Major Leagues National League standings and results summary
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 56 wins, Chicago 50, St Louis 50, San Francisco 43, Cincinnati 49, Pittsburgh 47, Milwaukee 46, Philadelphia 45, Houston 36, New York 31. Tuesday results include New York 4 Houston 3 and Chicago 1 Milwaukee 0. upcoming pitchers listed for Wednesday and Thursday games across NL matchups.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
L. Ang
Phila
Twilight Phila
S. Fran
Pitt
Twilight Pitt
L. Fran
Cin
Fischer
Hobbie
Perry
Stallard
Bruce
Duren
Miller
Law
Simmons
Purkey
L. Angeles
W. L. Pet
Boston
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Boster
N. York
Minn
Barber
Aguirre
Kralick
Walker
Chance
Nelson
Foytack
Heffner
Segui
Stange
Daniels
DeBusschere
Mrs Stoutner Hosts Neighborhood Coffee in Keota
Mrs Boyd Stoutner hosted a Thursday afternoon coffee at her Keota home for Mrs Dean McCammon who recently moved into the neighborhood. Neighbors present included Mrs Don Mills Mrs Gene Doyle Mrs Doyle Palmer Mrs B J Byrne Mrs George Stoutner and guests Mrs J Clayde Stoutner and Mrs Dudley Gretter.
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Warren Duesenberg
Clear Lake
Boyd Stoutner
Wayne Hitchcock
Somme
Canada
Walter Bower
Allan Shultz
Hammond
Ilinois
Howard Bower
Walter Bowers
Paul Russell
Gardena
Calif
Lyle Arnold
Dorothy Richardson
Scrap Russell
Keota
4-H Starliners Plan July Achievement Day at Fairgrounds
Susan Orris hosted the Starliners 4-H Club on Thursday as members organize Achievement Day at the Fairgrounds on July 23 starting 8 30 a.m. A noon potluck will follow. Mothers are invited. Sue Orris demonstrated Milk Drinks and Marlene Chabal showed How to Prepare a Cake Mix. Judy Johnson spoke on A Girl and Her Figure and led group singing. Refreshments were served by Susan and her mother.
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Susan Orris
Starliners 4-H
Fairgrounds
Marlene Chabal
Judy Johnson
Susan
West Coast Visitors Spend Time in Wayland Community
Olympia residents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Elder visited Wayland relatives including Mrs. Ol lie Richardson and Gene Story home. Duane Wittmer family from Wichita gave a Parkview Home musical program with string ensembles. Visitors also joined local families for weekend gatherings and a funeral in Washington.
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Wayland
Leonard Elder
Olympia
Washington
Elder
Ollie Richardson
Gene Story
Henry Elder
Burlington
Duane Wittmer
Wichita
Kansas
Parkview Home
Duane
Wittmer
Mary Ellen
Phillip
Battle Creek
Mich
Arthur Davison
Wendell
Chicago
Paul Whitham
Max Nebel
Des Moines
Lewis Nebel
Dean Nebel
Mt. Pleasant
Lewis Spiedel
Yucaipa
Calif
W. J. Eicher
Maynard Jr. Goffs
Maynard Goffs, Sr
Ray Adamson
Moline
Victor
Virginia Olson
Robert Zihlmans
Winfield
Frank Hobbs
Elmer Bain
Lawrence Shaffer
Bob Shaffer
Ind
Vere Boshart
Seattle
West Coast
Kauffman
Bob Kauffman
Monterey
Kauffmans
Madison
Wis
Bill Kauffman
Booster Club Ice Cream Social and Farm Bureau Meeting
The Booster Club hosted an annual ice cream social in Sunset Park with 48 attendees enjoying homemade treats. The Washington Farm Bureau Women’s Committee met in the Farm Bureau Building to plan the county fair booth and picnic on August 22 at the fairgrounds. Mrs Griggs chaired, noted attendees, and announced 1964 officer nominees.
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Booster Club
Sunset Park
Dan Knupp
Lloyd Duensing
Washington Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Farm Bureau
Orville Griggs
Phen Soucek
Madrid
Fairgrounds
Hi Lo Pinochle Club Meets at Keota
The Hi Lo Pinochle Club met at LaRue Conklin s home with ten members and two guests Verne Dill and Daisy Chambers present. Agnes Sigler won high Martha Sanders low and Lillian Coffman received the traveling prize. Refreshments featured a patriotic red white and blue theme.
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Boyd Sanders Keota
Hi Lo Pinochle Club
LaRue Conklin
Verne Dill
Daisy Chambers
Agnes Sigler
Martha Sanders Low
Lillian Coffman
Gladys Vincent
Martin Greiners
Colorado
Noble Grand Circle
Nina FitzSimmons
Dorothy Chambers
Wesley Richards Heads to Japan for Three Years
Wesley Richards and his wife left San Francisco on July 10 for a three year voluntary service assignment in Japan. The notice lists other local youths and adults preparing for camps, vacations, and family arrivals, including camp staff and visiting relatives across several states.
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Ezra Wittmer Wayland
Wesley Richard
San Francisco
Japan
E. C. Schumacher
Manson
James Stoops
Berdene
Dudley Graber
Ann Schumacher
Mary Ann Martin
Paul McCracken
Max Graber
Howard Hulmes
Stanley Stoops
Linda Boozel
Melvin Clark
Grace Eicher
George Boozer
George
Des Moines
Elmer Roths
Joe Buzzard
Scottdale, Pa
Glen Richard
Ed Wenger
Larry Roth
Royce
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Township Music and Recreation
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