Longest Night. Senators Top White Sox 6 5 in 22 Innings
Paul Casanova caught all 22 innings of the White Sox Senators marathon that set the major league longest night game record. He went 1-for-8, delivering a go ahead single in the 22nd to beat Chicago 6 5, in a six hour and 38 minute epic ending at 2 43 a.m. EDT. The game featured no errors and tied or set several marks, including Epstein’s 34 putouts at first base. Other AL results: Minnesota 11 Detroit 5, Boston 3 New York 1, Baltimore 10 Kansas City 2, Cleveland 11 California 0 in 11 innings. NL: Atlanta 7 Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 7 St Louis 5, Houston 5 San Francisco 2. Rich Rollins hit a grand slam for Minnesota. Gary Bell and Russ Gibson contributed key moments for Boston.
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Locals Win Trophies In Kiwanis Golf Tourney
Washington Kiwanis golfers won the two man team title at the state Kiwanis Club golf tournament on the Finkbine course in Iowa City. About 182 players competed as Dr. Bill Westphal placed second in individual play with 72, one stroke behind Bob Fisher of Boone who shot 71.
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IOOF to present second and third degree work this evening
Edward Louis Sinn of route two Wayland was fined $12 in Justice Richard Hotle's court for speeding. The IOOF hall will host second and third degree work this evening.
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Tri County Little League rosters named for Washington teams
The Tri County Little League rosters for Washington’s two sea son squads are announced with Jesse Knight coaching the South team and Phil Schooley directing the North. Uniform pickup is at Green Field at 11 a.m. Wednesday. South roster includes Craig Paul Bill Bordwell Mike Gallagher Joe Williams Kevin Crawford Rob in Hampsher David Tweeton Bill Hanson Randy Payne Dave Schooley Rusty Bannister Mark Elgin. North roster lists Stan Close Steve Greene Larry Hysell Randy Martin Tom Sheetz Roger Smith Steve Goff Drew McAvoy Richard Miller Kim Walker Danny Wheelan Ray Williams.
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Post Office Seeks Vehicle Bid for Mobile Route
The Washington post office accepts bids to hire a vehicle for use on the mobile route from the local post office. Details on requirements are available at the post office.
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Highland Defeats Winfield 3 to 1 in Rough Contest
Highland High School beat Winfield 3 to 1 at Highland field on Monday afternoon. Winfield scored in the second on two hits and three Highland errors. Highland answered with runs in the first, third and fifth on five hits and two errors. Rice and Rath were the batteries for Highland with Rice fanning 14. Rath drove in two Highland runs with two singles.
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Washington Babe Ruth team loses doubleheader in action
Washington Senior Babe Ruth loses to Hills 7 1 in game one as Hills scores seven unearned runs despite Al Pohren two hitter. In game two Iowa City defeats Washington 11 10 with Rich Deaton pitching and Jim Sojka collecting four hits.
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Squirt Soda's Rise From Southwest Citrus Groves
The original tart-sweet Squirt, born in the hot Southwest, crafted from sun-ripened fruit to quench a big thirst. Once unique, its tart flavor now faces international popularity and a flood of citrus imitators in the market.
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