ray Windhorn delivered a bases loaded three run double in the fourth as Los Angeles beat Chicago 4 1 in the first game of a doubleheader. Dodgers took the second game 4 2. Windhorn’s path to pro baseball began at a New York Giants tryout camp in 1952 to help a friend, then signed by Giants scout Dutch Ruether.
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Fugitive in Cage Probe Arrestee Cooperation Expected
Joseph Eugene Greene, 36, arrested in Seattle in the college basketball scandals case. He waived extradition and will cooperate with New York District Attorney Frank Hogan on his return. New York indicted Greene for bribery and conspiracy involving Columbia University player Fred Portnoy.
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Frank Hogan
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Public Hearing, Atlantic Iowa on Street Improvements Plans
The City of Atlantic Iowa gives notice sealed bids for asphalt and concrete street improvements. Proposals due July 11 1961 at 7 30 PM with plans on file at City Hall. A public hearing will review plans specifications and contract form before bids are acted on.
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Notice of Sale of School Bonds Elk Horn district seeks bids for 180000 bonds
Sealed bids for 180000 in school bonds of the Elk Horn Kimballton Community School District are due by 8 pm June 30 1961 at Elk Horn high school auditorium Shelby Audubon and Cass Counties Iowa. Bonds dated June 1 1961 mature 1962 1979 1980 1981 and later years with bids at par plus accrued interest preferred lowest rate. Sale contingent on Des Moines attorneys opinion Bannister Carpenter Ahlers Cooney. Right to reject bids. Secretary George Petersen.
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Newsham Named Education Consultant in Iowa
Louis R. Newsham former dean of Centerville Community College was named consultant on community college and continuing education for the Iowa Department of Public Instruction. He will begin duties July 15. Newsham is a graduate of Central Missouri State Teachers College Warrensburg with a masters from the University of Iowa and has done graduate work at Kansas State College Emporia and the University of Kansas.
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Centerville Community College
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Central Missouri State Teachers College
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Education Career From Pomona To Centerville Head
Newsham taught at Pomona High School in Kansas and University High in Iowa City. He served as superintendent of schools at Mad of the Centerville Community College for the past six years.
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Bowling rises as popular pastime in America
Bowling gains popularity with 27 million players now, up from 17 million four years ago. Daily newspaper readership stands at 108 million Americans aged 13 and over.
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Only Eight Percent Land of Algeria Suited for Agricolome
A historical note states that merely 8 percent of Algeria’s land is considered suitable for agricolome. The remark underscores limited arable areas amid the region’s terrain.
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