Roberts Wins For Orioles In 1 0 Shutout Over Red Sox
Robin Roberts, 37, tossed a nine hundred and eight pitch shutout guiding the Baltimore Orioles to a 1-0 win over the Boston Red Sox and a split of the twilight doubleheader. The game featured two hits apiece for Aparicio and Siebern, with Brandt also contributing a key single to spark the decisive eighth inning rally.
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Robin Roberts
Baltimore Orioles
Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Red Sox
Orioles
Boston
Billy Pierce
San Francisco Giants
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Professional Directory for Livingston Area Attorneys
A snapshot of local legal firms and lawyers listing offices on West Main and Washington Streets. Names include Day, Bates, Morrison, Lloyd, Owen, Stewart, Shearer, Morrison Jr., James Lloyd, and Abstr Act Dept. in multiple firms with phone numbers OL 32802 OL 3-2924 OL 3-2874 and OL 3-2159.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
Feiot West Main St
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira’morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison, Morrison, and Lloyd
Edmond D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
W. Washington St
Attorneys At Law
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Richard A Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West ‘Main
Ten share lead in Texas golf
In the Texas Open first round a crowded group tops the leaderboard with 10 players within three strokes of the lead. Notables include Don January Charles Sifford Bob Rosburg Gene Littler Jack Rule Terry Dill and Muleshoe’s own R. Dill. Palmer and Nicklaus did not enter. The field will be cut to low 70 and ties after today with low 60 and ties advancing.
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Ax Antoni
Tex
UPI
Gary Gloan
Lewiston
Idaho
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Don January
Dallas
Charles Sifford
Los Angeles
Bob Rosburg
Portland
Ore
Gene Littler
la Jolla
Calif
Jack Rule
Cedar Raids
Iowa
Terry Dill
Iown
Muleshoe
Bob Charles
Christchurch
New Zealand
Jerry Steelsmith
Glandale
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Las Vegas
Bob McCallister
Richard Crawford
Tommy Aaron
Jerry Pittman
Dean Refram
Rod Runseth
Mason Rudolph
Wagner Promises Fast Service with Long Reach
A bold ad touts WAGNER as the answer for quick, dependable service. It emphasizes broad reach and speed, appealing to customers seeking rapid assistance and a reliable solution.
Houston hurler loses no hit er no-hitter
Ken Johnson of Houston entered the record books with a rare no hitter that ended in a 1-0 loss to Cincinnati. He allowed nine strikeouts and two walks but the ninth inning miscues by Nellie Fox and an error by Johnson allowed the winning run. Joe Nuxhall earned the victory for Cincinnati as Houston’s rally failed. Dodgers, Phillies, and Cubs won in other NL and AL games. Richie Allen hit his fourth homer for the Phillies.
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Roberts
Jack Brandt
Luis Aparicio
Norm Siebern
Boston
Dave Morehead
Jack Lamabe
Dick Radate
Lamabe
Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Ken McBride
Woodie
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
Ken Johnson
Houston Colts
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Chicago
Cubs
New York Mets
McBride
John Romano
Dick Donovan
Tribe
Don Blasingame
Bill Skowron
Senators
Twins
Minnesota
Ron Kline
Steve Ridzik
Jimi King
Washington
Houston
Nellie Fox
Cincinna
Johnson
Roger Maris
Harvey Haddix
Colts
Reds
Pete Rose
Rose
Fox
Vada Pinson
Joe Nuxhall
Dodgers
Cardinals
Phillie
Pirates
Mets
Indians
Angels
Orioles
John Werhas
Verhas
Bobby Shantz
Ron Taylor
Ron Perranoski
Don Drysdale
Frank Howard
Curt Flood
John Herrnstein
Phillies
Richie Allen
Phil
Jack Baldschun
Roy
Dick Ellsworth
Major league baseball scores and standings recap
National League results and schedules with Cardinals, Cubs, Giants, Dodgers, Pirates, Reds, and Mets. Cincinnati, Houston, St. Louis, and Los Angeles results noted. Friday and Saturday pitching matchups listed. American League standings show Cleveland leading, Baltimore and Minnesota pursuing. multiple night and twilight games summarized with key outcomes and next-day matchups.
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United Press International
W. U. Pet
Francisco
Pittsburgh
Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
Chicago
L. Angeles
New York
Phila
Pitts
L. Angel St. Louis
Jackson
Friend
Philadelphia
Buhl
Bunning
St. Louis
Nottebert
Los Angeles
Moeller
Fischer
San Francisco
Marichal
Maloney
W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Los Ang
Lalich
Stigman
Ramos
Latman
Monbouquette
Pizarro
Drake Relays open as records loom for Des Moines area teams
Des Moines and area high school athletes opened the Drake Relays with hopes of new records in 10 yard dash high jump broad jump and pole vault. Clyde Duncan of Des Moines North set pace in the 100 yard dash while El C on s John Slutts pursued a Drake crown in high jump. Relays carry strong chances for multiple records as relay marks stand firm.
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Des Moines
UPI
Des Moines North
Roosevelt North
Clyde Duncan
John Slutts
el Con
Iowa
Drake
Slutts
Maines Roosevelt
Tom Jones
Marshalltown
Eagle Grove
Ken Brauman
Carlisel
Bucky Arnold
Willie Andrews
Journal Sale Date Column
Sale listings outline multiple auctions across Iowa locations including Keota Fort Madison Crawfordsville Columbus Junction Ollie Kalona and Wayland with varied items and times from April 25 to May 6 plus weekly livestock sales at local markets. Key notices include a bankruptcy sale of Whitings Inc real estate and eight grain bins starting at 1 30 p.m.
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Keota
Katie Hammen
Fort Madison
Iowa
Whiting’s Inc
Highway
Crawfordsville
Glen Holden
Whitings Incorporated
Wayland
Smylie’s
Columbus Junction
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Kalona
Stock cars to race at Knoxville May 2
A huge field of new model cars is shaping up for the 3rd annual Hawkeye 200 lap race at Knoxville on Saturday night May 2. Sixteen entries have been received with national champions Dick Hutcherson Ernie Derr and Ramo Stott from Keokuk among the entrants. Derr recently led the national standings after victory in Shreveport, while Hutcherson set a Knoxville track record in time trials. Qualifying begins at 7:59 p.m. with the 200 lap main event at 8:15.
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Knoxville
Iowa
Dick Hutcherson
Ernie Derr
Ramo Stott
Keokuk
Derr
Shreveport
Ford
Universal blood test could forecast disease, says Coronet
Harvard Crimson reports a May Coronet Magazine feature on serum mucoids from blood signaling future disease risk. Johns Hopkins researchers led by Dr. Winston Hi Price compare patterns in healthy and ill subjects, noting distinct serum mucoid differences that may predict heart disease cancer tuberculosis rheumatic fever and schizophrenia. The work, begun in 1955 with Dr. Harvey V. Harrison and Shirley Ferebee, suggests doctors could diagnose and begin treatment before symptoms appear.
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Coronet Magazine
Winston Hi. Price
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Price
Harvey V. Harrison
Johns Hopkins
Shirley Ferebee
United States Public Health Service
Writ
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P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
John W. Lemmon
V. D
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R. Q. Eastland
Journal
Texas
Wagner
Wag
East
Washington St
Farmers Farm Loans
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Real Estate & Farm Loans
Washington, Iowa
Milton Richman
UPL
Andre Rodgers
Ernie Banks
Tracy Stallard
Major
Drake Records
John Sheeler
Ames
Jerry Bowes
Roosevelt
Ray Emerson
Dave Heathman
Humboldt
Gary Hanson
Linn-Mar
Hanson
Des Moines East
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Sioux City Heelan
Newton
Des Moines Roosevelt
Des Moines Tech
Mount Pleasant
Uyde Duncan, Inc
North
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Rath Packing Co
Dial RA
Columbus Junction, Iowa
Washington Oil Company
LM Ool
Coluie
Wagner Brakes
Washington Concrete CO
St. Ana Reed Island
Alex Gordon
Cambridge, Mass
Harvard Crimson
Vinton Hybrid Seed Corn Co
Don Bealer
L. F. Dawa
Tony Sobudei
Brighton
Herman Lercitty Wayland
Leonard Bayliss Keota
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DeKalb Research
Frank A. Krotz
Riverside R
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Washington R
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Everett F. Greiner
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Leonard Tindal
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