Spahn Tops Cardinals as Giants Gain on Dodgers
Warren Spahn, 44, won 6-4 over the St. Louis Cardinals, his first victory in nearly three months. The lefty set an all-time NL innings pitched record at 5,192, helping the San Francisco Giants trim the Dodgers' lead to one game. Willie Mays, Willie McCovey, and Jay Alou homered for the Giants, while Curt Simmons took the loss. UPI report by George C. Langford.
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Iowa to issue 17504 shotgun deer licenses this year
Iowa Conservation Commission announced 17504 shotgun deer licenses will be sold Aug 23 to Sept 10. Winners for the $10 permits will be drawn by a data processing machine. Shotgun season is split into two zones with dates Dec 11-12 for the short zone and Dec 11-14 for the long zone. Bow and arrow licenses have no deadline and no limit.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Weekend Results
National League and American League standings shown with team records and games back. Weekend results include Chicago and New York 7 1 loss. San Francisco 10 St Louis 5. Cincinnati 18 Los Angeles 0. and more scores across several matchups. Monday and Tuesday pitcher matchups listed with scheduled games.
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Nicklaus Clinches Philadelphia Classic In One Stroke Victory
Jack Nicklaus sank a 45 foot eagle putt on the 17th at Whitemarsh Valley to win the Philadelphia Golf Classic by one stroke over Doug Sanders and Joe Campbell. His 68 gave him 277 total for the 72 holes and 24,300 prize money, boosting two week earnings to 44,300 and threatening Arnold Palmer’s 1963 money record.
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Hagge Wins Milwaukee Open as Torluemke Finishes Second
Judy Torluemke, only 20, shoots a 68 to spark a dramatic final round and claim second place at 292 in the Milwaukee Jaycee Open. Marlene Hagge, 31, Pensacola, Fla., captures her second victory of the year with a 287 total tying the tournament record set by Kathy Whitworth. Creed and McClinton tie for third at 296.
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Fined motorists cited for speeding by city police
Two motorists were fined here after being charged with speeding by city police. Dennis F. Dugger of Phoenix Arizona was fined $10 and Michael Earl Hall of Crawfordsville paid a $15 fine. Robert Wayne Thompson of Indianola was fined $15 for failure to yield.
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Service record for Pvt Yale H Jarvis
Man in service Pvt Yale H Jarvis NG 26816071 assigned to Co. B 2nd Bn 3d BCT Brigade at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
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Dela Holds Lead In Twilight League Golf Standings
Dela's Twilight League golfers maintained a five game edge this week after Friday play. Paul Gebhardt shot 36 and Jack Weika 37 for medalist honors. Wells defeated DeLa 4 to 3. Final week is next Friday August 13. schedules for August 16 are in error.
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Rain Delays Washington Little League Playoffs
Rain interrupted the Washington Little League tournament after three first-round games. Mid Prairie beat Winfield 6 1, Washington South won 12 2 over Coralville in four innings, and West Branch defeated Sigourney 7 6. The Fairfield and Washington North game was set for 3 p.m. today, with semi finals Tuesday and the championship hoped for Tuesday evening.
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Accident on West Madison Street Ends With Fine
Cars driven by Taylor Stout and Robert Lee Sypherd of Washington collided on West Madison Street Saturday at 4:55 p.m. Police report Stout, eastbound, turned north into Sypherd’s westbound vehicle. Damage est. at $190. Stout fined $10 for improper turn. Pig killed on Highway 92 east of Washington around 6:30 p.m. owned by Maurice Grieser. Calvin Coon of South English reported several pigs on the highway.
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Emma Barnett Returns Home From California Visit
Ten years ago today Mrs. Emma Barnett returned home after a five weeks visit in California. Her grandson Karl Wagner of Burlington accompanied her, and they traveled the southern route. In Camberia they stayed with Mrs. Barnett’s daughter Mrs. Andrew Soto and husband, and in San Diego they visited friends.
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U S Track Team Wins Polish Duel in Warsaw Meet
The United States posts a 118-93 win over Poland in Warsaw as Billy Mills wins the 10 000 meters and the U S women earn their first triumph over Polish rivals 59 57 Kirstenstein wins the 100 and sets a world record in the 200 meters clocking 22.1 seconds before a 35000 crowd in Warsaw University.
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