O'Toole Wins 13th Game for Reds in 1962 Season
Lefty Jim O'Toole won his 13th, beating Philadelphia 11-1 to lift the Reds within three and a half games of the NL lead. He struck out six, allowed five hits, but hooked blisters after eight innings before Jim Owens finished. Ed Williams, Skinner, and Edwards supplied power, while Lemaster, Brand, and Jackson won in other NL games.
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Jim O'Toole
Philadelphia
Reds
O'Toole
Jim Owens
Nashville
Cincinnati
John Edwards
Bob Skinner
Edwards
Art Mahaffey
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Houston Colts
Denny Lemaster
Braves
Pirates
Plan for City Girls Softball League
A meeting is planned to organize a softball league for 5th and 6th grade Washington girls. The session will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the YMCA community room for interested parents and girls in the Incal school district. Mrs Don Swartzen druber chairs the program for the YWCA with Phyllis McConnell as administrator.
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Washington
YMCA
Don Swartzen
Druber
YWCA
Phyllis McConnell
Indians Ride Azcue Power To Hot Streak In June
Jose Azcue, once written off by Reds and A’s, earned a fresh chance with Cleveland a month ago. He joined as catcher after Romano’s finger injury and hits .303, helping the Indians surge from ninth to fourth. On Thursday he drove in four with two homers, part of an 18th win in 21 games as Cleveland beat Baltimore 8-1.
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Domenody
Jose Azcue
Cleveland Indians
Azcue
Cincinnati Reds
Kansas City A's
Indians
Portland
Ina
Kansas City
Cleveland
Johnny Romano
Baltimore Orioles
Dick Hall
Jerry Walker
Dick Donovan
Yankees
Washington
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Bobby Richardson
Jim Coates
Senators
Harmon Kilebrew
Earl Battey
Zoilo Versalles
Minesota
Chicago
Red Sox
Dick Stuart
Chuck Schilling
Chuck Dressen
Max Alvis Duri
Orioles
Woodie
South Little League blasts North with seven in second
Washington South routed Washington North 7 6 in a Tri County League game as Pat Hennigan pitched seven strikeouts and seven walks over six hits. Kim Steele took the loss for North while Neal Britain delivered a bases loaded two base hit for the South. Rick Hammer and Kim Steele each had two hits for North. the South team had only three hits. Next Monday at Green Field the Indians meet the Orioles in a 6 o clock exhibition.
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Washington
Washington North
Pat Hennigan
Kim Steele
North
Terry
Glandon
South
Neal Britain
Rick Hammer
Green Field
Indians
Orioles
Major Leagues Anursday Results and Weekend Schedule
Major Leagues results show Chicago 5 Houston 0 Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati 11 Philadelphia 1. Friday pitchers list Pittsburgh at Chicago Cardwell versus Buhl. Houston at Cincinnati Johnson versus Maloney. Philadelphia at New York Johnson versus Jack. Francisco at Milwaukee Bolin versus Cloninger. Los Angeles at St. Louis Koufax versus Gibson. Saturday games include Pittsburg at Chicago, Houston at Cincinnati, San Francisco at Milwaukee, Los Angeles at St. Louis.
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Chicago
Houston
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Fiiday
Cardwell
Buhl
Johnson
Maloney
New York
Jack
Francisco
Bolin
Cloninger
Los Angeles
St. Louis
N —Koufax
Gibson
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Boston
Ington
Rudolph
Chance
Detroit
Kansas City
Aguirre
Wickersham
Cleveland
Pizarro
Wynn
Baltimore
Minnesota
Roberts
Delock
Stange
Roygenburk
United Press International National League
St Louis
Philadelphian
On The Record New Cars
Donald L. Mullikin and Elmer L. Batterson of Ford lead a list of new car owners including Albert Greiner and Rev Hugh Milne of Ford. Walter R. Jaspering and William J. Redlinger own Chevrolet trucks while Lester B. Krabill and Earl L. Eisele also purchase Fords. Wesley R. Ramsey Loyd A. Epley and Harley W. Brock acquire Chevrolet models.
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Donald L. Mullikin
Ford
Elmer L. Batterson
Albert Greiner
Oldsmobile
Hugh Milne
Walter R. Jaspering
Chevrolet
William J. Redlinger
Lester B. Krabill
Earl L. Eisele
Wesley R. Ramsey
Loyd A. Epley
Harley W. Brock
Gajda Leads US Open After One Round at Brookline
Bob Gajda shot a two under par 69 to seize the first round lead at the U S Open at Brookline while favorites Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player trailed. Palmer carded 73 Nicklaus 76 and Player 74 as the field faced Brookline's tough back nine and variable conditions.
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Brookline
Mass
UPI
Bob Gajda
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary
Wajva
Per Renial
Jacky Cupit
Palmer
Nicklaus
Garcia
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Dave Love
Lionel Hebert
Walter Burkemo
Don January
Paul Kelly
Don Finsterwald
al Balding
Richard Davies
Billy Maxwell
Jay Hebert
Tommy Jacobs
Art’ Wall
Bill Ogden
Bob Harris
Stan’ ‘Thirsk
Furgol
Dick Mayer
Sam Snead
Uss
King Cary Middlecoff
Chick Harbert
Bob Rosburg
Stan Leonard
Aida
Attend Services For Mrs. Barnes
Crawfordsville reports a large funeral gathering for Mrs. Luella Barnes with relatives from Raleigh Morristown Hagerstown Decatur Roselle and Fairfax among attendees. Various family notes include travel, schooling plans and a correction on a 40th vs 43rd wedding anniversary for W A Orris.
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Crawfordsville
Dana’ Barnes
Raleigh
N.C
Earle Barnes
Morris Plains
N. J
Downs Hewitt
Hagerstown
E. K. Olson
Decatur
Til
Marlo Vadala
Roselle
Alfred Davis
Nashville
Tenn
Margaret
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
Linda Mitchell
Teresa Schultz
Lake Darling
Louise McAllister
Burlington
Ray McAllister
Tom
Christine
Lloyd Deharper
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
W. A. Orris
First City Santo Domingo founded in the New World
Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic capital, is noted as the first city founded in the New World, marking a pivotal moment in early colonial history. The statement highlights its status as the earliest established urban center in the Western Hemisphere.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
New World
Goodyear Tire Safety Ad Warns of Trip Hazards
A retro roadside ad urges pre trip tire checks to prevent blowouts and tire failures on long journeys. It promotes wheel balance as a fix and touts Goodyear tires for safer, longer travel with the slogan Goodyear you’ll go safer go safer farther on Goody.
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Goodyear
Hope Lutheran Team Defeats Immanuel in Softball Thriller
The Hope Lutheran Church team from Brighton defeated Immanuel Lutheran of Washington 16 to 15 in a Thursday evening game. Bob McAvoy and Lyle Sti pitched for Immanuel, while Bob Diers and Paul Rebling hurled for the winning Hope Lutheran squad.
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Hope Lutheran Church
Brighton
Immaneul Lutheran
Washington
Bob McAvoy
Lyle Sti
Immanuel
Bob Diers
Paul Rebling
Hope Lutheran
Dau Wins Iowa Boy’s Junior Golf Championship
Chuck Dau of West Des Moines recovered from a slow start to defeat Bill O Connor of Atlantic 2 up for the Iowa boys junior title. Dau trailed 3 up after four holes, then won holes seven nine and twelve to seize the lead, finishing with a clutch 10 foot putt on 17 to seal the victory as O Connor missed a long birdie attempt.
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Ames
UPI
Chuck Dau
West Des Moines
Iowa
Bill O'Connor
Atlantic
Dau
Des Moines
O'Connor
Dan
Iowa State
Bob Lamson
Journal Sale Date Column June 22 Household Sale
Household sale begins at 1 o clock with Mrs Lor eta Meeks and closes July 13 for a sale of household goods at 614 North Mason starting at 1 p.m. Mrs Leona Wehr. Weekly livestock sales listed at Wayland, Ollie, Smiles, Wapello, Kalona and Washington with various days and markets.
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Haskins
Loreta Meeks
North Mason
Leona Wehr
Wayland
Iowa
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Sm Lie’s Livestock Market
Columbus Junction
Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc
Wapello
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McFarlane Insurance Agency
East Malls
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Late Show
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Liberty Valance
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Los Anles
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Lenna
Jada
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Claude Woods
Tana
Mi Beach
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Tor
Shulton
Washington, Iowa
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Winstop Duzzit
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S. Ave. B
Journal
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Mace Motor Company
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