No-Hitter Sparked A Dodgers style Oakland win
Blue fans nine as Oakland Athletics rout Detroit Tigers 4 0 on a one hitter standout by Vida blue his 18th victory of the season Tony Taylor Hendrick provide three run double to back the rookie left hander Cain wildness and a first inning burst key the A s to victory other American league results show California Baltimore Boston Chicago New York and Cleveland triumphs while in the national league Chicago beat Philadelphia Atlanta Los Angeles and San Francisco posted wins with Billy Cowan Jim Spencer homer as the Angels beat Baltimore and Bevacqua keys a Cleveland win over Kansas City.
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Lloyd Allen
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Spencer
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Reggie Smith
Joe Lahoud
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Bert Blyleven
Sonny Siebert
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Tommy John
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Melton
Pat Kelly
Pete Brothers
Ron Blomberg
Bobby Murcer
Yankees
Blomberg
Matt Pattin
Murcer
Kurt Bevacqua
Indians
Royals
Rusley and Wells Tie as Twilight League Medalists at Washington CC
Phil Rusley and Jim Wells shared league medalist honors with one over par 36s as Rusley and Jim Lloyd teams battled for the lead in the men's Twilight League at Washington Country Club. Low scores noted for many players across classes with numerous 30s, 40s, and a 52 by H Walker.
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Phil Rusley
Jim Wells
Rusley
Jim Lloyd
Washington Country Club
Tri County League Schedule Blues Reds Play Week
Monday Tri County Little League games feature Blues at Ainsworth and Reds at Washington Township at 6 p m Tuesday softball action has Washington All Stars hosting Crawfords ville at Green Field at 8 p m
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Nichols and Lotz Share Western Open Lead in Chicago
Nichols and Lotz tied for the lead entering the third round of the Western Open at Olympia Fields after each carded a 67 and 69 respectively. Crampton and Heard trailed by one stroke at 139 while several veterans including Trevino and Casper made the 148 cut to reach the final two rounds.
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Nichols
Dick Lotz
Lotz
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Jerry Heard
Babe Hiskey
Dale Douglass
Phil Rodgers
Tommy Aaron
Bert Greene
Frank Beard
Larry White
Mae McLendon
Lee Trevino
Hugh Royer
Miller Barber
Olympia Fields
Billy Casper
Kapp sidelined by a contract dispute with Patriots
AMHERST Mass UPI The New England Patriots quarterback Joe Kapp is barred from practice after NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle ruled he had not signed a regulation contract. The issue mirrors a prior paper work glitch that kept Phil Olsen from playing and left Kapp’s status uncertain as the team contends with a standard player contract.
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New England Patriots
Joe Kapp
National Football League
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Patriots
Phil Olsen
Rozelle
Los Angeles Rams
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University of Massachusetts
Milton
Bill Sullivan
Sullivan
New York
NFL
Major league baseball today with mixed day and night games
Probable pitchers include Horlen Kline Paul or Farmer Hedland 7 5 and more across the leagues. Matches feature Chicago at New York Cleveland at California Detroit at Oakland Milwaukee at Boston Minnesota at Washington Baltimore at California and Seattle’s schedule with other NL games including San Diego at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago Los Angeles at Atlanta Montreal at St. Louis and several night double headers.
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Kaat
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Shellenback
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Palmer
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Murphy
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Los Angeles
Alexander
Atlanta
Stone
Montreal
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Gibson
York
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
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Kiladelphia
Second annual Keota Horse Show awards prizes in fourteen classes
The Keota Kora hosted the second annual horse show on Thursday evening July 8. Winners across fourteen classes included J R Reichert Tipton taking Class 1 Ponies 46 and under, Roe Ann Bever Hedrick winning Class 2 Girls Western Pleasure, and many others from Ottumwa Muscatine Washington and nearby towns earning prizes from $2 to $20 among riders and horses such as Joni Lynn Boeddeker Ft Madison and Victor Brenneman Harper.
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Tipton
Tony Lynn
Muscatine
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Washington
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Libertyville
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Hedrick
Robyn Mace
Ottumwa
Connie Knowieing
Iowa City
Margo Kemp
Iowa
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Joni Lynn Boeddeker
Ft. Madison
Lee Thorp
Oskaloosa
Karrie Aller
Harper
Nell
George O'Brien
Springville
Victor Brenneman
Rick Roberts
Sue Rapi
Jeff Gouger
Marengo
Mike Weller
Terry Reighard
Warren Eyer
Grundy Center
M. D. Sinclaire
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A.B. Scharff
Bob Bull
Shellsburg
David Oatman
Jim Thorp
Randy Creek
Bata
Dean Hinners
Lake City
Gib Hollingsworth
Judy Wolfe
Lloyd Augustine
Ainsworth
H. J. Brenneman
Keota
Rose Peiffer
Chuck Bowman
Jim Hootman
Fairfield
Ron Reichert
Lowa
Lee Robertson
Oakville
Dick Mace
Clover Leaf
Jack Boeddeker
Rod Blanchard
Patavia
Tom Beards
Convenience foods versus homemade costs noted by USDA
USDA researchers find ready to heat fried chicken dinners cost over 110 percent more than homemade versions, with roast beef dinners about 25 percent higher. Comparisons include chow mein, pizza, bakery items, and waffles. canned chow mein cheaper than family recipe, frozen pizzas costlier, and mixes vary.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Grim labor picture as strikes widen nationwide
United Press International reports a second day of selective strikes against Union Pacific and Southern Railroads with UTU walkouts possible on three more lines. Management imposed new work rules triggering firings, pay cuts, and broad disruption across rail, telephone, copper, port, and postal sectors. The Nixon administration convened talks to halt spread. postal service seeks midnight Sunday contract deadline with arbitration if needed.
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West Coast
William J. Usery Jr
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US Postal Service
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Nebraska
Three Local Women in State Golf Tourney
Three Washington women played in the state women’s golf tournament at Newton this week. Rosemary Nemmers qualified for the championship flight and finished Friday with 358. Mary Hohl, in the first flight, finished Thursday with 278. Cathy Lloyd, in the fourth flight, posted 297 strokes.
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