Gibson nets third win with first homer as Cardinals rout Dodgers
Bob Gibson tosses a five-hit shutout and adds a two-run homer as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-0. The game features an oldtimers ceremony, Gibson’s third straight win, and Pittsburgh’s doubleheader sweep of San Francisco. Also noted are wins by Houston over Montreal, Cincinnati over Philadelphia, Chicago over San Diego, and other NL results.
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United Press International
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Bruce Kison
Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco
Kison
Baltimore
New York
Mets
Atlanta Braves
Houston Astros
Montreal Expos
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
San Diego Padres
Dodgers
Dal Maxvill
Dodger Stadium
Jackie Robinson
Roy Campanella
Sandy Koufax
Bison
Gene Clines
Vic Davalillo
Willie Stargell
al Oliver
Milt May
Darrell Evans
Atlanta
Shea Stadium
Ron Schueler
Don Wilson
Montreal
Ron Fairly
Wilson
Major league doubleheader slate on Tuesday
California plays Detroit in a doubleheader while Milwaukee visits Kansas City Minnesota faces Baltimore Oakland meets Cleveland New York travels to Texas and Boston goes to Chicago for varied season matchups across the circuit.
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United Press International
G.B. New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
W. L
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
Pitt
Briles
San Diego
Norman
Cinci
New York
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Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Milwaukee
Ww. L. Pet G.B
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Texas
Kansas City
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Kan
Odom
Perry
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McNally
Summer baseball schedules start June 12 city leagues
Summer schedule set by YMCA staff officer Jeff Buhr outlines city league practice times and game days. Little League teams hold Friday games at 9:30, 12:30, and 2:30. Tri County Reds Blues practice. Pony League Reds Blues practices. Babe Ruth Reds practice Tuesday and games Thursday at 8 pm.
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Sune
Jeff Buhr
YMCA
Tri-County
Little League Reds
Blues
Pony League Reds
Babe Ruth
Reds
Bannister team takes lead in men's Twilight Golf league
Huss Bannister's squad moved into first place in the men s Twilight Golf league after Friday s action, despite tying 16 16 with Westphal. notable scores included Westphal par 35 for medialist honors and Wells 37. Other low scores listed include DeLa 36 Hayes 39 Bennett 39 Allender 37 and more. Standings follow.
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Bannister
Huss Bannister
Westphal
Bollman
Lowe
Lloyd
Greene
Ridley
Busley
Morrison
C. Wells
Paul
J. Wells
Sanders wins Kemper Open with last hole birdie
Doug Sanders defeated Lee Trevino by one stroke at the Kemper Open in Charlotte. Sanders, 38, surged with five birdies and a 68 final round to finish 13 under 275 and claim the $35,000 first prize, marking a comeback from tendonitis. Trevino, who started nine under, birdied No. 6 to briefly lead but faltered with the famed par three eighth hole, ending one behind.
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Charlotte
N.C
UPI
Doug Sanders
Lee Trevino
Sanders
Trevino
Labron Harris
Stillwater
Okla
Bahamas
Cesar
Ray Floyd
Tom Shaw
Dave Hill
Quail Hollow
Merry Mexican
Five Softball Games In City Loop Reported
Jason's defeated the Piledriver 12 to 6 in the first city league softball game Friday night with Gary Curtis winning pitcher and Walker losing. The Chocolate Shop beat Paul's Shoes 13 to 11 as Richards pitched for the Shop and S Davison took the loss for Paul's. Sunday Gibson Discount beat the Chocolate Shop 7 to 1 with Gary Curtis again the winner and John Combs the loser. Diamond Inn beat Perfex 21 to 11 in five innings, Dick Emry earning the win for the Sun. In the final Sunday game Waconda defeated DeKalb 21 to 7 after opening 21 to 0. Dayton lost, Frank Chmelar pitched the win.
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Jason’s
Piledriver
Gary Curtis
Walker
Chocolate Shop
Paul's Shoes
Richards
S Davison
Paul
Dick Emry
the Sun
Waconda
DeKalb
Dayton
Frank Chmelar
Weekend visitors in Galen Weaver home
May 30 visitors from Spirit Lake and McPherson joined the Galen Weaver family in Keota for weekend visits. Denise, Larry, and Rennie Weaver were hosted with Mrs. John Henry. the Dean Epperly home hosted the Nelsons from McPherson, Kansas, who attended the Alumni Banquet. Several local families from Iowa City Williamsburg and Washington joined for supper and visits before the Nelsons returned home.
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Galen Weaver
Paul Sievert Keota
LaVernon Weaver
Denise
Larry
Rennie
Spirit Lake
John Henry
Marvin Nelson
Richie
Dennis
Jolene
McPherson
Kan
Dean Epperly
Williamsburg
Weaver
Nelson
Lowell Weaver
Iowa City
Jeff
Chris
Randy
Rhonda
Bob Chalupa
Michelle
Lynelle
Washington
Kansas
Bill Yoder
Walter Doaks
Gary Doaks
Mercy Hospital
Bob Long
Mrs. Long
Archie Hauberman
Kalona
Long
Dean Rebal
Solon
Iowa
Edward Rebal
Russell Wallerich
Wyoming
Homer Allerich
Bob Becker
David Flynn
el Paso
Texas
Leonard Flynn
Bud Lechner
Don Merz
Harper
Lewis Powell
Wayne Olson
Debby Fry
Nevada
Cliff Fry
Mike Fry
Olson
Keota
Davenport
Dave Lyle
Claude Greiner
Jim Weber
Doug Laux
Kirksville
Dick Wells
Prairie du Chiene
Wis
Dick Norenberg
Robert Hawkins
Jim Dickenson
Larry Netten
Frank Caraccio
Robert Dill
Rickie
Lake Havasu City
Ariz
Cloyce Dill
Sigourney
Lyle Gaines Feature Winner at Columbus Junction Saturday
Lyle Gaines of East Moline Illinois won the 25 lap feature at Columbus Junction Saturday evening. He started in the front row and edged Larry Jenkins of Wilton and Ron Hemsted of Lone Tree in a race where all heats ran without restarts.
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Columbus Junction
Lyle Gaines
East Moline
Gaines
Larry Jenkins
Wilton
Ron Hemsted
Lone Tree
Charlie Moffitt
Stanwood
Shorty Bennett
Moline
Til
Moffitt
Bennett
Perry Beckler
Gay Guss
Milan
Hemsted
Keota Memorial Notes and Graduation Events Summary
Keota area residents visited hospitals and attended commencements at the University of Iowa for Steven Bryson and others. Family receptions followed graduations, with guests from Washington Des Moines Davenport Coralville Muscatine South English and Spencer. A girls softball session was scheduled for the YWCA program at Lincoln School field.
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Gene Bryson
Sue Ann
Spencer
Bertha Adam
Viola
University of Iowa
Steven Craig Bryson
Verle Sigler
Carl
Tom Sigler
Moline
Jack Schmidt
Harry Rynott
Davenport
Mary Henderson
Keota
Sam
Vera) Gregory
Glendale
Ariz
Kevin Greiner
Raymond Greiner
Rose Oswalt
Walter Greiner
South English
Jerry Black
Coralville
Nick Greiner
Oxford
Terry Greiner
Claude Greiner
Kevin
Gene Heisdorffer
Jon Bohr
YWCA
Lincoln School
Schmidhauser critiques USDA inaction on grain losses
Democrat candidate Schmidhauser attacked USDA inaction over $100000 in grain storage losses in Jefferson county area. He linked CCC failure to warn farmers about elevator bankruptcies and urged rapid legislative or administrative reforms to protect farmers in federally approved storage. He urged stronger protections as spring planting pressed on and planned campaign events in Blue Grass and Davenport.
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Wellman
United States Department of Agriculture
Jefferson County
1St District
Federal Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Fairfeld Elevator Company
Schmidhauser
Congress
Hmidhauser
Scott County
Blue Grass
Davenport
Visitors in John Frame home host Monday gathering
A social evening at John Frame’s home saw Mr. and Mrs W R Murphy of Washington and Mr and Mrs F J Haesemeyer of Dallas visit June 1. Community group notes include Cotter Ladies Aid planning Bible School lunch for June 13 and next meetings set for July 6 at Mrs Tom Peters.
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C.A. Thompson Ainsworth
W.R. Murphy
Washington
F.J. Haesemeyer
Dallas
Texas
John Frame
Cotter
Cotter United
Cotter Church
Davis
Miss Stone
Tom Peters
Hugh Morris
Columbus Junction Ces
Women’s Society of Christian Service
United Methodist Church
Gary Windus
Shennie Buck
Buck
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Tom Hall
Clay
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Butler
Winfield Agri-Builders
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Bob Mann
Exel - O - Craft
Washington, IA
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Gerber
Long Grove
Hopp
Muscatine
Helm
Andalusia
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Jenkins
Guss
Stewart
Abney
Hofer
Morgan
Beckler
Robinson
Tompkins
Prymek
Tom Kleindolph
Bob Kleindolph
Metcalf
Morris
Gussavs
USDA
Dale Buck
Kermit Jenkins
Marr Park
Terry Cellman
Floyd Martin
Duane White
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Duane
Washington County Farm Bureau
Estherville
Sonny James
Ted Strain
NEC
Auto & Cycle Riverside
Deep Rock Station
Gore
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