Indians Rout Orioles 8 to 0 as Colavito Paces Win
Indians crush Baltimore 8-0 led by Rocky Colavito driving in five runs and hitting a three run homer. Colavito raised his season RBI to 57 and rose to .299 while Cleveland extends win streak to 18 of 21.
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Albie Pearson
Hoyt Wilhelm
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Funeral services for Mrs Lucy M Rich held at St James
Funeral services for Mrs Lucy M Rich were held at 9 30 a m Friday in St James Catholic Church with Rev James E Grubb in charge. Pallbearers were Leo Franzen Nick Gevock Ray Watson Les Gilmore Amos Fitzgerald and Randolph Kelsey. Cal Wolf was soloist. Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery with Jones Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Major Leagues Standings and Weekend Schedule
In the American League Cleveland leads with 45 wins and Minnesota follows at 44. Chicago, Baltimore, and Detroit hold playoff positions, with New York and Los Angeles trailing. The National League shows Los Angeles atop with 46 wins, followed by Cincinnati and San Francisco. Weekend games feature key matchups across both leagues.
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What Cheer Centennial Attended by Rob erts Couple
Mr and Mrs Robert Rob erts attended the What Cheer centennial celebration on Friday. Dick Ballard and Ralph Marshall of Everett s Music Co returned from the National Music Show held at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago this week.
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Chicago
Sanders wins Columbus Junction golf title again
Sanders, Frank 102 East Second, shot a 70 to win the 1965 Columbus Junction Golf Tournament, defending his 1964 title in a field of 40. Mike Brake, 326 East Second, carded 72 for second place, matching his 1964 third finish, with both boys earning trophies. John Roe drier of Mt. Pleasant placed third with 74.
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Visit in Groff home at Wellman
Mrs C B Godber reports a weekend gathering in Wellman with Des Moines visitors Mrs Frank Fritz and family at Dora Groff and Ethyl Ellis homes. Several Geyers picnicked at Lake Iowa near Millersburg while Diane Meyers, seven, recovering from a broken foot, awaits surgery in Washington Hospital. A Birmingham psychiatrist notes pregnancy symptom similarities.
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Des Moines
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Ethyl Ellis
Jack Gravier
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Wilbur Geyer
Donna
Wayne Geyer
Richard Geyer
Raymond Geyer
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Millersburg
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Diane Meyers
David Meyers
Washington Hospital
Gebhardt leads Twilight Golf standings after Friday matches
Paul Gebhardt's team holds a two game lead in the men's Twilight League after a 4 to 3 victory over Dick Paul's squad Friday night. Eldon Brake earned medalist honors with 37, while Weik Morrison Gebhardt and Patterson each shot 38. Other low scores included Anderson 37 and Boyer 39 with a crowded field behind. The full standings follow.
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E Vetter
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Fenno
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Allender
Baxter Keeps Lead in Western Open Golf Tournament
Baxter, the persistent pace-setter, leads after two rounds of the Western Open at Chicago. With 133 over 36 holes, he stays ahead as 81 players survive to today’s third round on the 6,686-yard layout. Al Geiberger shot the day's best 65, pairing with 70 from day one.
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Tony Lema
Tom O'Shanter
Lema
Golf rounds tighten race as Casper climbs into contention
After two rounds, Billy Casper sits in a threatening position with a 135 while four players on 66 strokes share lead. Frank Wharton and Bill Garrett tie for third at 136, with four more at 137 and 138 as the field heads into the final two days. Scores suggest a brutal push toward par with 78 professionals and three amateurs needing 145 or better to stay in contention.
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Frank Wharton
Bill Garrett
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