Craig Ends 18-Game Loss Skies With Mets Victory
United Press International reports Roger Craig ended his 18-game losing streak with a 173 Mets win over the Chicago Cubs. Jim Hickman delivered the decisive blow in the 9th after Lindy McDaniel allowed a 3-2 pitch, lifting Craig’s season to 3 20. Andre Rodgers and Lou Brock homered for the Cubs as Frank Thomas also went deep for New York.
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Tong Watt
Roger Craig
Jim Hickman
Frida
Craig
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
John Nabors
Hickman
Lindy McDaniel
McDaniel
Thomas
Mets
Andre Rodgers
Lou Brock
Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Colts
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pro Football Opens Exhibitions With Six Games
Pro football kicks off the 1963 exhibition season with six games across the country. Bears meet Giants in Ithaca, Colts face Eagles in Hershey, Vikings at 49ers in Portland, Patriots visit Chargers in San Diego, Packers vs Steelers at the Orange Bowl, and Lions host Browns in Detroit. Rookie Dick Roblin released, Burton sidelined for a month, Brumm cracks Cardinals lineup, Wood to start for Broncos. Chiefs beat Bills, Oilers topple Jets.
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United Press International
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Ithaca
Baltimore Colts
Philadelphia Eagle
Hershey
Minnesota Vikings
San Francisco
Miami
Fla
Green Bay
Knaflee
West Coast
Patriots
Ron Burton
Tom Newman
Burton
Don Brumm
Purdue
St Louis Cardinals
Dick Wood
San Diego
Denver Broncos
Oakland
Kansas City Chiefs
Dallas
Buffalo Bills
Curtis McClinton
Houston Oilers
New York Jets
Charley Tolar
George Blanda
Jacky Lee
Charley Hennigan
Twins Aim For Home Run Title In Tight AL Race
The Minnesota Twins blasted 150 homers in 113 games led by Don Mincher Zoilo Versalles and Rich Rollins to lead the league, five ahead of the Yankees who still surge toward the pennant. The Yankee offense stalled as Jim Bouton quieted the Angels with a five hitter for his 15th win.
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Iuins
Juan Marichal
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Ed Bailey
Ray Culp
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati
Joe Nuxhall
Los Angeles
Johnny Podres
Jim Gilliam
Ralph Houk
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Yankees
Minnesota Musclemen
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Don Mincher
Zoilo Versalles
Rich Rollins
Boston Red Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Jim Perry
Dick Stuart
Carl Yastrzemski
Lenny Green
Chuck Schilling
Jim Bouton
Angels
Don Lee
Joe Pepitone
Elston Howard
Johnny Blanchard
Bouton
Bubba Phillips
Tigers
Eddie Fisher
White Sox
Pete Ward
Camilo Carreon
Dave McNally
Dick Hall
Orioles
Luis Aparicio
Jerry Adair
Jim Duckworth
Washington
Moe Drabowsky
Athletics
Jack Kralick
Bobby del Greco
Max Alvis
Indians
Butts Denies Rigg of 1962 Alabama Georgia Game
Wally Butts testified in his 10 million libel suit against the Saturday Evening Post denying he conspired to fix the September 1962 game. He said he spoke with Frank Scobey and Bear Bryant by phone but never shared Georgia secrets or bets. The trial resumes with further cross examination planned.
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Atlanta
UPI
Wallace Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Butts
University of Georgia
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Georgia
the Post
Frank Scobey
Chicago
Scobey
Senate
Terre Haute
Ind
Post
Fix
George Burnett
Bryant
Major Leagues Standings and Weekend Baseball Results
Major Leagues standings show New York leading with 68 wins and 240 losses? No, corrected: New York 68 49. Chicago 64 49. Minnesota 50. Baltimore 50. Cleveland 36. Boston 58. Los Angeles 34. Kansas City 51. Detroit 50. Washington 41. Friday results include New York 1 Los Angeles 0. Minnesota 5 Boston 3. Chicago 2 Detroit 1. Detroit 3 Chicago 1. Saturday pitchers list and Sunday matchups follow for both leagues across multiple cities and teams.
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United Pres. International Meee
W. L. Pet
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Kansas’ City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Wilson
Stange
Detroit
Faul
Herbert
Los Angeles
Ford
Chance
Kansas City
Segui
Ramos
Roberts
Daniels
Los
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Fran
Houston
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Hou
Milwaukee
L. Jackson
Cisco
O'Dell
Bennett
Burdette
LeMaster
Les
Drysdale
Purkey
Nottebart
Cardwell
Eles
Cincinnatist
Twinight
Herbert Hoover at 89 Feels Stronger, Quiet Birthday
UPI reports former President Herbert Hoover, age 89, marking his birthday in Manhattan with relatives. He issued a brief message, while flowers and cards filled his Waldorf Towers apartment. Senator Cureus paid tribute in the Senate, and Hoover resumes work on his magnum opus amid improved health and limited public duties.
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New York
UPI
Herbert C. Hoover
Hoover
Manhattan
Waldorf Towers
Washington
Carl T. Cureus
R-Neb
Senate
White House
West Branch
Iowa
Oregon
Stanford University
Local Little League Finals Set With Four Teams In Round Two
Washington South beat Wellman 9 3 and Washington North defeated Keota 5 0 as Crawfordsville topped Kalona 4 4 in the opening round. North English edged Sigourney 3 1 while Terry Glandon struck out 9 for Washington North in a no hitter effort. Remaining action at Green Field features 1 PM Washington cross town rivals and 2:30 PM Crawfordsville versus North English.
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Washington
Crawfordsville
Green Field
Washington South
Wellman
Washington North
Keota Crawfordsville
Kalona
North English
Sigourney
Miller
Lewis
Ieen
Pat Dennigan
Flickinger
South
P. Henni
Pat Hennigan
North
Terry Glandon
Keota
Malley
Lyle
Bell
Glandon
Richart
Logan
Tom Logan
Kim Steele
Bruce Paul
Steele
Fagan
Fritz
Fagen
Dickel
Ropp
Fletcher
Davis
Foster
Lucas
Randy Lown
Lown
Renner
Zimmer Cman
von Aksen
Smith
Waechter
Mrs Haberman Hosts Merry Eights Pinochle Club at Wayland
Mrs. ML J Haberman hosted the Merry Eights Pinochle Club at Wayland with ten members and no guests. Mary Haberman won high prize, Ralph Roth took second, and refreshments followed. Separate notes mention Unternahrers visiting Excelsior Springs and Brunswick, Sugar Creek program by Rev. John Saltzman, remodeling by Ralph Unternahrer in Washington, and several travels. Oregon’s current capitol building completed in 1939 at cost 2.5 million, with earlier capitols destroyed by fire.
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Wayland
ML. J. Haberman
Clarence Shumaker
Mary Haberman
Ralph Roth
Joe Unternahrer
Noah Unternahrer
Rosetta
Esther
Excelsior Springs
Brunswick
Eli Saltzman
Rock Island
Emma Wyse
Sugar Creek
Tucson
Ariz
Ralph Unternahrer
Washington
Sam Bergh
Walter Bowcott
Anna Miller
Sandra
Jacksonville
Ilinois
Nora Hixson
Katherine Bowcott
Mary Mason
Hixson
Linois
Rock Island, Til
Fannie Zehr
Janey Elder
Wendell Olson
W. J. Hesseltine
June Alliman
Iowa City
Wesley Lowry
Lovilla
Cottonwood
Marilyn Graber
Newton
Kansas
Gary
Russell Graber
Hesston
Joseph Graber
Nie Roth
J. S. Wyse
Santa Ana
Calif
Levi Roth
Joe Gowey
Ivan Wyse
C. E. Rhum
Chatauqua Park
Fairfield
Walter Sauerteig
Luzerne
Rhum
Salem
Ore
UPI
Oregon
1963 Iowa State Fair Highlights Weekend Schedule
At Des Moines August 16 to 25 the fair promises lavish shows with Rosemary Clooney and Buster Keaton, auto and stock car races, jalopy and thrill shows, horse events, agricultural exhibitions, and childhood attractions. Notable features include the National Live Stock Show, 4 H and FFA displays, new pavilions, and daily entertainments.
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Des Moines
Rosemary Clooney
Buster Keaton
Iowa
New Grand Concourse
NEW Idea Gardens
Agricultural Hall
Hall of Health
Children’s Playground
Society
National Shetland Pony Congress
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United Press Internation
Adel
Walt Disney
Disney
Hee
Fenton
Baby Jane
Bete Talon End
Martin-MicAine
United Press Internat
Virginia
New York Yankees
Wally Butts
Richard Deacon
Dick van Dyke
Morey Amsterdam
George Widmer
Glenn Widmer
Larry
Tommy
Stephen West
Dale Eatinger
Avis
Jobin
Widmer
Mckesson
Mekesson We Laboratories
Jan Francisco
Os Angeles
Louis
Herbert Hoover
The
ALC
Washington, Iowa
Immanuel Lutheran Eel
Wemiaion
Id Leigh Jordahl
G. Fletcher
RBI
Miller Lemley
Lewis Green
P. Hennigan
Paisley Schmacher
M. Hennigan
Swartzendruber Morrison Wellman
Edmunson
D. Yoder Redlinger
K. Miller
Tadlock Groff
D. Miller
Levert Lane
Acorn
H Logan
Fritz Steele Glandon
Davison Krogmeier
Paul Morrison Richart Keota
AB Malley Trier
Lyle Fagen Baumert
Kendall O Vittetoe Giel McFadden
McNurlen Trier Delong
C. M. Hayes Insurance Agency
Grecian Jewelry Store
Mrs. Haberman
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