Cubs Win 2-0 as Durocher Marries Before Debut
United Press International reports manager Leo Durocher wed Lynn Goldblat on Thursday and returned to lead the Chicago Cubs to a 2-0 victory over the Montreal Expos. Ernie Banks drove in the lone run with a first inning sacrifice fly, tying Joe DiMaggio for 15th on the all time RBI list with his 1,537th RBI. Hands earned his sixth win, posting the Cubs 15th shutout this year as the team snapped a five game skid.
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United Press International
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Chicago Cubs
Montreal Expos
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Ernie Banks
Bill Hands
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Lynn Goldblat
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Joe DiMaggio
Kuhn Pushes Rules for Owners and Players in Baseball
New York based baseball commissioner Ford Frick Kuhn said a forthcoming set of guidelines will define undesirable off field and outside business ties for players and owners. He noted three club owners planned to exit Parvin Dorhmann shares and directorships. Finley Bartholomay and Louis Jr. will resign from Parvin Dorhmann. Delbert Coleman will leave the Braves board.
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Parvin-Dorrmann
New York Stock Exchange
Fremont
Stardust
Aladdin
Las Vegas
Nev
William C. Bartholomay
John J. Louis Jr
Atlanta Braves
Charls O. Finley
Oakland Athletics
Parvin- Dorhmann
Delbert Coleman
Waddell Family to Attend International Men's Convention
Mr and Mrs Howard Waddell and family will depart Sunday morning for Green Lake Wisconsin to attend the International s Men s convention.
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Howard Waddell
Green Lake
Wis
Lichty Wins Iowa Junior Girls Golf Tour Title
Flynn tied for fifth as Bobbe Lichty of Waterloo closes six-year era with a 308 total over 72 holes to win the Iowa Junior Girls Golf Tournament in Boone Iowa Sue Harmon of Cedar Rapids finished second with 319 while Kathy Schuchat Des Moines and many others followed in final scores Mary Flynn Keota and Donna Stiley Audubon tied for fifth with 349 as the field completed four days of play
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Melanie Schiller
Waterloo
Karen Seltz
Des Moines
Mary Flynn
Keota
Donna Stiley
Audubon
Dubuque
Shirley Rddimund
Parkersburg
Sue Magill
Atlantic
Barb Miller
Cedar Rapids
Sandy Korss
LeMars
Claudia Round
Maquoketa
Contract Approved Hawkins to Play for Suns
NBA Commissioner Walter J. Kennedy announced the settlement of Connie Hawkins’s dispute with the league and his signing with the Phoenix Suns. Hawkins, once barred over the 1961 college basketball scandal, agreed to terms reportedly well over a million dollars, with contract length kept confidential. He had been a standout in the ABA and sued the NBA in 1966 for monopoly before finalizing the Phoenix deal.
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UPI
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National Basketball Association Today
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Phoenix Suns
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Los Angeles
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University of Iowa
NBA
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Suns
David Litman
Phoenix
Litman
Minnesota Pipers
ABA
Brooklyn
N.Y
Namath and Rozelle may reach accord
Namath and Pete Rozelle plan a possible meeting in New York to resolve the stalemate over Namath's retirement. Rozelle returns from fishing and Namath from a Seattle golf event as talks surface to end the impasse stemming from an order to divest his East Side nightclub.
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Bachelors III
Kemper Open leader Bob Charles laments distance
New Zealand lefty Bob Charles held a lead at 6 under par 138 after the second round of the Kemper Open in Charlotte. He complained the course is too long for him while seven-time runners up chase, including Sam Snead and Lee Trevino, as Charles drew near a third round.
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N.C
UPI
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Charles
Kemper
Sam Snead
Dan Sikes
Tony Jacklin
Bruce Devlin
Lee Trevino
Dale Douglass
Mason Rudolph
Giants beat Cubs 6-3 in intercity league play
The eleven and twelve year old intercity league saw the Giants defeat the Cubs 6-3 as Mike Young pitched a one hit game and hit a home run. Doug Roupert took the loss. In the Braves versus Dodgers game Berns earned the win over Long as Bob Nardy had three hits including a homer. Dodgers rallied for six runs in the last inning but fell short. All teams sat tied for the league lead with one win and one loss.
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Cubs
Mike Young
Doug Roupert
Young
Braves
Dodgers
Berns
Bob Nardy
Blues and South Lose in Tri County Action
In Tri County League play on Friday, Washington South fell 9-7 to Ainsworth as Orris earned the win with 12 strikeouts and Nardy took the loss. Ruppert and Caldwell hit homers for South while Orris and Davis did so for Ainsworth. Errors plagued South in a tightly fought affair. Brighton defeated Washington Blue 6-0 with Long taking the defeat and Doug Farrier the win, who fanned 14 and limited Blues to one hit. Hyde Schooley and Farrier each had two hits for Brighton.
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Orris
Nardy
Ruppert
Caldwell
Davis
Tri County
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Washington Blue
Long
Doug Farrier
Farrier
Blues
Phil Hyde
Mike Schooley
Major League Friday Results and Weekend Schedule
National League results show Chicago 2 Montreal 0 and Houston 6 San Diego 1 with Houston taking 1st game 3 1. Saturday’s matchups include St Louis at New York and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, with Montreal at Chicago and San Francisco at Atlanta among others. Sunday games feature St Louis at New York and Montreal at Chicago, plus Los Angeles at Cincinnati and San Diego at Houston.
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U S Army Specialist Four Robert Yoder Assigned in Vietnam
Army specialist four Robert A. Yoder aged 20, son of Mr and Mrs Allen M Yoder Route 2 Wellman Iowa, was assigned May 29 to the 1st Logistical Command in Vietnam as a wheeled vehicle mechanic.
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Scouts visit Kalona cheese factory
Cub Scout Outing Den Mothers Mrs Kenneth Lerack and Mrs Leroy Conrad led Den 4 Cubs on a Kalona cheese factory tour after an early 7:30 a.m. departure. The group also visited the Yoder Feed Open House, MacBride Hall Museum, had a MacDonalds dinner, then a park picnic and a visit to Fountain Falls Pet Farm before returning home.
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Steve Conrad
Kevin Rose
Tony Hauenstein
Tom Bernau
Robert Richardson
Legion women in Riverside meeting in June report
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Fred Frank's home in Riverside on a Wednesday evening for the June gathering. President Mrs. Dale Burich conducted the session and officers were elected: Mrs. Wilma Rummelhart president, Mrs. Burich first vice president, Mrs. John Veggy second vice president, Mrs. Bess Burich chaplain, Mrs. Gale Dinner sergeant at arms, and Mrs. Clarence Rummelhart historian. A report was presented on the event.
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American Legion Auxiliary
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William Waldschmidt
Dale Burich
Wilma Rummelhart
John Veggy
Bess Burich
Gale Dinner
Clarence Rummelhart
Memorial Day Activities by Local Veterans Auxiliaries
Over seventy wreaths were made by American Legion Auxiliary and VFW Auxiliary members at the B and W Cafe for placement at Riverside Cemetery Mt Olivet and St Stanislaus cemeteries with help from several children. The program featured Mrs Wilma Rummelhart at Riverside, a VFW Color Guard and VFW firing squad. A card party was planned with hostesses Mrs William Walschmidt Mrs Leroy Hardy and Mrs Dale Burich. A bake sale is set for Saturday June 21 at the Launderette starting 11 a.m. Donations welcomed. July hostess committee named Mrs Fred Kron and Mrs Harold Cress. Tuesday dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Albert Navy included Mrs Nellie Finke and Mrs Blanche Harvey of Washington.
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Dale Burich
Fred Kron
Harold Cress
Albert Navy
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Washington
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