Regan Drives Dodgers Win Streak to 10 as Pirates Fall
Dodgers pitcher Regan earns his 10th win aided by late-inning offense. Roseboro and Gilliam homer in the ninth to beat the Pirates 5-1, preserving first place by three percentage points over the Giants. Koufax also strong in six-plus, while Regan’s run support continues a recent scoring surge.
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Bob Aspromonte
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Jim Wynn
Vaught Tops Active Coaches In Win Percent Despite Slumps
Johnny Vaught, Ole Miss coach for 19 seasons, retains the top nationwide record at .770 with a 149-41-10 mark, though his teams went 5-4-1 in 1963 and 6-4 with a Liberty Bowl win last season. Dan Devine moves into second at 84-24-7, while Bear Bryant sits third and Woody Hayes fourth. the top ten includes Royal, Blackman, Vann, Dodd, Schwartzwalder, and Jordan.
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Bear) Bryant
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Major league standings and daily schedule
Major league standings show Los Angeles at 60 60, San Francisco 62, Pittsburgh 49, Philadelphia 49, St. Louis 49, Cincinnati 53, Houston 55, with various teams in close pursuit. Tuesday results include San Francisco 4 New York 2, Philadelphia 6 Houston 5 in 10 innings, Los Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 1, Cincinnati 3 St. Louis 2. Tuesday and Wednesday schedule list starting pitchers and matchups across both leagues, with notable games in New York, Houston, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
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Mosier Earns Second Straight Victory In MVSC Feature
Mark Mosier wins his second consecutive MVSC race at Burlington after Tom Stewart loses a wheel early. Doak Allen pits, allowing Mel Morris to lead briefly before Mosier regains the front. Final top five: Morris, Ensminger, Crooks, Mullink. Kleindolph wins trophy dash. Mitchell takes the semi main.
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Moore
Thomassen
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Burlington Pony League champions claim district title
Burlington's Pony League team captured the district championship in Washington, beating Pella for the second time. They won 12 to 1 behind Tim Mack two hit pitching. Hitting stars included Johnny Eads four trips with a homer and three singles, Lyle Wilson two for two, and Tim Cox with a triple and homer. Burlington advances to a Galesburg tournament.
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Gardner urges Pentagon type HEW department instead of split
Secretary Gardner urged a House subcommittee to create a unified superdepartment like the Pentagon rather than dividing Health Education and Welfare. He argued that separating education from health and welfare harms programs for deprived children and ignores the interlinked nature of services. The news also notes parks legislation and opposition to a Constitutional amendment for voluntary school prayers.
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Dan Cherryholmes Enjoys Weeklong Wisconsin Vacation
Dan Cherryholmes of Davenport spent a recent vacation with family in Crawfordsville area. He and relatives joined friends in Wisconsin while several local young men, including Roger Griffieth and John Hamill, served a two week training at Camp McCoy. New Crawfordsville residents Mr and Mrs Charles Burt, with 2% year old Roger, moved from Mason City to Harold Miller house in north town and work for Bjornson Construction Co. in Town City. The Burts visited kin in Menominee and Knapp Wisconsin and attended a 15th year class reunion in Albert Lea, Minnesota.
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Menomenee
Knapp
Wisconsin
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Albert Lea
Minn
Crawfordsville Lions Pony Show Honors Winners At Event
Crawfordsville Lions annual pony show drew a good crowd on Saturday with judge Harold Bachman, ringmaster Raymond Bonar, and program announcer Robert Flemming. Robyn McCoy presented colors as Joy Weiler supplied organ music and trophies were awarded across 19 classes including Shetland foals, pony mares, open saddle ponies, roadster, and farm team divisions. The highlight was a six pony hitch demonstration and a drawing for a free pony won by Vickie Peterson, with 182 children registered to win the donated My Fair Lady colt from Claude McCoy.
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Larry Lowe
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Silver anniversary Lester Rebers honored at Kalona Open House
Lester Reber and wife celebrated twenty five years with an Open House in the Farmers Savings Bank community room. About 250 relatives and friends attended, with nieces and nephews entertaining and a decorated anniversary cake from Mrs. Reber’s sister. Guests came from Michigan Minnesota Illinois Kansas Missouri and many Iowa communities.
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