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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1964

Page

8

Dodgers top Cardinals 3 to 0 behind Koufax's shutout

Sandy Koufax delivered his third shutout of the season and eighth win as the Dodgers beat the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 0. Don Drysdale supported with back-to-back wins and LA moved within one game of .500. Tommy Davis drove in a run. Charlie James had a fifth inning single.

UPI Los Angeles Dodgers Sandy Koufax Sandy Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Don Prysaate Koufax Charlie James Ernie Broglio Tommy Davis Julian Javier Broglio Milwaukee Braves San Francisco Giants New York Mets Philadelphia Phillies Cincinnati Reds Houston Colts Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates New York Chicago Minnesota Washington Cleveland Kansas City Boston Baltimore Joe Torre Hank Aaron Jack Smith Gaylord Perry Ed Mathews Braves Harvey Kuenn Mets Phillies Joe Christopher Jim Hickman Charlie Smith Tracy Stallard Richie Allen Joe Nuxhall Reds Ken

Major League Standings And Weekend Schedule Highlights

National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 29 wins and 21 losses, followed by Cincinnati and Pittsburgh in close pursuit. American League lists Chicago atop the table at 31-17 with Minnesota and Cleveland close behind, as weekend matchups feature key interleague and division games across both leagues.

United Press International National League W. L. Pet Philadelphia San New York Phila Pittsburgh Chicago Law Burdette Milwaukee San Francisco Cloninger Fischer Marichal St. Louis Los Angeles Broglio Moeller Cincinnati Houston Maloney Brown Lary Bunning Minnesota Cleveland Boston Detroit Washington Kansas City Baltimore Chi Kan. City Newman Wickersham Penn Ramos Katt Osteen Kreutzer Downing Bunker Wilson

Carney and Brake claim state junior golf crowns

Jim Carney of Centerville won the Iowa junior golf championship at Finkbine in Iowa City by defeating John Peters of Muscatine 3 and 2. Mike Brake, son of Eldon Brake of Washington, captured the second flight title by beating Jeff Peterson of Clinton 4 and 2, following strong finishes in his last two matches. Carney will play in the Southeast Iowa Amateur in Washington Sunday.

Jim Carney Centerville Iowa Finkbine Course Iowa City Washington Carney John Peters Muscatine Mike Brake Eldon Brake Jeff Peterson Clinton Mike

Yankees Sweep Sox tighten race with Ford strong

Whitey Ford led a Friday night sweep of the Chicago White Sox as the Yankees cut the gap to three games for first. Ford earned his eighth straight win with a four hitter, Maris and Pepitone contributed big blows in a five run sixth. In other AL action, the Twins beat the Senators 5-3, Indians 3-0 over the Athletics, and the Red Sox 7-3 over the Orioles as Pascual and McDowell shined for their clubs.

Yogi Berra New York Yankees Chicago White Sox Yankees Yankee Whitey Ford Steve Hamilton Skein Ford Hamilton Washington Senators Ford Roger Maris Joe Pepitone Tony Kubek Minnesota Twins Cleveland Indians Kansas City Athletics Boston Red Sox Baltimore Orioles Los Angeles Detroit Cincinnati Houston New York Philadelphia St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Milwaukee San Franciso Camilo Pascual Zodo Versalles Tony Oliva Jimmie Hall Bernie Allen Pascual Sam McDowell Indians Mel McGaha Kansas City Leon Wagner Johnny Romano Felix Mantilla Bob, Tillman Tony Conigliaro Dave Morehead Red Sox Steve Barber Brooks Robinson Orioles

Lindgren Shatters 10,000 Meter Record in U S Meet

Gerry Lindgren, 18, Spokane, Washington, clocked 29 minutes 37.6 seconds to win the 10,000 meters at the U S Track and Field Federation meet in Corvallis, qualifying for the Olympic trials in Los Angeles. He also emphasized returning to the 5,000 meters at the National AAU meet in two weeks. The performance overshadowed other events including Lew Hoyt's high jump and Bill Silverberg's steeplechase win.

Corvallis Ore UPI Gerry Lindgren John Rogers Spokane Wash Oiday Los Angeles Lindgren U.S Southern California Lew Hoyt Bill Silverberg Kansas

Welterweight Griffith seeks middleweight crown after upset

Emile Griffith of New York and the Virgin Islands earned a third win over Luis Rodriguez by split decision to keep the welterweight title but announced plans to challenge Joey Giardello for the 160 pound crown. Rodriguez, from Utah and Miami Beach, acknowledged defeat and expressed interest in Giardello's title as well. The Las Vegas bout drew 4,604 spectators at the Convention Center and featured contentious scoring across the judges and officials.

Las Vegas Nev Emile Griffith Luis Rodriguez Joey Giardello Griffith Giardello Joey Rodriguez Miami Beach New York Virgin Islands Las Vegas Convention Center Luis Krause John Romero David Zenoff United Press International

Stamp designs honor American Music and stamps from around the world

A report on a new five cent US stamp commemorating American Music unveiled by the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers. The design features wind and string instruments from America's early era with Benjamin Franklin type, issued in red blue and black on blue paper. Also notes Canada and Franco Yugoslav stamp issues and a Notre Dame cathedral stamp in France.

American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers America Benjamin Franklin U.S Canada Ontario Quebec Action Ottawa 2 Notre Dame Cathedral Paris France Jugoslavia Paraguay John XXII Paul VI

Mid-Prairie Hires McDowell and Others at Board Meeting

The Mid-Prairie Board hired John McDowell of West Chester as secretary to the Board of Education replacing Lola Marner who returns to her former post as high school principal's secretary. At a May 23 special and June 1 regular meeting Ellen Packer and Robert Gaston joined as senior high English teacher and instrumental music instructor respectively. Edna Blumenstein was honored at a May 29 faculty breakfast after forty seven years of service and retired.

John €. McDowell West Chester Board of Education McDowell Lola Marner Wellman Marner Ellen Packer Miss Packer Ames West High Davenport Robert Gaston Gaston State College of Town Mullen Nebraska Valley City Cumberland Iowa Woodbine Blumenstein Kolonial Townhouse Bluemstein Bill M. Clark M. L. Tweeton Mid - Prairie

Care labels urge low heat for metallic thread fabrics

A UPI report notes readers should check garment labels for care instructions when washing metallic thread fabrics. The American Institute of Laundering warns some metallics melt at low temperatures, so use a low heat setting and a pressing cloth when ironing. The piece cites a list of readers or contributors from Joliet Illinois.

Joliet, Ti UPI American Institute of Laundering

Graduation honors for Klein at Iowa City law college

Ten years ago, Mr and Mrs Don Appic ate were in Iowa City on a Friday evening to attend graduation exercises for their son in law LaVon Klein who received a degree from the universitys college of law.

Don Appicate Iowa City LaVon Klein University College of Law

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