Reds, Yankees stumble as pennant hopes fade in double bill
The Reds lost 2-1 to the Dodgers in 13 innings, hurting their NL pennant bid as Duke Snider’s triple set up Frank Howard’s tying run and Johnny Roseboro delivered a bases loaded single. The Yankees fell 3-2 and 9-5 to the Indians, dropping two games back in the AL lead.
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Hawkeyes Shorthanded as Burns Faces Thin Depth Chart
Iowa City UPI coach Jerry Burns will unveil a lean 60 man squad at a Friday press day. He praises the floating T formation led by Matt Szykowny and Semmie Harris, notes losses from Helgens and Williams, and cites academic ineligibilities and thin ends and center depth as concerns.
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Major Leagues Wednesday Results and Thursday Probables
Major Leagues results show Milwaukee defeating San Francisco 10 3 Philadelphia 3 New York 2 night. Pittsburgh beat Chicago 5 2 and Houston edged St Louis 3 2 while Los Angeles won 2 1 at Cincinnati. Thursday matchups include New York Philadelphia night Mahaffey facing Miller or Daviault, Chicago at Pittsburgh Cardwell vs McBean, Cincinnati at Los Angeles Nuxhall vs Williams, Milwaukee at San Francisco Spahn vs Sanford.
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Gridiron Drills At Washington Junior High
Coach Wally Horn reports 70 seventh and eighth graders answered drills at Washington Junior High School this week. The team, about half eighth graders, has had two contactless evenings and will don pads for tonight’s work with little contact planned for now. An 18 man National Geographic Society sponsored team plans expeditions on Mount Everest next year for scientific research.
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Autumn Scenes From a Kitchen Window
Scenes from a kitchen window reflect August weather paradoxes as leaves turn and fall attire appears while a young father cares for three preschoolers during a hospital stay for a new baby. The narrator muses on family plans and playful solutions to a growing clan. A cucumber catsup recipe is shared and described as crisp and nonheated.
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Sisters Leave for Teaching Positions
Riverside August 27 Sisters M St Andrew and Sister Mary Cleonica left for teaching posts this year. They will serve in Omaha and Des Moines after a week visiting Waldschmidt and Droll relatives and a Riverside Park picnic. Local hospital patients include Hubert Kron at University Hospital and Dave Rotenburger at Mercy Hospital. Ambrose Bopp, 77, slowly improving after ruptured appendix surgery. Lester Schnoebelen returned home after seven days at Mercy Hospital from a tile ditch accident. his family aided his rescue.
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Kremlin Maintains Grip in Berlin Amid Ulbricht Ties
London dispatches report Moscow continues to control East German Communist leader Walter Ulbricht and his aides despite publicly renouncing responsibility for Berlin. Khrushchev appears willing to risk brinkmanship but fears a war that could destroy Russia’s gains and communism. The Berlin crisis signals a strategic probe of Allied resolve as tensions rise at the wall and elsewhere.
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Khrushchev Seeks Talks Before Peace Treaty Move
The Kremlin leader keeps the door open for further talks with the West and President Kennedy before any final step toward a peace treaty with East Germany. The Soviets signal a continued preference for dialogue with the United States.
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