Killebrew Fires Twins Past Yankees With 36th Homer
Harmon Killebrew slugged his 36th homer to beat the Yankees 4-5 as Minnesota stopped a late slump. Rich Rollins drove in the decisive run after Tony Oliva and Rollins singled, boosting Killebrew toward Babe Ruth and Roger Maris chase. Oliva extended a 16 game hitting streak and raised his average to .341.
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al Downing
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Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
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Major leagues standings and pennant races update
National League standings and Saturday night games list key matchups and upcoming Sundays with pitchers Herbes Gib son Drysdale Bunning LeMaster Jackson in Friday night matches. American League leaders New York Baltimore Chicago Los Angeles Minnesota Detroit Cleveland Kansas City Washington totals and Friday and Sunday results include Chicago 6 Wash 0 Cleveland 12 Det 3 Minnesota 4 NY 3 Baltimore 6 KC 1 Boston 4 LA 3 with notable highlights from Monbouquette Ramos and Radatz saves and Chance Wag ner homers.
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Cardinals
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Reds
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Reeves Family Returns From Miami Beach Vacation
Ten years ago today Mrs Etta Reeves of Washington and her son and his family Mr Marion L Reeves and son John of Des Moines returned Friday evening from a month long vacation in Miami Beach Florida.
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Washington
Marion L. Reeves
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Des Moines
Miami Beach
Beginning of Teen Records Fall in AAU Meet
In Los Altos California UPI reports the nations teen agers push to extend world record marks at the National AAU swimming meet as competition heats up for both men and women in the combined events.
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el Segundo
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Germany
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Australia
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Rose
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Miss de Varona
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City of Commerce
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Los Angeles Athletic Club
Walter Richardson
Gopher Swim Club
Minneapolis
Claudia Kolb
Sharon Stouder
U. S. Rcord
Foothill College
Los al
All-Stars receivers show depth for Bears clash
At Northwestern camp in Evanston the All Stars unveiled a strong pass receiving corps led by Paul Martha Dave Parks Chuck Logan Ted Davis Hal Bedsole Mel Profit and flankers Paul Warfield Willie Brown. Coach Otto Graham expects a strong aerial attack if protection holds though Chicago’s defense may neutralize long passes. Warfield and Brown bring speed, but Warfield adjusted after early training to better cut patterns.
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Pitt
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Texas Tech
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Northwestern
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Georgia Tech
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Southern California
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Usca.a
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Ohio State
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Northwestern University
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Illinois
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Bears
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Brown
All-Stars
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Cleveland Browns
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Bedsole
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Auto crash in Washington results in charge for following too close
An accident occurred Friday at 3 40 p m in the 800 block of East Seventh Street when Susie Ann Cooper Rheota rear ended Shirley Crewe Long of 727 South Seventh Washington. Cooper was charged with following too close by city police.
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Shirley Crewe Long
South Seventh
Washington
East Seventh St
Giants Pitching Slump Follows Narrow Pirates Win
Giants manager Dark laments weak pitching despite a 8-6 win over the Pirates. Marichal not pitching exposes the staff, with Herbel Sanford and Bolin among those featured as the bullpen falters and Philadelphia tightens the pennant race.
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al Dark
Dark
San Francisco
Ron Herbel
Jack Sanford
Juan Marichal
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Marichal
Twilight League golf standings show leaders 5 2 win over DeLa
Pauls team extended its three game lead in the Twilight men's golf standings with a 5 to 2 Friday win over DeLa. Bob Lowe's squad, in second, also won 5 to 2 against Bannister. Friday results include Weik 4 Morrison 3 Wells 4 Brake 3 Hensel 5 Gebhardt 2 Patterson 32 Boyer 34.
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Bannister
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Gebhardt
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Boyer
Paul Gebhardt
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T. Hayes
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Lowe Weik
4Lo Lloyd
Qhy Gebhardt
Boyer Morrison
Mrs Oma Belle Wilson Rites Held in Sherman Eden Home
Funeral services for Mrs Oma Belle Wilson were conducted Friday July 31 1964 at 2 30 p m at the Sherman Eden Funeral Home. Rev Arthur Peters led the service with interment at Elm Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers named were Howard Duane Ronald Schultz Wayne Glen and Douglas Schantz.
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Sherman - Eden
Arthur Peters
Elm Grove
Howard, Duane
Ronald Schultz
Wayne Glen
Douglas Schantz
Palmer Collins Lead at Canadian Open After Second Round
Arnold Palmer and Bill Collins shared the 36 hole lead at 138 in the Canadian Open at Pinegrove as Palmer shot 67 and Collins 68. Bill Casper matched the course record with 66, Rex Baxter 69, and Jack Nicklaus struggled with 72 leaving him four behind the leaders.
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Montreal
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Bill Collins
Palmer
Collins
Canada
Pinegrove
Bill Casper
Rex Baxter
Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Shave Jr
Willoughby
Ohio
Nicklaus
Shave
Gary Player
Bob Verney
Johannesburg
Gibby Gilbert
Iowa Southern board declares dividends
At the July meeting of the Board of Directors of Iowa Southern Utilities dividends were declared of 35 5-8 cents per share on the 4%4 Series Cum ulative Preferred Stock and 25 cents per share on the Common Stock. The quarterly rate of 25c per share on Common Stock represents an increase over the quarterly rate of 23c per share previously in effect. The dividends are payable September 1 to stockholders of record at the close of business August 14, 1964.
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Iowa Southern Utilities
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