Gibson ends less streak for Cardinals in 7-2 win over Giants
Bob Gibson halted a long win drought with a four-hitter as the St Louis Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 7-2. Alou and Cruz homered for San Francisco, while Jerry McNertney and Adi Maxvill drove in runs for the Cardinals. Dodgers, Pirates, Braves, Astros, Expos also won in a full league slate.
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Philadelphia
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Bob Robertson
Gene Alley
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Mmist
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Omer
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Williams
Danny Frisella
Ron Reed
Bob Watson
Larry Dierker
Astros
Jim Wynn
Watson
Roger Metzger
Dave McDonald
Okie
Dan McGinn
Expos
Deron Johnson
Woody Fryman
Phils
City Baseball Monday Tri County Little League Reds vs Wayland
Tri County Little League at Green Field features Reds against Wayland at 6 p.m. Blues have no game. Friday Tri County Softball Washington All-Stars host Trenton at 8 p.m. at Green Field. Tuesday Mt. Union All-Stars visit Green Field at 8 p.m.
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Green Field
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Washington
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Tri-County
All-Stars
Mt. Union
Green
PVT Smith Tries Upset in Wimbledon Final
Private Stanley Smith of the United States Army from Pasadena faces Australia’s John Newcombe in the All England Championships title match. Newcombe arrives as a 2-1 favorite seeking his third Wimbledon crown and a $9,000 prize, while Smith aims to repeat past victories over Newcombe and become the upset of the tournament despite Army duties limiting practice.
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England
Stanley Smith
United States Army
Smith
Pasadena
Calif
John Newcombe
Australia
Tom Gorman
Cliff Drysdale
Evonne Goolagong
Margaret Court
Newcombe
Queen's Club
Los Angeles
Pacific Southwest
Ken Rosewall
Track meet opens with USA Soviet World Team clash in Berkeley
At Berkeley USA trails Soviets and World Team by a point as finals loom. Randy Matson Karl Salb and Dave Roberts push the Americans in shot put pole vault and relay events. Soviet women lead 42 31 with strong showings. Borzov eyed in 200 as Deckard and Black support US hopes.
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UPI
America
Soviet Union
Yanks
Randy Matson
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Dave Roberts
Kiev
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U.S
Valeriy Borzov
Willie Deckard
Larry Black
Rusley team edges in twilight golf league matchup
Phil Rusley’s squad holds a slight edge over Dick Paul’s leaders after an 18 to 14 win on Friday. Westphal led scoring with 16 while Paul and DeLa each posted 15. Medalist honors went to Westphal and Lloyd with 36s. other low rounds included Nemmers, Tschantz, Lewis, Vetter, Steele, Brown, Lucia, Curtis, and Walker.
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Rusley
Bob Lowe
Westphal
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Gebhardt
Morrison
Greene
J. Wells
Bill Westphal
Jim Lloyd
Ridley
M. Nemmers
Tschantz
C — Lewis
Vetter
D— C. Steele
Ed Brown
E — Lucia
Curtis
Walker
Reve
Major League Standings and Friday Night Results
Major and National League standings shown with teams and records. Friday results include Yankees blank, Orioles loss, Royals edge, and Cardinals blank. Tonight and Sunday schedules feature multiple interleague matchups across both leagues with listed pitchers and venues.
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Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Washington
West Wa
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
Californ
Chicago
Milwaukee
California
Corbin
Lopez
Dobson
Cain
Brown
Wright
John
Peterson
Tiant
Pittsburgh
J. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
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W. L. Pet
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
Phila
Cinnati
St. Louis
Nash
Gentry
Burgh
Johnson
Pappas
Louis
Carlton
Marichal
Lorsch
Morton
Grimsiey
Forsch
Downing
Roberts
Highland Huskies win to keep title hopes alive
Highland High School baseball beat Mediapolis 3 to 1 to move to 8 4 in conference play. Tim Carson earned the win with 11 strikeouts, a fifth inning triple produced two runs, and Highland faces New London Monday at 8 p.m. The junior team plays in Wapello today at 3 p.m.
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Mediapolis
Huskies
New London
Highland
Tim Carson
Charles Meeker
Carson
Tom Schneider
Steve Colbert
Stanley Richardson
Alan Weimer
Rich Soukup
Wapello
Errors account for Hawk loss in Iowa City
Mid-Prairie Hawks fall 9 46 as U-High dominates with five runs in the fifth and four in the sixth. Urligh struggles at the plate while Brad Gardner absorbs the loss. Madsen gets the win as Reed Edmundson's long fly and an error spark the Hawks' early lead. two late rallies fall short. Next games: Monday at West Branch, then Mt. Vernon Tuesday at 6 p.m.
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Iowa City
Hawks
Iowa Hawks
Solon
Mid-Prairie
Urligh
Brad Gardner
Mid
Mid ~ Prairie
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Madsen
Reed Edmundson
West Branch
Mt. Vernon
Building of highways grows harder from red tape
In Ames Iowa the push to build highways faces increasing federal environmental hurdles. Officials report delays as states must solicit comments from local and state agencies on environmental impact. Interstate 35 progress slows with pending federal approval and a projected completion around 1974.
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IDPA
Iowa
The
Highway Commission
Ray Kassel
Commission
Hamilton - Wright County
Cerro Gordo
Franklin County
Williams
Federal Highway Administration
Gus Anderson
Fireworks seized by U S agents in preholiday raids
Federal raids under a 1970 law confiscated illegal fireworks across 60 locations. The FDA cited bans on large powder content with cherry bombs at 20 grains, M80 salutes 50 to 80 grains, and aerial bombs 50 to 200 grains. The Holland Ohio stop involved 310,000 units valued at about $35,000. The owner faced charges for illegal purchase of jack powder and illegal manufacture of explosives.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Holland
Ohio
Ten Years Ago Today at Washington Public Library Read Program
Ten years ago today the Washington Public Library busily hosted the annual summer reading program with 254 children registered and daily attendance ranging from 136 to 165 in the first week.
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