Perranoski Rescues Dodgers Again In Tight Win Over Reds
Dodgers prevail 3 4 as Ron Perranoski follows five straight scoreless outings with two more to preserve the lead. Drysdale weakness and RBI hits by Willie Davis Maury Wills and Jim Gilliam set up the late rally while Perranoski blanked Cincinnati to end the Reds seven game win streak. The Dodgers move within one game of the NL lead as the Giants, Braves and Colts also play in the circuit.
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Norm Cash
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Major Leagues Monday Results and Tuesday Pitchers
Baseball scores show Los Angeles over Cincinnati 5-4 in Milwaukee and Houston defeating Milwaukee 3-0. Monday results include Chicago 5 New York 2 and Boston 7 Cleveland 5. Tuesday’s schedule lists night games with Bolin, Sadecki, Koufax, O’Toole among probable pitchers and several intercity matchups. The text also mentions a Grand Alpine Route tourism note through several European countries.
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Sadecki
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Mahaffey
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White Sox overpower Yankees for third straight victory
The Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Yankees 5–2 to pull within one game of first place as Camilo Carreon drove in three with a three run double and Johnny Buzhardt and Hoyt Wilhelm combined on a six hitter. The win marked the Sox’ fourth win in five games and extended Buzhardt’s streak against the Yankees to four straight over the past two seasons.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
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Philadelphia Phillies
Camilo Carreon
al Downing
Pete Warden
Chicago
Downing
Minnesota Twins
Local Fishermen Net Pike in Iowa River
Walter Lance and Maynard Goff Sr of Washington pulled a five pound Northern Pike from the Iowa River on Saturday. The catch was unusual for the area where Pike is rare, and they also brought home a Sturgeon, a fish not common to this vicinity.
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Towa River
Girls Softball Meet Planned For Thursday
A YMCA meeting is set for Thursday at 2 PM for Washington girls in grades seven through six to discuss a proposed summer softball league. The session aims to include girls who attend summer school with a second meeting arranged for those students.
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Services Wednesday For Mrs. Clara A. Bennett
Funeral services for 78 year old Clara A. Bennett will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home Keota with burial in Keota Cemetery. She died Monday at her son's home near Keota after a five week illness. She was born June 15 1885 in Washington to G W Hester Augustine Staller. She married Pearl E. Bennett on Feb 26 1907. he died in June 1988. She moved to Keota in 1941 and is survived by two sons Walter Keota Warren Tacoma Park Md, six grandchildren twelve great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Cora Brinning Keota Mrs Charles Plecker Washington and a brother Charles Statler Keota. She was predeceased by her husband and one son.
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Powell
Bennett
Waller
Warren
Tacoma Park
Cora Brinning
Charles Plecker
Washington
Charles Statler
Women Drivers Share of licensed operators grows
About 36 million women are drivers in the United States, roughly one in three licensed car operators.
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United States
IRS relaxes expense rules sparking restaurant revolt
The IRS released a second set of travel and entertainment deduction rules for the current tax year, widening what counts as business expenses such as country clubs lodges yachts and theater outings. Critics say the changes are still too complex and could harm restaurant business though enforcement is delayed until after July 31 to allow taxpayer familiarization.
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Conin
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Ionity Room
YMCA
On The Record New Cars
William F. Waggoner and Thora W. Pease appear with Ford and Mercury vehicles. Floyd A. Murphy and Ralph A. Melville are linked to Chrysler and Cadillac respectively, while Mae D. Smith and Keith W. Sanders relate to Oldsmobile and Plymouth. Donald Ellingsworth appears with Plymouth.
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Ralph A. Melville
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Cadillac
Keith W. Sanders
Oldsmobile
Donald Ellingsworth
Ply
Democrat Convention Set for Atlantic City 1964
The Democratic National Committee recommends holding the 964 Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City New Jersey on August 24 1964. Chicago was ruled out due to a prebooked hall while Miami Beach was not chosen. Gov Richard J Hughes urged the East Coast venue and praised the decision.
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UPL
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Chicago
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Keith Vetter Reports on State Legislature to Rotary
Keith Vetter, Washington county representative and Washington Rotary member, spoke to the club detailing biennial session actions. He reviewed session questions, letters for the Journal, and noted the busy, constructive legislature with many needed bills passed. The meeting marked the first Rotary talk with a new public address system and air conditioning in the room.
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Washington County
Washington Rotary Club
George Stewart
Vetter
Journal
Rotary
William Sitler
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