Pirates Defeat Phillies 10-2 in NL Swing
The Pirates crushed the Phillies 10-2 as Philadelphia’s week ends, while Reds and Giants split doubleheaders. Bob Veale struck out seven for Pittsburgh. Bob Bruce earned win for Houston. Giants beat Milwaukee 13-10, Braves 7-4 setback. Phillies maintain a 5 1/2 game NL lead as White Sox, Cubs, Cardinals, Mets, and AL results update.
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Hay
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Jim Davenport
Orlando Cepeda
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Braves
Rico Carty
Hank Aaron
Tony Cloninger
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Major leagues Sunday results and next day schedule
Major league results Sunday included Chicago defeating New York 7 to 3, Pittsburgh edging Philadelphia 10 to 2, Houston beating Cincinnati 8 to 5, and St. Louis loss to Los Angeles. Cincinnati won 1st game 7 Houston 6 second St. Louis 5 Los Angeles 1, San Francisco 13 Milwaukee 10 first Milwaukee 7 San Francisco 4 second. Monday’s pitchers: Drysdale 14-18 vs Cuellar 5-3 night game. Tuesday’s schedule lists San Francisco at New York Milwaukee at St. Louis Houston at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincinnati and other matchups including New York at Los Angeles and Detroit at Chicago.
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New Eagles coach Kuharich eyes quick improvement in 1964
New Philadelphia Eagles coach Joe Kuharich, owner Jerry Wolman, and a reshaped team aim to lift a franchise that has won only five NFL games in the past two seasons. Kuharich trades and player revitalizations spark cautious optimism as training camp begins, with line anchors, backfield options, and a hoped-for stronger defense shaping the outlook for 1964.
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UPI
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Tommy McDonald
Sonny Jurgensen
Kuharich
Eagles
Nichols Wins Carling Open as Palmer Fades
Bobby Nichols captures golf’s richest prize the Carling Open at Oakland Hills, finishing 278 to beat Arnold Palmer by one stroke. Palmer birdied the 15th but Nichols held on with pars to claim $35,000 and confidence for his teaching career ahead.
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Iowa State Fair attendance tops 1955 mark
About 491,000 people attended the 10 day Iowa State Fair in Des Moines, the highest since 1955 though short of the 505,050 record. Queen Beth Ann McKee crowned from 14 county queens. horseshoe champ Glen Henton of Maquoketa defended his title with 11 of 12 wins. livestock and pork judging highlighted by Joe Lindholm’s quarter horse and Billi Scott’s top Hampshire pig.
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Burlington
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Ottumwa
Joe Lindholm
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Howard Dahles
Walnut
Billi Scott
Dallas Center
Scott
Hampshire Barrow
Ron Jackson Wins West Liberty Jalopy Race Action
Ron Jackson wins a fast jalopy feature at West Liberty, clocking 27.50 seconds for a four car finish. He climbs to first in points, about two ahead of Mark Mosier who posted the fast time. Bob Smith finishes second, Bob Ingiebright fourth.
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Bowling season opens for Corn King league
Bowling brief notes the Corn King Bowling league begins its new season on Wednesday September 9 at 9 p.m. The item lists fine details from Justice L B Eicher over the weekend. Oscar E Lemley of Rock Island was fined five dollars for unauthorized vehicle operation. Shirley Marie Lemley of What Cheer was fined five dollars for driving without a license.
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Oscar E. Lemley
2Nd Ave
Rock Island
Shirley Marie Lemley
What Cheer
Jaycees Fourth in Eight Team District L Tournament
The Jaycee Softball team finished fourth in the Eight Team District L tournament at New London Sunday after two games. A coin flip settled third and fourth places due to a time factor. Frank Chmelar pitched both games with Bob Kleese catching. they beat Burlington 17-1 in the afternoon, while New London won the second game.
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Dick Anderson
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Roger Stalder
Dave Williams
Bob Zager
Renoux
Karl Jones
Nic Walker
Ward promoted to master sergeant on Okinawa
Richard F. Ward, son of Mr and Mrs Carl W Ward of Washington Iowa, was promoted to master sergeant August 13 on Okinawa. He serves as an intelligence sergeant with Company D 1st Special Forces Group. Ward entered the Army in 1948 after last serving at Fort Bragg North Carolina. Special Forces were created to provide guerrilla warfare capability in wartime.
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Carl W. Ward
Fourth Ave
Washington
Iowa
1St Special Forces
Department of the Army
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Fort Bragg
N. C
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Congo lifts emergency as army claims new victory
Leopoldville reports three months of emergency ended after a government victory over rebels. Albertville recaptured, armies plan to attack Uvira at the lake Tanganyika front 300 miles north of Albertville. Rebels allegedly aided by Chinese Embassy in Burundi. white mercenaries training at Kamina.
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