Clyde victim of Red Sox by Tommy Harper homer at Fenway
Young pitcher Clyde fell to 1-2 as Tommy Harper hit a towering homer over Fenway's Monster to lift the Red Sox to a 5-2 win over the Texas Rangers. Carl Yastrzemski added a three run shot to seal the victory for Boston as Marty Pattin pitched a complete game. Other AL results featured Tigers over Angels 7-6 and Yankees over Royals 10-3.
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Freddown
UPI
Young David Clyde
Fenway Park
Boston
Tommy Harper
Red Sox
Texas Rangers
Clyde
Detroit Tigers
California Angels
New York Yankees
Kansas City Royals
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Oakland A's
Milwaukee Brewers
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
Dave Sells
Dick Sharon
Duke Sims
McAuliffe
Gene Michael
Thurman Munson
Yankees
Pat Dobson
Michael
Fire hits U S Military Records Center in Missouri
Firefighters battled a large blaze at the U S Military Personnel Records Center in Overland Missouri. The six story facility housed records for 56 million former servicemen and the fire spread across floors despite containment efforts. FBI agents were called in to investigate. Regional GSA administrator Jeffrey Hillelson noted prior arson attempts with about 12 small fires in past years.
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WOULD
UPI
Military Personnel Records Center
Overland
FBI
Jeffrey P. Hillelson
General Services Administration
Washington Reds Triumph Over Blues 11 to 9
Washington Reds defeat Washington Blues 11 to 9 in a six inning game. Sean O'Hanlon earned the win with two hits and seven strikeouts over three innings, Perry Sojka took the loss with 11 strikeouts and 13 walks. Horn led Blues with two hits. All players participated.
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Washington Reds
Blues
Red Pony League
Washington Blue
Reds
Sean O'Hanlon
Perry Sojka
O'Hanlon
Horn
Sojka
Past Chiefs meet in Brighton hall
Brighton July 10 Mr and Mrs Tony Meuth attended Tiff Widmer six year old birthday at his parents home in rural West Chester. Rex Widmer of West Chester hosted ice cream and cookies Sunday afternoon. Beverly Smith and her mother left for Phoenix after visiting Brighton area friends. Past Chiefs Club met at K P Hall with ten members and one guest Mrs Sandy Scott initiated. Harmony Club met at the Brighton Cafe then at Mrs Bessie Leoffler’s home. Kenny Meyer now operates the Brighton Cafe. Parishioners of St Joseph East Pleasant Plain mark 25th anniversary and farewell for Rev Bass with 6:30 mass and reception. Esther Morgan returned from Portland and South Beach visits. Max Benda toured northeastern states and Canada. Judge Edmondson moved back to Washington.
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Font Meuth
Brighton
Tony Meuth
Tiff Widmer
Larry Widmer
West Chester
John Winters
Joan All
Fairfield
Rex Widmer
Tiff
Beverly Smith
Opal Smith
Pheenix, Ariz
Donnie Guy
Larry
Chiefs Club
K.P. Hall
Nellie Paul
Merna Robison
Sandy Scott
Gladys Schooley
Hazel Schaffer
Harmony Club
Brighton Cafe
Bessie Leoffler
Lillian Schaffer
Kenny Meyer
St. Joseph of
East Pleasant Plain
Bass
St. Joseph
Francis Bass
Esther Morgan
Portland
Ore
Ray Hodson
South Beach
Max Benda
Greyhound
Canada
Niagara Falls
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec City
Maine
Boston
Mass
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
Gettysburg
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Judge Edmondson
Washington
Iowa 1973 deer season rules and changes announced
Des Moines announces 1973 Iowa deer seasons with expanded shotgun muzzleloader buck only season to all five zones. Bucks only licenses issued in varied zone ratios. quotas rise from 19000 to 27500. Shotgun season runs December 1 to 5, sunrise to sunset, one deer per day, zone 1 favored for higher antlered license share. Bow season Oct 13 to Nov 25 then Dec 8 to 16 with same hours. License must be applied Sept 1–15. fee is $10.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Bob Barratt
The
Commission
County Recorder Offices
Conservation
Commission Fish and Wildlife
4Th Street
Three-way lead in Shrine golf classic after opening round
Three players share first with five under par 66s as Tom Kite David Graham and Labron Harris pace the Shrine Robinson Open at Crawford County Country Club. Homero Blancas struggled with a broken putter finishing 75 while Mike Higgins contends at 67 despite a chest injury.
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Nopinson
Tom Kite
David Graham
Labron Harris
Homero Blancas
Blancas
Crawford County Country Club
Harris
Graham
Hollywood
Fla
Kite
University of Texas
Mike Higgins
Higgins
Grier Jones
Witnesses predict 50,000 at International Assembly
AKLAND Calif UPI Denovan's Witnesses officials expect over 50,000 people to attend Sunday's final meeting of the five day International Assembly. Previous session drew more than 47,000 as leaders debated the 1914 date for the last days of Man's rule.
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Akland
Calif
UPI
Denovan's Witnesses
Assembly
Lee C. Hurley
Oakland
Earth
Hurley
J. W. Stuefloten
Sacramento
Ed Sanger Wins Midseason Race at Southern Iowa Speedway
Ed Sanger of Waterloo won the midseason super stock championship at Southern Iowa Speedway in Oskaloosa. He led Bill McDonough of Cedar Rapids and Bill Zwanziger of Waterloo in the 30 lap feature. Pokey West hit the fence in heat seven. Kenny Fenn and Kenny Boyse finished second in their respective races. Heat winners included Sanger Zwanziger McCall Curt Hansen and Ed Pilcher won the consolation.
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Ed Sanger
Waterloo
Southern Iowa Speedway
Oskaloosa
Sanger
Bill McDonough
Cedar Rapids
Bill Zwanziger
Pokey
West Chester
Kenny Fenn
Washington
Kenny Boyse
Wellman
Bob McCall
Ottumwa
Curt Hansen
Dike
Ed Pilcher
Bloomfield
Dump operator in Colfax ordered to stop open burning
Iowa Air Quality Commission ordered William G. Wade to halt open burning at his Colfax dump after three major fires in 14 months. Wade defended himself, saying he did not start the blazes and had tried to extinguish them as State DEQ and an environmental tech described a May 13 fire seen from I-80.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Air Quality Commission
Colfax
William G. Wade
Wade
Municipal Refuse Service
Robert Lohrman
State Department of Environmental Quality
Interstate 80
Family of ten rescued from sea off Key West
A Sarasota attorney and his nine relatives including six children survived after clinging to an overturned 26 foot boat for more than 24 hours in rough seas and torrential rain. The family left Key West Tuesday for Dry Tortugas and were rescued by a pleasure boat. One child and the mother suffered injuries and shock. others were treated for exposure.
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Key West
Fla
UPL
Gerald Surfus
Sarasota
Tortugas Islands
Surfus
Clifton Surfus
Frances
Mary
Emily
Daphne
Amy
Bonnie
Carrie
Dawn
Miller Leads British Open After Second Round At Troon
Johnny Miller, mirroring his Oakmont form, birdied four of nine holes to hold a two stroke lead over Weiskopf and Yancey after 45 holes at Troon. Weiskopf faltered with a six on nine, Nicklaus stayed within three after a 67, while Trevino and Palmer battled rough weather and inconsistent putts.
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Froon
Scotland
UPI
Johnny Miller
Oakmont
Miller
Tom Weiskopf
Weiskopf
Bert Yancey
Yancey
Jack Nicklaus
Inishers
Nicklaus
Niexlaus
Lee Trevino
Troon
Tom
Washington County Cookout King Contest Seeks Entries
Entries for the Washington County Cookout King Contest are due by July 25 at the Washington County Fair. Open to all county men who supply their own equipment, with prizes across categories and a path to the Iowa State Fair.
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Washington County
Washington County Fair
Evening Journal
Farm Bureau
Washington County Farm Bureau
Washington
Louis Larsen
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