Maloney Matches Koufax In Win Over Cubs For Reds
Jim Maloney pitched a 7-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs to win his 14th of the season, matching Sandy Koufax’s pace. The Reds broke a 3-3 tie with four eighth inning runs as Pete Rose drove in two, Vada Pinson added two doubles, and Don Landrum contributed a two run triple.
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Beats Every Rival Monbouquette Wins Over Twins
Boston pitcher Bill Monbouquette, famed for temper control, pitched a three hitter for a 2-0 win over the Minnesota Twins. He joined Ford and Stigman as notable 20 game winners this season, aiding the Red Sox's chase of the Yankees in the American League race.
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Braves win nightcap behind Shaw s nineshitter
Lee Maye and Hank Aaron homered for the Braves as they secured the nightcap behind Bob Shaw's nineshitter, delivering a decisive performance.
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Highland Social Club Meets At Mrs Swailes Home
Eighteen members and five guests gathered Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Donald Swailes for Highland Social Club activities. Guests included Mrs. Richard Swailes Mrs. O B Miller Mrs. Earling Jacobson Mrs. Clifford Corpman and Mrs. LeRoy O Connor. Officers were elected: president Mrs. W R Donaldson vice president Mrs. Donald Thomann secretary treasurer Mrs Elmer Steele and reporter Mrs Charles Chalupa. Next meeting will be with Mrs Donald Thomann.
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Divorce Granted in Dunbar Custody and Support award
Juanita Jean Dunbar was granted a divorce from James E. Dunbar in a decree signed by district court judge L R Carson here. The plaintiff was given custody of three minor children and the defendant ordered to pay child support.
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Major Leagues Standings and Friday Pitchers Prints
National League table shows Los Angeles leading with 52 wins and 12 losses, San Francisco at 38 and 5, with St. Louis and Chicago mid-pack. Friday's probable pitchers include Koufax for Los Angeles at New York and Gibson for St. Louis hosting Milwaukee, while San Francisco faces Philadelphia with Sanford named for the night game. American League lists New York leading with 51 wins and 31 losses, Boston 46 37, and Cleveland 45 40. Friday’s matchups feature Terry for New York at Los Angeles and Morehead for Boston at Minnesota with several cross-division tilts on the slate.
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Rodgers Charles Tie For Lead In British Open Playoff
Phil Rodgers of La Jolla California and New Zealand's Bob Charles finished tied for first at 277 after 72 holes in the British Open at Royal Lytham St Annes. They will play a 36 hole playoff to decide the champion. Arnold Palmer and Peter Thomson chased behind as the final rounds approached.
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Higgins Stars In City League
In a rained out make up, the Yankees beat the Orioles 7 to 1 at Green Field. Doug Higgins pitched a one hit bid through seven innings, striking out 10 with nine walks and contributing a two run triple. The Tigers overwhelmed the Orioles 16 to 2, with Paul and Gebhardt solid on the mound and Bruce Paul driving in four runs via a single and a triple.
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Dutch Creek Flyers Beef Division Demonstration At July Meeting
The Dutch Creek Flyers 4-H Club beef division met at Merle Brinning's home for a July gathering. Members had a burger cook-out then toured the barn where Ralph Greenlee of Swifts Feed Company of Washington demonstrated feeding and grooming, highlighting showmanship. Bob Giger of Wilson Company assisted.
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South Wins In Tri County Play
Washington North Lane League suffered a 5 4 loss at Wayland despite Terry Glandon stellar pitching and hitting. Washington Little League beat Crawfordsville 15 0 at Green Field, led by Lemley and Swartzendruber. Tri County League results featured Kim Steele two hits for Washington and Pat Hennigan earning the win. Milk for Scouts: Freeman approves plan to supply U S milk for World Jamboree in Athens July 29 to August 16.
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