Second Round City Little League Week Two Results
Friday morning league play saw the Indians and Tigers win in the American League while the Braves and Cubs captured National League games. Tigers beat Yankees 6 to 1. Indians 10 to 2 over Orioles. Braves 2 to 0 over Dodgers. Cubs 2 to 1 over Giants.
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Green Field
Indians
Tigers
Braves
Cubs
Yankees
Orioles
Dodgers
Giants
Bruce Paul
RBI
Paul
Mangold
Fleagle
Truck
Don Higgins
Horton
Gebhardt
Exhibition Game At Field Here Tonight
The first Little League exhibition game of the summer season will be played at Green Field tonight at six o'clock. Indiana and Orioles will face off as the Indians of the American League for 9 and 10 year olds take on the Orioles.
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Green Field
Jim Wheeler
YMCA
Orioles
Hearing for two youths charged with robbery postponed
Two local youths Dan Cookes and Dudley Greiner have their robbery hearing delayed until Wednesday at the youths’ attorney request. Both youths remain in the county jail under bonds of five thousand dollars each, awaiting the hearing outcome.
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Atorney
Dan Cookes
Dudley Greiner
Italian Team Again Wins Bridge Title
In St Vincent Italy defeats the United States 344 to 251 to capture the International Contract Bridge championship as the U S loses to Argentina 372 to 282 and the world title. Italy rallies from a deficit to seize an 18 IMP lead in the 16 boards of the day’s second round with the final score 313 to 294. The 1964 world championship will be a world bridge olympiad in New York City.
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ST. Vincent
Italy
United States
France
U. S
Argentina
U.S
New York City
Des Moines 14-year-old confesses to fatal shooting of playmate
A 14-year-old boy, Terry Lee Gilbert, is jailed on a manslaughter charge in the death of Otis Godfrey, 14. Gilbert admitted firing a combination rifle and shotgun at Godfrey, who was typing at a desk. He moved the body behind a packing box and later went fishing.
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Des Moines
UPI
Terry Lee Gilbert
Phillip Gilbert
Enos Ave
Howard Brooks
Don L. Tidrick
Gilbert
Otis Godfrey
William Alston
Godfrey
E.J. McCarthy
Southeast Iowa golf and social week features
The column outlines midweek golf events and a ladies’ day led by Ruth Young with a committee including Connie Day Betty Turnipseed Jean Robertson Lorene Cox and others. It notes Mt Pleasant tournament results and praise for Eddie Enger Jr Frank Sanders Mike Brake and Don Kos, plus reminders to repair marks on the course during dry times and a USGA poster in the pro shop.
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Iowa
Ruth Young
Connie Day
Betty Turnipseed
Jean Robertson
Lorene Cox
Rachel Jungbluth
Virginia Lemley
Phil Weik
Jay Sellers
Frank Sanders
Mike Brake
Don Kos
Ames
Fellows
USGA
Ben Flam Wins Mount Pleasant Amateur Golf Title
Ben Flam of New London captured the Mount Pleasant amateur title after an early lead, finishing 35 33 40 for 27 holes. He won by one stroke over Tom Stewart of Burlington and Ed Bedell, with Ben Vorwerk of Muscatine tied for third at 110.
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Mount Pleasant
Ben Flam
New London
Flam
Tom Stewart
Burlington
Ed Bedell
Ben Vorwerk
Muscatine
Ten Years Ago Today Gordon McCreedy Plans Medical School Start
Gordon McCreedy son of Mr and Mrs McCreedy worked at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City for the summer after completing three years of premedical study. He will enter the University of Towns at Iowa City in September.
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Gordon Mereedy
M.L. McCreedy
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
University of Town
Towa City
Leaders Win In Twilight Golf Play
Brake's Brakeside team defeated Boyer's squad 5 to 2 and Bannister's golfers beat Lowe's 5 to 2 to stay atop the league standings. Identical wins left Brake two points ahead after Friday action. Other scores show DeLa 3 s, English 3%, Paul 414, Gebhardt 22, Lloyd 414, Wells 24s, Hensel 34, Patterson 3's. Clint Hensel earned medalist honors with 33.
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Brake
Hensel
Patterson
Clint Hensel
Jim Lloyd
Stevens
Robison
C — Gorham
Casey
Cru Krogmeier
E — Berns
Messenger
F _"Tschantz
Mills
G — Claeys
Ornduff
White Man Charged In Evers Slaying
Byron De La Beckwith, 42, charged by the state with murder in the sniper slaying of Medgar Evers, faces federal civil rights charges. FBI arrested him Saturday after a fingerprint on a rifle matched his. Evers, NAACP field secretary, was shot outside his home on June 12. Charles Evers said the NAACP and all Negroes in the state seek justice.
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Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Beckwith
Breenwood
Miss
FBI
Greenwood
Episcopal Church
Charles Evers
Kennedy calls for vigorous prosecution in Jackson Evers case
In Washington Senator Robert Kennedy urged strong action by Jackson officials and police over the Evers killing. He praised the government for pursuing leads and asked investigators to ferret out all who aided the conspiracy. He noted fingerprints on the gun and said more evidence than the prints exists, while deferring to Mississippi authorities on solving the case.
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Evers
Jackson
City
Washington
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Missort
Sissippi
Allen Fle Thompson
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Hennigan
Bowen
Gilmer
McCall
Brown
Gary Blan
Don
Denny Hennigan
Mike Hennigan
Glandon
Aly
Richart
Terry Miller
Miller
Bob English
Green
Jaspering
Brazzi
Rm Louise
A Tastman CO
Liberty iVaraneé
Miles - Marvin - O'Brien
EMS
Tom & Jerry Corton
Talian
JD Mallory
Jim
J. F. Mallory
Ron Gregory
D. W. Gregory
Hi-Y
Boys’ Glee Club
Thespians
WASHINGTON _— COUNTY
Made Motor CO
Harold Kerr
Lawes Ouver
Mt. Pleasant
Dorothy Gray
Ymca A
Evening Journal
Washington, Town
GB Brake Bs
Bannister A
Weik
Morrison
Lloyd
Boyer
Ae DeLa
Gebharat
Lowe
S Wells
City of
Planter’s
Wortz
Oscar Mayer
Admiral Brand
Dole
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