Yankees Gain As Detroit Splits With Indians
Detroit split a doubleheader with Cleveland as Norm Cash hit three homers but the Tigers fell two games behind in the pennant race. New York beat Minnesota 10-5 to cut Detroit’s lead to 12 games. Chicago moved into fifth with two wins over Washington. Baltimore outslugged Los Angeles in 14 innings. Boston split with Kansas City.
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Norm Cash
Tigers
Cleveland
New York
Yankees
Minnesota
Indians
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
Washington
Sox
Los Angeles
Ron Hansen
Boston
Kansas City
Red Sox
A's
Bunning
Cash
Winn Hawkins
Jim Bunning
Jimmy Piersall
Piersall
Enhough
Chuck Essegian
Essegian
Vic Power
Detroi
Nellie Fox
RBI
Floyd Robinson
Ellie Howard
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Bill Strafford
Killebrew
Associated Press
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Ili
Philadelonia
Cincinnati Edges Dodgers 3-2 to Lead NL West
Cincinnati tops Los Angeles 3-2 to widen its first place lead to three games. Joey Jay earned his ninth win aided by Jim Brosnan in the eighth inning after a three-run first. Giants split a doubleheader with St. Louis as Ray Sadecki held San Francisco to two hits in the nightcap, while Chicago beat Milwaukee 5-3 behind Altman and Williams. Pirates and Phillies split a doubleheader, Pirates taking the first 10-5 and Phillies the second 4-3.
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Cincinnati
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Joey Jay
Jim Brosnan
San Francisco
Giants
St. Louis
Ray Sadecski
Chicago
Cubs
Milwaukee
George Altman
Billy Williams
Warren Spahn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pirates
Phillies
Marne Midgets defeat Audubon in 13 10 win
Marne Midgets beat Audubon 13 to 10 on Friday night. Carl Smith allowed 11 hits and struck out four for Audubon while Layland fanned four and gave up nine Marne hits. Bornholaz led Marne with a double and a triple. Nelson Layland and McLaughlin doubled for Audubon.
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Marne
Audubon
Carl Smith
Layland
Bornholaz
Nelson
McLaughlin
Ev ashevetski Favored In Iowa Junior Golf Tourney
Mason City AP says Jim Ev ashevski, winner of the Iowa junior title, is favored as the 45 hole Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce golf tournament opens. The four low scorers advance to the International Jaycee tournament in Denver in August. The low 16 qualifiers Monday play a 7 hole route Tuesday for the title.
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Mason City
Jim Evashevski
Iowa
Clohessy Wins 3 Mile at NACA Track Meet
Photo finisher Pat Clohessy of Houston won the 3 mile race at the NACA Track and Field Championships in Philadelphia with only photographers for company.
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Pat Clohessy
Houston
Tex
Philadelphia
Palmer 13 Under Par For Win
Arnold Palmer won the Western Open at Blythefield County Club with a 13 under par total of 271 over 72 holes earning $5,000 and a chest of drawers. Sam Snead was runner up at 273 with $2,800 and a bachelor’s chest, while Gene Littler tied for seventh and Gary Player shared 11th place for modest checks.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Blythefield County Club
Miami
Fla
Sam Snead
Gene Littler
Gary Player
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
B.C
Californians Win Titles In NCAA Tennis Meet
UCLA's Allen Fox captured the singles title and Southern Cal’s Rafael Osuna and Ramsey Earnhart won the doubles crown. Fox defeated Michigan’s Ray Senkowski 6 1 6 2 6 4 to seal the singles title, as UCLA edged California 17 points to win the Bennett Bowl with Southern Cal close behind.
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AMES
UCLA
Allen Fox
Southern California
Rafael Osuna
Ramsey Earnhart
Fox
Southern Cal
California
Bill Hoogs
Jim McManus
Osuna
Earnhart
Miami
Stanford
Michigan
Rice
Harvard
Southern Methodist
Florida
Minnesota
Portland
Arizona
Iowa
Notre Dame
Texas
Wichita
Louisville Holds Three-Game Lead in Pennant Race
Louisville retained its three game lead as the American Association pennant race stalled with six teams splitting doubleheaders. Louisville lost the opener to Houston’s Buffs 4-2 then won 9-6. Denver split with Omaha, dropping 5-3 before a 3-2 nightcap win. Dallas went 5-3 then 7-10 in extra innings, with Denver and Indianapolis tied for runnerup.
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Louisville
Houston
Buffs
Denver Bears
Omaha
Dallas
Indianapolis
Bears
Band Leader Elmore Crowned Zone Trap Champion in Southwest Iowa
Oren Elmore of Murray won the zone trapshoot at Atlantic Gun Club with 234 of 250 to claim high overall. Irwin Ludwig Breda C. F. Fisher Pacific Junction Paul Curran Des Moines Leo Burg Orient and William Deatherage Hancock were named to the state meet. Other zone champions included Stockdale Ackley Heskett Heskett and Trent led out-of-staters with notable scores.
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Oren Elmore
Murray
Iowa
Atlantic Gun Club
Irwin Ludwig
Breda
C. F. Fisher
Pacific Junction
Paul Curran
Des Moines
Leo Burg
Orient
William Deatherage
Hancock
Ludwig
Fisher
Curran
Burg
Deatherage
Merle Stockdale
Ackley
Walnut Grove
Stockdale
John Trent
Bellevue
Nebr
Ken Morehead
Falls City
Mary Meadows
Grimes
Mebr
Ralph Lund
Shenandoah
Elmore
J. F. Heskett
Auburn
Marvin Driver
Missouri Valley
Trent
Burleson Beats Beatty in AAU Mile Clash for First Time
Dayrd Burleson edged Jim Beatty by about 15 yards to win the National AAU mile title in New York, clocking 4:04.9 as Beatty blamed boxing tactics for a poor race. Burleson, holder of the American mile mark, had hoped for a sub four pace but the field produced six meet records. Deacon Jones set a steeplechase mark and Dom Bragg failed to advance in a field featuring Olympic champions and world record holders.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Dayrd Burleson
Oregon
Jim Beatty
Burleson
Beatty
Keith Forman
Deacon Jones
Ron Morris
Southern California Striders
Don Bragg
Aubrey Dooley
Jay Silvester
al Oerter
Rink Babka
Army
Iowa selects seven for National Pistol Matches at Camp Perry
A seven man Iowa team was chosen at the state championships to represent Iowa in the National Pistol Matches at Camp Perry Ohio in August. The crew includes Virgin Dye Marshalltown John Conover LeMars James Hayes Ames Kenneth Finch Waterloo Gilbert Johnson Van Meter Danny Hudson Iowa City and William Strout Davenport.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Camp Perry
Ohio
Virgin Dye
John Conover
LeMars
James Hayes
Ames
Kenneth Finch
Waterloo
Gilbert Johnson
van Meter
Danny Hudson
Iowa City
William Strout
Davenport
Merchants Rally Upset Gray in Seven to Six
Atlantic Merchants defeated Gray 7-6 as Gary Harris limited Gray to five hits over seven innings. Liken allowed four Gray runs while striking out four. key Merchant runs came in the third and a four-run fifth as Gray errors fueled the comeback.
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Atlantic Merchants
Gray
Gray Field
Gary Harris
Atlantic
Liken
Harris
Junior Turnure
Merchants
Kendle
Rustvold
Bogatzke
Life Fire Casualty Hail and Auto
A brief classified style notice lists coverage for life fire casualty crop hail and auto with contact reference 808 7th phone 1734.
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Reed
General Electric
7Th St
C. P. Christensen Insurance Agency
Complete Insurance Service Fire — Hospital
Farm & General Liability
East 5Th St
Notice of Expiration of Redemption from Tax Sale Cass County
Public notice across Cass County Iowa warns that the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company and others must redeem or forfeit property sold for 1956 and 1957 taxes. Certificates of Purchase held by Herbert and Arnold Johnson require action within 90 days from service dated June 9 1961. Executors and attorneys listed for estate matters.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
Melvin Hodge
Aaaron Johnson
Arnold Johnson
Cass County
Towit
Iowa
Herbert Johnson
Fred Wells
Town
A.D
C. W. Hancock
Jones, Cambridge & Carl
Fast 6Th Street
Atlantic
District Court
State of
Mabel Bristow
James Rowland
Savery and
Yarham
Savery-Weir Bldg
Lowa
Ohio machinist Wins Petersen Bowling Classic
Dale Whisler, 44, of Dayton Ohio, won the Petersen Bowling Classic in Chicago collecting 28850 dollars. He rolled an eight game total of 1689 on Feb 25 to outlast about 12 000 bowlers from across the country in the event that began December 10.
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Chicago
Dale Whisler
Rich Petersen
Whisler
Dayton
Ohio
Whisler Wins Petersen Classic Bowing Big Prize
Whisler, in his 10th Petersen Classic, carried $331,968 in prize money and defeated runnerup Frank Sospirato of Warrensville Ohio by 32 pins. Sospirato finished with 1,657 to take $13,790.
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Whisler
Frank Sospirato
Warrensville
Ohio
Sospirato
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Jean Watere
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Donnie Fletcher
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