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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1966

Page

8

Koufax Ousted as Dierker Shuts Out Dodgers 3-0

Houston’s Larry Dierker tossed a five hitter for his first major league shutout, blanking the Dodgers 3-0. Koufax struggled with control, yielding seven hits and six strikeouts over less than a complete game. Bob Aspromonte homered for the Astros as San Francisco, Cincinnati, and Atlanta posted other NL wins. In the AL, Baltimore led by defeating New York 2-1 and Boston routed Cleveland 11-7.

Koufax Houston Astros Los Angeles Dierker Hatton San Francisco Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Atlanta Philadelphia St. Louis New York Baltimore Boston Cleveland Washington Detroit California Minnesota Kansas City Bob Aspromonte Chuck Harrison Bob Miller Dodgers McCovey Willie McCovey Giants N.L Willie Mays Tom Haller Jim Ray Hart Ollie Brown Jim Maloney Dick Simpson Tony Perez Perez Hank Aaron Ieader Woody Woodward Joe Torre Cardinals

Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results From Major Leagues

United Press International reports current standings with California leading Minnesota and Chicago, Boston and Cleveland in tight races. Tuesday results show late games and night losses. Wednesday forecasts list twilight and night doubleheaders and probable pitchers for California Minnesota and other matchups across the league.

United Press International California Chicago Cleve Boston Baltimore New York Washington Detroit Minnesota Kan City Wright McGlothlin Kaat Grant Kansas City Stafford Krausse Howard Peters Bunker McCormick Cleveland McDowell Peterson McLain Lonborg Minn Twilight City

Welcome Wagon Guard Rides Through Tough Neighborhoods

A tongue in cheek note describes neighborhoods so rough that a man on a Welcome Wagon serves as a protective, symbolic escort. The quip highlights urban grit and the unexpected roles people assume to ease new residents into difficult areas.

4 H Club Dutchet tes June Meeting Demonstrations

Six 4 H members attended the June meeting at Vivian Renoux home. Mrs. Wilbur Wright showed a film strip on breakfast. Vivian Renoux demonstrated rolls. Shirley Hixon spoke on centerpieces and assisted Florence Augustine with canning. Julia Miksch demonstrated making butter. Refreshments were served.

Vivian Renoux Wilbur Wright Shirley Hixon Florenc Augustine Julia Miksch

Casper Favored To Win Open As Field Braces Course

UPI reports ahead of the Open at Olympia CC that Bill Casper is tipped by many golfers to win on straight driving and strong putting. Jack Nicklaus is the betting favorite with Ben Hogan a sentimental favorite as players complain about the coarse rough and fluffy greens. The 151-player field begins Thursday with two rounds, cut to low 60 and ties after Friday.

San Francisco UPI Bill Casper Casper Jack Jicklaus Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Ben Hogan Olympic Country Club Palmer

Washington Blues beat Reds 6 3 in Pony League game

Washington Blues defeated the Reds 6 to 3 at Green Field on Tuesday. Mike Hennigan earned the win with Bruce Paul finishing the last three innings. Terry Miller started for the Reds and was pulled in the second. Bill Schooley relieved. Blues exploded for five runs in the second. Schooley tripled, while Glandon made a sparkling defensive play to rob a likely extra-base hit.

Washington Blues Reds Green Field Mike Hennigan Bruce Paul Terry Miller Bill Schooley Schooley Glandon

Riverside Couple Plan Summer in Europe

Riverside couple Charles and Mrs. Ebel, U Iowa graduate students, depart June 23 for Europe. Sigmund Freud’s private London library attracts Mrs. Ebel while Charles joins a French archaeological site at Lattes revealing a first century AD Roman city. The Ebels travel with a small car for equipment and will return in September after their study and field work.

Europe Charles Ebel Riverside University of Iowa France Ebel Eological Lattes Sigmund Freud London Iowa City Iowa Freud B.C. Ebel Paullina Marshall B. McKusick U of I New Albin University High School Riverside Public Smith College Ebels

Birthday cheers roll through West Texas town

Friends in WITHARRAL Texas honor farmer Rafe Rogers on his 40th birthday by mounting yard signs reading Happy 40 This Old Boy is 40 Years Old. Motorists honked their horns repeatedly as a noisy celebration, briefly driving Rogers from his home before his wife finished the birthday cake.

Witharral Tex UPI Rafe Rogers West Texas Rogers

Hosiery Terms Irregulars and Seconds Explained

UNIVERSITY PARK PA UP I The terms irregulars and seconds used in hosiery ads do not mean the same. Irregular means first quality with minor imperfections in length foot size color or knit. Seconds contain actual damage or runs and fail to meet either standard.

University Park, Pa UPI Pennsylvania State University Extension Federal Trade Commission

Women’s Bowling Monday Niters League Scores

Golf’s Real Estate Advance Ross leads team series Golf 2391 Shellmyer 2159. Team gate Golf 861 Shellmyer 741 Bell Truck Bell Ready Mix Louie’s Team People’s Bank SEI Seed Farm. Individual leaders Lela Miller 517 Betty Ward 513. High games Betty Ward 199 Lela Miller Dee Walby 186.

Golf’s Ross Shellmyer Motor Car Wiele’s DX Bell Truck Line Bell Ready Mix Louie’s Team People’s Bank Sei Seed Farm Golf Shellmyer Bell Truck Lela Miller Betty Ward Dee Walby

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