Tigers Build 5 Game Lead In AL Race
The Detroit Tigers, missing Kaline and Wilson, win 2-1 over the Minnesota Twins to stretch their AL lead to five games. Dick McAuliffe homered to break a 1-1 tie as Oakland shut out Cleveland 7-0 elsewhere. Atlanta beat St. Louis 7-1 and New York edged Los Angeles 2-1 in the NL.
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Cincinnati
Houston
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Highland Downs Lone Tree In 11-4 Baseball Win
Highland High School defeated Lone Tree 11 to 4 at Lone Tree yesterday. The team led 5 to 2 after the second inning and never trailed. Norris pitched for Highland, Eden took the loss. Highland had 9 hits and 4 errors. Lone Tree 7 hits and 7 errors. Riggen hit a two run homer for Lone Tree. Tim Krantz had two Highland hits including a two run triple. Highland hosts Columbus Friday.
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Riverside dominates Washington in two Tri-County games
Riverside defeated Washington North in both ends of a Tri-County Little League doubleheader on Wednesday. In game one Wingler pitched a no hitter through three innings as Riverside won 21 to 0 with Washington using Phil Long Jeff Zear and Jack Reed. The nightcap went Riverside’s way 20 to 5 in four innings with Waldschmidt allowing six hits while Washington trio Jim Edwards Jack Reed and Rusty Tschantz worked.
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Washington
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Jeff Zear
Jack Reed
Waldschmidt
Jim Edwards
Rusty Tschantz
Casper Favored as Open Starts in Rochester
In Rochester the U.S. Open tees off with a 150-man field. Billy Casper, top money winner and four-time winner this season, opens as the 5-2 favorite, though Casper is 37 in two weeks. Local chatter favors the younger lions but odds cling to the veteran.
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Fishing with trap brings $100 fine
Loren West fall of Lone Tree was fined $100 and costs after using a trap to catch fish in the Iowa River near the Johnson Washington County border. Conservation officer Steve Messinger escorted the fisherman to Iowa City for a hearing before C. J. Hutchinson, with the incident taking place on the river boundary.
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Iowa River
Steve Messinger
Iowa City
C. J. Hutchinson
Johnson
Washington
Washington South Clippers Past Lone Tree 2 1
Washington South defeated Lone Tree 2 to 1 in a Tri County Little League game played Wednesday. Craig Paul earned the win pitching with 11 strikeouts and no walks. Hill took the loss for Lone Tree. Joe Williams had two hits for Washington, while Forbes had two for Lone Tree.
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Kiwanis golfers take second in Charles City tourney
Washington's delegation to the Kiwanis golf tournament in Charles City earned second in three divisions. Bill Westphal placed second in the singles championship flight after a playoff. The team also took second in the two man and four man events with players Westphal Brake Paul Gebhardt Morrison Duncan Bates Logan.
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Eldon Brake
Dick Paul
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Giff Morrison
Larry Duncan
Bob Bates
John Logan
Yankees and Orioles win in City Little League games
The Yankees defeated the Indians 15 to 7 while the Orioles beat the Tigers 7 to 2 in city Little League for 9 and 10 year olds on Wednesday. Irl Lambertson earned the win for the Yankees and Jeff Vargason pitched for the Indians.
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Cedar Clippers June Meeting Highlights at 4-H Club
The Cedar Clippers met with Pam Norman in June. Roll call asked What Problem I Have in Keeping My Room Neat. Denise Hammen spoke on Shipshape Room and Lin da Jones presented Casual or Careless Which Are You. Refreshments were served.
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Swim program to open here Monday
Mrs. Neal Lampkin, director of the Red Cross learn to swim program at Washington's municipal swimming pool, reports the program will open Monday, June 17, with over 800 enrolled. Minimum age is 8 years before July 26 of this year. Classes will be held at 9, 9 45 and 10 30 a.m. Assisting with the program this year are a long list of instructors and aides, plus basket monitors and a recorder.
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Harold Ganon
Robert Huber
Lloyd Walker
Major League Standings and Results Summary
United Press International reports May standings with Saint Louis leading at 35 24, San Francisco 32 27, and Atlanta 30 27. Results include Detroit 2 1 over Minnesota and Oakland 7 0 over Cleveland. Scheduled and played games feature numerous rain delays and doubleheaders with key matchups across the league.
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Regents Review Iowa Area Community Colleges Plight
State Board of Regents and State Board of Public Instruction met in Iowa City to review area community colleges woes after North Central Association refused accreditation transfers for Mason City and Burlington Junior Colleges. Issues cited include insufficient general education in technical curricula and lack of local control over curriculum and finance. An expert from NCA, Isaac Beckes, will aid Iowa in resolving the dispute, amid ongoing political and legislative changes shaping the statewide area college system.
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Iowa
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