Allen’s Phillies beat Pirates 14 4 extend win streak
Richie Allen’s influence lingers as Johnny Briggs and Larry Hisle spark Philadelphia to a 14-4 victory over Pittsburgh for their ninth straight win. Briggs drove in three. Hisle collected three hits and scored four. He credited Allen for his swing.
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Major League Standings and Friday Schedule Summary
United Press International lists major league standings with matchups and times including Montreal at Philadelphia twi night and New York at Pittsburgh. Friday games feature Montreal at Phila and New York at Pittsburgh with several night contests. Probable pitchers include Wegener Robertson Sutton and others across ten matchups with times in EDT.
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Kiwanis Convention Report From Dallas Meeting
Ten years ago Bill Smart reported on the International Convention of Kiwanis Club which he and Gene Grecian attended at Dallas Texas during the local club meeting on Wednesday.
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Dallas
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Fined motorists pay penalties in local justice court
Two motorists paid fines in the justice of the peace court. Donna Marie Koehler fined $10 for failure to yield the right of way. Leon Hillman fined $20 for speeding.
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Tadpole swimming classes begin July 7 at YMCA
The YMCA announces a July Tadpole series starting the week of July 7 with sessions on Thursday and Saturday at 1 00 2 00 and 3 00. Eight lessons cost 750 with registrations open to boys and girls of all skill levels. Mrs Neal Lampkin leads with two aides, caps at 12 per class, and trips to Washington for rural families.
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Roberta) Lampkin
Doak Leads Woman's Summer Golf League
Doak team tops the league with 14 points followed by Brindley 10 2. Other standings show Lloyd 10 Haberman 9 42 Day 8 Levy 7 Nem mers 7 Hohl 6. Wednesday results: Lloyd over Hohl 5 1 Brindley 3 Haberman 3 Day 3 5 Levy 2 5 Doak 5 Nemmers 1.
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Orioles blank Tigers in city Little League win
Dean Speece pitched a no hitter for the Orioles, striking out 11 as they defeated the Tigers 5 to 0 at Green Field. Marty Young struck out 9 for the losers while Speece added a double and a triple. Dave Berns added a double for the Orioles.
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Ashe Poised For Wimbledon Final Bid Against Laver
UPI reports two weeks after predicting a Wimbledon title, Arthur Ashe faces defending champion Rod Laver in a semifinal for a place in Saturday’s final. Ashe seeks to end Australia’s grip on the trophy, with Roche vs Newcombe and Okker vs Newcombe also shaping the men’s semifinals as weather and conditions affect play. Winners earn 7200 dollars. losers receive 1900 dollars. Also noted was Anne Jones’s upset over Margaret Court in the women’s side.
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Washington South Tops Lone Tree 4 3 In Close Little League
Washington South defeated Lone Tree 4 to 3 in a Tri County Little League game. Berns pitched well with four strikeouts and five hits allowed, while Hill fanned 17 with three hits allowed for Lone Tree. Dempsey had two Washington hits, Ruppert added a single for the other, and Eschweiler drove in the winning run with bases loaded two outs in the ninth. The South defense was strong and both hurlers starred.
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Towa Masters tourney fees off July 19
Invitations for the 32nd Iowa Masters Golf tournament are in the mail announced by co director Harry Burrell. The 54 hole meet will be played July 19 20 at the George Veenker Memorial course. The 1969 deadline is 5 p m July 17 with 120 amateur entries. All Iowa professionals are invited to compete. Bob Compton of Ames serves as co director.
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Women’s Bowling Team series and top individual scorers
Melody Lanes defeated Family Affairs in a team series while Melody Lanes posted games of 905 892 and 788. Dee Walby led individual series with 580 and Betty Ward added 557 plus Ward 211 Walby 204 in games. In Chicago sports, four pitchers Urban Faber Claude Williams Dickie Kerr and Ed Cicotte formed the 20 game winners circle for the 1920 White Sox.
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Riverside Days Celebrate Community Progress and Park Plans
Riverside July 1 report hails a successful community event with a bright parade, creative floats, a well attended demolition derby, and thanks to the Chamber of Commerce VFW and scouts. It praises future park development north of the sewer plant, outlines plans for ball diamond Babe Ruth fields, tractor pull track, playgrounds, courts, and potential pool, and calls for broad local support to fund and build it. The note urges residents and businesses to participate and notes upcoming project updates in the News and Shopper. A Cedar Rapids man faces an assault with intent to commit a felony charge for threatening his 10 month old child with a butcher knife in the estranged wife’s apartment.
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