Mays hits his 475th homer in Giants win over Pirates
Willie Mays belted his 475th career homer in San Francisco as the Giants defeated Pittsburgh 6-1. The blast tied Stan Musial for second in NL history behind Ruth and moved Mays within reach of Gehrig Ott Williams and Foxx in all time list. Cap Peterson, Jim Davenport, and Dick Bertell contributed multiple hits as Ron Herbel earned his fifth win.
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Mays
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stan Musial
Lou Gehrig
Mel Ott
Ted Williams
Jimmy Foxx
Ruth
Bob Veale
San Francisco
Ron Herbel
Cap Peterson
Jim Davenport
Dick Bertell
Pony League doubleheader slate for Tri-County games
Pony League teams Washington North vs Lone Tree and Washington South at Green Field face Hills tonight at 6 30 p m. City Little League Friday schedule: Tigers vs Orioles 9 00 a m Indians vs Yankees 10 30 a m Giants vs Braves 1 00 p m Dodgers vs Cubs 2 30 p m.
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Washington North
Lone Tree
Washington South
Green Field
Hills
Tigers
Orioles
Indians
Yankees
Giants
Braves
Dodgers
Cubs
Cinderella 4H Girls Meet At Bauer Home
The Cinderella 4H group met Monday afternoon at the Bauer home with fourteen members, three leaders, and three mothers present. Barbara Radda presided in the president’s absence. Julia Radda led the music. talks covered posture and care of clothes. Demonstrations included sewing darts, buttonholes, snaps, and hems. The next meeting is July 6 at 1:30 p.m. at the Radda home. members should bring an wardrobe accessory. Rosemary Peiffer led recreation and refreshments were served.
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Vicky
Judy
Jane Bauer
Barbaras Radda
Diana Reis
Julia Radda
Connie Crone
Denise
Smith
Denise Ralston
Nancy Mangold
Vickie Benge
Barbara Radda
Barbara
Rosemary Peiffer
Washington South Defeats Hills In Tri County League
Washington South scored seven runs on six hits to defeat Hills 7 3 Wednesday night. Schooley earned the win for Washington South and also doubled, while Jennon suffered the loss for Hills. Hills led early with a first inning run and two more in the third before Washington South rallied in the sixth with four hits.
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Mickey Mantie
Ed Mathews
Maloney
Ernie Banks
Deron Johnson
Vada Bambiano
Pinson
Frank Robinson
Curt Simmons
Cardinals
Wade Blasingame
Joe Torre
Hank Aaron
Braves
Larry Jackson
Cubs
Washington South
Hills
Schooley
Jenn
Washington
Anderson
Washington North downs Lone Tree in Tri-County league win
Washington North Little League took a 3 2 lead over Lone Tree Wednesday night in the Tri County league. Gebhardt reached on a fielder's choice as Widmer was picked off, Paul homered for two runs, Hansen stole a base sequence, and Lone Tree countered with two runs in the fourth. Washington had two hits off Slaughter while Lone Tree collected five.
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Washington North
Lone Tree
Washington
Gebhardt
Widmer
Paul
Hansen
Flake
Schopueld
Lantz
Slaughter
Blues defeat Reds in Pony baseball clash
The Washington Blues defeated the Washington Reds 4 to 1 in a city Pony League game. Blues led with four runs in the first inning aided by singles from Krogmeier and Koehler and doubles by Hennigan and Schooley. Reds scored in the fifth without a hit while Blues made two errors.
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Washington Blues
Washington Reds
Krogmeier
Koehler
Hennigan
Schooley
Blues
Ward hosted baseball clinic draws winners for youth leagues
The Washington Pony Midget and Little League teams completed the Wards All Pro Baseball Clinic sponsored by Montgomery Ward with YMCA cooperation. Participants watched film strips on fundamentals, earned certificates for perfect attendance, and five gifts were awarded from Montgomery Ward. The photo shows kneeling Timmie Zear Mike Tschantz Tom Marston and standing Raney Crockett Richard Crull with other honorees including James Schooley Marshall Doughtey John Coon Drew Mc Avoy Danny West Tom Bruty Craig Glandon Chris Hampshire Kurt Jorgensen and Larry Mabb.
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Washington Pony
Montgomery Ward
YMCA
Timmie Zear
Mike Tschantz
Tom Marston
Raney Crockett
Richard Crull
James Schooley
Marshall Doughtey
John Coon
Drew McAvoy
Danny West
Pony
Tom Bruty
Craig Glandon
Chris Hampshire
Kurt Jorgensen
Larry Mabb
Journal
Dallas Kinney
Medical group elects president
Dr. Charles L. Hudson, 61, internist from Shaker Heights Ohio, elected president-elect of the American Medical Association for next year. He pledged a science‑driven administration and emphasized unifying the association amid recent tensions over Medicare boycott talk. Hudson is a Western Reserve University associate professor, former Ohio Medical Society president, and World War II veteran.
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New York
UPI
Charles L. Hudson
Shaker Heights
Ohio
American Mention
AMA
Hudson
AMA‘ Board of Trustees
Durward G. Hall
Springfield
Congress
Hall
AMA House of Delegates
Chicago
House
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
American Board of Internal Medicine
Ohio Medical Society
Cuyahoga County
Deeds Record Transfers In High Land Park Area
On the record transfers include Wade and Pence to Gary Allen Pence of lot 3 and north half of lot 4 in High Land Park and Washington. Ronald and wife to Dorothy Elmore south half of lot 3 and lot 4 in block B, OL SW Brighton. Marie M. Hesser executor to Royce E. Buckwalter of lots 23 24 and east half of 25 26 in block 6 OP Wellman. Marie Mae Hesser and husband to Buckwalter west half of lots 25 26 in block 6 OP Wellman. Arthur E. Hora and wife to George R. Hora undivided three fourths interest in land in section 11 76 7.
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Ronald Tolle
Dorothy Elmore
Brighton
Marie M. Hesser
William M. Glant
Royce E. Buckwalter
OP Wellman
Marie Mae Hesser
Arthur E. Hora
George R. Hora
Medicare No Action Policy Stance Shapes Early Debate
Officials push for a formal no action policy on Medicare until the measure clears final passage into law. The stance emphasizes delaying spending or regulatory steps pending legislative outcome, signaling caution amid ongoing negotiations and committee reviews.
United Nations Marks 20th Anniversary in San Francisco
In San Francisco representatives from around the world gathered to mark the United Nations 20th anniversary. The original charter signed June 26, 1948, in San Francisco drew 51 nations. the body now has 114 members. President Johnson planned a Friday address at 11:30 a.m. with a full commemorative program, then head to Texas for weekend at his ranch.
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San Francisco
UPI
United Nations
War Memorial Opera House
Veterans Building
U.N
White House
Johnson
Texas
Ranch
Waterloo Man Stabbed Outside Tavern
James B. Richardson 24 of Waterloo was stabbed in the chest and left in the street outside a local tavern. He was in critical condition as police questioned several people connected with the incident.
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St. Louis
John Butler
Waterloo
Iowa
James B. Richardson
Richardson
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