Koufax Dominates with Third Shutout in Four Starts
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax allowed only three singles, fanned eight, and earned his fifth straight win as Los Angeles blanked the Milwaukee Braves 5-0. Derrell Griffith hit his first major league homer during a four-run fourth inning rally that helped Koufax regain the NL strikeout lead with 100 on the season.
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Sais
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Derrell Griffith
Willie McCovey
Joe Nuxhall
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Reds
Willie Mays
Nuxhall
Gaylord Perry
Bob Bolin
Wanams
Cubs
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Ron Santo
Bobby Wine
Phils
Bob Buhl
Jack Baldschun
Bob Friend
Mets
Willie Stargell
Tracy Stallard
Pittsburgh
Cardinal
Johnny Kane
Colts
Ray Washurn
Lou Brock
Ken Johnson
Ken Boyer
Cards
Berkhoff Family Returns From Arizona Vacation
Mr and Mrs Clarence Berkhoff and their three daughters Karen Kay and Kathy arrived home last night after a vacation trip to Arizona.
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Kay
Kathy
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Women golfers compete in three area events
Washington women golfers had a busy day at local clubs with Dorothy Brindley as low scorer and Pat Harris taking the spot prize. Four Washington players traveled to Walton Club Fairfield for an invitational where Rosemary Nemmers led for Washington and Helen Doak had the fewest putts. At Wellman another invitation saw Helen Schenefelt top Washington and Loretta Kos win the spot prize.
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Pat Harris
Walton Club
Fairfield
Rosemary Nemmers
Washington
Helen Doak
Wellman
Helen Schenefelt
Loretta Kos
Cedar Rapids to host Third Midwest Field Championship
Archers from seven states will compete at Cedar Rapids next weekend June 20 and 21 for the Third Midwest Field Championship Tournament hosted by the Cedar Rapids Waltonian Archers. Over 100 pre-registered with 300 expected. trophies for instinctive and freestyle in men and women divisions plus shoot for fun and amateur divisions. Enders Field, an 80 acre wooded tract owned by the Cedar Rapids Waltonian Archery Club, hosts the event.
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National Field Archery Midwestern Association
Enders Field
Cedar Rapids Waltonian Archery Club
Nikita Khrushchev Tours Danish Farm Country
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev visited Fyn Island Denmark on a goodwill tour stop. He arrived from Copenhagen by chartered airliner with Danish jet escort and a 13 mile wide air corridor. Over 300 residents gathered at Beldringe to greet him in the farm country dubbed the Town of Denmark.
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Denmark
UPI
Khrushchev
Russia
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Beldringe
Scandinavia
Major leagues results and upcoming pitchers Wednesday
Major league action recap shows Boston and New York going 12 innings to 4-3 with the Red Sox winning. Baltimore topped Chicago 6-1. Los Angeles beat Washington 5-3. Cleveland split twin bills with Minnesota 3-2 and 5-0. Detroit edged Kansas City 3-2 in 10 innings. Friday matchups include Cleveland at Los Angeles and Boston at Baltimore.
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Law
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United Press International
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Two Little League Doubleheader Played In City League
Two Little League games were held for 1 and 12 year olds after rain delays. In the first, the south east beat the north west 8 to 7 with Chris Eastland earning the win and W Horton taking the loss. Eight runs came in the first inning on nine South hits. In the second game the south west defeated the northeast 14 to 11 as Terry Miller won and Greg Hillman lost.
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South
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Terry Miller
Greg Hillman
Local Club Earns Awards at Mo-Powrs Safety Drive
Mo-Powrs, six months old since January 1964, promotes highway safety and drag strip performance. Members from Washington area run three cars weekly at Tri-State Drags in Kahoka. Greg Brenneman's 58 D-Stock Plymouth tops with six trophies. Rick Anderson follows with five. Club funds fines, enforces safety belts, and conducts periodic car checks. Washington high school baseball beat Mid-Prairie 17 to 11. notable play featured Lars Sjoberg’s rifle throw from right field to first.
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Plymouth
Larry Meyer
Tom Trowbridge
Rick Anderson
Jim Bonebright
Washington
Kahoka
Sheriiff Charles Snyder
West Harrison
Brighton
Bob
Mid- Prairie
Wellman
Terry Haifley
Novak
R. Redlinger
Mid - Prairie
T. Redlinger
Lars Sjoberg
Torturous Test Nicklaus Open Favorite at Open Golf
The UPI report covers the first round of the United States Open at Congressional Country Club with Jack Nicklaus as the 4 to 1 favorite, Arnold Palmer at 5 to 1, and Sammy Snead seeking a long-awaited major. The brutal 7,053 yard layout tests 150 contenders including Julius Boros, Chi Chi Rodriguez, and Ed Furgol as Nicklaus and Palmer vie for golfing immortality while prize money tops $17,000 for the winner.
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UPI
Congressional Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Sammy Snead
Nicklaus
Palmer
Snead
Valhalla
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Gary Play
Don Finsterwald
Billy Casper
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Ed Furgol
Gene Littler
Casper
Boros
U.S. Golf Association
Weekend visitors gather at Greiner home in Keota
Weekend guests from Illinois Colorado California and other states visited the Keota Greiner residence to spend a week with LeRoy from Newfoundland and joined by local families for Sunday gatherings. Brownie meeting and Father’s Day crafts were noted, with varied social visits around town including Sigourney Washington Fairfield and Columbus Junction.
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J. E. Gretter
Cy Osweiler
Elvin Luers
Keota
Gary Moothart
Fairfield
Raymond Lewis
Columbus Junction
Darrell Black
Washington
H. J. Brennaman
John Monroe
Small
San Antonio
Texas
H. J. Brennamons
Virginia Henderson
Henderson
Nelle Littlefield
Mable Morris
Mary Henderson
Hattie Gregory
Wedding guests gather for Susan Walker and Carl Carter
In Burlington on Saturday evening 15 attended the wedding of Susan Walker and Carl Carter. Dinner guests in Wellman and nearby towns visited relatives, shared meals, and extended summer plans. Several families reported travel to Colorado and visits with kin, with ongoing nursing care and class reunions noted in Mediapolis.
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HL. Walker
Floyd Walker
Cheryl
Steve
Myron Jones
Mike Brenneman
Burlington
Susan Walker
Carl Carter
Leroy V. Miller
Gerhard ‘Tiessen
John
John J. Miller
Wellman
Ralph Miller
Alvin Neuenschwander
Matt Mi
Sherman Miller
Colorado
Ferne Southwich
Arthur Wright
Edwin Knepp
David L. Yoder
Clarence Swartzendruber
Ardell
Mary Yotty
Marvin Yotty
Emma Yoder
Mose P. Yoder
Sherman’ Miller
Mose Beachy
Eugene Garber
Manson
Clyde Garber
la Junta
Mennonite Mission Board
Tom Russell
Joe Saforek
Richmond
T. S. Mellree
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
H. L. Walker
Bob and
Ella Elland
Mediapolis
Mr. Walkers
Mediapolis High School
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