Indians and Pirates Take Aim At Second-Half Pennants
The Indians tied the American League lead with a 7 6 win over the Detroit Tigers as Don Dillard hit a two out ninth inning homer. The Pirates carried a hot streak into a pennant race showdown in the second half of the season.
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Tim Moriarty
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles Angels
Indians
Pirates
Angels
Detroit Tigers
Don Dillard
Dillard
Tigers
Ron Kline
al Luplow
Pirates Win Seventh Straight at Phillies 5-0 Behind McBean
The Pirates extended their streak to seven with a 5-0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Al McBean scattered six hits for his eighth win while Dick Groat and the offense provided support with a three-run second inning and Groat's homer.
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Luplow
John Romano
Indians
Colavito
Pete Ramos
Frank Funk
McBean
Phils
Pirates
Jim Owens
Dick Groat
Bucs
Jackie Brandt
Frank Baumann
Orioles
Skinny Brown
Mrs. Milo Sorden to Attend TTT Camp Opening
Mrs Milo Sorden Iowa state president will travel to Eden Valley Minnesota tomorrow to attend the opening of the national TTT society camp. She leads TTT activities in Iowa.
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Milo Sorden
Eden Valley
Minn
TTT
National
TTT Society
Sorden
Iowa
Rotary Committees Map Plan For Coming Year
Rotary Club committees met at the residence of Edmund D. Morrison Jr to review plans for the new year. Morrison presided following his July 1 start and outlined local projects while a committee led by Dr M L McCreedy reviews them. The district institute is set for Oct 15 with the international convention in St Louis next year. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Morrison. Ulysses SS Grant a local truck driver is noted as a Navy veteran in the St Louis report.
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Rotary Club
Edmund D. Morrison Jr
Los Angeles
M.L. McCreedy
Rotary Institute
St. Louis
Morrison
Young Yankees on All-Star Squad
New York Yankees manager Ralph Houk announced the 1962 American League All-Star selections with six of 25 spots filled by Yankees. Rookie Tom Tresh and Ralph Terry earned berths beside stars Mantle, Maris, and Howard. Berra and Ford were omitted from the starting lineup but named as reserves.
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Boston
UPI
New York Yankees
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Washington
Yankees
Tom Tresh
Ralph Terry
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Elston Howard
Bobby Richardson
Berra
Ford
Houk
Yogi Berra
Whitey Ford
Terry
Detroit
Hank Aguirre
Jim Bunning
Dick Donovan
Cleveland
Bill Monbonquette
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota
Dave Stenhouse
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
Jim Gentile
Billy Moran
Los Angeles
Louis Aparicio
Chicago
Rich Rollins
Maris
Mantle
Leon Wagner
Earl Battey
Howard
Battey
John Romano
Norm Siebern
Kansas City
Richardson
Tresh
New York
Brooks Robinson
Rocky Colavito
Jim Landis
Lee Thomas
Laver Retains Wimbledon Title in Easy Victory
Rod Laver of Australia defeated Martin Mulligan 6-2 6-2 6-1 to win the 76th Wimbledon men’s singles. Queen Elizabeth presented the trophy as Laver extended his dominance with a clean sweep to complete an Australian-France double and chase the US crown.
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Wimbledon
England
Rod Laver
Australia
Martin Mulligan
Queen Elizabeth
Laver
Final Tournament Games Here Saturday Night
The July 4 tournament concludes with two games at Green Field on Saturday evening. Washington Ridge Runners vs Washington's A and W at 6 30 and Iowa City Annex vs Charcoal Broilers of Muscatine at 8. The two games were rained out Wednesday and rescheduled.
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Green Field
Washington Ridge
Washington
Iowa City Annex
Charcoal Broilers of
Heavy Selling Halts Stock Market Surge
Fairly heavy selling ended a six session market advance in New York as the Dow Jones fell about 8.5 points in the morning. General Electric plunged 2.14, Allied Chemical, Du Pont, Kodak and Union Carbide slid about 1.5, with declines across motors, oils, steels and utilities. IBM, Polaroid, Xerox and Minneapolis-Honeywell dropped several points while others eased. Noon averages showed declines across industrials, rails, utilities and stocks.
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UPS
Dow Jones
Blue Chip
General, Electric
Allied
du Pont
Kodak
Union Carbide
Ford
Texaco
Youngstown
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Beckman
Litton
Zenith
Fairchild Camera
Texas Instruments
Crown Cork
Alcoa
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Boeing
United
Reynolds
Lorillard
Major Leagues Thursday Results and Weekend Pitching Projections
Major League results show Los Angeles 11 San Francisco 3 and Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 0. Weekend schedule lists Friday matchups with Hendley, Cardwell, Jackson, Sadecki, Craig, Williams, Podres, Marichal, Farrell, and Jay. Saturday features Los Angeles at New York and other interleague games. AL standings highlight Los Angeles and Cleveland atop the pennant race with New York, Minnesota, Baltimore and Detroit close pursuit. Night games include Chicago at Boston and varied turnouts across the circuit with multiple pitchers slated for weekend starts.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Chicago
Hendley
Cardwell
St. Louis
New York
Jackson
Sadecki
Craig
Williams
Podres
Marichal
Houston
Cincinnati
Farrell
Jay
Mahaffey
Friend
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Elan Kansas City
Washington
Wilson
Belinsky
Terry
Pascual
Roberts
Bunning
Wynn
Grant
Donovan
Kansas City
United Press International National League
W. L. Pet
Leave for Texas After Iowa Visit
Riverside reports Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Benish and family return to Richardson Texas after a week in Iowa. Sunday dinner at the Carl Luckey home included many relatives and friends from Solon Williamsburg and Kan sas City. Death notice: Mrs Vincent Waldschmidt widow of Badger Michigan leaves eight children. funeral rites held there.
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J. L. Benish
Beth
Mark
Jill Rae
Richardson
Tex
Iowa
Carl Luckey
Benish
Clarence Wilson
Eileen
Washington
Jim Luckey
Kellogg
Glen B. Miller
Solon
Marilla Luckey
Williamsburg
Fred Luckey
Big Luckey
Vicki Klein
Tiffin
Jill Rae Benish
Fred Havel
Dennis Havel
Linda Kallaus
Mero Havel
Fairfield
Helen Underwood
Gertrude Quinlan
Iowa City
Phyllis Quinlan
Kansas City
Homer Curry
Mary Bernadette
Elizabeth Yeggy
Mary Vida
Chicago
Albert Dann
Vincent Waldschmidt
Badger
Michigan
Waldschmidt
Algerian struggle widens as Ben Bella gains support
Ben Bella plans to stay in Cairo for a few days while ALN units rally to his side. In Morocco ALN forces seize GPRA offices and denounce Ben Khedda. Oran sees clashes leaving dozens dead and wounded as Moslem factions and French troops clash.
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Ben Bella
Cairo
Morocco
ALN
Provisional Executive
Ben Khedda
Algerian Provisional Government
GPRA
Evian
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Tunis
OAS
Oran
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