Cardinals flex depth as Schoendienst rests stars after win
Red Schoendienst rotates veterans like Cepeda McCarver and Shannon amid a 3-1 victory over Cincinnati. The Cardinals stretch lead to 14 games after 20 wins in 30 since the All Star break. Cepeda McCarver and Gagliano drive in runs as Nelson and Hughes allow eight hits. Other NL results include Braves 10 Cubs 2 and Giants 4 Phillies 3. AL scores feature Tigers Indians 5-2 6-1 and Orioles sweeping Twins 3-0 9-6.
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Yoder girl among 18 in Jamaica study program
Karen Ann Yoder of route one is named with 17 other Goshen College students for the fall term of a Jamaica study service program.
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YWCA Announces Fall Swim Sessions and Classes
Enrollment invited for eight lesson sessions starting the last week of August. New classes include Synchronized Swimming for junior high and high school girls on Tuesday nights, and a Friday Diving class for all ages. Regular courses cover Beginners to Pre-Life for girls and adults, with multiple instructors and varied schedules.
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Fahy Captures Lagos Acres Open With 105 Score
Tom Fahy of Muscatine won the Fifth Lagos Acres Open Golf Tournament at Keota on August 3 and 4 with 27 holes and a 105 total, setting a course record 32 on Sunday. Gary Stewart of Ottumwa took second at 107, Kevin Miller 108, Steve Fry 109, with many entries in multiple flights and 105 golfers overall.
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Major League Standings and Wednesday Results
United Press International reports Major League standings and Wednesday results. Detroit swept Cleveland 6-1 and 5-2 to complete an August 6 suspended game, while Baltimore split with Minnesota and New York beat Oakland. Oakland defeated New York 4-3 in the nightcap as Boston beat Chicago 3-2.
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Women's bowling Monday Niters League standings and scores
Golf led the points table with 906 in team series and 2542 in team totals, SEI Seed 774 and 2266 respectively. Individual honors went to Tracy McNeil with a 202 game and 530 series, while Ann Carl posted 201 in a game. Other notable efforts included Betty Ward 524 and Dee Valley 174 in series.
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Iowa leaders weigh Nixon versus Rockefeller and Reagan appeal
Iowans in a page one discussion weigh Richard Nixon against Nelson Rockefeller and Ronald Reagan as potential national ticket balance. Warren argues for a strong Iowa voice to aid the state ticket, while Hickenlooper notes Nixon’s broad appeal in the south and Rockefeller carrying capacity, and Gross cites Reagan’s cross region vote potential.
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Rockefeller ends bid for Republican nomination in 1976 race
Nelson Rockefeller concedes at 1:49 a.m. EDT after spending an estimated 5 to 10 million dollars in his third presidential bid. Rockefeller says the effort was worthwhile and vows to help Nixon, noting the convention preferred Nixon. He cites national trouble and 22 years in government service as his motive to run again.
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Dennis the Menace leadership of the party conversation
The interview reflects on political shifts and Dennis the Menace leadership, noting the speaker would repeat his efforts despite three failed campaigns. He believes his work helped awaken GOP awareness, finds value in every minute, and hints at retirement after his New York governorship ends. He cites his son Nelson’s light remark about winning or playing instead.
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