Alou six for Giants as strong inning fuels win
Jay Alou, 21, new Giants outfielder and brother of Felipe and Matty, collected six hits in six at bats as San Francisco routed the Cubs 103. Alou joins Willie Mays, Orlando Cepeda and others in a 19 hit Giants attack that moved the club within a half game of the Phillies. Maris laughed earlier at Alou’s unorthodox stance, while Hank Sauer called him a bad-ball hitter. The day also featured Dodgers, Pirates, and Cardinals wins with Koufax needing relief in Houston.
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Postponed Little League doubleheader completed with wins
Two delayed city league games were finally played Thursday. The Yankees beat the Indians 3 to 0 with Trier earning the victory, while the Tigers edged the Orioles 8 to 7 in the second postponed contest.
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Pony League Team Falls 15 0 In District Bid
A 13 year old Pony League game saw Washington drop a 15 to 0 decision to Riverside and Hills. Pat Hennigan pitched five hits for Washington but costly errors doomed the effort as Riverside and Hills limited Washington to one hit off Tom Yeguy.
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Four Little League games played in city league
Four Little League games were played in the city league Friday. The Indians defeated the Orioles 18 to 5 in a three and a half inning game after Indians exploded for 14 runs in the third. The Yankees edged the Tigers 13 to 12 in a late surge, the Dodgers beat the Braves 7 to 6, and the Giants defeated the Cubs 3 to 1 as Cubs were held to one hit.
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Smith Family Visit From Cleveland Arrives For Holiday
Ten years ago today Mrs. Frederick Smith Nancy and Fred of Cleveland arrived July 4 for a two week visit at the home of Mrs. Smith's parents Dr and Mrs W J Masson. Mr Smith will pick up the family on July 17 after which a trip to Yellowstone National Park will be made.
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Frank Sanders Wins Under 20 Tourney at Columbus Junction
Washington High School golfer Frank Sanders won the Under 20 tournament at Columbus Junction on Friday with a one under par 73. Muscatine youth placed second, Mike Brake of Washington HS finished third. Steve Keating also from Washington won the second flight.
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Major league baseball night results and doubleheaders
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Washington High loses to Highland nine 6 to 1
Washington high school age baseball team dropped a 6 to 1 decision as Highland scored five runs in the third inning and added one more for insurance before Washington could push across their lone run in the seventh. Krantz earned the win, Novak started for Washington and was relieved by Haifley in the third, with McClure taking over in the seventh.
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Hostetler to Speak at East Union Church July 14
S Jay Hostetler Mennonite missionary to Ghana will speak at East Union Mennonite Church on July 14 at 7 45 p m He and his wife have served seven years under the Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities in Elkhart He is field chairman responsible for Church World Service free food program His wife runs a Home Bible Studies course with 250 enrolled The couple began missions in 1928 in India serving Dhamtari Bihar and Ghana They have three children.
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Wayland Homecoming Draws Large Crowds Over Two Days
Large crowds filled Wayland on July 7 and 8 for homecoming events despite morning rain. Parade prizes went to Wayland State Bank for a comic float, Yoder Feeds placed second, and a Dutch antiques float took third. Kiddies parade winners included the Waco Miniature Band and the Beach Fun float. Tractor pulling drew 30 entries with winners listed by weight class. Amateur contests paid $20 top prize while musical acts shared $10 and $5 awards.
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