Reds extend win streak with 5 3 victory over Pirates
Cincinnati Reds claim their ninth straight win by defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 3 as Jerry Lynch and Gordie Coleman homer. Johnny Klippstein earned his second win of the season with late relief from Bill Henry. Warren Spahn notched his 10th win in the NL, hitting a 31st homer the same day.
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Reds
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Gordie Coleman
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New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Bob Skinner
Lynch
Coleman
Johnny Klippstein
Bill Henry
Vern Law
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Hank Aaron
Yankees
Schoonover Drugs Defeat Washington in First Green Field Game
Schoonover Drugs won 10 to 4 over Washington at Green Field, with Campbell earning the win as a five hitter. Schoonover collected 12 hits, scoring in every inning except the fifth, while Washington managed four runs and nine scattered hits.
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Washington
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Ainsworth
Brighton
Campbell
Washigton
Schoonover
Major Leagues Thursday's Results and Saturday Schedule
Results show New York 13 Boston 3 and Chicago 7 Washington 1 with night games listed. Multiple matchups include Los Angeles at Detroit, Minnesota at Cleveland, Boston at Washington twi night, Kansas City at Baltimore, and Milwaukee at Cincinnati, plus San Francisco at Los Angeles and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia among others. Saturday games tabulated across leagues with Milwaukee Cincinnati and New York St Louis night matchups.
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Babe Ruth Stars Drop Tourney Game in Oskaloosa
The Babe Ruth Tri-County All-Star team fell 11 to 1 to the Oskaloosa Nationals in the first round. Tri-County compiled six hits but were hurt by six errors and many walks. Coach Howard Schultz, speaking from the stands after missing his uniform, cited a rough day despite solid pitching and effort. Don Lowe scored the lone Tri-County run after a walk, advancing on hits by Tom Lowe and Terry Haifley.
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Crawfordsville
Tom Lowe
Washington
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Sommers
Haifley
New Sharon
Indianola
Kenny Brimhall
Wayland
Glenn Fletcher
Fletcher
Rod Boshart
Blake
Pat Hennigan
Hennigan
Rich Rice
Riverside
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Vincent
Duncan
Tri-County AB
Minick
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Mickey to Star in Louisa County Fair Stock Car Races
Columbus Junction driver John Mickey will race Friday at the Louisa County Fair in IMCA late model stock cars. He sits sixth in IMCA national standings and is a top Rookie of the Year contender driving a 1962 Pontiac co owned with Gene Stewart of Washington.
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International Motor Contest Association
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Knoxville
Tri County Falls To Indianola In Tight 2 0 Game
In a well played game Tri County loses 2 0 to Indianola. Hutcherson leads national standings with Derr and Stott in second and third. Louisa Fair prep calls for a large field with time trials at 7 p.m. and racing at 8 p.m. Final race spans 50 laps.
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Dick Hutcherson
Ramon Stott
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Stott
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Ambassador Ends Stay in Moscow After Five Year Diplomacy
U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson Jr wraps up a five year Moscow assignment marked by tense Cold War crises. Thompson leaves with wife and three daughters aboard a C130 to Copenhagen then liner Kungsholm to New York. Foy D. Kohler to succeed him.
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House committee blocks Kennedy shelter plan and funds
The House Appropriations Committee denied the 568 million requested for mass fallout shelter construction and banned federal shelter work in public buildings unless authorized by Congress. It recommended 10 million for further research and cut many agency funds while approving NASA and Veterans Affairs allocations.
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House
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D-Tex
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Big Housing and Home Finance Agency
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