Culp Nearly Nets Perfect Game In Phils win
Philadelphia right-hander Ray Culp pitched as if perfect through eight and two thirds against Chicago in the second game of a doubleheader. A first inning walk and Len Gabrielson’s single prevented a no-hit bid, as Culp improved to back in the rotation behind Bunning and Benett. The Phils won 9-0 to split the twin bill, with Ellsworth limiting Chicago in the opener. The stretch helps Philadelphia maintain its pennant push.
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Ray Culp
Philadelphia Phillies
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Len Gabrielson
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Bunning
Chicago
Cub
Gene Mauch
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Dennis
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Washington
Minnesota
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Phillies rally for 17 hits in win over Cubs
The Phillies support a 17 hit attack as Allen doubles three times and Herrnstein adds four hits amid a 1 7 run effort. Ellsworth notches his ninth win while Culp says he is not satisfied as he fails to be a winning pitcher.
New Schedule For Trojan Baseball Team
A revised schedule for Atlantic high school baseball team the Trojans was announced by Coach Dell Neary after a game at Corning was postponed due to wet grounds. The updated dates include June 25 Glenwood 6 p.m. June 26 Creston 6 p.m. June 29 at Glenwood 6 p.m. June 30 at Corning 8 p.m. July 3 at Shenandoah 8 p.m. July 7 Red Oak 6 p.m. July 8 Sectional Journey with makeup games pending for Red Oak and Clarinda.
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Dell Neary
Corning
Trojans
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Creston
Shenandoah
Red Oak
Clarinda
Ellsworth Star Player Lindaman Signs with White Sox
Wenlyn Lindaman, 20, star at Ellsworth Junior College for 531, earned All-America Junior College honors and signed a contract with the Chicago White Sox. The first baseman from Austinville, Iowa, will report to Sarasota, Florida.
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Wenlyn Lindaman
Ellsworth Junior College
Chicago White Sox
Lindaman
Austinville
Iowa
Sarasota
Fla
Exira Defeats Elk Horn 2 1 in Softball Showdown
Extra moved into a first place tie in southwest Iowa Softball League by beating Elk Horn 2-1. Both runs for Extra came in the first inning as Glenn Nelson earned the win and Daryll Peterson took the loss. Exira and Avoca share the 3 1 records for top spot.
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Extra
Elk Horn
Glenn Nelson
Daryll Peterson
Avoca
Walton Official Seeks Stricter Controls on Pesticides
Burt E. Brickner leader of the Isaak Walton League urged tighter state regulations on pesticide use and stronger enforcement of prohibitions on dumping waste into public waters at the league's national convention in Davenport. Delegates discussed measures to clean the Mississippi River after reports that pesticide runoff killed thousands of fish. Bernard F. Hilenbrand was slated to deliver the keynote address as National Association officials prepared for elections.
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Isaak Walton League
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Trojans to Open Baseball Tourney Against Walnut
Atlantic will meet Walnut in the opening round of the sectional baseball tournament at Harlan on July 8. The winner advances to July 11 to face Extra, then to the July 13 semifinal against Manning or AvoHa.
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Audubon
Elk Horn
Anita-Shelby
Council Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson
Creston
Stanton
Shenandoah
Griswold
Olakand
Bridgewater - Fontanelle
Bedford-Orient-Macksburg
Redskins star Bobby Mitchell signs two year, $60,000 pact
Bobby Mitchell agreed to a two year no trade contract worth $60,000, plans to settle in Washington, and ensured he would not be traded during the deal.
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Washington Redskins
Mitchell
Washington
Summer trends loom in factory output and markets
Stock market activity shows high averages with uneven gains while steel output slides 6.5 percent from late May peaks. Factories plan longer or split vacations as auto model revisions and looming labor talks threaten late summer production and profits.
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New York
Luther Wartburg Dominate Iowa League Baseball Selections
Luther and Wartburg dominated the All Iowa Conference baseball team chosen by coaches. First baseman Dick Wold of Upper Iowa earned honors, with Wartburg placing four players including catcher Dave Langrock and pitcher Jim Van Scoyoc among others.
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Iowa
Dick Wold
Upper Iowa
Tom Selim
Buena Vista
Ron Herdliska
Larry Staffron
Don Dutton
Ray Bye
Wertburg
Gary McClimen
Central
Arnold Zedicker
Jim Klinger
Ooulfield
Alan Exner
Dave Langrock
Leon Carley
Jim van Scoyoc
William Pena
Wisconsin Ace to Join Angels
Rick Reichardt, Wisconsin’s top hitter and Big Ten batting champion for two years, will sign with the Los Angeles Angels. Reichardt will fly to Los Angeles to finalize the contract. He demanded at least $100,000 as a signing bonus.
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Angels
Stevens Point
Wis
Rick Reichardt
University of Wisconsin
Los Angeles Angels
F W. Reichardt
Reichardt
Los Angeles
Visiting relatives and extended family notes
Casey and Bob Whetstone and Jon of Portland visit Casey's parents in addition to other relatives. Glen Dunbar from Lakewood visits his sister and brother-in-law. Wm Van Duzer returns to Denver after a week with Nora Van Duzer and relatives. Bud Kading and family from Omaha spend Saturday night with Charles Kading and two sisters. Charles and Soderberg return from three weeks in Denver with Jim and his wife. Albert Sunds of Fremont visits his brother and sister-in-law Martin and family.
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Bud Kading
Omaha
Charles Kading
Charles Soderberg
Jim Rienert
Albert Sunds
Fremont
Nebr
Martin Sunds
Pennsylvania Dutch Language Is Making Strong Comeback
HELLERTOWN Pa AP The Pennsylvania Dutch language once thought dying out shows vigor led by Robert Hoppes 72 a retired teacher and crusader in promoting speech and print He and colleagues challenge tourist driven mock dialects and urge authentic use in business church media and education The language remains a bilingual feature across central Pennsylvania with Dutch writing radio programs and community groups keeping traditions alive across several states and Canada
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Nhu Appeals to President Over Visa Denial
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu, former South Viet Nam first lady, appeals to President Johnson to override State Department and grant a visitor visa after a rejection. She sought to speak July 7 at a truth rally in Flushing, New York, but was barred under immigration law sections restricting visas for activities likely to prejudice public interest or security.
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State Department
United States
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Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Coneee Party Club
Flushing
N.Y
Immigration and Nationality Law
Concord visitors join Miller family en route to Indiana
Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Miller and their three daughters from Concord Calif. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Black for a night. The Millers were traveling to Winona Lake Ind to attend a Baptist conference. Mary Hayes returned Sunday from Central City Neb where she attended the funeral of her brother-in-law Walter Bannister.
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Cumberland
Stanley Miller
Concord
Calif
Don Black
Millers
Winona Lake
Ind
Mary Hayes
Central City
Neer
Walter Bannister
Uncle Sam Helps State Buy Radio Equipment
The Town Highway Commission received 253 642.45 from the federal government to finance a radio communications network for commission vehicles. Ray C. Stiles, state civil defense director, presented the check to Chairman Harry J. Bradley Jr. in Gov. Harold Hughes' office. The total project cost is 507 284.90, with about 30 counties already equipped and plans to expand to all 99 counties. Stiles said federal civil defense funds will cover a similar share in other counties.
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Town Highway Commission
Commission
Ray C. Stiles
Civil Defense
Harry J. Bradley Jr
Harold Hughes
Stiles
Federal
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Cut Your Speed at Dusk to Save Lives
A public safety advisory urges drivers to slow down as evening light fades to reduce traffic crashes and protect pedestrians. Authorities note reduced visibility and often increased headlight coning in dusk hours, urging caution.
Local visitors and church attendees report
Marie Marne and Mae Derby Ellis of Phoenix, a former resident, visited on Thursday. Reverend and Mrs. Gerd Rodgers left Sunday to attend the Methodist conference in Mt Pleasant.
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Mae Derby Ellis
Phoenix, Ariz
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Rodgers
Mt Pleasant
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