Robinson Sparks Reds Late Rally in 7-1 Win Over Braves
Frank Robinson drove in four runs with his 30th and 31st homers as Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 7-1. The Reds, 25 of 31, moved within 52 games of the Dodgers and three behind the Giants, led NL with Robinson batting .344 and 109 RBIs, while Jim Maloney earned the win. Dodgers, Cubs, Cardinals also won. Twins, White Sox, A’s and Royals had notable victories in the MLB slate.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Runnels and Robinson Lead Hitters in Major League Standings
United Press International reports Thursday results with Chicago defeating San Francisco 6–0 and Los Angeles topping Pittsburgh 7–3. Highlights include leaders Cash and Killebrew in home runs and Robinson and Mays atop RBI lists with extensive upcoming schedules.
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Petit Jury Members Listed Across Counties
Jon Humston of Washington and numerous others from Kalona Washington Brighton West Chester Richland Riverside Wellman Ainsworth Crawfordsville and Oskaloosa area named as Petit Jury participants in a continued page report. The long list includes Melvin Jackson Harold Kerr Kermit Klopfenstein Bob Koehler Dorothy Lance Charles Lawson Carol Loeffler and many more.
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Musial To Return For Another Year At Polo Grounds
Stan Musial, 41, confirms he will not retire and plans to return next season. New York fans at the Mets vs Cardinals game honor him with a charity night at the Polo Grounds. Cash gifts go to a Columbia University college scholarship in his honor for a deserving Lou Gehrig’s benefit.
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Shuffleboardtime in Washington Park Draws Retirees
Matt Sonday avoids playing but enjoys visits at shuffleboard gatherings in Washington Park. Fellow retirees Henry McCoy Jesse Nicola Earl Nicola and Rev Joe Clyde join in. Local players invite visitors to join a single game with cues loaned for use, showcasing Washington’s new popular pastime.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Lose Williams and Rogers to Ineligibility
Iowa football coach Jerry Burns faces a shattered roster after fullback Joe Williams and end Felton Rogers are dropped for poor grades. Other players named include Jake Ferro Terry Masters Bill Burke Virgil Williams. Injuries also threaten Terry Ferry and Jim Winston as the team adapts with limited backfield options.
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City golf finals set for Sunday at Country Club
Finals in the annual city tournament will be played Sunday afternoon with 18 hole match play. Flights include junior with Tom Lowe and Mike Brake, second flight between Bob Rynner and Bob Robertson, women's title bout Mary Young versus Rosemary Nemmers, and men's championship between Jim and John Lloyd.
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Kennedy’s wife tours Casually in Ragged Italian Villa
Jacqueline Kennedy and her daughter Caroline vacationing in Rapallo Italy at a 900 year old villa. She rides in a rented car to mingle with locals buys lemon ice cream for Caroline and visits a village cafe with minimal security, largely ignoring paparazzi.
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