Willie Mays Leads NL Past AL in All Star Showdown
In Cleveland Willie Mays at 32 shines, setting two All Star records and driving the National League to a 5 3 victory over the American League. He scores twice and collects his 20th hit, boosting his All Star totals as Joe Pepitone and Ralph Houk’s Yankees stumble in key plays.
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Pony League Double Loss Caps Tuesday Action
Washington teams suffer a doubleheader defeat as Mediapolis dominates the Royals in game one and the Reds in game two. Allen Pohren takes the loss in the opener while Rich Deaton allows the decisive hits. Mediapolis builds an early five run lead and holds on for a 11-3 win in game two with Rutter the winning pitcher. Washington North heads to Wayland Thursday for Tri County Little League play at 6 o'clock.
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Babe Ruths Win Two At Wayland Tuesday
Washingtons Babe Ruths claimed two wins at Wayland on Tuesday after a completed tie from June 3. Dave Hutchcroft delivered the go ahead single in the ninth of the resumed game as Rich Deaton earned the win, and Tom Lowe starred at the plate with a three hit effort in the regular win. The team improved to 4-2 in Tri County League play and next visits Green Field to face Riverside.
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Tigers Rout Yankees 18-0 in Little League
Paul pitched a 12 strikeout no hit gem as the Tigers exploded for 11 runs in the first inning and added seven more over four frames. Chardt homered in the opening rally while Robertson started for the Yankees and Higgins relieved. Yankee pitching issued 15 walks in Green Field contest.
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Rail strike could follow after midnight tonight says unions
Unions told President Kennedy they seek an alternative method of settlement while preserving free collective bargaining. Railroads plan to place work rules into effect at 12:01 a.m. Thursday, risking a nationwide strike. Union leaders and J E Wolfe of the railroads indicate readiness for further talks and possible new suggestions to avert a national catastrophe.
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Rev Willard Roth to Europe Ends Visit at Crawfordsville
Rev Willard Roth of Scottdale Pa son of the Elmer Roths of Wayland leaves July for New York for two days orientation before Europe trip to Ecumenical Seminar for Youth Workers. Seminar sponsored by International Christian Youth Exchange with National and World Council of Churches. He expects to discuss in Germany France England and Holland on return home in August.
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California Residents Visiting at Wellman
A local column lists visiting residents and social visits around Wellman including John Blum Ontario and Hurley Long North English, with several dinners and outings. Various cross-town visits span Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Davenport and Oskaloosa with families in attendance. A note adds 1962 U S lumber consumption at 37.4 million board feet.
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