Twins Rally Behind Hall to Extend Win Streak
Minnesota jolts the Washington Senators 6 2 as rookie Jimmie Hall delivers a three run homer and two singles to spark a seven hit nine at bat stretch in a surge that pulls the Twins within 24 games of the Yankees. Bob Allison Harmon Killebrew and Earl Battey pace the attack as Mike Fornieles gains his first win.
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Twins
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Mt. Holly
Mike Fornieles
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Zoilo Versalles
Yogi Berra
Bill Kunkel
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Joe Pepitone
Dick Mculiffe
Tigers
Phil Regan
Leon Wagner
Norm Cash
Bill Bruton
Julio Navarro
Max Alvis
Mike de la Hot
Woody Held
Cleveland
Dick Donovan
White Sox
Gary Peters
Pete Ward
Jim ‘McCraw
Brake's Hold Lead In Twilite Golf
Brake's golfers hold a 1 point lead in the Twilite League race, aided by one more match played than Bannister's crew. Brake stands 32 17, Bannister 27 15. Key upcoming matches: Brake vs Weik and Bannister vs Paul. Last Friday's scores featured low numbers with leaders breaking 4 in three classes. Dick Paul posted 33 in an earlier match.
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Eldon Brake
Brake
Bannister
Weik
Paul
DeLa
Patterson
Hensel
Gebhardt
Wells
Lloyd
Morrison
Lowe
English
Dick Paul
Jim Lloyd
G. ‘Morrison
B — Burlingame
Hammer
Robison
C — Zehr
Finke
D — Stanley
Cruise
E — Meyer
Messenger
F — Kneen
Linch
Ross and Anderson
G Ornduff
Bates
Crossett
High School Falls to Centerville Big Reds in 4 1 Loss
Centerville scored in the first, third, and twice in the fifth to top YMCA high school age baseball 4 to 1. Washington's only real threat came in the second inning as Kauffman and McBee singled and walked, but three straight outs ended the frame. Centerville had seven hits, and McClure had Washington’s other hit.
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YMCA
Centerville
Washington
Kauffman
McBee
McClure
Zip code starts for U S Mail
The Post Office Department begins a national zip code program to assign five digit numbers to all mailing addresses. It plans to mail 72 million cards explaining the system and urges senders to include the zip code after city and state in return addresses. The program aims to speed deliveries as machines pre-sort letters by numbers due to fewer numeral variations.
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Washington
UPI
Post Office Department
Jalopy Race Mishaps Precede Fourth at Columbus Junction
West Liberty wrecks and mechanical failures mar Saturday’s stock car events. Ron Jackson won the feature with Streaker rival Chuck DeMeyer close behind. Mosier led time trials before a piston failure. Heat winners included Mullink Reilly Englebright and Ensminger. Mel Morris took the semi-main. Columbus Junction hosts a July 4th race as mechanics prepare.
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Columbus Junction
West Liberty
Mike Niffenegger
Dale Gegner
Brighton
Mark Mosier
Ron Jackson
Burlington
Chuck DeMeyer
Washington
John Mullink
Chuck Smith
Katona
Bob Engelbright
Mosier
Bruce Reilly
Lone Tree
Reilly
Kleindolph
Muscatine
DeMeyer
Mel Morris
Gegner
Smith
Erickson
Lockridge
Tee Shots Calendar for the Week
The club hosts a busy week with Wednesday golf for ladies at 9 30 p m and no luncheon Thursday features couples golf in the afternoon with a potluck and fireworks In the evening Dr Nemmers chairs Curtis Wells Max Hennes and listed couples form the committee Friday hosts Twilite League and men’s dinner Saturday includes a Ballard orchestra and July event These couples lead Bert Powers Charles Snyder Don Hayes Trivones Ralph Marshall comments note golfers report improving scores in the heat and praise the invitational turnout and good golf
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Curtis Wells
Max Hennes
Dr. Nemmers
Bob Hammer
Max Henness
Phil Kneen
John Lee
Ballard Orchestra
Bert Powers
Charles Snyder
Don ‘Hayes
Trivones
Ralph Marshall
Boices Headed to California by Airplane Trip
Dr and Mrs C A Boice left today for Palo Alto California to visit their son and daughter and will be away about three weeks. They are making the trip by airplane.
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C. A. Boice
Palo Alto
Calif
California
Fourth of July golf club celebration honors organizers
Scores for most events posted. Hats off to Corie Day and golf committee for a well attended holiday program. General chairman Ruth Young praised for organization as hopes rise for a full day of Fourth of July activities at the club including couples golf and Ladies day. Greens spraying planned from 10 o clock until heat breaks. Players urged to take usual cautions with matches and cigarettes.
Safety Furst Retires From Goodyear After 39 Years
H. T. Furst known as Safety in Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company sales and service retires after 39 years. Native of Altoona, Pennsylvania, he is married with two children. The note appears in Akron Ohio via UPI.
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FURST
Akron, Ohio
UPI
H. T. Furst
Goodyear Ti 4 Rubber Company
Safety
Altoona
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