Podres Nearly Pushes No Hitter vs Colts in 4 0 Victory
Dodgers win 4 0 as Podres carries no-hit bid into ninth before Temple breaks it with a leadoff single. Craig ties NL record with 18th straight loss as Mets fall 2 1 to Braves on a costly error. Phillies sweep Cardinals 7 3 and 5 2. Reds take two from Pirates 5 2 and 4 1. Giants beat Cubs 2 1 in 10 innings. Willie Mays homered in the Giants win. Keane ejected in both Phillies and Cardinals games.
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Johnny Weaves
Roger Craig
Podres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Colts
Johnny Temple
Padres
Bob Aspromonte
Larry Sherry
Colts
Craig
New York Mets
Milwaukee Braves
Mets
New York
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Dodgers
Eddie Mathews
Clifton Curtis
Boston
Willie Mays
Chicago
Lindy McDaniel
Don Larsen
San Francisco
Ron” Santo
Santo
Billy O'Dell
Tony Taylor
Tony Gonzales
Phils
St. Louis
Johnny Keaney
Bob Purkey
Joe Nuxhall
Rule Captures St Paul Open After Kidney Stones
Jack Rule Jr. of Cedar Rapids won the St Paul Open at Keller Golf Course with a 266 total, three under Mike Souchak’s record. He fought through kidney stones to defend a seven-stroke lead, earning $5,300 and boosting year earnings to $13,432.54. Fred Hawkins finished second at 271, with Dave Hill and Bruce Crampton at 273 and George Bayer at 274.
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ST. Paul, Minn
UPI
Jack Rule Jr
Keller
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Rule
Mike Souchak
Fred Hawkins
Dave Hill
Jackson
Mich
Bruce Crampton
Sydney
Australia
George Bayer
Pasadena
Calif
Softball Tournament in Brighton Sets First Round Tonight
Eight teams enter a Brighton softball event with first round games scheduled for tonight and Tuesday night. Matchups include Richland against Crawfordsville at 7 15 and Wayland versus Brighton at 8 45, with rain postponement possible. Tuesday features Kalona Savings versus Wyman at 7 15 and Keota against Olds at 8 45. Second round action is planned for Wednesday with finals and a consolation on Friday.
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Brighton
Richland
Crawfordsville
Wayland
Kalona Savings
Wyman
Keota
Olds
Marriage License Issued to Hanson and Gantz
A marriage license has been issued here to John E. Hanson of Wapello and Laura Gantz of Baker Montana.
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John E. Hanson
Wapello
Laura Gantz
Baker
Montana
Ten Years Ago Open House At St James Rectory
About 220 people attended the open house at the St. James rectory. Circle leaders retired and new appointees with their secretaries acted as hostesses and served punch cookies and coffee at the church hall. The rectory has been refurbished and redecorated, with extensive remodeling enhancing its beauty and use.
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St. James Rectory
Two Washington Teams In Tournament Here
Washington South meets Wellman in the opening Little League age baseball game at 1 pm Friday in Green Field. Washington North faces Keota at 2 30, Kalona plays Crawfordsville at 4, and North English meets Sigourney at 5 30. Second round games follow Saturday at 1 and 2 30 with a 4 pm consolation and 5 30 finals. Tournament aims to raise funds for next summer’s program. tickets on sale from Friday. Charles McAvoy chairs the tournament, Jim Wheeler schedules and officiates, Dick Paul handles tickets and promotion, Wally Horn and ill Deaton run grounds and concessions.
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Washington South
Wellman
Washington North
Keota
Kalona
Crawfordsville
North English
Sigourney
Green Field
Charles McAvoy
Jim Wheeler
Dick Paul
Wally Horn
Ill Deaton
Raid Moonshine Still On Jones County Farm
Federal agents raided a Jones county farm seizing three moonshine stills with capacities of 5 10 and 20 gallons and five gallons of moonshine. The farm owner was arrested as the investigation continued.
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Jones County
Ubdan’ Rapids
UPI
Nuclear Test treaty seals with world leaders and warnings
The signing included Thant and a large U N delegation amid a TV hookup from Moscow and Western observers. Khrushchev praised the accord as a step toward easing Cold War tensions while Malinovsky attacked China and the US. U S officials warned vigilance remains despite the split between Moscow and Peking.
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United Nations
Thant
U.N
Adair Stevenson
Khrushchev
Rusk
Civil Service Jobs Open to 18 to 35 in Area
Wanted ads invite applicants aged 18 to 35 for government civil service openings over the next 32 months. Pay starts up to 446 dollars monthly with strong job security and advancement. Many roles require little or no specialized education or experience, but a passing test is required amid keen competition, with only about one in five succeeding in some cases.
US sees Soviet aim to avoid nuclear war in test ban talks
Sources say the United States believes the Soviet Union is sincere in avoiding a nuclear war as it seeks to conclude a test ban treaty. The conflict with a non Communist ally is noted, but Washington remains hopeful for progress in arms control.
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Rodion Malinovsky
China
Wild Men
United States
Moscow
Peking
U. S
Soviet Union
Tri County Bounced In State Babe Ruth Tourney
Des Moines Atlantic pitcher Dave Shures no runs past second as Atlantic beat Tri County 6 4 in Ottumwa. Denny Kline struck out six in three innings before surrendering nine hits and nine runs while Smokey Stewart belted a two run homer. Dea doubled and singled for two hits in a losing effort.
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Uri.County
Dave Shures
Ottumwa
Southpaw
Shures
Des Moines
Atlantic
Tri-County
Ainsworth
Riverside
Ruth
Howard
Kline
Schultz
Denny Kline
TriCounty
Terry
Smokey) Stewart
Shores
Pat Dea
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Shirlybe
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ESI
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Tame Ote
Eurovision
Lincoln Service
Pekin
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Payne
Mike Hennigan
Braves
Mike
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Ater
Nash
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Rhukspray
Wortz Brand
Ludington
Fastco
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Fareway’s
Golden Fresh
Big Top
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Rae
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