Koufax Dominates Astros As Dodgers Push Close To First
Sandy Koufax exits after six innings as Los Angeles shells Houston 12 runs on 18 hits, earning his 18th win. An 18 hit attack supports three relief innings by Bob Miller while Jim Barbieri Roseboro and Fairly pace three-hit games. Dodgers move within one of Pittsburgh as Cincinnati, Chicago and Atlanta also win.
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Seek to silence comments on boy
Attorneys for Dwight Bannister and his wife seek to bar Ames attorney Donald Pager from commenting on custody of eight year old Mark Painter. A Nevada district court hearing is set for 1:30 p.m. August 16. The Bannisters, represented by an Eldora firm, object to remarks in a Des Moines newspaper about a court order allowing visitation by Mark's father, Harold W. Painter of California, from August 18 to 26. Under a court agreement, Painter may not remove the boy from Iowa during visitation, and the case is being appealed to the U S Supreme Court.
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Tigers edge Red Sox as Orioles falter in tight pennant chase
Detroit with Earl Wilson pitching a second straight complete game blanks Boston 2-0, lifting their record to five wins in six. Baltimore yet again loses, sliding further from the AL lead while Washington tops the Birds.
Lombardi Not a Vengeful Man After All
CHICAGO UPI Vince Lombardi of the Green Bay Packers expresses indifference to revenge after a 38-0 loss by the Packers to the College All-Stars. He recalls 1963 pride but says he does not believe in revenge as Bart Starr and Jim Taylor star in a dominant Packers performance with multiple touchdowns and key defensive plays.
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Twins sweep Bees in Midwest League tilt. Coburn drives runs
Nate King of Wisconsin rapped a line drive double to center and fueled a three run homer in the game as the Twins defeated the Bees. Bob Brooks scored Burlington’s first run on a wild pitch and came home on Bob Clifton’s single in the eighth. Ken Wirell outpitched John Hermanek in a pitcher’s duel, with Hermanek retiring 18 in a row at one point. Ted Friel aided Cedar Rapids’ 4-0 shutout of Dubuque.
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Rodgers Disqualified Failing to Sign Card at Cleveland Open
Golfer Phil Rodgers, tied for lead after 36 holes, was disqualified for not signing his scorecard in the $100,000 Cleveland Open. Jay Brewer and Bob Goalby led at 35 under par with 36 holes, while Julius Boros shot a 64 to break the course record and Johnny Pott closely followed.
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Gary Player
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Knoxville Child Drowns In Marion County Park Pond
A four year old Knoxville boy named Steven D Jolliffe son of Mr and Mrs Edward Jolliffe drowned Friday in a shallow pond at Marion County Park. Fire Chief Harry Horn said the child vanished while wading and was found face down by his mother. Rescue workers could not revive him.
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Alltowa Fair Opens Aug 12 With $25,000 in Awards
Cedar Rapids reports exhibit deadlines set for the Alltowa Fair with entry day Thursday Aug 11 for most departments. The 31st annual fair runs Aug 12 through Aug 18 with over 25 thousand dollars in cash awards. Fair officials note trained personnel will aid first time entrants and outline hours for Women’s, Fine Arts, Agriculture, horticulture and livestock entries.
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Raiders Blast Viet Petroleum Depots On Anniversary Raid
American warplanes struck 16 oil depots and radar sites in North Vietnam in a heavy air raid on the second anniversary of U S forces entering the war. SAM missiles were launched but all missed. South Vietnam saw the landing of a 4000 man U S brigade at Qui Nhon amid plans for up to 100000 more troops.
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Two-car crash near Red Oak leaves one dead and two injured
One person was killed and two injured Friday night in a two car collision at the intersection of U.S. 34 and 71 east of Red Oak. Katherine Bintner, 58, Exira, died hours after the crash at 7 15 p m in a Red Oak hospital. Franklin May 46, Exira, pulled from a stop sign in front of another car. David Kessel 18 Fairfield, driver of the other car, was not injured.
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Twilight golf B Class results show tight scores
Tetor 34 leads with G Morrison and Brake at 34 and 36. Lloyd 36, Winans 36, Boyer 38, Kneen 41. Stanley 42, Custer 42, Boshart 43. Hayes 42, Orndutt 46, Sitler 41, Garrett 44, Levy 50, Logan 51.
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Monument honoring Washington erected in Boonsboro 1827
National Geographic notes the first monument to George Washington was erected in Boonsboro Maryland on July 4 1827 marking a pioneering commemoration in national memory.
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Kiwanis Endorses Pool Plan Ahead of August 14 Vote
Ten years ago at a Kiwanis Club meeting held Wednesday noon members endorsed a proposed swimming pool project. The plan will be decided at a special election on Tuesday August 14. The Junior Chamber of Commerce also backs the winning project.
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