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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1969

Page

8

Koosman Confident as Shoulder Heals in 2-0 Mets Win

Mets rookie Jerry Koosman pitched a four-hitter to beat the Phillies 2-0, declaring no shoulder pain and aiming for more wins as he improved to 4-4. He had allowed only three runs in his last four decisions, including a 10-inning shutout with Mets scoring late to seal the game.

Jerry Koosman Koosman New York Mets Philadelphia Phillies O.K Los Angeles Mets Cincinnati San Francisco Houston Atlanta Pittsburgh Chicago Montreal St. Louis San Diego Tony Perez Bobby Tolan Alex Johnson Tony Clonger Wes Parker Dodgers Padres Don Sutton Parker Johnny Podres Ron Fairly Expos Cardinals Mike Wegener Tim McCarver Cards

Namath in Trouble Fueled by Big Heart and Pride

Joe Namath faces fallout after quitting football as the Jets idol weighs loyalty versus optics. Milton Richman notes Namath’s famed heart has both helped and harmed him, with friends influencing decisions and a forthcoming meeting with Jets president Phil Iselin and commissioner Rozelle shaping a possible return. The piece weighs his moral stance against scrutiny, urging Namath to confront the bill and stand firm.

New York UPI Joe Namath Pete Rozelle Joe Namath Canada Cassius Clay Egypt Phil Iselin Jets Rozelle

Standings and results dominate Major Leagues page

Major League standings show National League East led by Chicago and New York near the top with Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and Philadelphia in pursuit. West features Atlanta, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Cincinnati, and Houston. Week results include Cincinnati sweeping San Francisco and New York beating Philadelphia 2 0. UPI notes Friday night games and pitchers scheduled. Also Dr. Arthur I Holleb cites uterine cancer now nearly 100 percent curable with early detection.

W. L. Pet Chicago New York Pittsburgh St. Louis Philadelphia Montreal Atlanta Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Houston San Diego San Fran Phila Pitts Seaver Johnson Stoneman Washburn Merritt Perry Santorini Wilson Detroit Cleveland Boston Baltimore Wash Seattle Sea Chi Inns Oakland Kan City Minnesota Calif Talbot Horlen Culp Ellsworth McNally Washington Coleman Bahnsen California Brunel Boswell City Arthur I. Holleb American Cancer Society

Moody to play in Amana golf classic

UPI reports Orville Moody the U.S. Open champion will join 31 golfers in a one day Amana VIP tournament at the University of Iowa Finkbine course. Proceeds will aid the U of I scholarship fund. Also entered are Masters champ George Archer and PGA champion Julius Boros.

Iowa City Iowa UPI Orville Moody Moody Finkbine University of Iowa U of I George Archer Julius Boros

Lichty Leads Junior Girls Golf Into Final Day In Iowa

Waterloo teenager Bobbe Lichty extended her eight stroke advantage at the Iowa Junior Girls Golf Tournament in Boone after Day 2. Lichty posted 38 and 39 to reach 77 for 18 holes and 150 total, ahead of Melanie Schiller of Waterloo who stood second at 158.

Boone, Iowa UPI Bobbe Lichty Waterloo Iowa Boone Miss Lichty Melanie Schiller Miss Schiller Sue Harmon Cedar Rapids Lynn Erickson Algona Karen Seltz Des Moines

Orioles and Yankees win in league play

Two games in the nine and ten year old city baseball league Wednesday. Orioles beat Indians 11 to 10 with Dean Speece the winning pitcher and Sean O'Hanlon taking the loss. Bob Stout drove in the winning run with a last inning single. Orioles tied for league lead with Yankees after a 7 to 5 Yankees win over the Tigers, Kelley Gipple the winning pitcher and Marty Young the loser.

Orioles Indians Dean Speece Sean O’hanlon Bob Stout Yankees Tiger Kelley Gipple Marty Young

Yankees Triumph With Pair of Wins, Voss Keys Hits

Darwin Voss delivered two important hits for the Yankees as Kelley Gipple relieved Scott Rich to earn the win. Rich exited with three RBI while leaving the game with a strong stat line and the team holding two wins and no losses.

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Western iceberg lettuce dominates U S consumption

California and Arizona produce iceberg lettuce that accounts for about 85 percent of the nation's consumption.

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Koehler Rites Held At Sherman Eden Funeral Home

Funeral services for George E. Koehler were held Tuesday at the Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev. Dale Brehmer and Charles Hobanks officiating. Mrs. Ted Woods was the soloist. Pallbearers were Michael, David, Craig, Brad Koehler and Glen Banks. Interment followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.

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