Phillies Keep Multiplied Edge in NL Title Chase
Philadelphia extends lead with 6-0 win over the Mets as GM John Quinn reshapes roster. Bunning stars on the mound with five no-hit innings, Thomas hits four and drives in five, Johnson adds a late homer. Giants and other leaders win to stay within two games of the Phillies.
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Hopi Demonstrations Delight Keota Scout Troop at Camp Wapello
Bloomfield leader AT CAMP Ht B Gentry and Bob Mattison of Keota tour a Hopi vase with Hopi Princess Sewhoongka at Camp Wapello. Hopi crafts and dances impressed Troop 54 scouts as they toured the camp. Ob is son of James Mattison.
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Michigan 4H Club Members Visit Iowa From Grand Traverse
Ten years ago today a large group of Michigan 4H club members from Grand Traverse County, known as the Cherry Capital of the World, arrived in Iowa for a week's visit, greeted by Washington County 4H members on Saturday.
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Washington Swimmers Beat Sigourney in Dual Meet
Washington Swim Club defeated Sigourney 414 to 21 in a Saturday dual meet. The team will host Sigourney and Grinnell in a triangular meet at Washington Municipal pool on August 21, the last meet of the season for the local squad.
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Orioles take crucial series as they beat Yankees three to one
Baltimore manager Hank Bauer shuffled lineups and used bullpen arms to win the crucial four game set against New York. The Orioles overturned a deficit in the Saturday game with Earl Robinson contributing five hits across three games, while Wally Bunker sat and young relievers Dave Vineyard and Frank Bertaina starred in relief. The Yankees, hampered by Whitey Ford’s earlier absence and ineffective bullpen, lost the opener despite Downing’s four hit effort and saw Powell’s 29th homer in the nightcap. In other AL action, Washington, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit and other clubs posted varied results while the National League saw Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Houston, San Francisco and Milwaukee win on the day.
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Washington South Wins Little League Championship
Washington South defeated Hills 9 to 3 to claim the championship at Green Field in Washington. Hennigan earned the win and Wolfe took the loss. Washington South beat Webster 4 to 2 in Saturday’s semifinal with Miller winning and Hamis losing. Hills topped Washington North 8 to 3 for the berth, while Webster edged Washington North 15 to 8 in the consolation game with Driscoll victorious and Davisson taking the loss.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez Wins Western Open in Record 268
Puerto Rican star Chi Chi Rodriguez captures the Western Open with a 16 under par 268 on the Tom O'Shanter layout, two strokes ahead of Arnold Palmer who misses a late seven-foot birdie to force a playoff. Rodriguez birdied four of the last eight holes to seal the title.
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Close MVSC race as Jackson leads way in points
In the MVSC standings Ron Jackson holds first with 209 points after a strong Burlington race. Mickey sits second at 207 and Mosier third at 203 after weekend events at Burlington and Columbus Junction. Mosier posted fastest times at both Burlington and Columbus Junction, with Kleindolph winning the Columbus Trophy Dash. The next race is a fair date at West Liberty on August 17.
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Tri County Pony League Clinches 1964 State Title
The Tri County Pony League claims the 1964 state championship with a 7 to 6 win over Sac City. Hennigan of Washington earned the victory. The champions hailed from Ainsworth Crawfordsville Hills Riverside and Washington among 13 year olds.
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