Colts Win Two as Mets Suffer Long Losing Streak
The Houston Colts split wins with the Pittsburgh Pirates 10-6 and 10-3, fueled by 31 hits led by Carl Warwick Ramon Mesias Bob Lillis and Norm Larker. The New York Mets fell 6-1 to the San Francisco Giants extending the season's 15 game losing streak.
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Ken Johnson
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Dodgers
Bob Miller
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
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Marichal
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Major Leagues Weekend Results With Standings Note
Major Leagues results list scores from Saturday Sunday and Monday previews. Highlights include San Francisco routing New York 10 1 and 6 1 with Philadelphia and Los Angeles sweeping opponents while Houston and Pittsburgh post multiple wins. Probable pitchers Koufax Mahaffey noted for the lone night game.
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Mahaffey
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Curt's Cats Take Lead in Twilite League Golf Standings
Curt's Cats hold a narrow lead in the Twilite League after 160 wing matches Friday night. Standings show each team's record and point gap with Dogs, Jackals, Bears, and Rabbits among the near-contenders across classes A to G.
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Twilite
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Russ’ Rabbits
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Eldon’s
Eagles
Stags
Curt's Cats
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Don's Dogs
Clint's Colts
Bud's Bees
Jim's Jaguars
Stew
Jack's Jackals
The
Giff's Guns
Bill's Birds
Bob's Bears
High Schoolers Open Season June 8 at Ainsworth
Washington high school baseball players begin their season Friday at Ainsworth. The local YMCA sponsored team coached by John Sproule released a schedule with several open dates. The schedule lists games from June 8 to August 5 at various locations including Mid Prairie Cardinal Mt Pleasant Wapello Riverside Ainsworth Bloomfield English Valley Columbus Junction and an Invitational tournament early August.
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Ainsworth
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Lone Tree
Wapello
English Valley
Here
Riverside
Bloomfield
Columbus Junction
There
Mc Avoys Elected to District Posts in Veterans Meet
Ten years ago today Mr and Mrs Marion S Mc Avoy were elected to district offices in the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the district meeting held in Muscatine Sunday. Mrs Milo Steele Jr was appointed district color bearer.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Muscatine
Milo Steele Jr
Clem McCarthy Dies Today in New York
New York dispatch reports Clem McCarthy an iconic U S sports broadcaster died at 7 a m in the Dresden Madison Nursing Home Manhattan He was 79 years old and had been an invalid since a auto accident later contracting Parkinsons disease McCarthy famed for Kentucky Derby radio calls died after a long illness
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Lionel Hebert Wins Memphis Open In Sudden Death Playoff
Lionel Hebert won the Memphis Open after a three way playoff with Gary Player and Gene Littler. Hebert sank a 30 foot birdie on the first extra hole to finish 13 under 167 and claim the $6,490 prize at Colonial Country Club in Memphis. Littler shot 66 and Player 68 in the final round.
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Lionel Hebert
Gary Player
Gene Littler
Hebert
Baseball Team Will Practice Here Today
The Washington YMCA high school boys baseball team holds its first practice at Green Field at 5 30 p m today led by Coach John Sproule. Players without registration should bring a two dollar entry fee.
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Southeast Iowa Amateur Tourney Prep At Local Club
The club gears up for the Southeast Amateur with Friday and Thursday events. Entries for the SE Amateur are arriving fast with guidance from T. R. Phillips and the pro shop. Memorial Day two ball results honored the James Lloyds committee and a potluck followed. A first family night dinner is planned for Thursday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mike Logan. A new staff addition comes with a wedding, Butch and Becky, and June dance drew a large members turnout. Rain measured 2.5 inches this week.
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Gilbert Mills
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Iowa City
Committee OKays Trade Proposals For Kennedy Tariff Drive
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a five year trade bill giving the president broad authority to cut or eliminate import duties in return for foreign concessions. The measure aims to improve access for U.S. farm and industrial products in foreign markets and compete with Europe’s Common Market. The approval came by voice vote after extensive hearings and drafting sessions.
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Europe Sets Common Market Aid for Import Fallout
Europe plans a 52 week subsidy to workers who lose jobs due to cheaper imports and offers tax concessions and financial aid to firms harmed by competition from foreign products.
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Algeria Paper Banned After OAS Pirated Issue
In Algiers the Depeche d Algerie was seized and banned after a pirated edition appeared on newsstands. Armed gendarmes occupied the publishing building and authorities announced the paper ban until further notice. The two-page inserted tract titled Appeal by France was an OAS publication.
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OAS Allegations Tie De Gaulle to FLN Talks Rumor
A document from OAS leaders urged peace talks with the FLN while accusing President de Gaulle of betraying Algeria. Rumors of ongoing negotiations circulated despite official denials, with no explanation for how the pirate edition appeared.
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