Horton Rows In Debut Sends Sox Over Orioles
Boston rookie Tony Horton delivered a flawless ninth inning double off Harvey Haddix, driving in the winning run for a 3-2 Red Sox victory over Baltimore. Benched star Dick Stuart may be moved, with Horton playing first base as Boston contends for the pennant.
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Pesky
Dick Stuart
Boston Red Sox
Stuart
Tony Horton
Horton
Los Angeles
Red Sox
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Boston
Tom Yawkey
Yawkey
Harvey Haddix
Baltimore
Carl Yastrzemski
Earl Wilson
Dick Radatz
John Powell
John Orsino
Giants Acquire Messner Boosts linebacking corps
The New York Giants obtained linebacker Max Messner from the Detroit Lions for a future draft pick. Injuries left Giants leaders Hillebrand and Winter sidelined, prompting a shift to rookie and taxi squad players as Messner, a six year veteran, joins as a corner or middle linebacker. The article notes other NFL moves, including Packers’ looming clash with the Bears and Cardinals trimming rosters, with Hillebrand's injury and Moore’s status in focus.
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Max Messner
Detroit Lions
Allie Sherman
Jerry Tillebrand
Bill Winter
Lou Slaby
Tom Costello
Slaby
Costello
Dayton
Tom Scott
Messner
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
Hillebrand
Washington Redskins
Sam Huff
Winter
Tom Moore
Green Bay Packers
Paul Hornung
Packers
Vince Lombardi
George Halas
Moore
Hornung
Bears
Milwaukee
Jim Taylor
Giants
Halas
Chicago
Green Bay
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Driskill
Dick Bowman
Golfers tee off in annual Classic
Akron hosted the American Golf Classic with 96 players led by Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Tony Lema. Nicklaus seeks $7,500 first prize after chasing $100,000 earnings, Palmer tops money lists with strong form, while Lema aims for his sixth win of the year at Firestone Country Club. Johnny Pott Gary Player and others also compete in the star field.
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JH Jones Leads Entries in $100000 Iowa Livestock Show
JH Jones of Ainsworth has entered 25 animals in the $100,000 livestock show at the Iowa Centennial State fair in Des Moines from August 28 to September 6. Barnard Bartholow entered four animals, Bartholow and Son eight.
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Ainsworth
Des Moines
Barnard Bartholow
Bartholow & Son
Ivan Alts guests of Richardsons
Keota reports a social note with dinner guests from Kalona and local families. The item highlights Mr and Mrs Glen Richardson hosting Mr and Mrs Ivan Alt, with additional visits by Elmer Vincent’s group and Grace Wade. It mentions Leon Greiner winning a Reserve Championship with his Hereford and a first with his Angus at the Keokuk county fair as a LaFayette Feeders 4-H member. Bonnie Baker of the Clear Creek Crusaders 4-H club plans to enter curtains at the state fair.
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Kalona
Glen Richardson
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West Chester
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Clarence Wade
Sue
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Leon Greiner
Hereford
Keokuk County Fair
Angus
Leon
Major League Standings and Results Summary
National League standings feature Philadelphia leading with 72 wins, Cincinnati and San Francisco close behind, while Los Angeles and Chicago trail. Wednesday results include New York 4 Pittsburgh 2 and Cincinnati 7 San Francisco 1, plus night games. American League shows Baltimore atop with 74 wins, New York 69, Detroit 63, and Minnesota 61. multiple games scheduled across leagues.
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Washingtons Swim Club Hosts Grinnell and Sigourney Meet
The Washington Municipal Pool hosts Washingtons Swim Club with Grinnell and Sigourney teams Friday night August 21. Diving begins at 5 30 p.m. followed by swimming. About 170 swimmers participate. Public invited bring chairs food and drink sold. Pool closes to the public at 5 30 p.m. for meet prep.
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Sigourney
Washington Municipal
Drummond's Cafe Wins Summer League Bowling Title
Drummond's Cafe captured first place in Columbus Junction's summer league bowling at Columbus Bowl. The final night was Wednesday with team members Henry Wagenknecht Herman Wagenknecht Jim Wagenknecht Joe Wood Glen Lord and Jerry Fisher.
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Columbus Bowl
Columbus Junction
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Herman
Jim Wagenknecht
Joe Wood
Glen Lord
Jerry Fisher
Blind bogey tournament for local golfers
Twilight league finished. Claude Powell announced a blind bogey tournament for local men prior to the stag dinner at the country club Friday evening. Tee off between 4 and 6.
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Claude Powell
Democrats Tackle Civil Rights Plank At Atlantic City
The Democratic Platform Committee moved to Atlantic City with civil rights as the sole hot issue. Udall and Celebrezze were to outline a peace prosperity and military power theme from the Johnson administration as 18 panel members begin drafting the platform. Internal debate focused on civil rights and race, plus possible dispute over state reapportionment and Taft-Hartley right to work repeal.
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N.J
UPI
Democratic Platform Committee
Stewart L. Udall
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Johnson
Platform Committee
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
Organized Labor
Reapportionment Battle Moves To Senate Action
Washington liberals press the reapportionment fight as the Senate consider a rider delaying court-ordered state legislative apportionment. The House approved a bill to bar courts from ruling on such cases, while Dirksen and Mansfield push for a one-session delay to pursue a constitutional amendment. The plan delays may extend into August when Congress reconvenes.
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UPI
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Supreme Court
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Ill
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Mont
Dirksen
Congress
Dermatitis Tied to Cleaning Agents Says UW Doctor
Dr John M Shaw of the University of Washington Medical School identifies cleaning agents as the leading cause of hand dermatitis among housewives, highlighting occupational skin risk and protective measures.
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John M. Shaw
University of Washington Medical School
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