Berra Delivers Late Heroics As Yankees Top Angels
Yogi Berra hits a two run homer in the eighth to lift the New York Yankees to a 4 3 victory over the Los Angeles Angels. The win extends New York's lead in the pennant race and tightens the series significance in Ralph Houk's bid for another flag.
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Hank Aaron
Stan Musial
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Dick Groat
Don Hoak
Haskins Residents Attend Multiple Family Reunions
Haskins residents report several family gatherings this month with reunions at Sunset Park in Washington. Frank Hesseltine arrived from California for a Hesseltine reunion and plans to live in Brighton with Rex Hesseltine. Other reunions included the Booth and Minick families, and visits to local homes and Winga's Cafe for social time.
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Fsie Coward
Carrie Davis
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42 CANDIDATES REPORT FOR FOOTBALL AT WASHINGTON HIGH
Forty two varsity candidates report for Washington High School Demons football drills as coaches Stevens and Rossen begin pre season work for 1962. Seven lettermen return, including Stalder Latta Zeck Kos Owen Talbot and Henry. Sophomores Murphy Ballard Scranton join drill as two home openers loom before Southeast Six schedule.
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Jim Rossen
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Rick Latta
Gene Zeck
Don Kos
Brian Owen
Steve Talbot
Marcus Henry
Visit With Mourers In Saunders Home
Keota residents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pepper and Miss Florence Crawford spent Friday afternoon and evening at the Ira Saunders home in Brighton visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mourer of Washington D C. Mrs. Mourer, formerly Geraldine Kauffman of Keota, will go with her husband to Honolulu where he becomes associate professor of Sanskrit at the University of Hawaii and she will work at the university. Also, Mr. and Mrs. George Adams traveled to Des Moines to attend the State Fair and visit Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Streit. Carl Mayer is a patient at Mercy Hospital Iowa City, admitted August 10.
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Colts Face Need for Veteran Fullback After Perry Injury
Baltimore Colts enter the 1962 season short at fullback following Joe Perry’s torn knee ligament in an exhibition with Washington. Perry out five to eight weeks, with Mark Smolinsky sidelined by a pulled muscle and rookie Fred Gillett remaining as the only other true fullback, prompting possible trading.
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Major Leagues Wednesday Results and Thursday Pitchers
Major League results include Cincinnati 9 Chicago 5 in 10 innings, New York 5 San Francisco 4, Philadelphia 5 Los Angeles 1, Pittsburgh 3 Houston 0, Milwaukee 6 St Louis 4. Thursday matchups show Marichal vs Jackson, Broglio vs Hendley, Nuxhall vs Koonce, Podres vs Bennett, Johnson vs Law. Also schedules for Friday and other notes. Washington AFL CIO chief Meany criticizes cultural exchanges with Russia calling Berlin wall proof of Russian culture.
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Hoot Gibson Dies in California at 70
Hoot Gibson, famed Western star and stuntman, died in Woodland Hills California of cancer at 70 after recent abdominal operations. He appeared in 310 films and was among the era’s last major cowhand actors known for doing his own stunts. He noted he was the sole survivor of his close circle of western stars. A separate note mentions Air Force Academy offering 15 intercollegiate sports across four seasons.
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Wartburg Invites 69 Prospective Gridders
Gary Leeper of Washington is among 69 players invited to Wartburg College early practice sessions this fall. He is one of three veterans competing for the quarterback job this year.
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Little Miss Q Handoff Draws FBI Help In Indiana
In Indianapolis a four year old girl known as Little Miss Q wanders a bus terminal area after being found abandoned. The FBI joined the probe as authorities seek her identity while police distribute her picture. The girl, nicknamed Miss Q, responds to the name Katie and calls a policewoman Aunt Barbara, but cannot reveal origin or family.
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