Wagner Delivers Two-Run Shot as AL Tops NL in All Star Clash
Leon Wagner of the Los Angeles Angels hit a pivotal two run homer to spark the American League to a 9 to 4 victory over the National League at Wrigley Field. Pete Runnels tied the game early, Rocky Colavito added a three run homer in the seventh and Ray Herbert earned the win from the mound.
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Chicago
UPI
Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs
Nationals
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
Giants
Cardinals
Pete Runnels
Rocky Colavito
Washington
Yankees
Ralph Houk
Houk
Dave Stenhouse
Washington Senators
Johnny Podres
Dick Groat
Padres
Art Mahaffey
Phillies
Runnels
Wagner
Bob Gibson
Dick Farrell
Colts
Colavito
Juan Marichal
Tommy Davis
Eddie Mathews
Yogi Berra
Roger Maris
Bobby Richardson
Podres
Frank Bolling
Ernie Banks
Tom Tresh
Billy Moran
Tresh
Little Leaguers Win In Wapello Tourney
Washington Little Leaguers defeated the Morning Sun Blues 16 to 5 in a four inning Wapello tournament game. Winning pitcher Dave Hutchcroft struck out seven and allowed three hits. Pat Hennigan doubled twice, Chris Wilson tripled, and Mike Levy doubled as Washington piled up eight hits. Washington advances to face the Burlington American or Danville winner at 5 p.m. Thursday in Wapello.
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Washington
Morning Sun Blues
Wapello
Dave Hutchcroft
Wright
Morning Sun
Pat Hennigan
Chris Wilson
Mike Levy
Danville
Major Leagues Standings and Weekend Results
The daily standings list Los Angeles leading the National with 71 wins and .670, San Francisco at 67–39, Cincinnati 61–42, Pittsburgh 61–44, and St. Louis 59–47. Sunday's results include Philadelphia 8 Pittsburgh 1 and Chicago 4 Houston 2, with All-Star Game No. 2 noted as American 9 National 4.
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W. L. Pet
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Chicago
Houston
New York
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Cleve
Inns
Stafford
Osteen
Grba
Perry
Algerian peace move endangered by Boudiaf seizure
In Algiers a tense struggle among Algerian Nationalists intensified after Vice Premier Mohammed Boudiaf was seized at his parents home in M'sila by Villaya One troops. Belkacem Krim and Berber forces demanded his release, threatening to derail conciliatory efforts as Khider planned talks and Ben Khedda urged leaders to reunite in Algiers.
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Algiers
API
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Mohammed Boudiaf
M’sila
Tizi Ouzou
Boudiaf
Belkacem Krim
Willaya
Krim
Ben Bellists
Villaya
Mohammed Khider
Oran
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Khider
Fort Madison Rodeo Promises Top Acts In Septevent
The Fort Madison Rodeo runs September 7 8 and 9 with star Clu Gulager Billy the Kid NBC Tall Man series. Archery champion Ann Maston will perform. clown Emmett Kelly Jr and Arena Kachinas appear. prize money exceeds 11000 and world all around cowboy points are at stake. Tickets via RODEO Fort Madison Iowa.
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Fort Madison
Clu Gulager
Billy the Kid
Ann Maston
Emmett Kelly
Arena Kachinas
Strong Wind Hits Noble Community
A Noble area report describes a Sunday night storm with rain wind and hail. A light pole, a trellis and a chimney downed. electricity off about an hour. Local residents and visitors share updates on family friends new births and community events including a camp attendance and a prize drawing. Back pay awards for workers fired over union activities totaled over 1.5 million dollars for the year ending June 30 1961 in Chicago.
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Noble
Rachelle
Dana Steckly
Albany
Ore
Gib Roth
Iona
Ted Zieglowsky
Fareway
Washington
Chicago, Ill
UPI
Commerce Clearing House
4-H Club Lip Sync of Ribbon Winners Across Groups
Lists of 4-H clubs and participants by color coded ribbons in a large 4-H event. Names include Pepperettes Cedar Clippers Cloverleaf Shamrock Sisters Iowa Maidens and Starliners with many individuals noted across BLUE RED and WHITE divisions.
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BLUE
Rita Sojka
Busy Bees
Karen Huber
Cedar Clippers
Susan Harper
Carol Pogge
Shamrock Sisters
Linda Mitchell
Cloverleaf
Becky White
Miriam Jones
Crooked Creek Cloverettes
Diane Marek
Connie Goodlander
Farmerettes
Julie Horak
Iowa Maidens
Ellen Koch
Jackie Knupp
Lori Carson
Hi Ores
Juanita Ropp
Mary Hershberger
Jolly 4-Hers
Mary Lee Walsh
Lucky Lassies
Shirleen Statler
Jorjean Colthurst
Pepperettes
Pat Marek
Peggy Shalla
Richmond Rocketettes
Margaret Huber
Chickadees
Linda Moore
Starliners
RED
Roberta Miller
Beeliners
Karen Wagner
Nancy Slemmons
Cinderellas
Sally Sheetz
Julie Miksch
Vivian Renoux
Dutchettes
Sue Wells
Donna Reighard
Dutch Creek Flyerettes
Kathy McGuire
Diana Pacha
Good Luck
Sharon Dawn
Pamela Ollinger
76 Chickadees
Linda Wertz
Suzette Graber
Crooked Creek
Cloverettes
Shirley Luers
Lynn Stephens
Mary Kay Leitsinger
Barbara Stoutner
Lori Laing
Beeliner
Sherrie Droll
Trudy Kos
Bonnie Jirsa
White
Bara Temple
Mickey Wheelan
Barbara Messer
Red — Myrna Cave
Rosemary Curtis
Mary Lou Walker
Lynn Martin
Peggy Kephart
Kathy Reha
Pamela Norman
Dianna Hesseltine
Maureen Miller
Mary Schaefer
Donna Waldschmidt
Cheryl Van_ Sickle
Diane Duensing
Susan Mineart
Kathy Horn
Rosemary Reed
Mary Temple
Connie Messer
Cathy Freel
Susan Knupp
Angela Tinnes
Janice Shebek
Linda Spangler
Connie Lance
Donna Wilson
Linda Johnson
Vicki Smith
Jane Combs
Peggy Latta
Cindy Jones
Karen Sue Pepper
Julie Sheetz
Barbara Beranek
Alana Elmore
Margaret Larsen
Jan Hotle
Bonnie Yoder
Mary Lord
Karen Byerly
Marlene Chabal
Crump Clemency Decision Goes to Governor Kerner
The fate of condemned killer Paul Crump, slated for execution, rests with Gov. Otto Kerner after the Illinois Pardon and Parole Board submitted its clemency recommendation. The board heard testimony in Chicago with supporters calling Crump rehabilitated and opponents alleging cunning evasion of justice.
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Springfield
UPI
Paul Crump
Otto Kerner
Iinois Pardon and Parole Board
Crump
Kerner
Chicago
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Legion Drum-Bugle Corp
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Glidden
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City Park
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