Giants Top Dodgers Again 7 to 3
The Giants defeated the Dodgers 7-3 as Orlando Cepeda and Ed Bailey belted key homers and drove in most of San Francisco’s runs. Cepeda added a three-run double and Bailey two homers in a high scoring night watched by 52,993 at Los Angeles. The win pulls the Giants within one game of the Cubs in the standings.
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Fred Down
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Orlando Cepeda
Ed Bailey
Dodgers
Cepeda
Bailey
Orlando
Dodger
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles
Giants
Cepeda and Bailey
Don Larsen
Ron Perranoski
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Maury Wills
John Roseboro
Dick Tracewski
St. Louis Cardinals
Big Inning Sinks Washington YMCA Nine in Green Field clash
Centerville used a seven run fifth inning to beat Washington YMCA high school team 7 to 3 at Green Field. Denny Novak pitched four scoreless innings before the costly fifth. Pat Childs and Jim Kauffman delivered late hits as Washington added two in the sixth and two in the final frame. Next game hosts Davis County Friday night.
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Centerville
Washington
YMCA
Green Field
Big Reds
Denny Novak
Bob McBee
Rich Ballard
Jerry Deaton
Jim Kauffman
Mike Moore
Steve Tindal
Pat Childs
Wally Horn
Davis County
Muscatine Youth Drowns in Mississippi River
In Muscatine a 14 year old boy, Jerry McCormick, drowned in the Mississippi River when he stepped into a hole while wading to recover fishing lures lost by others. Firemen and deputies halted dragging as darkness fell. McCormick, son of Mr and Mrs Joe McCormick, was with 15 year old Freddie Bush who watched the tragedy from shore near lock 16.
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Muscatine
VPI
Missisippi
Jerry McCormick
Joe McCormick
Freddie Bush
Young Bush
McCormick
Jerry
Rotary hears Hotle on history of Washington County
Rotary club members get a talk from Charles Hotle of the county historical society on early Washington County history. He described the library room with historical objects and a county tour planned soon. Cloud Willits introduced him. Paul Shearer arranged the program. Four members attend the Rotary international convention in St Louis with their spouses.
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Hotle
Washington County
Rotary Club
Charles Hotle
County Historical Society
Washington Library
Paul Shearer
Cloud Willits
Mr. Hotle
International Rotary
St. Louis
Dunham Morrison
William Sitler
Robert Kennedy
Judd Mallory
Jean Morrison
Mid Prairie honors award day honors two students
Phil Miller son of Mr and Mrs Weldon Miller received the Bausch and Lamb Science award at senior honors day June 4 in Mid Prairie High School Dick Stutzman son of Mr and Mrs Harold J Stutzman earned the agriculture award
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Phil Miller
Weldon Miller
Mid-Prairie High School
Dick Stutzman
Harold J. Stutzman
Past Matrons Club Honors Fifty-Year Eastern Star Members
The Past Matrons Club met at Mrs. Daisy Chambers home in Keota for a program honoring Sue Ross and Katherine White, both fifty year Eastern Star members. Each received a life membership and a gold rose, with Beth Holmes presenting history of the honorees. The group planned a September vacation.
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Boyd Sanders Keota
Daisy Chambers
Bet Holmes
Helen Bowers
Actin
Ellen Krause
Verla Walker
Sue Ross
Katherine White
Eastern Star
Beth Holmes
Sue
Katherine
Mystry
Wilna Wright
Mabel Ochs
Anna White
Matildarkpatrick
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Cubs
Colts
Micago Cubs
Houston Colts
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Ken Hubbs
Jim Schaffer
Lindy McDaniel
Hal Woodeshick
Ray Culp
Phillies
Tony Gonzalez
Don Demeter
Ed Mathew
Homerea
Ron
Tracy Stallard
Cincinnati
Joey Jay
Tim Harkness
Mets
Mangold
Olympia
Brown Finance
Alfred Eed
Taylor
Jessica Andy
Suzanne PL
Lowa
Tippy Hedren
Aten
Piazza
Hero
Pop
Keota
Falcon
Brown Motors
Jimmy Dennis Orchestra
Lee Baird
Merle Turnipseed
Roger Arnold
Brighton
James Quinn
Ainsworth
Clayde Garrett
Pete Boileau
Julia Daering
Bill Wessler
Max Lee
Richard’ Ballard
Jimmy and
Richie
Don Boyer
Kodak
Washington, Iowa
Minick
Minick Furniture Co
Hoe
Main St
Iowa
Stool National Bank
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