Senators Win Seventh In Row To Equity 7-Game Streak
Washington Senators defeat the Los Angeles Angels 73 to 64 to extend their seven-game winning streak, their longest since 199, with Bennie Daniels' five-hitter and Don Zimmer's first-inning grand slam powering a two-game split hostile with the Yankees.
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Brake's Team Maintains Twilight Golf Lead in Tight Week
Brake's team stayed atop the Twilite League standings after Friday matches defeating Weik's crew 414 to 24 and Bannister's team beating Paul's 414 to 24. Other Friday results include Lowe 5 DeLa 2 Gebhardt 4 Lloyd 2 Morris 5 Boyer 2 Wells 4 2 Patterson 2a.
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All Star Pitchers Get Little Best
American League managers faced a pick for the All Star starting pitcher with Ken McBride Jim Bouton and Bill Monbouquette among options. Ralph Houk weighed two days rest versus readiness as Jim O'Toole of the Nationals looms for the NL, while other starters remained under consideration as rosters near final form before the game at Municipal Stadium.
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Koufax Hurls Eighth Shutout to threaten NL mark
Dodgers star Koufax fire eighth shutout of the season in 4-0 win over Reds as Spahn also blanks Astros, Duel for All Star duties heightens. Koufax is 14-3 with 1.73 ERA while Spahn sits 12-4 at 2.67. Dodgers win two, Giants split with Cardinals. Phillies beat Cubs. Pirates wallop Mets.
Major League Standings and Results From Sunday
Major League standings from United Press International show American League leaders with New York at 47 38 and Boston at 437 38 near the top. Sunday results include Washington defeating Los Angeles 7-3 and 6-4, Baltimore over Minnesota 4-3 in 10 innings, and New York beating Cleveland 11-3. In the National League, Los Angeles leads 50 33 and 60 with San Francisco 48 37, while Sunday games featured Pittsburgh routing New York 11-5 and a 3-2 Chicago win over Cincinnati in 12 innings. Tuesday lists the All Star game set for Cleveland.
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Mosier Wins Jalopy Race at Burlington
Mosier retained his winning streak by taking first in the jalopy races at Burlington Saturday night. Englebright finished second with DeMeyer third, Morris fourth, and Jackson fifth as Bruce Reilly posted the fastest time among 30 cars at 38.85 seconds. Tim Hemsted won the trophy dash. heat race winners included Mosier, Englebright, Taylor, and Niffenegger, with a 50 lap midseason championship set for Columbus Junction.
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LaHarpe
Malin
West
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Ramseyer Returns From 29,000 Mile Middle East Trip
Ten years ago today Harry Ramseyer completed a three week journey spanning 29,000 air miles. He flew a cargo of 30,000 baby chicks as a gift from America to the Iranian people. Stops included Beirut Palestine, Rome, Geneva, Amsterdam, Prestwick, and Shannon.
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Indians and Yankees Exhibit Tonight at Green Field
The Tigers and Yankees will meet in a Little League exhibition game at Green Field tonight starting at six. The 9 and 10 year old teams will open the event, as Washington Pony League clubs Royals and Reds face Mediapolis in a double header at 2 and 3:45. Babe Ruths travel to Wayland for a 6 o'clock matchup.
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Rail Strike Speculation Grows Over Possible Federal Action
Wirtz has indicated that a legislative request may be imminent to address the rail strike. Speculation centers on compulsory bargaining, seizure of railroads, or a combination of both, as authorities consider options to resolve the dispute.
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