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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1964

Page

6

Bears Top All Stars 28 17 in NFL College All Star Game

Chicago Bears beat the college stars 28 to 17 in the annual NFL versus college clash. Ari zona State's Charlie Taylor starred, set up a TD, and joined the pros with Washington Redskin. Pro rookies showed promise but the Bears pulled away with two late touchdowns led by Bill Wade and Gary Barnes.

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Palmer takes lead in Western Open after second round

Arnold Palmer used a new driver to fire a five under par 66 at the Western Open, moving three strokes ahead of Chi Chi Rodriguez and Billy Casper. Rodriguez struggled to a 69 while Casper posted 69, leaving Palmer at 134 midway through the event. Jim Fermer and Don Massenaale shared fourth at 136, with Pete Blearning and Jay Hebert tied for sixth at 137 as the field narrowed to the low 75 scores for the weekend.

Chicago UPI Arnold Palmer Tom O'Shanter Pennsylvania Palmer Puerto Rico Chi Chi Rodriguez

Major League Standings and Weekend Schedule Highlights

National League leaders include Philadelphia and San Francisco with tight bids, while Los Angeles and Milwaukee chase. AL picks Baltimore and New York atop the standings as Chicago and Detroit hover in the middle. Friday results feature Chicago over Pittsburgh and St. Louis blanking Houston, with night games and Sunday matchups shaping the week’s pennant push.

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Orioles Rally To Oust Yankees In Critical Four Game Set

The Orioles beat the Yankees 2-0 as Steve Barber started and Harvey Haddix finished, moving Baltimore one game up in the American League race. Barber improved to 3-0 against New York, while the, Yankees left runners stranded nine times. Norm Siebern and Brooks Robinson delivered key hits.

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Former Met Thomas Paces Phils To Win How Sweet It Is

Former Met Thomas paces the Phillies to a 9 4 victory over the Mets at Connie Mack Stadium. He collected a single a double and two runs batted in as Philadelphia stays atop the pennant race and raises hopes for a 1950s style surprise title.

Frank Thomas New York Mets Philadelphia Phillies Connie Mack Stadium Phils Mets Thomas

Local youths win in Little League tourney games

Washington North edged Riverside North 11 to 8 as Bruce Paul and Steve Davisson combined on the mound and Paul stroked a three run homer to fuel the rally. Hills beat Signourney 3 to 2 to set up a noon semifinal with North. Webster crushed Ainsworth 11 to 1 while Washington South defeated Crawfordsville 10 to 4 behind Hennigan. Semifinals at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. determined the champ with a consolation at 4 p.m.

Bruce Paul Richard Paul North Iowa Washington Washington North Joe Gebhardt Greg Hillman Riverside Hills Journal Dallas Kinney Webster Green Field Steve Davisson Sigourney Ainsworth Washington South Crawfordsville Hennigan South

Ag land tax credit payments fall short for farmers

Iowa farmers will receive a pro rated payment of 30.86 cents on the dollar for 1964 agricultural land tax credits payable in 1965. Claims total about 36.4 million dollars, a new high, up 2.8 million from last year. Since 1955 claims rose by 25 million while the legislature added only 750 thousand in funding. The current appropriation is 11.25 million, with the credit applying to the portion of the general school levy above 15 mills on qualifying agricultural land of 10 acres or more.

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Boy 12 Drowns at Big Spirit Lake in Iowa

A 12 year old boy Harold Nieuwendorp drowned at Big Spirit Lake during a family outing on Friday. He suffered stomach cramps while near shore and entered the water as a non swimmer after eating. A search recovered the body in four feet of water at a public bathing beach.

Spirit Lake Iowa UPI Big Spirit Lake Harold Nieuwendorp Leonard Nieuwendorp Ashton

Grosses guests in Orris home in Crawfordsville

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gross of Crivitz Wisconsin were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art Orris. They toured Amana colonies including the woolen mills furniture and refrigerator factories and bakery. Also Mrs Earl Walker Alice died at her Crawfordsville home at 7 35 p m Mrs Jones Funeral Home will have details.

Crawfordsville Clyde Gross Crivitz Wisc Art Orris Amana Gross Orrises Wisconsin Loren Paisley West Liberty Lyle Paisley Earl Walker Alice Jones Funeral Home

Keota Sets August Registration for Students

Keota Community School schedules grade registrations on August 20 for K through 6 at the Elementary School from 8 36 a m to 12 noon and 1 to 4 p m. Junior and Senior High will register August 21 at the high school with same hours. School lunch remains 25 cents for Elementary and 30 cents for Junior Senior High. Faculty tickets cost 35 cents.

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Gideon Cousins Visit at Bethel

Aug 6 Bethel diary notes a visit from Missouri cousins led by Carter Peery with family, marking seven generations at the Henderson homestead. The entry lists 4 H activities, livestock scenes, pony pulling, and reunion chats with Mrs. Bernard Payne and Evelyn Marek among others.

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Grandmother of JFK Dies at 98 in Boston

Mary Josephine Hannon Fitzgerald dies at 98 in Dorchester Boston, never learning that her grandson John F. Kennedy had been assassinated. Widow of Honey Fitz later mayor of Boston and three term congressman, she witnessed careers of Robert F. Kennedy and Edward M. Kennedy, with roots tracing to Rose Kennedy and Joseph P. Kennedy.

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