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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1967

Page

5

Twins Beat White Sox In Doubleheader To Tighten AL Race

In Detroit Mayo Smith urged toughness as the Twins shut down Chicago with 7-4 and 5-1 victories. Kaat homered for Minnesota in a 14-hit attack while Boswell added two singles. The split of the Tigers series and other AL results shaded the tight pennant chase as Boston’s Lonborg stopped Detroit and New York beat Baltimore.

Sam Goldaper UPI Mayo Smith Detroit Chicago Minnesota Twins White Sox Eddie Stanky Cal Elmer Smith Tigers Chisox Jim Lonborg Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Baltimore Orioles Baltimore Washington Cleveland California Kansas City Philadelphia St. Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati San Francisco Los Angeles New York Atlanta Houston Jim Kaat Dave Boswell Kaat Boswell Lenny Green Earl Wilson John Kennedy Yankees Brooks Robinson Vic Roznovsky Pete Richert Eddie Fisher Ken McMullen Fred Valentine Washington Senators McMullen Valentine George Brunet Angels Minnie Rojas Don Mincher

Major Leagues Standings and Results Brief

Key AL teams show Chicago leading with 47 wins, Detroit 45, Minnesota 45. Day results include Washington over Cleveland twice, Detroit over Boston, Minnesota over Chicago, and a suspended Yankees vs Orioles game. NL All Stars meet AL All Stars in Anaheim on Tuesday.

W. L. Pet Chicago Detroit Minnesota California Boston Cleveland Baltimore New York Washington Kansas City N.Y Anaheim Calif St. Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Atlanta Pittsburgh Philadelphia Los Angeles Houston Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Fran Los Ange

Chance Versus Marichal In All-Star Pitching Showdown

The American League likely to start Dean Chance as its All-Star pitcher against the National League's Juan Marichal with the game set in Anaheim California. Managers Hank Bauer and Walter Alston weigh injuries and lineup choices for a near capacity crowd at 4:15 p.m. PDT.

Anaheim Calif UPI Dean Juan Marichal Chance Minnesota Twins California Angels Hank Bauer Walt Alston San Francisco Giants Marshhal Bauer Harmon Killebrew Twins Rod Carew Rico Petrocelli Boston Red Sox Las Vegas Walter Alston Hank Aaron Atlanta Braves Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh Pirates Lou Brock St. Louis Cardinals Alston Brock Aaron Clemente Orlando Cepeda Cardinals Bill Mazeroski Pirates Gene Alley Pittsburgh Richie Allen Philadelphia Joe Torre Atlanta Oliva Kaline Kaline Tony Oliva Frank Robinson Bill Freehan Detroit Brooks Robinson Orioles al Downing Yankees Steve Hargand Cleveland Joe Harlan White Sox Jim Hunter Kansas City Jim Lonborg Boston Jim McGlothlin The Angels Gary Peters Marichal Don Drysdale Claude Osteen Dodger Ferguson Jenkins Cubs Bob Gibson Tom Seaver New York Mets Chris Short Phillies Mike Cuellar Houston

Spurrier Leads East In Coast Football Classic Rally

Heisman Steve Spurrier threw a 38-yard touchdown to Gene Washington with 3:24 left to lift the East past the West 12-9 in the Coaches All-America game in Atlanta. Spurrier, who will join the 49ers, conceded West quarterback Jon Brittenum deserved MVP after a brilliant 21 completions. Brittenum kept the West ahead early as Mel Farr scored and Griese added a field goal, but Spurrier’s late strike sealed the victory.

Atlanta UPI Steve Spurrier Steve San Francisco Forty-Niners Spurrier Gene Washington Michigan State University of Florida West Jon Brittenum Arkansas Brittenam Randy Johnson Atlanta Falcons Bob Griese Purdue Brittenum Mel Farr UCLA Bob Howard Griese Goa Jebq Bridleman Larry Wachholtz Nebraska

Ainsworth WSCS officers to meet

The executive committee of the Ainsworth WSCS will meet Friday morning July 14 at 9 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Ornduff. Officers are urged to note the change of date. Mrs. William Mitchell and two children of Iowa City left Wednesday after visiting Mrs. Mitchell's mother. Alma Havel spent several days over the Fourth with Mr and Mrs Richard Havel. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McFarland reported fair fishing at Korone Lake. Charles H. Thompson and family of Fairfield were supper guests July 4. Ricky Thompson returned home and Becky Sue stayed with grandparents. Judy Kafka of Fairfield is visiting grandparents this week.

Ainsworth Ainsworth Wscs Kenneth Ornduff William Mitchell Iowa City C. A. Thompson Ricky Thompson Becky Sue Judy Kafka Fairfield Richard Havel

Grand Ole Opry troupe to perform at Washington County Fair

Kathy Perry and Billy Thompson head a Grand Ole Opry troupe set for the Washington County Fair on July 24. Other fair week events include the Miss Washington County pageant Tuesday the Parade of Champions style review and the Notables Wednesday and the horse show Thursday evening. Season tickets for the Fair are on sale.

Kathy Perry Billy Thompson Grand Ole Opry Washington County Fair Washington County

Crooks Wins West Liberty Stock Car Feature Race

Stan Crooks of Letts driving car 20 won the MVSC stock car feature at West Liberty on Saturday night. Ron Hemstead, Bil Newman, Mel Morris, Del Hopp, and Ron Prymek finished second through sixth. Mark Mosier set fast time at 26.22 seconds. John Mullink won the trophy clash. The Powderpuff derby went to Sherry Mallinger. Next mid-season race at Columbus Junction is Saturday night. Heat winners listed with Crooks and Mosier among early leaders.

Stan Crooks Letts MVSC West Liberty Ron Hemstead Lone Tree Bil Newman Burlington Mel Morris del Hopp Muscatine Ron Prymek Iowa City Mark Mosier John Mullink Columbus Junction Crooks Mosier Darling Newman Moss Hemstead Jenkins Pearson Prymek Morris Harris Moore Mullink Hopp Thomassen Abney Erickson Tom Stewart Bob Smith

Local boys enter junior golf meet

Terry Cox and Tom Logan of Washington depart for Council Bluffs to play in the State Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament. They qualified by finishing first and second in the Washington Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament. Both posted 76 in the local 18 holes and Cox won the sudden death playoff with a five to Logans six. This is Coxs second state appearance, previously qualifying with Mark Nemmers.

Terry Cox Tom Logan Washington Council Bluffs Washington County Cox Mark Nemmers

Ryun Sets New 1500 Meter Mark at Times International Games

At Los Angeles United States stars dominated the Times International Games defeating the British Commonwealth 356 to 295 in the overall score and 254 to 170 in men’s competition while British Empire women beat American girls 125 to 102. Jim Ryun shattered the 1500 meter record with a 3 33.1, two and a half seconds faster than the previous mark, as 13 meet records fell over two days watched by a total crowd of 44 949.

United States Jim Bush U.S Kansan Ryun

Reunion Held Sunday for Wellman Family in Berger Pavilion

The Wellman and related Bell Kelley and Lane families gathered Sunday at the Berger Sale Pavilion for a cooperative dinner and social afternoon. Attendees included Edith Lewis of Iowa City and numerous relatives from North English Muscatine Williams burg Washington Wellman and other towns, with a large turnout of cousins, spouses, and grandchildren.

Wellman Bell, Kelley Clifford Schauf Velda Williamsburg Jay Brewer Don Muscatine Donald Ayers Clifford Douglas Angeline Cedar Rapids Rod Fergusson Kathy Karen Krist Kay Karole Gerri Ayers Henderson Paul Ayers Kenneth Goodwin Washington George Simpson Vicki Robin Becky Duane

Dear Abby Advice Column Bits From 1967

A collage of Dear Abby items from July 10 1967 includes marital kiss issues, fashion disdain, engagement doubts, and an adoptive parenting letter about a chosen child. The reader letters cover a husband who avoids kissing, a fashion critique, trust in a fiancée, and gratitude from adoptive parents for a donor's gift.

Abby Althoy

Runners' dominance echoes Rome era echoes

Bush hailed mile runners Bannister Elliott Snell, but Ryan's lead at an early age sets lasting marks. The closest comparison to Ryan's dominance in eclipsing Herb Elliott's Rome 1960 standard is Kipchoge Keino's iron-man feats in Kenya.

Bush Bannister Elliott Snell Ryan Herb Elliott Kenya Kipchoge Keino

Smiling Through the Clover Boy Scout Rabbits

Billy Tucker and Sid Mabb gather wild clover in a neighborhood yard as they raise three motherless rabbits for a scout project. The rabbits will be released when mature, photographed by Helen Gilbert for the journal.

Helen Gilbert Billy Tucker Virginia Tucker Sid Mabb Geneva Mabb Mabb Journal

Cedar Clippers 4-H Meeting Includes Guests and Judges

Abbie Timmins entertained Cedar Clippers 4-H Club as ten members and guests attended. Sally Smith and Mrs. Gary Murphy participated as guests and judge respectively. The style review was held and winners will be announced at the Achievement Show on July 11 after questions on fair projects and refreshments.

Abbie Timmins Cedar Clippers 4 - H Club Sally Smith Gary Murphy

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