Ft Madison blanks Washington twice to lead SE Conference race
Ft Madison defeated Washington 7-0 and 5-0 in a doubleheader, moving into sole first place at 5-1 in the Southeast Seven. Senior pitchers Dave Glasgow and Bob Judy held the Demons to two total runs while Ft Madison racked up 12 hits and seven walks. Washington drops to 7-4 overall and 6-4 in league play ahead of a non conference doubleheader at Keota.
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Six straight victories Expos keep winning
Montreal Expos stretch to six wins in a row by beating the San Diego Padres 5-3. Steve Renko pitched a six-hitter for his fifth win, while John Boccabella drove in two runs. Gene Mauch's club stays optimistic about maintaining the pace.
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Public Budget Amendment Hearing Notice in Washington County
City of Washington Iowa will hold a hearing at City Hall July 2 1973 at 8 p m to amend the current budget adopted October 9 1992. The proposal increases General fund Trust and Agency fund and Debt Service fund expenditures funded by other receipts and cash balances with no tax increase for 1997. Taxpayers may testify. detailed receipts and disbursements will be available at the hearing.
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Charles Gains in Open as Trevino, Floyd Chase
New Zealander Bob Charles surged in the second round of the 73rd U S Open at Oakmont to tie Gary Player for the lead, carding four birdies and an eagle through 11 holes and reaching four under after 31 holes. Jim Colbert spearheaded a late surge, while Trevino, Floyd, Littler, Nicklaus and Palmer trailed one under 70s.
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Redleg stars lead all star balloting
Cincinnati Reds trio tops early National League All Star fan balloting for 1973. Johnny Bench leads at catcher with 89,314 votes, Joe Morgan ahead at second base with 48,128, and Pete Rose atop the outfield leaders with 51,480. Balloting ends July 8. starters named July 16-27.
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Hy-Vee Little League beats Wilson Concrete in four innings
The Hy-Vee Little League Major team defeated Wilson Concrete 17 to 0 in a four inning game. Pitcher Mike Jaspering fanned eleven in four innings and Steve Sproule hit a grand slam to highlight the victory.
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Kiwanis Nine Defeats Ys Men 12 to 2 In League Game
The Kiwanis ute League Baseball team beat the Y s Men 12 to 2. Rob Chmelar pitched the win, Frank Chmelar took the loss. Kiwanis hitters included Armstrong, S Paul, and R Chmelar with two hits each, and M Sojka with a home run and a double. For Y s Men, Loeffler Chrissinger and F Chmelar had safeties.
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National Bank Wins Pony League Game
National Bank defeated Wellman in a Pony League contest as Marty McKowen pitched a one hitter through the last inning. Beckley Russell took the loss, while Washington’s Beckley Woods homered for Washington and McKowen added the club’s other hit.
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Mid-Prairie Girls Steam City High 18 0 Victory
The Mid-Prairie Hawkettes shutout City High of Iowa City 18 to 0 in Wellman. Ann McAndrew pitched a one hitter while Mid-Prairie tallied 11 hits and scored in five innings. Candy Shalla hit a homer and a single, Nancy Kos added three singles, and Jeanette Schaeffer plated two triples. The Hawkettes travel to Regina of Iowa City Monday.
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House passes bill to extend debt ceiling to November 30
The House approved a 261 152 vote to extend the current 465 billion debt limit from June 30 to November 30, denying the administration's request to raise it to 485 billion and extend to July 1, 1974. The chamber also blocked an amendment requiring Senate confirmation of the OMB director and deputy. President Nixon vetoed a similar bill May 18.
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