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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1963

Page

16

McCovey’s Power Battles Drysdale in Giants Dodgers Clash

Willie McCovey homered off Don Drysdale for his 14th of the season as the Giants beat the Dodgers 6 3. Juan Marichal earned his first start since a no hitter, with Billy Pierce finishing the eighth. Hiller and Davis homered for San Francisco while Lee walls and Kirk Gibson fans? (Note: text truncated)

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Major Leagues Wednesday's Games Report Card

Wednesday results list Pittsburgh defeated Milwaukee 6 2 St. Louis won 9 4 over New York Chicago beat Houston 9 1 Francisco 8 Los Angeles 3 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 5 in 10 innings, night Thursday matchups include Schwall facing LeMaster in Pittsburgh Milwaukee and Drott versus Jackson in Houston Chicago Green O'Toole in Philadelphia Cincinnati night Friday slate has Pittsburgh at Chicago Los Angeles at St Louis Houston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at New York San Francisco at Milwaukee night

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Open championship tees off with Nicklaus Palmer atop field

Brookline opening rounds set the stage for a 150 player field led by Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Gary Player as the US Open begins at Brookline Country Club. Nebulous weather and a brutal 6870 yard layout promise a long two days ahead with a possible late Sunday finish.

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Red Sox Top Detroit as Yastrzemski Shines in 9-2 Upbeat Win

Carl Yastrzemski drove in two runs with two hits and hit two homers across the Tigers series, beating Detroit 9-2. Frank Malzone also homered as Boston stayed three games behind the league leader, with rookie Bob Heffner strong on the mound.

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Evening Baseball Scores and Night Matchups

Baltimore edges Cleveland 5 to 4 in game one, Cleveland takes game two 6 to 2. Night slate features Los Angeles at Kansas City, Chicago at Minnesota, New York at Washington, and Detroit at Boston with multiple pitchers. Additional scheduled games include Baltimore at Cleveland and Washington at Los Angeles.

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Clay Wants Title Bout in Philly

New York UPI Cassius Clay favors Philadelphia as the site for a proposed heavyweight title clash with Sonny Liston. Clay, returning from London where he stopped Henry Cooper in five rounds, aims to challenge Liston before mid December to become the youngest heavyweight champion, surpassing Floyd Patterson who won at 21 years 11 months in Las Vegas.

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17 Year Locusts Good Fish Bait In Iowa

DES MOINES UP I reports the 17 year cicadas are affecting farmers and delighting fishermen. The conservation commission says the locusts are the best bait in the state and are mainly used by river fishermen in the southeast. Fishermen report exceptional success and experts note fish feed on the periodic insects where fishing is slow.

Des Moines UPI Conservation Commission

Amateur Art Show and Sale at Winfield

Winfield hosts an Amateur Art Show and Sale at the Winfield Community Building on a weekend in June. Entries are accepted by Bergen Studio until noon Friday. exhibitors pay 90 cents and may submit unlimited pieces. The show runs 9 am to 9 pm Saturday and 9 am to 5 pm Sunday with cash prizes across several classes.

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Race Riots Break Out in Savannah

An antisegregation demonstration in Savannah Georgia Wednesday night escalated into rioting as police moved in to restore order. About 1,000 demonstrators faced officers near police headquarters, bricks and bottles flew, several injuries were reported, tear gas was used, and around 274 demonstrators were arrested. Stores suffered broken windows and confrontations continued with police and bystanders.

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National protests unfold after Kennedy plea in early 1960s era

Across several cities protesters challenge racial segregation. In Danville Virginia 29 are arrested, in Albany Georgia 26, including four whites, face arrest. Crowds plan demonstrations in St Louis Missouri while calm in Gadsden Alabama follows police use of electric shock sticks. Leaders meet with mayors in Jackson Mississippi to seek desegregation agreements. New York leaders threaten mass action without progress. Cambridge Maryland mediators begin talks as Negro leaders seek settlement. Danville plans September start for a school desegregation program. Columbus Ohio saw a sit in at Governor Rhodes’s office demanding fair housing. Alabama University moves to remove three Negro students to ease tensions.

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Guardsmen to Train at Camp Grayling

Washingtons National Guard unit 113th Armor will train at Camp Grayling Michigan for two weeks this year. The unit and the First Battalion components will be in camp from August 17 to September 2.

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