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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1967

Page

8

Perry wins on two-hitter as Giants rise in standings

Giants righthander Gaylor Perry pitched a two-hitter in a 7-1 win over the Pirates, improving to 4-4 as San Francisco moves into third place at 25-19 after a nine of twelve stretch. Perry, who was 21-game winner last season, praised manager Herman Franks for sticking with him through a rough start.

Herman Franks Giants San Francisco Juan Marichal Perry Pittsburgh Pirates

Memphis Open golfer bogged by kids at tee

Dave Hill led the Memphis Open after a five under par 65 despite a distraction from two kids behind the eighth tee. The Jackson, Michigan pro finished one stroke ahead of Bert Weaver and Babe Hiskey, with Gary Player, Harold Henning, and Dave Marr at 67, while Jack Nicklaus shot 77.

Memphis, Tenn UPI Dave Hill Colonial Country Club Jackson Mich Bert Weaver Babe Hiskey Pocatello Idaho Gary Player Harold Henning Dave Marr Litchfield Park Ariz Jack Nicklaus Hill

Major League Standings And Thursday Results

United Press International reports American League standings with Minnesota defeating Boston and Cleveland routing Detroit. Tonight's scheduled pitchers include Sparma Stottlemyre Lonborg Siebert or Bell and McGlothlin Kaat Bertaina Phoebus. Tomorrow's slated games feature Detroit at New York and Boston at Cleveland among others.

United Press International American League Minnesota Boston Washington California Cleveland Detroit Sparma New York Stottlemyre Lonborg Cleveand Siebert Bell Kansas City Odom Chicago Horlen McGlothlin Kaat Bert Baltimore Atlanta Jarvis Cincinnati McCool Ellis Simmons St. Louis Carlton Philadelphia Sisk Los Angeles Singer Fisher San Francisco Bolin Phila Houston Pitts Los Ang San Fran W. L. Pet

Typhoid outbreak at Stanford stalls Olympics hopes

STANFORD Calif UPI an outbreak of typhoid fever at Stanford University has left 16 students stricken Ten athletes are among the victims Eleven of the students hospitalized including Olympic swim star Dick Roth were said to be improving Medical director Maurice Osborne traced the disease to the kitchen of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity house where a cook is suspected The kitchen was closed last Friday and more cases may occur as the incubation period can run up to three weeks Hospitalized cases include football players Mike Hibler Tim Sheehan and Bob Conrad Roth's coach George Haines said the Olympian would miss the Pan American games in Winnipeg in July and would be out for the next nine months though he hopes to try out for the 1968 Olympic team

Stanford Calif UPI Stanford University Dick Roth Maurice Osborne Stanford Health Service Beta Theta Pi Osborne Mike Hibler Mountain View Tim Sheehan Delano Bob Conrad Los Angeles George Haines Roth

U. S. Stars Reach Walker Cup Semi Finals in England

Three American Walker Cup players Dickson Cerrudo and Fleckman moved into the semi finals at Formby England as the United States chased its first British Amateur title since 1962. Dickson crushed Tony Moss seven and five Cerrudo defeated Mike Bonallack five and four and Fleckman beat Wild in a quick morning match.

Formby England UPI Bob Dickson Muskogee Okla Ron Cerrudo San Rafael Calif Marty Fleckman Houston United States Dickson Bill Murray Scotland Jim Grant Wethersfield Grant Clark Bill Campbell Huntington W. Va Moss Bonallack Cerrudo

Belmont Stakes set as Test of Champions in Belmont field

The 99th Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct on Saturday pits Derby winner Proud Clarion against Preakness victor Damascus with ten runners. Favorable Turn joins the list, led by trainer Gene Jacobs, as the purse reaches 149,700 with 105,950 to the winner.

New York UPI Aqueduct Proud Clarion Damascus Herbert Allen Gene Jacobs Turn-To W.J. Seitz Patrice Jacobs Michael Phipps Gentleman James John M. Schiff Edgar Zanther Prinkipo Joseph M. Roebling Gaylord Feather Jane Levien Nehoc Bullet Angel Cordero Belmont Willie Shoemaker Nashua Delaware Park Frank Whitley Edith Bancroft Whitley Shoemaker Hollywood Park California Churchill Downs

Change hour for baseball practice

Boys in Washington are urged to register at the YMCA for Pony League or Babe Ruth baseball this summer. Practice sessions move to Mondays at 4 p.m. at Green Field to accommodate players. About 15 more boys are needed for two Tri-County League teams. A community clean‑up will be held Sunday at Green Field at 4 p.m. with men bringing rakes shovels and lawnmowers.

Washington YMCA Green Field Meny

Women's Bowling High Scores In Golf Club Meet

Golf Club women set team series 2329 and 2251 with games 811 and 761. Lucy Smith led with 548 in the series while Jean Close and Betty Ward posted 538. Close bowled 212 and Ward 196 in individual games.

Golf Darby Lucy Smith Jean Close Betty Ward

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