Fryman hurls near perfect game as Pirates rout Mets
Woody Fryman, 23, signed with Pittsburgh last year after leaving tobacco farming, pitched a near perfect game at Shea Stadium. He allowed one infield hit to Ron Hunt and faced the minimum 27, with Hunt caught stealing. The Pirates crushed the Mets 12 0 behind home runs from Pagan Mazeroski Stargell and Clendenon.
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Harvard Advances at Henley Regatta as W L Loses
Harvard reached the Thames Challenge Cup semifinals at Henley while Washington & Lee and Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia failed to advance. Halcyon Boat Club defeated W&L amid claims of an sabotaged oarlock, and T.S.C. of East Berlin beat Vesper in the Grand Challenge Cup semifinals.
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London Rowing Club
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Eton
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Connecticut
Kingston Rowing Club
Morrison Family Heads to Bayview Lodge for Summer Vacation
Ten years ago today Mr and Mrs E D Morrison Jr and family began a trip to Bayview Lodge at Walker Minnesota for a summer vacation. En route they would visit Mrs Morrison s brother Dr James Coffey in Emmetsburg. Another Coffey brother Max and family from Omaha would join at Walker for a week and the Morrisons would enjoy time with them at the resort.
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Bayview Lodge
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Emmetsburg
Unknown figure cited as being kept in the dark
A speaker complains of limited information and being kept in the dark by an unnamed party. The quote suggests secrecy or withholding details about a matter under discussion. No other context or names are provided.
Major League Standings and Saturday Baseball Schedule
United Press International reports standings for the American and National Leagues with teams led by Baltimore Detroit Cleveland California Chicago Minnesota New York Kansas City Washington Boston and foreign schedule details. Saturday pitchers include Kansas City Detroit Boston Chicago New York Washington California Cleveland Minnesota Baltimore and more with multiple night games and twilight starts.
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Jose Pagan
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Willie Stargell
Donn Clendenon
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Babe Ruth Team Wins and Loses Two Games
Washington's Babe Ruth squad beat Riverside 11 to 2 on Thursday with 9 hits while Riverside had 1 hit. In Friday action at Hills, Riverside edged Washington 6 to 4 as Hills pitcher Yoder shut down rallies in the fifth and seventh.
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Houston
Billy McCool
Washington
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Riverside
Hills
Ron Schooley
Pat Hennigan
Krantz
Hennigan
Yoder
Highland Nine Defeats L & M 6 0 in Letts Baseball
Highland High School beat L and M 6 to 0 at Letts. Rich Rice allowed one hit with 13 strikeouts and one walk. Highland had 9 hits and benefited from four S and M errors. Dave Kauffman went 3 for 3, Bill Rath hit a bases loaded triple, and Tim Colbert also added a triple. Highland advances to face Morning Sun Tuesday as sectional tournament begins Thursday.
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Huskies
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Highland
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Tim Colbert
Morning Sun
Hills
Brake clings to Twilight lead in close golf meet
In Ul US routes, Eldon Brake's team held a narrow one half point edge over Paul Gebhardt's squad in the men s twilight golf league results. Three teams trailed by three points. Low scores included Wells 37 and C Hensel 37, with several players in the 40s through 50s.
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Paul Gebhardt
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Hensel
Gebhardt
Sanders
Paul
Bollman
Riley
de- la
Morrison
Westphal
Wells
Lowe
Santana wins Wimbledon men’s title as Ralston loses final
Manuel Santana of Spain defeated Dennis Ralston of the United States 6-4 11-9 6-4 to become the first Spaniard to win Wimbledon. Billie Jean King reaches the women’s final after an upset of Margaret Smith, facing Maria Bueno for the title.
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Australia
Madrid
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Mexico faces battle over Article Three education laws
A Vatican visit by Carlo Cardinal Confalonieri ignites drive to reform Mexico's 1917 Article Three secular education rules. Clergy and parent groups push for change while supporters seek stronger state control. Proposals target religious influence in schools from primary to adult education. unions urge reorientation to constitutional provisions.
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United Press International
Mexico City
UPI
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Puebla
Guadalajara
Vatican
Jesus Guisa Y Azevedo
E) Sol
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National Teachers Union
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National Union of Parents
Twilight League hosts free blind bogie tourney at club
The Washington Country Club stage a free blind bogie golf tourney for Twilight League golfers on Monday morning. Other members may join but pay entry. Play runs until 11 a.m. A couples tournament follows in the afternoon with a dinner and fireworks at night.
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Washington Country Club
Dinner guests at Crawfordsville
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harley Blaylock and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brubaker of South English and Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller of North English. Myrtle Stites of Des Moines suffered a serious heart attack and is hospitalized. Other visits included Joyce Wells at Music Camp and Rev Nelson at Captain's Table Washington after worship.
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Oscar Brubaker
South English
Lawrence Miller
North English
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Kate O’brien
Myrtle Stites
Des Moines
Lutheran Hospital
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Sumner
Chas. Wells
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Iowa City
Joyce
Kenneth Nelson
Raymond Hows
Washington
Nelson
Methodist Church
Catherine Howard
Ottumwa
Raymond Howsares
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