Pirates Fight In Dugout. Astros Beat Pirates 9 3
In a fracas in the Pirates dugout, Juan Pizarro and Manny Jimenez were fined 150 each by manager Danny Murtaugh. Houston’s bats carried the night as they scored seven runs in the first two innings and defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 3. Rusty Staub starred for the Mets? No, Staub drove in four and raised NL batting average to .360. Cardinals, Reds, Dodgers, Giants, and Cubs also won, while several other scores noted.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirate
Danny Murtaugh
Juan Pizarro
Manny Jimenez
Houston Astros
Pirates
Harry Walker
Murtaugh
Rusty Staub
Staub
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
San Srancisco
Philadelphia
Major Leagues Baseball Standings and Schedule
Standings show Chicago leading the American League with 55 wins and Boston 54. Detroit 52, California 54, Minnesota 49. Cleveland 45, Baltimore 43, New York 42. Kansas City 42, rain postponed games. Today's and Sunday's schedules list doubleheaders and matchups with top pitchers and times.
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W. L. Pet
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Kansas City
Hunter
Peterson
Newman
Bertaiia
L. Pet
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Houston
Lloyds team leads Twilight golf title race at WC club
In the Twilight Golf League at Washington Golf and Country Club Lloyds team holds a six point edge over rivals in the team standings. Friday’s scores show Westphal 6 Paul 1 DeLa 5 Gebhardt 2 Jim Lloyd 5 Bollman 12 Lowe 5 Bannister 2 C Hensel 342 John Lloyd 3% G Morrison 4 Wells 3. Low scores list includes Westphal 36 Riley and Kneen 37 Jim Custer 42 Zehr Brown Mills 41 Stettler 47 Goff Dawson Larsen 48. Standings follow.
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Jim Lloyd
Washington Golf and Country Club
Westphal
Paul
DeLa
Gebhardt
Bollman
Lowe
Bannister
C. Hensel
John Lloyd
G. Morrison
Wells
B— Riley
Kneen
Jim
Golf Team Snares High Scores in Bowling Meet
Golf wins with a team high 2289 against Gals 2126. Team game led by Golf 808 and Bell Truck 749. Individual series tops were Trudy Mc Neil 500 and Erma Carey 499. Dee Walley fires 189 and Hilda Ruble 187 in the games.
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Golf
Bell Truck
Trudy McNeil
Erma Carey
Dee Walley
Hilda Ruble
Pan American Games preview with Matson and standout women
Randy Matson the world shot put record holder heads the U S track and field team as Pan American Games begin in Winnipeg alongside two small but dazzling rivals. Margaret Thompson and Linda Jo Metheny shine in rifle and gymnastics claiming multiple golds while Fred Rothlisberger adds to the U S tally with gymnastics medals. The United States aims to expand its gold and total medal lead at these games.
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Winnipeg
Canada
UPI
Randy Matson
U.S
Matson
Pampa
Tex
United States
Annie Oakley
Margaret Thompson
Topeka
Kans
Linda Jo Metheny
Miss Thompson
Dave Murphy shoots hole in one at Kalona Golf Club
Dave Murphy of 914 North Fifth Avenue Washington scored a hole in one on the Kalona Golf Club course Monday of this week. His dream shot came on the 100 yard par 3 number 3 hole at Kalona.
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Dave Murphy
North Fifth Avenue
Washington
Kalona
Dave
Girls Shine in Washington Summer Softball Program
A large group of girls joined a city sponsored softball program in Washington with YWCA cooperation. Directed by Mrs. Jane Lambertson and assisted by Cheryl Grim, participants include Mary Ann Kneen, Patsy Porter, Jill Morgan, Jeanette McCarthy and many others. Mary Ann Marie won first in the softball throw, Jill Morgan second, and Jeanette McCarthy third.
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City of Washington
YWCA
Jane Lambertson
Cheryl Grim
Wendy Wilson
Roberta Boileau
Mary Anne Kneen
Patsy Porter
Mary McCarthy
Pam McClure
Pat Smothers
Debbie Tisor
Donna Crossett
Mary Stevenson
Denise Clarahan
Leslie Stephens
Jacque Mings
Janet Reighard
Barb Hennigan
Ann Gebhardt
Lisa Schumacher
Mary Sue Cady
Linda Steele
Carol Schlapkohl
Julie Talbot
Debbie Groom
Mary Ellen Shaver
Jill Morgan
Jeanette McCarthy
Annette Whittaker
Mary Ann Marie
Cathy Gillesby
Lorie Miller
Debbie Myers
Susan Huber
Tammy Garrett
Carrie Reschly
Pam Nicholson
Debbie Lindgren
Sonya Shamdin
Jane Deaton
Debbie Lovick
Maxville Cepeda lead Card attack in win over Braves
St Louis Cardinal hits leader Cal Maxvill collected four safeties and Orlando Cepeda blasted two homers as Dick Hughes allowed six hits in six innings to earn his ninth win. Cepeda and Maxvill drove in three runs apiece, scoring from Cepeda’s two homers and timely hits from McCarver Flood and Shannon. The Cardinals topped Atlanta 9 to 1.
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Boston
Washington
California
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
St. Louis
Orlando Cepeda
Cal Maxvill
Braves
Cepeda
Maxvill
Dick Hughes
Denny LeMaster
Cubs
Don Cardwell
Juan Marichal
Giants
Phillies
Willie McCovey
Tom Haller
McCovey
Haller
Atlanta
UPI
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Ballman Goes as Steelers Trade for Gros and Freitas
Pittsburgh coach Bill Austin reshapes the Steelers after trading star end Gary Ballman to Philadelphia for fullback Earl Gros guard Bruce Van Dyke and rookie Rockne Freitas. Austin cites Gros speed and blocking, plans battles for spots, and aims to shore up the running game as the team seeks its first championship in 35 seasons.
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UPI
Bill Austin
Steelers
Gary Ballman
Philadelphia Eagles
Earl Gros
Bruce van Dyke
Rockne Freitas
Oregon State
Austin
Vince Lombardi
Green
Gros
Freitas
Steeler
Latrobe
Dan James
Charley Bradshaw
Roger Pillath
James
Fran O’brien
Bradshaw
Wilburn
Ballman
J.R. Wilburn
South Carolina
Dick Compton
Lions
Roy Jefferson
Ken Deckard
Ralph Wentzel
Larry Gagner
Sammy Davis
Tennessee Woman Slays Three Then Kills Husband
In Concord, Theda Bostick, 45, shot and killed ex mother in law Matilda Kelly, 83, and wounded ex husband Archie Kelly, 62, then abducted her son James Michael Kelly and fled to Alcoa where she shot dead her present husband Albert Bostick in bed. Deputy J W Parker stated the incident began about 3 30 am after Kelly opened the door to a pistol armed woman.
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Concord
James Michael Kelly
Alcoa
Albert Bostick
Parker
Kelly
Riot commission holds first meeting at White House
President Johnson convened his 11 member blue ribbon riot commission for its inaugural session at the White House. He met with Cyrus Vance who had just returned from Detroit where he represented the administration during that city’s week of insurrection.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Blue Ribbon
White House
Defense
Cyrus Vance
Detroit
Hoffa aide target of two gunmen
In suburban Riverwoods Chicago area two hooded gunmen opened fire on Allen M. Dorfman and Perry Franks as they prepared to enter a car. Dorfman, Hoffa associate and former acquitted defendant in 1964, escaped as bullets hit the car. Police investigated the shooting and noted Dorfman’s prior ties to Teamsters leadership.
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Chicago
UPI
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Allen M. Dorfman
Dorfman
Riverwoods
Perry Franks
Lake County
Henry Tuttle
Union Insurance Agency of of Illinois
Chattanooga
Tenn
Senate Rackets Committee
Paul and
Allen Dorfman
Central Conference of Teamsters
Mosier Wins Third Straight MVSC Feature at Mt. Pleasant
Mark Mosier of Washington drove Car No. 17 to a third consecutive MVSC main event victory at Henry County track in Mt. Pleasant. Finishing behind Mosier were Ron Hemsted Dan Crooks John Morris Ralph Erickson Bill Newman John Mullink and Bob Smith in that order. Smith also won the trophy clash. Heat winners included Hemsted Mosier Erickson Newman Moss Mullink Metcalf Mrymek Harris Crooks Smith Hamilton Lysetter and semi-main Allen Mitchell West and Shalla. Cars head to Columbus Junction tonight.
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Washington
Henry County
Mt. Pleasant
Mosier
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Dan Crooks
John Morris
Ralph Erickson
Bill Newman
John Mullink
Bob Smith
Smith
Hemsted
Darting
Pearson
Erickson
Newman
Moss
Stewart
Mullink
Metcalf
Mrymek
Harris
Crooks
Hamilton
Lysetter
Allen
Mitchell
West
Shalla
Columbus Junction
Birth-in Threat Prompts Housing Aid for Family
Frances Black, 30, nine children and neighbors confronted Manhattan Borough President Percy Sutton seeking a larger apartment. The pregnant woman warned of a birth-in at his office, fainted, and was taken to Beekman-Downtown Hospital. Aides arranged a temporary 4 1/2 room flat and pledged larger quarters promptly.
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New York
UPI
Manhattan
Beekman - Downtown Hospital
Percy Sutton
Frances Black
Sutton
GOP picks Miami for convention in 1968
The Republican site selection committee chose Miami Beach for the 1968 party convention. Florida officials reported the decision to GOP National Chairman Ray Bliss, who cited seating capacity advantages at Miami Beach Convention Hall over Chicago. The plan awaits RNC approval.
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UPI
GOP
Florida
Ray Bliss
Chicago
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