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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1965

Page

8

Stange shines as Indians beat White Sox in twin bill

Cleveland right-hander Lee Stange pitched a complete game in his first start of the year and earned a spot in the Indians rotation. He outdueled Chicago 4-2 in 11 innings in the nightcap, with Larry Brown, Rocky Colavito, and Fred Whitfield delivering late runs. The doubleheader moved Cleveland within 1.5 games of Minnesota in the American League standings.

Birdie Tebbetts Lee Stange Cleveland Stange Indians Jack Kralick Tebbetts Chicago White Sox Minnesota Boston New York Detroit Baltimore Kansas City Washington Los Angeles Cincinnati Dodgers San Francisco St. Louis Milwaukee Houston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago White Sox Moose Skowron Smokey Burgess Larry Brown Rocky Colavito Fred Whitfield Hoyt Wilhelm Jack Spring Don McMahon Chuck Hinton Max Alvis Luis Tiant Gary Bell Gary Peters Twins Red Sox Jim Kaat

Cardinals rest on All-Star day in Cincinnati

World champion St. Louis Cardinals receive no players on the NL first or reserve squads under Gene Mauch selection. Ed Kranepool Cooke Rojas new to the team. Clemente Robinson and Williams among repeat selections. Santo Edwards Callison named. Braegan and Sisler to coach in Minnesota game.

Cincinnati UPI St. Louis Cardinals Gene Mauch Philadelphia Phillies Cardinals Minnesota Bob Gibson Mauch St. Louis Houston Ed Kranepool New York Mets Cookie Rojas Philadelphia Johnny Edwards Leo Cardenas Ron Santo Chicago Johnny Callison Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh Frank Robinson Billy Williams Gordy Coleman Reds Frank Bolling Braves Robinson Vada Pinson Clemente Edwards Santo Callison Williams Cardenas Milwaukee Bobby Bragan Dick Sisler

Lema Opens British Open with Five Under Par Lead

Defending champion Tony Lema shot a five under par 68 at Royal Birkdale to lead the British Open second round, setting a course record while lamenting the course cameras. Christy O’Connor and Joe Carr sit two strokes back at 69 and 70 respectively as players face gusty winds and tough conditions.

Southport England UPI Tony Lema Lema San Leandro Calif Royal Birkdale Ireland Christy O’connor Arnold Palmer Joe Carr Palmer Jack Nicklaus Champagne ‘Rong Irish Sea

Major Leagues Wednesday Results and Thursday Pitchers

Major League results show Chicago 8 New York 3 Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 0 Cincinnati 7 Los Angeles 5 San Francisco 4 St Louis 2 in 13. Milwaukee 5 Houston 2 and more night games. Thursday scheduled pitchers Houston at Milwaukee Nottebart versus Cloninger. San Francisco at Philadelphia Bolin or Sanford vs Burdette and Herbert. Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Osteen or Pedreira vs Law. Friday slate includes St Louis at Chicago and others.

Chicago New York Phila Pittsburgh Cincinnati Los Ang Milwaukee Houston San Fran St. Louis Nottebart Cloninger San Francisco Philadelphia Bolin Sanford Herber Burdette Cleve Detroit Minnesota Boston Baltimore United Press International National League W. L. Pet Los Angeles Chicagoen York

Portraying tough opening round on 7037-yard links

The field struggled to break par on the 7037 yard course in round one. Notable Americans failing to break par included 1946 champion Sam Snead at 74, Phil Rodgers and Terry Dill at 75, and Doug Sanders at 78. Also trailing were Kel Nagle at 74, Peter Thomson at 74, and Bob Charles at 76.

Sam Snead Phil Rodgers Terry Dill Doug Sanders Kel Nagle Peter Thomson Bob Charles

McDowells End Vacation Trip Westchester

Mr and Mrs Merl McDowell returned Monday from a vacation visiting friends and relatives in Ohio. Highlights include stops in Fairborne Dalton East Liverpool and Lowellville with family members joining on the return trip. The weeklong social calendar features church events and local youth outings across West Chester and nearby communities.

Westchester Merl McDowell Ohio Clyde Keck Fairborne E.M. Bailey Bristow Village Waverly Dalton Olive Carlisle Lowellville Robert Lorah East Liverpool Larah Paul John Mark Shirley Boyd McDowells Theodore Poore Washington County Hospital Russel E. Poore Chicago Friendship Class The Methodist Church Vera Foriash Green Meadows Washington West Chester Braves Kalona Twins Mission Circle Federated Church Charles Dawson Ft. Leonard Wood A.J. Votruba C.O.C Homer Porter Milo DeLong Clarence Niffenegger Ida Lindenmeyer Lewis Smith Margaret Pearl Smith Edwin Hill Mt. Auburn Jim Dusenbery John Duvall Robert Stout Wellman Jolly Green Giants Carl Hakenson Jane Dean Gary E. L. Slemmons Hakensons Shawano Wisc Albuquerque New Mexico Iona McGuigan Keokuk Roy Anderson Tacoma

Girls 4-H Camp Opens at Columbus Junction

About 75 Louisa County 4-H girls attend a day camp at Chau tauqua grounds Columbus Junction. Activities include crafts and outdoor recreation. Camp begins 9 30 a m ends with 7 45 p m camp fire with parents and friends. Meals cooked outside under supervision of Mrs Emogene Brown and extension trainee Ben Brannon.

Louisa County Chautauqua Columbus Junction Louisa County Home Emogene Brown Ben Brannon

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