Duren fans 12 as Angels top Yankees 5 3
Ryne Duren struck out 12 and allowed three hits in a near complete game for the Los Angeles Angels in a 5-3 win over the New York Yankees. Duren added a two run single, while Albie Pearson hit a three run homer in the sixth.
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Ryne Duren
New York Yankee
Los Angeles Angels
Yanks
Albie Pearson
Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago
White Sox
Cleveland
Washington
Senators
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Duren
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Jim Donahue
Yogi Berra
Bill Skowron
Johnny Blanchard
Berra
Bob Turley
Don Messi
Ray Herbert
Cubs topple Dodgers as NL race tightens after marathon night
Dodgers lose 93 at Pittsburgh as Don Drysdale remains winless against the NL leaders. Cincinnati extends lead despite a doubleheader loss to the Cubs. Giants and Phillies battle to a 15 inning 7-7 tie in the longest night game in major league history. Tony Gonzalez scores on a 15th inning freak error as Philadelphia and San Francisco each plate three in the frame. Milwaukee snaps .500 with an 8-3 win over St. Louis.
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Don Drysdale
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Phils
Giants
Phillies
Tony Gonsalez
Hobie Landrith
Mike McCormick
Earl Walsh dies longtime grid star and coach
Earl Walsh aged 61, Adair Iowa native and former Notre Dame lineman, died after months of illness in Cook County Hospital. He coached at Fordham University from 1942 to end of World War II and helped recruit Frank Leahy to Notre Dame. Walsh earlier coached Dowling Catholic in Des Moines and later worked as a Chicago attorney. He survived by brothers Raymond of Rushville Nebraska and Edmond of Bay Pines Florida.
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Frank Leahy
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Fordham University
Cook County
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Adair
Notre Dame University
George Gipp
Iowa
Eddie Anderson
Leahy
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Dowling Catholic College
Des Moines
Fordham
Jim Crowley
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Rushville
Neb
Edmond
Bay Pines
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Altman Leads NL Batting Pace After Cubs Sweep Reds
Yesterday's Stars: George Altman of the Cubs topped NL batting with a .349 average after collecting six hits in the 16-5 and 7-2 wins over first-place Cincinnati. Ryne Duren of the Angels nearly pitched a complete game in a 5-3 win over his former team the Yankees, allowing three hits and striking out 12.
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George Altman
Cubs
Reds
Ryne Duren
Angels
Yankees
Iowa archer in top five at Arkansas tourney
Ed Rhode of Muscatine Iowa remains in the top five of the men s freestyle division after the second day of the National Field Archery Association tournament at the Hot Springs Arkansas event.
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Ark
Ed Rhode
Muscatine
Iowa
National Field Archery Association
Rowed Into Hall Of Fame Honor For Wisconsin Coach
Norm Sonja was inducted into the Rowing Hall of Fame at the IRA stewards dinner in Syracuse New York the night before the 59th regatta at Onondaga Sage. Clifford Goes presented the award as IRA honorary referee.
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Wisconsin
Rowing Hall of Fame
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Syracuse
N.Y
Onondaga Sage
Clifford Goes
Ira
Cubs erupt for 16 and 7 as Altman leads NL bat pace
Chicago seventh place Cubs thrashed the Reds 16-5 and 7-2 to snap a slump, with George Altman rising to 349 in the NL batting race. Ron Santo, slumping, rested after a 7 RBI first game as Altman homered and Santo later went hitless.
Rickey Reported Out of Danger in Sudbury Hospital
Branch Rickey, 79, hospitalized in Sudbury after a second heart attack in three years. Hospital administrator Horace Snyder said Rickey is out of immediate danger but will stay hospitalized for two to three weeks. Rickey formerly ran baseball's farm system and served as general manager of the Cardinals Dodgers and Pirates.
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Ont
Rickey
Horace Snyder
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bowling Results In Summer League Action
D O G edged Nelson Cities Service four games while Cats beat Hawkeye Bowl and Ras cals won three of four from Mudwisers. Hopefuls took two from Lehmann Shoe Service as Ted Stenberg led with an 819 series and 233 single. Larry Gustason 786, Ken Jensen 775, Wythial Drake 740. Jensen and Drake 222s, Gustason 221, Ruby Millhollin 208.
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Nelson Cities Service
Cats
Hawkeye Bowl
Rascals
Mudwisers
Lehmann Shoe Service
Ted Stenberg
Larry Gustason
Ken Jensen
Wythial Drake
Jensen
Drake
Gutason
Ruby MillholJin
Cut Your Speed When Dusk Falls to Save Lives
A public safety notice urges drivers to reduce speed at dusk to prevent accidents. Authorities emphasize that low light increases stopping distance and may endanger pedestrians and cyclists. Local police report higher collision risk during twilight hours.
Clean Pitcher With 1919 Black Sox Is Honored
Former major league pitcher Dickie Kerr, hailed for upholding baseball honor during the 1919 White Sox scandal, received a silver tray from baseball Commissioner Ford Frick during the Houston Indianapolis game. Kerr won two games in the 1919 series. Frick praised his integrity and said baseball owes him a debt.
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Tex
Dickie Kerr
Ford Frick
Kerr
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Frick
Baseball
Duren’s Third Hit Lifts Angels Past Yanks 5-3
Ryne Duren, longtime Yankees reliever turned Angels starter, delivered a two out two run single in the sixth to rally Los Angeles past New York 5-3. It was Duren’s third major league hit and first since July 13, 1958, leaving him batting .060.
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Ryne Duren
New York Yankees
Yanks
Yankees
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago White Sox
Koufax Tops NL Strikeout King And Wins Leader
Sandy Koufax star pitcher of the Dodgers leads the senior league with 10 victories this year and has struck out 10 or more batters in 25 games in seven seasons. In 1959 against the Giants he fanned 18 to tie the all time MLB record held by Bob Feller.
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Sandy Koufax
Dodger
Methodists Rally To Beat United Church Of Christ 16 13
The Methodists defeated United Church of Christ 16 to 13 in a church softball game at Sunyside diamond. Key plays included a six run sixth inning by Methodists and homer by Dave Nelson. Wehner and Nelson combined on the mound for Methodists while Pigg and Hepburn pitched for United. First Lutheran meets St. Pauls Lutheran next Friday.
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United Church of Christ
Sunnyside Diamond
Methodist
United
Ray Zellmer
Jerry Bergren
Maurice Campbell
Bill Pellett
Roger Anderson
Fred Hepburn
Anderson
Melvin Tessman
Jerry Arn
Ike Harry
Dave Nelson
Don Pelzer
Harold Sarsfield
Jim Lippe
Nelson Wehner
Campbell
Pellett
Bergren
Wehner
Nelson
Keating Proposes Federal Bribery Crackdown in Sports
Senator Kenneth B. Keating with the NCAA introduced a bill to make bribing athletes a federal crime carrying up to ten years in prison. The measure targets any attempt to fix sports events across amateur or professional levels and would apply when interstate commerce is involved.
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Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Keating
Cookie Lavagetto faces post baseball life with optimism
Orinda California AP Cookie Lavagetto says he is not bitter about being fired by the Minnesota Twins and expects to return to baseball. Now 46 he enjoys a summer with family and plans fishing trips while predicting a four team AL race with the Yankees likely pennant winners barring injuries to Mantle and Kubek.
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Calif
Cookie Lavagetto
Gus
Cookie
Lavagetto
Oakland
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Detroit
Cleveland
White Sox
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Tony Kubek
Auction to Raise Funds for Kimballton Baseball Program
Kimballton pee wee cub and midget players aged eight to fourteen were auctioned by the pound on Saturday to raise money for the baseball program. About thirty boys were sold, and the event netted roughly $200. Ernest Petersen coaches the teams.
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Kimballton
Kimballton Pee Wee
Ernest Petersen
Midgets Sweep Week Wins Over Harlan and Adair Casey
Extra Midgets rolled past Harlan 12-0 and defeated Adair Casey 5-3 to raise their record to four wins in five games. Jon Brinkley Leon Griffith and Steve Christensen each had two hits at Harlan. Herb Anciaux pitched and batted well in the Adair Casey win, fanning 14 and adding three hits.
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EXIRA
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Adair- Casey
Jon Brinkley
Leon Griffith
Steve Christensen
Herb Anciaux
Adair Casey
Dittmar Opens 1961 Year With 15-5 Record Versus Sox
Art Dittmar of the Yankees began the 1961 campaign with a 15-5 career mark against the Chicago White Sox, highlighting his effectiveness against the club.
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Art Dittmar
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Grant 4-H Club Holds Meeting with 11 Members
The Douglas Lucky Lindies 4-H club met Saturday in Grant with 11 members, two leaders and six guests. Talks covered balance table courtesy furniture style true beauty in a room and demonstrations included Necktie Holders and New Life For An Old Picture Frame. The next meeting leads to a July 15 achievement show at the Methodist church parlors inviting the public.
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Grant
Douglas Lucky Lindies
Traveling couples plan Midwest and mountain states trips
Lewis and Mrs. Frank Berry leave for Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and Montana to visit relatives and friends for about two months. The Rev and Mrs R B Wheelock depart Thursday for a two week vacation serving as counselors at Pilgrim Heights camp. Mrs Marion Johnson and children return from Arlington Heights Illinois after visiting her sister. Mr and Mrs Bruce Smith of Kansas City Missouri visit Delford Smith at the parental home this week.
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Kansas City, Mo
Delford Smith
Judge Orders Reconsideration Of Disability Claim
Clem Jackson, a Chattanooga laborer, had his Social Security disability claim denied after a doctor said he could crochet and knit. U.S. District Judge Leslie Carr ordered a reassessment, calling the previous decision ridiculous and noting possible irony by the doctor.
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Chattanooga
Clem Jackson
Social Security Administration
U.S
Leslie Carr
Jackson
Watershed Meeting in Cass County at Norway Center
Harold Henderson of Wiota, chair of the Turkey Creek Watershed Association, and Leonard Larsen of Des Moines, head of the watershed planning party, discussed the watershed program at a Cass County Game Conservation clubhouse gathering in Norway Center on Wednesday night.
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Turkey Creek
Harold Henderson
Wiota
Watershed Plan Advances In Turkey Creek Group
The Turkey Creek Watershed association board backed a program proposed by Leonard Larsen of Des Moines outlining tenative flood control and gully stabilization efforts. The project awaits federal approval before detailed construction planning begins. Harold Henderson of Wiota chairs the watershed association.
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Turkey Creek
District Soil Commissioners
Watershed Board
Harold Henderson
Wiota
Watershed Association
Local residents note diplomas and visits from out of town
A two week course in farm credit management at Iowa State University earned a diploma for a local participant who returned home Friday. Joyee Hollen of Denver visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Hollen over the weekend. Richard Vetterick of Lincoln was a distant guest in the home of Mrs Louise Platt on Sunday.
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Iowa State University
Joyee Hollen
Denver
Bert Hollen
Richard Vetterick
Lincoln
Louise Platt
Two Iowans Elected to Baptist Conference Boards
Two Iowans were elected to Baptist General Conference boards. Wallace Olson of Des Moines joined the Board of Home Missions and Lloyd Olson of Forest City joined the Board of Education. Richard Turminwall of Moline was named to the Board of Publication, the Rev. John A. Wilcox of Minneapolis was elected moderator, and the Rev. William Gustafson of Omaha joined the Board of Foreign Missions.
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ST. Paul
Clinton woman named state supervisor of Iowa junior bowling tour
Mrs. Louis Gearman of Clinton named state supervisor for the Iowa summer junior bowling tournament for ages 13 to 18 starting July 1. The event continues into August with eligible boys and girls competing nationwide.
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Clinton
Louis Gearman
Mrs Van Horn Captures Des Moines Women’s Golf Title
Mrs. Robert Van Horn won the Des Moines Women’s golf tournament finishing the 54 hole meet with a total of 231 points. She equalled the women’s par figures.
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Des Moines
Robert van Horn
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