Colts Beat All Stars In 24 17 Pro Win
Earl Morrall stars for Baltimore as the Colts defeat the All-Stars 24 to 17 in Chicago. Morrall throws two touchdowns and completes 7 receptions, guiding the pros to their eighth straight victory in the Classic. An All-Star fumble by Sam Havrilak seals the outcome after a Brockington run sets up a score.
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ED Sainsbury
UPI
Chicago
UPS
Earl Morrall
Baltimore
Morrall
Ray Perkins
Tom Matte
Tom Mitchell
Eddie Hinton
Matte
Colts
Sam Havrilak
Colt Gian Jack Ham
John Brockington
Palmer Nicklaus lead in tight PGA National Team Championship
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus shot a nine under par 62 to lead the opening round of the PGA National Team Championship in Ligonier Pennsylvania. The rain delayed round saw Moody, Crampton, and multiple pairs of brothers among the contenders as the field narrows to the low 40 teams after a second round.
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Ira Miller
UPI
Ligonier
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Orville Moody
Bruce Crampton
Sehlee
Smith
Lotz Brothers
Nichols
Palmer
Moody
Dave Stockton
Bob Lunn
Bob Goalby
Art Wall
Tom Weiskopf
Bert Yancey
Bob Payne
Les Peterson
Dale Douglass
Hale Irwin
Paul Harney
Larry Ziegler
Sam Snead
Gardner Dickinson
Lee Trevino
Jowie Johnson
Pan-Am Team Hopes for Clean Sweep in Opening Day
United States track and field squad aims for three golds as Pan American Games open in Cali. Pat Matzdorf, ill with an intestine disorder, is favored in the high jump while Frank Shorter and Tim Vollmer contend in the 10 000 meters and discus. Competition spans 10 sports with 3,056 athletes from 30 nations at Pascual Guerrero Stadium.
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John G. Griffin
UPI
CALL
Colombia
UPS
Pat Matzdorf
United States
Pascual Guerrero Stadium
Matzdorf
Sheboygan
Wis
Valery Brumel
Alex Francis
Fort Hays
Kan
U.S
Professional Directory listing Livingston area attorneys and services
Directory page lists law firms Day Everett Meeker Bates abstract dept office 112 South B phone 653 2147 Morrison Morrison Lloyd 211 West Washington St phone 653 5431 John C Owen Attorney 109 East Main Street phone 653 6531 Stewart Shearer attorneys at law abstract dept 225 West Main phone 653 2159 Chiropractor Dr M L TWEETON 108 North Marion phone 653 2351 Closed all day Wednesday and Saturday afternoon Dr J R BISSLAND Chiropractor Kalona Iowa 656 2411 hours Monday Friday 10 to 12 2 to 5 30 Production Credit Association 210 North Iowa Washington Ta Melvin Schneider Nursing Home Maplewood Manor Keota 536 3400 Dr P L Etler Osteopathic Physician Journal Blog phone 653 3303 Optometrist Dr John W Lemmon 527 South Town Avenue phone 653 2987
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M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
J. R. Bissland
Kalona
Iowa
Demons Attend Ottumwa Summer Football School
A group of Washington High School athletes attended a summer football program at Ottumwa run by Indian Hills Community College. Instructors included college coaches Jack Wallace Drake University Stan Sheriff UNI Ron Schipper Central College Don Lewis Iowa and King Black Iowa State. Demon attendees were Kim Robertson Dave Butler Dave Green Ward Anderson Don Adams Jeff Swartzendruber Steve Hackbarth John Laffoon Gary Zeck Doug Bringer and Ron Mullikin.
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Washington
Ottumwa
Indian Hills Community College
Area College
Jack Wallace
Drake University
Stan Sheriff
University of Northern Iowa
Ron Schipper
Central College
Don Lewis
University of Iowa
King Black
Fom
Iowa State University
Kim Robertson
Dave Butler
Dave Green
Ward Anderson
Don Adams
Jeff Swartzendruber
Steve Hackbarth
John Laffoon
Gary Zeck
Doug Bringer
Ron Mullikin
Young driver wins Eldon mid season at Wapello County Speedway
Dan Dickey edges Pokey West for the Eldon victory as Moss leads early. Dickey extends through a restart delay and holds off West in a tight finish with Stover, Newman, Jackson, and Babb close behind. Other heats see Haas, Hird, and Morris contesting positions. Evans wins the claim stock division.
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Moss Dan Dickey
Eldon
Vicky
Wapello County Speedway
Packwood
John Moss
Dickey
Pokey West
Moss
Mel Morris
Anever
Newman
Ron Jackson
John Babb
West
Stover
Jackson
Babb
Tom Stewart
Morris
Jim Metcalf
Kon Perdock
Gordy
Moss Blandenship
Perdock
West Jackson
Stewart
Metcalf
Ed Pilcher
Duffield
Allison
Nohree
Richard Evans
Wellman
Fldon
Iowa Fair
Oskaloosa
Ed Haas
Jerry Hamm
Stan Stover
Dan Dickey
Jerry Shipley
Jerry Hird
Haas
Indians topple Vida Blue 4 1 in Lipon debut
Cleveland Indians defeat Vida Blue 4 1 as Johnny Lipon wins in his first game as manager. Jack Heidemann and Ted Uhlaender drive in two runs on two-run singles. Blue allows four runs on seven hits before leaving for a pinch hitter in the seventh. Williams blames lack of breaking ball and poor big hits by Cleveland for the loss. Other AL scores include Baltimore 1 Kansas City 0 in rain shortened game, Chicago 5 Boston 1, Washington 3 Milwaukee 2, New York 11 Minnesota 9, Detroit 3 California 0. In NL, Mets 4 Chicago 0, Dodgers 9 Cincinnati 2, San Francisco 5 Pittsburgh 2, Atlanta 3 San Diego 1, Montreal 7 Houston 4 in first game of doubleheader, Cardinals 4 Phillies 3 before rainout of second game.
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Ted Uhlaender Blue
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Williams
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Ray Lamb
Phil Hennigan
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Dick Green
Mets
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pttsburgh
Atlanta
San Diego
Montreal
Houston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Phillies
Gibson Keeps Magic With Cardinals In Win Over Phillies
Bob Gibson pitched six strong hits allowed, guiding the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-3 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies in the first game of a two night doubleheader. Gibson hit a homer in the seventh, driving in the winner, while Tim McCarver and Denny Doyle provided late offense. The second game was rained out.
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UPI
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phils
Gibson
Gibso
Tim McCrver
Denny Doyle
Doyle
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Maplewood Manor Nursing Home
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