Angels and Dodgers Lead Majors After July Milestone
The Angels swept Washington to stay atop the American League by a half game as manager Bill Rigney celebrates a strong road trip. The Dodgers held a half game lead in the National League with wins over Philadelphia behind Koufax five hitters and Howard's three runs.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Results Recap
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 56 wins and 29 losses, San Francisco closely following. Tuesday games produced big wins for San Francisco over New York, and Cincinnati over Chicago, with several night and suspended contests. American League results included Los Angeles and New York atop the standings, plus multiple daily matchups and upcoming pitchers listed for Friday games.
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Holiday golf tournament draws sixty players at Country Club
Sixty golfers competed in the SPCCS Mystery Tournament at the Country Club on July Fourth. Prizes went to John Lloyd and Mary Young for low scores, Sam Turkington and Virginia Tschantz for high scores, with additional honors for longest putts on Nos. 3 and 6, low scores on Nos. 4 and 9, and high scores on Nos. 4 and 9. The event featured a cooperative dinner and fireworks, plus a large rotating list of participants and hosts from nearby communities and several out‑of‑state attendees.
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Country Club
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Hurls No Hitter In Keota Peewee Loop
KEOTA The Cards defeated the Indians 14 to 5 Tuesday in the Keota Peewee league. Greg Baumert pitched a no hitter with seven walks and 15 strikeouts. Doug Robert walked eight and struck out 11 for the Indians as the standings show the Cards with three wins and no losses.
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St Marys High Class of 37 Holds Twenty Fifth Reunion
Riverside June 26 The St Marys high school class of 1937 marked their twenty fifth anniversary with a reunion on Sunday June 24 Dinner was at Stewarts Cafe and the group spent the afternoon reminiscing on the school grounds Attendees included Dr and Mrs William Dautremont and two children of Morton Grove Ill Mr and Mrs Melvin Bone Marian Droll and two children Mr and Mrs Ivan Miller Velma Yeggy
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Algeria's Ben Bella Breaks with GPRA Over Army Firings
Ben Bella denounces the firing of three ALN military leaders as a stab at the revolution but backs the Evian cease-fire with France. He reportedly enjoys support from Algerian troops in Tunisia and Morocco and CNRA members expect a peaceful settlement at an upcoming CNRA meeting.
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