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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1965

Page

8

Mantle Grand Slam Sends Yankees In Front In Bid For Pennant

Mickey Mantle powered a first inning grand slam as the Yankees beat the Minnesota Twins 10-2, snapping a four game skid and trimming the Twins lead to a half game. Mantle improved to 24 percent after a 2 for 3 night, lifting his average to .240. Skowron hit his eighth homer for Chicago against Boston, while several AL teams won to stay within striking distance. The Indians and Tigers also moved closer in the crowded pennant chase with timely hits and strong pitching.

New York Yankee Mickey Mantle Mantle Yankees Minnesota Twins New York Twins Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers Kasas City Athletics Cleveland Indians Los Angeles Angels Washington Senators Baltimore Orioles Philadelphia Los Angeles San Francisco St. Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati Chicago Houston Pittsburgh Skowron Bill Skowron White Sox Eddie Fisher Fisher Red Sox Frank Aguirre Tigers Don Wert Aguirre Jerry Lampe Ken Harrelson Kansas City Indians Rocky Colavito Floyd Weaver Angels

Major Leagues By United Press International

American and National League standings and recent results summarize the day with schedulers listing team records, recent scores, and upcoming weekend games. Key figures include Minnesota and Detroit in the American League and Los Angeles, Milwaukee, and Cincinnati in the National League, with notable results such as New York defeating Minnesota and Boston beating Chicago.

United Press International Pet Minnesota Detroit Baltimore Los Angeles New York Washington Cleveland Kansas City Chicago Boston Monbotquette Howard Segai McLain Cleveland - Newman Terry Narum Paypas Kansas W. L. Pet Milwaukee Cincinnati San Fran Pittsburgh Philadelphia St. Louis Houston Mile Phila Jackson Maloney Sadecki Cloninger San Francisco Fisher Herber Cardwell Friend Raymond Herbert Willhite

Palmer Out of U.S. Open After Tough Round

Gary Player leads midway as 50 golfers reach the third round at Bellerive. Jack Nicklaus sits 10 back and Arnold Palmer misses the cut while Deane Beman and Kel Nagle chase at 140. Others like Sam Snead and Billy Casper are near the pace with several veterans still in contention.

ST. Louis UPI Gary Player Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Bellerive Palmer Player Kel Nagle Australia Mason Rudolph Deane Beman Frank Beard Gene Littler Raymond Floyd Nicklaus PGA Bobby Nichols Lionel Hebert Jackie Burke Don Finsterwald Ed Furgol Phil Rodgers Don January Jay Hebert Bob Goalby Bob Charles Dave Raan Mike Souchak George Bayer Jacky Cupit USS Bill Campbell Bruce Devlin Rex Baxter Gordon Jones Tony Lema Billy Casper Sam Snead Julius Boros Tommy Jacobs Bob Rosburg

Dodgers Rally To Defeat Giants 3 2 In City League

The Dodgers beat the Giants 3 to 2 in a city Little League game Friday. Two runs in the fifth gave Dodgers a come from behind victory. Schooley won pitching relief in the third. Hennigan pitched the full game for the Giants. The Giants led 2 0 before Stevens and Shooley scored on Cady’s single.

Dodgers Giants Schooley Glandon Hennigan Stevens Cady

Pony Leaguers win very brief game

Washington's Pony League team defeated Lone Tree 11 to 0 in a shortened game. Lone Tree batted first, four batters reached, but Hennigan retired the rest. Washington then plated 11 runs in the bottom of the first while only two outs occurred before the game was called off.

Washington Pony League Lone Tree Hennigan Wally Horn

Congressmen Flock to Paris for Air Show Trip

Washington UPI reports America's traveling lawmakers join astronauts James McDivitt and Ed White in Paris for the International Air Show. At least 43 members plus staffers are known to be there, with the U.S. covering about 50 dollars per day per congressman for lodging and expenses while some travel on Air Force or commercial flights.

Washington UPI America James McDivitt Ed White Paris Johnson United States Uncle Sam U.S House Armed Services Committee Science and Astronautics Appropriations House Commerce Congress

Teen golf prodigy sin pacnus faced Bobby Jones and Hagen

The teenager known as sin pacnus or Gilligan's Island era earned recognition as a crack golfer and played charity matches against legendary names Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen, highlighting early promise in the sport.

Sin Pacnus Or Gilligan's Island Bobby Jones Walter Hagen

Fords and Ferraris Race for Le Mans Supremacy

At Le Mans France the 24 hour race begins with Fords holding a slight edge over Ferraris. Forty three cars start the event led by Phil Hill who set an eight mile lap record in 3 33. Hill’s speed reached 141.362 mph and his seven litre car allegedly hit 215 mph on a straight. Other top Ford times included Bob Bondurant 3 38.7 Ken Miles 3 38.9 and Ronnie Bucknum 3 39.2 in a 5 3 prototype.

LE Mans France UPI Fords Ferraris Phil Hill Santa Monica Calif Hill Californian Ford Bob

Keota PEO Chapter CM Holds Living Program

Keota Chapter CM of PEO met at the home of Luel la Richardson with 23 members and two guests Mrs Lucille Ross of Wellman attended. Mrs Arletta Barnum presided. Matilda Kirkpatrick and Helen K Stoutner presented Take Time for Living with slides on travel spots. group plans a vacation through October. Seventy Six Improvement Club held an ice cream supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Waller. Ronnie Reed visiting grandparents attended. discussions covered a July 18 Keota park picnic with former members invited.

Boyd Sanders Keota Chapter PEO Luella Richardson Lucille Ross of Wellman Arletta Barnum Matilda Kirkpatrick Helen K. Stoutner Toway Seventy Six Improvement Club Elmer Waller Ronnie Reed Davenport Walter Reed Vic Vogel Ruby Sharp Walter Bower

Keota Scouts Trek North Woods on Fifty Mile Canoe Trip

Keota Troop 54 along with two Sigourney scouts and leaders Dr Richard Carmichael and Keith Wallerich depart June 16 from Keota for Summers Wilderness Canoe Base Ely Minnesota. They plan a fifty mile trip returning June 30 with guides provided gear food and canoes. Stops include Minneapolis Duluth and Ely with various tours and activities and a list of thirteen scouts and two leaders.

Keota Sigourney Far North Summers Wilderness Canoe Base Ely Minn Boy Scouts Troop 54 Richard Carmichael Keith Wallerich Minnesota Carmichael Dr. Carmichaels Jim Bells Pond Stoney Point Keo Snelling Air Force Base Minneapolis Moose Lake Lax Duluth Zoo Duluth International Airport Snelling Station Mike Trier Jim Trier Lary Yoder Bob ’ Mattison Steve Beck Brad Fosdick Stanley Herr Ken McDonald Mike McDonald Mike DeLong Marvin McDonald Charles Wallerich Keota Troop Dave Moore Jim Nichols

Local Jaycee convention trip heads to Atlanta

Mr and Mrs William Perdock Mr and Mrs Leon Hillman Dale Batterson and Bing Miller departed for Atlanta Georgia to attend the national Jaycee convention they anticipate being away about one week.

William Perdock Leon Hillman Dale Batterson Bing Miller Atlanta

Professional Directory Entry Highlights Local Attorneys and Doctor

A compact listing shows L J Kehoe attorney at Jeffry building with Livingston Day Bates abstract dept at 204 West Main, Morrison Morrison and Lloyd at 211 West Washington St, John C. Owen attorney on West Washington, and Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician with a Journal Blog contact. Rectal reference appears as stray text in the scan.

Louis J. Kehoe Jeffry Livingston, Day & Bates Robert Day Robert Bates West Main St Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main

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