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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1965

Page

8

Twins lose Killebrew in collision and Pascual out

Minnesota sits atop the AL with Harmon Killebrew sidelined by a dislocated elbow after colliding with Russ Snyder in a 6-5 win over Baltimore. Camilo Pascual undergoes surgery for a torn muscle and starts a 30 day disabled list. Jim Merritt replaces Pascual as the rotation suffers another blow.

George C. Langford United Press International Twins American League Minnesota Sam Mele Cal Griffith Harmon Killebrew Camilo Pascual Killebrew Russ Snyder Baltimore Orioles Pascual Washington Chicago Detroit Milwaukee San Francisco St. Louis Los Angeles Jimmie Hall Jim Palmer Cleveland Jim Merritt Denver Dick Brown Johnny Klippstein Gary Peters Hoyt Wilhelm Peters Dennis McLain Pete Ward Tom McCraw Don Buford

Major Leagues Monday Results and Tuesday Projections

Major Leagues Monday results Minnesota defeated Baltimore and Chicago beat Detroit 6 5 and 2 0 respectively. Tuesday pitchers feature Baltimore at Los Angeles Bunker facing New man Boston at Kansas City Wilson against Segai New York at Chicago Stottlemyre versus Pizzaro Detroit at Cleveland Lolich against Siebert Washington at Minnesota twi night Daniels and McCormick against Grant and Siebler.

Minnesota Baltimore Chicago Detroit Los Angeles Bunker Newman Boston Kansas City Wilson Segai New York Stottlemyre Pizzaro Cleveland Lolich Siebert Washington Daniels McCormick Grant Siebler Los Ang Kaw City Milwaukee San Fran St. Louis Pittsburgh Law Cisco Philadelphia Faul Culp San Francisco Cincinnati Shaw Ellis Osteen Lemaster Houston Twinight Dierker Farrell Washburn Purkey United Press International

Babe Ruth teams to play here tonight

Washington's Babe Ruth baseball team will meet Hills at Green Field this evening at 6. A win could keep them alive for a Tri-County league title, but Riverside must lose later to help. Hills leads the league. Washington North has clinched the title and Wednesday's Little League ends with Washington North vs Hills and Washington South at Riverside.

Washington Hills Green Field Riverside Washington North Washington South

Washington City Swim Team Places Second in Grinnell Meet

Washington's city swim team finished second in a triangular meet with Sigourney and Grinnell at Grinnell station Saturday evening, as Grinnell won with 581 points, Washington 555 and Sigourney 205. Rain and cold hampered the event yet the locals posted several strong times. Washington hosts Sigourney and Grinnell on August 13 for the season finale. First place winners include D. McAvoy and D. Myers in multiple events, plus relay and diving wins across age groups, with standout performances from Mary Ross and Rhonda Martin in younger divisions.

Washington City Grinnell Washington Sigourney and Sigourney C. McCall D. Mc-Avoy D. Myers L. Lampkin J. Dougall D. McAvoy D. Peschel Mary Ross P. McFarland L. B. Holden J. Swartzendruber C. Vosika

Jalopy Race Headlines Burlington Fair Feature Winners

The Burlington Fair jalopy races crowned Bob Ensminger the feature winner in his best run of the season. Mark Mosier tied for third in the B-semi, with Stan Crooks, Mark Moser, Lick McClure and Neal Mellinger also prominent in top spots. Tom Stewart claimed the trophy clash as action ends with heats and semis detailing qualifiers and the current point standings. The next race heads to Louisa County Fair in Columbus Junction.

Burlington Fair Bob Ensminger Burlington Ensminger Mark Mosier Stan Crooks Lick McClure Neal Mellinger Tom Stewart Washington Starman Williamson Kleindolph Schmelzer Morris Stewart Newman Crooks McClure Mosier McDowell DeMeyer Mellinger Mullink Jalopy Moss Jones Louisa County Fair Columbus Junction

Seven Teams Enter Little League Tournament at Green Field

Seven teams have entered the Little League baseball tournament to be played at Green Field in Washington next Saturday and Sunday. Officials expect eight teams in the field by week’s end. Tickets are being sold by Little League players. Teams entered include Fairfield, Sigourney, Coralville, Mid-Prairie, Winfield-Mt. Union and two Washington teams. Games Saturday begin at noon, 2, 4 and 6 pm. Semis Sunday at 1 and 3 pm with the championship at 5 pm.

Green Field Washington Fairfield Sigourney Coralville Mid- Prairie Winfield-Mt. Union Sun

New Practice Times Set for Washington City Swim Team

Coach Milo Steele Jr. announces new practice hours for the Washington City boys and girls swim teams. Boys train Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10 a.m. Girls train Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 a.m. All sessions are at the Municipal Pool in Washington City.

Washington City Milo Steele Jr Municipal Pool Washington

Washington North Clinches Tri-County Title 2 to 1

Washington North defeated Washington South 2 to 1 to win the Tri-County Little League championship. Winning pitcher Bruce Paul allowed two hits with 14 strikeouts, aided by two triples from Paul and teammate Mike Tschantz. Stevens made a key double play to end a North threat.

Washington North Washington South Bruce Paul Glandon South North Mike Tschantz Paul Mark Stevens Gebhardt Stevens

Rotary hears Ottumwa housing for oldsters

Wayne Putnam from Ottumwa Housing Commission spoke to the Washington Rotary Club about a 200 unit senior housing project now in progress. He outlined how Washington could assess local need for low cost housing for those over 62 and noted possible federal assistance if a need is found. Rental would be 22 to 25 percent of income. specifics to be set by a local housing commission.

Wayne Putnam Ottumwa Mt. Putnam Rotary

Riviera fires drive big beach evacuation near Toulon

Thousands of Riviera vacationers were rescued from brush and forest fires on the Toulon coast in a Dunkirk style evacuation. Two people, Georges Barbara, 83, and his wife, 54, were found dead near the Grand Hotel at Bormes-les-Mimosas. Firefighters battled tinder dry brush as the mistral wind fanned blazes along a 12 mile front. 10,000 campers fled beaches while Maurice Herzog organized boats to shuttle tourists to safety.

Toulon France UPI Riviera Georges Barbara Bormes-les-Mimsons Cape Benat le Lavandou Here Maurice Herzog Herzog

Ground broken for Church of God office in Cleveland

Ground broken in Cleveland Tennessee for a new international general office building of the Church of God. The structure, with a cost of about 1.5 million dollars, is to be ready for occupancy in August 1966.

Cleveland, Tenn

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