Pirates and Yankees surge to early divisional leads in big day
Pirates crushed Dodgers 61 10 to seize NL lead. Yankees swept Senators 3-2 and 11-6 to top AL. Maris six hits in doubleheader. Wynn wins first since last July. Giants beat Cubs 74 60 as Friend and McBean win for Pirates. White Sox, Red Sox, and others also win behind strong hitting and key homers.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Yankees
Roger Maris
Wynn
San Francisco Giants
Yankees
Washington Senators
Early Wynn
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Bob Friend
al McBean
Los Angeles
Howie Goss
Bill Mazeroski
Dick Stuart
Iigteam
Whitey Ford
Maris
Ford
White Sox
Mike Hershberger
Boston Red Sox
Alvin Jackson
Frank Thomas
Jim Hickman
Mets
Phillies
Don Demeter
Tony Gonzalez
Wes Covington
Roman Mejias
Hal Smith
Jim Pendleton
Dick Farrell
Don McMahon
Mejias
Harmon Killebrew
Bill Tuttle
Twins
John Goryl
Jim Gentile
Orioles
Billy Hoeft
Dick Hall
Gentile
Jake Wood
al Kaline
Bill Bruton
Vic Brown
Detroit
Phil Regan
Major League Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Monday results feature Chicago over Boston twice and Minnesota over Cleveland twice. New York defeated Washington twice while Baltimore routed Kansas City and Detroit overwhelmed Los Angeles. Sunday's standouts include New York sweeping Philadelphia and St. Louis crushing Cincinnati. Upcoming night games list Baltimore at Minnesota but Detroit not playing tonight. Mizell and Perry lead a pair of pitchers in mixed results.
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Jack Sanford
Billy Pierce
Giants
Willie Mays
Ed Bailey
Pierce
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Houston Colts
Milwaukee Braves
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City A’s
Detroit Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
Eddie Kasko
Bob Purkey
Reds
Ken Boyer
Larry Jackson
Chicago
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Houston
Milwaukee
Mizell
Perry
Spahn
Hamilton
Ellsworth
Williams
San Fran
W. L. Pet
la Minnesota
W. Lc. Pet
Local Chamber Delegates Attend National Meeting
Ten years ago L. J. Kehoe R. E. Shannon and Kenton Mangold represented the Washington Chamber of Commerce at the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States in Washington D C from April 28 to 30.
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L. J. Kehoe
R. E. Shannon
Kenton Mangold
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Washington, D. C
Pump restores water and greens at club this week
The club reports a working pump and water system easing golf play after two rough weeks. Greens work planned all week to improve conditions with greens water needs high. The Twilite League entry sheet is posted and teams will be formed after May 11.
Washington ninth graders take third at Mt Pleasant Relays
Washington ninth graders place third with 46 points at Mt Pleasant Relays behind Mt Pleasant 80 and Keokuk 52. Demons earn multiple top finishes led by Dougall Scranton Whisler and Temple in sprints relays pole vault and football throw events.
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Whisler
Dougall
Scranton
Local Golfers 4th At Fairfield Meet
Washington high school golf team finished fourth of 11 at the Fairfield Invitational with a 315 total. Frank Kos led with 74, on a par 70 layout, while teammates Jim Anderson 80, Brian Owen 80, Butch Wells 81, Don Kos 81. The squad heads to a dual with Iowa City Wednesday.
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Washington
Frank Kos
Frank
Des Moines Roosevelt
Muscatine
Fort Madison
Jim Anderson
Brian Owen
Butch Wells
Don Kos
Fairfield
Iowa City
Eighth Grade Relays Finish Strong at Mt Pleasant Meet
Wally Horns eighth grade track squad placed second at Mt Pleasant Relays with top five finishes in events such as the 100 yard dash 116 seconds and the 440 relay. Seventh graders earned fourth place as Davis County trailed by a fraction of a point. teams participating included Davis County Fairfield Keokuk Ft Madison Mt Pleasant and Washington. Also noted, the Demon freshman team finished third in their class amid junior high competition.
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Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Keokuk
Fort Madison
Fairfield
Wally Horn
Davis County
Ft. Madison
Graber
Logan
Norton
Pohren
Brock, Lowe
Kiesey
Trotman
Thomas
Roberts
Crone
Lowe
McAvoy
Norton & Brock
Bordwell
Hutchcroft
Bealer
Barton
Kleese
Brock
Westermark
Schmitt
Myers
Professional Directory of Attorneys and Doctors
A local directory lists multiple attorneys with firms on East Washington West Main and West Marion Avenues, plus osteopathic physician Dr P L Etter. Other entries include Richard A Stewart Paul V Shearer George Morrison Morrison Morrison Edmund D Morrison Jr James E Lloyd and John C Owen with contact phones OL 3-2792 OL 3-2792 OL 3-2802 OL 3-2924 OL 3-2874 and OL 3-3303. Visual training and eye care by John W Lemmon D D includes glasses fitting and kids services.
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Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
East Washington
Morrison & Morrison
Edmund Dpd. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
West
Washington
John W. Lemmon
D.D
S-Cially
Lemmon Enerry
Two Ships Collide In Fog Near Chesapeake Bay
In heavy fog near the mouth of Chesapeake Bay two foreign cargo passenger ships collided. The Tarantel 6224 tons carried 12 passengers and 47 crew. the Hellenic Splendor 7293 tons suffered a stove in bow but steamed to Philadelphia. Two passengers died Richard Berry 39 and Mrs Italo Fabriani 52 from Montreal. Injured include Mrs Berry 37 her husband and August Hjordt 35 Denmark first mate. Coast Guard evacuated most on Tarantel. The Tarantel was en route from New York to Newport News to pick up cargo. The Hellenic Splendor was bound for Philadelphia from Baltimore. The collision occurred about 25 miles east of the mouth of Chesapeake Bay.
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Norfolk
UPS
Chesapeake Bay
Newport News
Philadelphia
Richard Berry
Westfield
N.J
Italo Fabriani
Montreal
Berry
Fabriani
August Hjordt
Denmark
Hjordt
Barber Wilhelmsen Company
Tossenburg
Norway
Coast Guard
New York
Central America
Hellenic Lines Ltd
Baltimore
Thursday Niners League Bowling Standings and High Scores
Ross Bulldozers lead the Thursday Niners with a 26 22 record as high team series 2497 and team game 868. Martin Cleaners claim 23% 24% with top individual 555 by Walker and 213 by Duane Bower. Falk Clothiers and Evening Journal post 731 and 859 in team totals with 211 games by Dawson and Walker.
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Ross Bulldozers
Ful-l Pep
Carpenters Union
Martin Cleaners
Phillips Drug
Falk Clothiers and Evening Journal
Old Pioneers
Ross
Martin
Falk
Walker
Ryner
Duane Bower
Dawson
Governors Await Kennedy Reply Over Guard Cutbacks
Des Moines reports Governor Norman A. Erbe says Kennedy has not replied to a request for a White House audience about proposed National Guard and reserve reductions. Erbe awaits Washington’s next move while governors split on opposition, with support from 18 governors and a telegram from an adjutant general. A separate item notes Accion Cultural Popular in Colombia buying 100000 transistor radios for missionary work.
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Des Moines
UPI
Nowa
Norman A. Erbe
Kennedy
Erbe
Washington
Council of State
White House
Adjutants General
New York
Rhode Island
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
South Dakota
Archie Gubbrud
New Mexico
Edwin L. Me
Accion Cultural Popular
Colombia
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Asilor Nicole
Teen
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Hi-C
HAM
Patties
Pillsbury
Harold Kerr
Ogden Fraser
John Butler
Lloyd
Demon
Temple
Latta
Mitchell
Randall
Rosenkild
Indianapolis
H. L. Chaillaux
American Legion
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main S
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
John C. Owen
West Washinon
South Side Square
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrists
DR. R. Q
Eastland
Danis
Loman
Cartoon — News
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Chem
Virginia
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Defense Department
Sophia
Juan Carlos de Bourbon
Lausanne
Switzerland
Schoonover Drug
Trade Bikes
Winga’s Cafe
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