Buhl earns 10th win as Cubs trio tops NL pace
Buhl blanked the Giants 2-0 for his 10th win, joining Dick Ellsworth and Larry Jackson atop Chicago's 10-win club. The trio has accounted for 31 of the Cubs 37 victories, a rare peak as Willie Mays hit his 24th homer and the Pirates shaded the Reds to third in the NL.
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Larry Jackson
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Ellsworth
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Manny Mota
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Roberto Clemente
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Jobrease
al McBean
Pirates
Cincinnati
Veale
Women chase U S track fame at national AAU meet
In Hanford California the National Women's AAU track and field meet began a three day event to select athletes for the U S team to compete against Russia in Los Angeles July 25 26. It features 18 and under qualifiers and a senior division finals Saturday with the aim of producing Olympic hopefuls for the New York trials.
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UPI
Amazon
Tokyo
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Russia
Los Angeles
New York
City Golf Tourney Opens July 26 at Washington Club
The annual men's city golf tournament begins July 26 at Washington Golf and Country Club with finals on Sunday, August 30. Open to all club members 18 and over, with no age limit for the championship flight. Flights for all entrants. entries accepted at the pro shop from July 9 to July 24.
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Washington Golf and Country Club
Pro
Ten years ago today trip to Bad Lands Black Hills and more
Ten years ago today Mr and Mrs Leo Marie and daughters returned from an 11 day tour through the Bad Lands and Black Hills of South Dakota and Yellowstone Park. They visited Mr and Mrs Louis Wolf in Hamilton Montana and with the Louis Dean and Ray Shelangoskie families in Twin Falls Idaho.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Yellowstone Park
Louis Wolf
Hamilton
Mont
Louis Dean
Ray Shelangoskie
Twin Falls
Idaho
Major League Standings and Wednesday Results
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 47 wins and 28 losses, San Francisco 48-32, Pittsburgh 41-35, Cincinnati 42-36, St. Louis 39-40, Los Angeles 38-39, Milwaukee 38-40, Chicago 37-39, Houston 37-43, New York 23-58. Wednesday results: Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 9-1. San Francisco beat Chicago 2-0. San Francisco 7 Chicago 2 halted by darkness. American League leaders list Baltimore 48-28, Chicago 44-30, New York 45-31, Minnesota 43-37, Detroit 38-39, Boston 38-41, Los Angeles 37-44, Cleveland 34-42, Kansas City 31-47, Washington 32-51. Thursday and Friday schedules include Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Houston, St. Louis at New York, with various night games and twi-night doubleheaders.
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ILTF eyes 1968 Olympics tennis inclusion
The International Lawn Tennis Federation discussed proposing lawn tennis for the 1968 Olympic Games and approved appointing an ILTF application to IOC. Eaton Griffith of England was reelected president, and two other resolutions were rejected by votes of 145 to 97 and 151 to 86 respectively.
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Eaton Griffith
England
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Urges check on Iowa farm wells
Iowa State University agr icultural engineer Dr Ted L Willrich warned at the Iowa vocational agricultural teachers conference that many farm wells have high nitrate levels beyond the safe 45 parts per million. He cited surveys with wells up to 800 ppm and noted blue baby risk and livestock danger, urging frequent water checks.
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Iowa
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Kennedy Is Moved To Boston Hospital In Rain
Senator Edward M Kennedy was transferred from Cooley Dickinson Hospital to New England Baptist Hospital in Boston after a back injury from a June crash. He rode in an ambulance with his wife Joan and two Army doctors present as police escorted the 100 mile trip in light drizzle.
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UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
Kennedy
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Massachusetts
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Joan
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Army
Thomas Whalen
Ludvig Kempe
Massachusetts Turnpike
Sam Edgars of Martelle Visit Crawfordsville Sun
Sam Edgars and family from Martelle I A visited Crawfordsville July 4 with Bill Edgars. Mrs. Edgar and the children then went to Butler Missouri to visit her parents. Sam returned home Monday. Local families hosted visitors from Wapato Washington and Omaha Nebraska, including Mrs. Bertha Zook, for a regional trip homeward after a New York visit. Ronnie Schnoebelen of Grinnell arrives to spend two weeks with grandfather Harold Schnoebelen. Various calls and visits followed at the LeFever home in Washington and with Bruce Lease and Jane of Davenport. Ronald Stout leaves for a ten day Senior High Southeast National Mission Tour with NE and SE Iowa Presbyterians, visiting Chicago Louisville Buckhorn Kentucky Appalachian Whitesville West Virginia Cincinnati before returning home. Willard Larson of Washington joins the tour. Donald Stout hosts an Open House for Paul Johnson of Kankakee Illinois, with Donna Johnsons and local families assisting at a pink and white tea.
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Crawfordsville
Sam Edgar
Debbie
Marcia
Martelle
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Edgar
Butler
Sam
Robert McFadden
Wapato
Wash
Roger
Omaha
Russell Sharpe
Bertha Zook
New
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NE and
Iowa
Donald Stout
Paul Johnson
Kankakee
Ill
Donna
Charles Watson
Mt. Pleasant
Robert Johnson
Emerson
Walter Rich
Class of 1954 meets at Ainsworth
A 10year reunion of the class of 1954 was held at the Bryn Mawr Steak House with nine of twelve members present. Attendees included Mrs Dick Drury Clinton Dale Holmes Don Wilson Columbus Junction Pat Tobin Delbert Krotz Washington Edith Simpson Davenport and Mrs George Stout Jr. Plans for the next reunion were set by Mrs Drury and Miss Simpson.
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Dale Holmes
George Stout Jr
Dick Drury
Clinton
Don Wilson
Columbus Junction
Pat Tobin Delbert Krotz
Washington
Edith Simpson
Davenport
Martha Cameron
Wilson
Tobin
Krotz
Drury
Miss Simpson
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