Spahn Sets Strikeout Mark in 340th Victory
Warren Spahn becomes the all time left handed strikeout king with his 340th win and 2,378 strikeouts. Hank Aaron and Lee Maye homer early for run support as Spahn defeats the Reds while Koufax, Davis, and Mays spark victories for the Dodgers and Giants respectively. A separate note shapes a local theft case in Pasadena involving a retired bank teller.
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Spahn
Reds
Hank Aaron
Lee Maye
John Tsitouris
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Phils
Koufax
Tommy Davis
Willie Davis
Cal McLish
Willie Mays
Giants
Pirates
Mays
Vern Law
Chuck Hiller
Warren
Spann
Milwaukee
Mets
Cincinnati
Rube Waddell
Spahn Aiming for Four Strikeouts to Surpass Marish
Veteran pitcher Spahn needs four strikeouts against the Mets on Friday night to move past Roger Marish and claim a notable record. The outcome hinges on a strong performance from the ace as the game approaches.
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Spahn
Roger Marish
Southpaw
Mets
State fair exhibit led by Farm Bureau Women officials
Ten years ago today Farm Bureau Women in charge began the state fair exhibit project. Washington County is among 16 counties chosen to present an educational exhibit on an extension lesson at this year’s State Pair. Committee members include Mrs John Skubal Mrs Herbert Campbell Mrs Raymond Whisler Mrs Wilbur Son and Mrs Keith Stewart.
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Farm Bureau
Washington County
John Skubal
Herbert Campbel
Raymond Whisler
Wilbur Son
Keith Stewart
Stellar Showing American League Pitchers Shine
The column highlights a string of notable AL pitching feats and late-inning drama. Robin Roberts and Mickey Lolich duel before Dick Brown's pinch two-run homer sinks Detroit. Dick Radatz closes Boston’s win over Minnesota, while Ron Kline relieves in Cleveland’s win. Chance posts a 10-10 mark after a 12-strikeout, two-run game. Monbouquette again wins for Boston as Wickersham nails KC’s first shutout since 1960.
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Robin Roberts
Mickey Lolich
Dick Brown
Baltimore
Detroit
Joel Horlen
Don Lock
Washington
Chicago
Dean Chance
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Radatz
Dick Radatz
Boston
Minnesota
Dave Wickersham
Kansas City
Yankees
Roberts
Tigers
Orioles
Lolich
al Smith
Luis Aparicio
Brown
Horlen
Senators
White Sox
Chuck Hinton
Larry Osborne
Lock
Ce Ecamere
Ronnie Kline
Steve Ridzik
Chance
Fred Whitfield
Woodie Held
Felix Torres
Angels
Jerry Walker
Dick Donovan
Donovan
Monbouquette
Bill Monbouquette
Red Sox
Twins
Jim Perry
Dick Stuart
Ed Bres
Packers Waive Former Hawkeye Earl McQuiston
Former Hawkeye Earl McQuiston was among four rookies cut by the Green Bay Packers amid pre All Star Week activity in Chicago. The club, after drafting choices Olin Hill and Bobby Brezina and free agent Earl Lorenz, trimmed McQuiston from the camp as another Hawkeye failed to secure a spot with an NFL team this week.
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Earl McQuiston
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Chicago
Olin Hill
Furman
Bobby Brezina
Houston
Earl Lorenz
Delaware
McQuiston
Iowa Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Iowa
Wilburn Hollis
New York Giants
Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
United Press Interna tional reports the American and National Leagues standings with teams like New York Chicago Baltimore Minnesota Boston and Cleveland leading divisions. Tuesday's slate includes key matchups such as Minnesota at Boston New York at Kansas City and Los Angeles at Cleveland with several night games and scheduled pitchers listed.
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Los Ang
Cleve
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
New York
Minnesota
Boston
Monday Baseball Results And Tuesday Night Pitchers
Monday results show San Francisco beat Pittsburgh 5 4 Milwaukee defeated Cincinnati 8 2 and Los Angeles won 6 2 over Philadelphia in night games Tuesday features probable pitchers for several matchups Chicago at Milwaukee Buhl versus Fischer Cincinnati at St Louis O Toole or Nuxhall against Burdette Pittsburgh at Houston Gibbon against Brown New York at Los Angeles Stallard versus Miller Philadelphia at San Francisco Culp against O Dell Cincinnati at St Louis and Pittsburgh at Houston New York at Los Angeles all listed for night games.
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Ang
Philadelphia
Chicago
Buhl
Fischer
St. Louis
O'Toole
Nuxhall
Burdette
Houston
Gibbon
Brown
Sineinnati
New York
Los Angeles
Investors Stock Fund Declares Quarterly Dividend
Directors of Investors Stock Fund Inc announce a regular quarterly dividend of 12 cents per share for the third quarter of 1963. The record date is July 25 with the payout on July 26, payable from net investment income. This dividend matches the prior quarter and is compared to 9 cents per share in the same quarter last year. Harold K. Bradford, chair and president, notes the dividend is the fund's third consecutive payout.
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Minneapolis
Investors Stock Fund, Inc
Tle
Harold K. Bradford
Washington 19-5 Victory Over English Valley Here Monday
Washington won 19 to 5 at Green Field in a high school baseball game. Mike Boshart pitched all seven innings allowing six hits while Bob McBee went 4 for 4 with two doubles and a single and a walk. A 10 run second inning and five more in the third gave Washington control as English Valley used three pitchers who allowed 14 hits and 14 walks.
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Washington
English Valley
Mike Boshart
Green Field
Boshart
Bob McBee
Joe Jones
Deaton
Combs
Lemley
McClure
Uds
Kaufffman
McBee
Ed Jones
Funeral rites and notices from Ainsworth and Elm Grove Cemeteries
Effie D Will and Grace Stephen final rites held in Ainsworth Methodist Church and Jones Funeral Home. Pallbearers listed for each. Burials at Ainsworth Cemetery and Elm Grove Cemetery. Obits note funeral home arrangements. Local brief mentions of area residents and a New York industry note on carpeting trends.
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Effie D. Will
Ainsworth Methodist Church
William Simbro
George Colthurst
Pall
Sam and
Richard Stephens
Earl
Don Wood
Roger Colthurst
Tom Duncan
Ainsworth Cemery
Jones Funeral Home
When a boy has a man's job
A call to support the USO through local United Fund or Community Chest to reach servicemen at home and abroad. It urges readers to consider this as an investment in freedom and to avoid shortchanging those serving. The message emphasizes Lincoln-esque duty and community aid.
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USO
United Fund
Community Chest
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