Quilici makes comeback with Twins after 1965 pennant role
Frank Quilici, subbing for Rod Carew on military duty, has started four straight games for the Minnesota Twins and helped them win all four. He collected seven hits in 12 at bats, including a triple and a double against Washington as Jim Kaat pitched well in a 4-1 victory. The day’s scores across the league saw Oakland beat Baltimore, Detroit extend its lead, and other results shaping pennant race tensions.
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Minnesota Twins
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U.S. Marine Corps
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Baltimore Orioles
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Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
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New York Yankees
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Astros
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Jim Kaat
Jerry Zimmerman
Kaat
Major League Standings and Schedule Snapshot
National League standings show St. Louis leading with 38 wins and 25 losses, followed by Atlanta and San Francisco. American League lists Detroit atop with 41 wins, Baltimore at 32, Cleveland at 33, and Minnesota at 32. Tonight's schedule features multiple remainders and night games across both leagues including Houston at New York and Cincinnati at Atlanta.
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Atlanta
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
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Pittsburgh
Houston
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Milne
White Shrine Drill Team Cancelled for Summer
The White Shrine Drill Team meetings are cancelled for the summer. There will be no meeting this Tuesday.
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White Shrine
ISU Black athletes threaten withdrawal over demands
At Iowa State University officials offered guarded comments as black athletes threatened to withdraw by August 1 if a list of grievances is unmet. University President W. Robert Parks said the matter is with the Athletic Council, which has met 14 times on grievances raised May 20. The Black Students Organization says 23 of 24 black athletes are ready to leave if demands are not met, including names usage, hiring of black coaches and administrators, firing of Cap Timm and trainer Robert Billings, and faculty awareness of athletes physical demands for attendance and coursework.
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Iowa
UPI
Iowa State University
ISU
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ISU Athletic Council
John Mahlstede
Athletic Council
Grup
Bruce Ellis
Cap Timm
Robert Billings
Trevino Targets Canadian Open Crown in Toronto
Trevino aims for a Canadian Open win after a U S Open triumph as 150 players practice ahead of Thursday's start. Kenny Girard led qualifiers with five under par 67, top 20 berths include amateurs and past majors champions, with Dick Carmody runner up at 68 and a four‑way tie for third featuring Ted Makalena, Rocky Thompson, Cobie Legrange, and Hale Irwin.
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UPI
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Trevino
Canada
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Texas
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Roberto de Vicenzo
Girard Monday
Dick Carmody
Long Beach
Calif
Ted Makalena
Honolulu
Rocky Thompson
Wichita Falls
Cobie Legrange
Margate
South Africa
University of Colorado
Hale Irwin
Denver
Jack Montgomery
Fort Worth
Paul Bondeson
Atlanta
Bert Greene
Union Point
Rich Bassett
Miami
Fla
Eldridge Miles
Dallas
Iowa motorcycle license exam law faces court test
In Ottumwa Iowa a court case in Wapello County District Court continues to July 10. Gene Scully seeks to block enforcement of the new rule requiring a special motorcycle license exam. State Safety Commissioner Jack Fulton testified about motorcycle accidents. He noted 1152 accidents last year half involved personal injuries and many riders were young or first time operators. Fulton said 20 states and the District of Columbia require the exam.
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UPI
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Wapello County
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Fulton
Gene Scully
Ottumwa
Scully
A.V. Haas
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Record of Motor Vehicles and Owners Names
On the record Kenneth James Embree Chevrolet truck Paul D. Ginge rich Ford Richard or Doris Anderson Rambler George or Marie Havel Chrysler Clement or Larry Dautremont Chevrolet
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Chevrolet Truck
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Ford
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Rambler
George Or Marie Havel
Chrysler
Clement Or
Larry Dautremont
Chevrolet
Mayo nets third in all around at rodeo standings
UPI reports Paul Mayo of Grinnell Iowa sits third in all around cowboy standings as Rodeo Cowboys Association lists leaders Larry Mahan of Brooks Oregon Jack Roddy of San Jose California and Mayo with earnings of 18087 15886 and 14375 respectively Mayo also places second in bareback riding behind brother Bob Mayo and Clyde V moras tops the bareback list with 10498 while Paul Mayo 10083 Bob Mayo 8358 and Jim Houston 7657 follow in order
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UPI
Paul Mayo
Grinnell
Iowa
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Larry Mahan
Brooks
Ore
Jack Roddy
San Jose
Calif
Mayo
Jim Houston
Omaha
Neb
Bob
Clyde Vamoras
Buckburnett
Tex
Bob Mayo
Houston
Break may come in Paris talks
UPI observers in Paris say Hanoi’s military moves in South Vietnam have backfired, pushing North Vietnam toward secrecy at the talks. They warn the deadlock will persist as Hanoi counts on a future military victory or internal Saigon turmoil to strengthen its bargaining position.
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Charles Bentley
Richmond
Roger Norum
Nguyen van Minh
Norum
Extension phones save busy households money and time
A reader notes that many families are not tied to a kitchen or hall phone. An extension line offers convenience, with a basic color and style costing about four cents a day. The piece argues modern living requires second phones while highlighting widespread hosting of extra lines.
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America
Vietnam air strikes expand into southern North Vietnam
Reports describe heavy U S Air Force Navy and Marine strikes below the 19th Parallel including anti aircraft sites near Vinh and targets such as petroleum dumps radar and missile sites. Exchanges describe SOVIET alerts and possible allied losses while Saigon claims success with Communist surrender near Gia Linh.
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