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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
16
Dodgers sweep Reds as Gilliam, nicknamed the cool man, delivers a two-run eighth inning double. Perskanoski and Maloney duel in a tense pennant chase with Bay Area, St Louis, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and New York results shaping the NL standings.
Albie Pearson, 28, of Alhambra Calif hits .313 with 82 runs, carries Angels in a doubleheader sweep of the Orioles to move to fifth place in the pennant race. He singles and scores in game one, then drives in the tying run and scores the winning run in the eighth of game two. Bob Rodgers homered for LA while Leon Wagner belts his 16th homer. In other AL games, Yankees beat White Sox, Twins top Tigers, and Red Sox edge Indians.
The Indians defeated the Orioles 28 to 10 in a Little League game on Monday. An earlier report erred, clarifying Glandon as the winning pitcher for the Indians. The matchup featured 9 and 10 year old players.
Iris L Plecker of Washington named to the Deans List at Florida State An Lassee for the second trimester this year. Longer Mrs Walter Longer of Washington registered to attend reading and language arts workshop July 22 to August 2 at State College of Iowa in Cedar Falls.
United Press International reports National League standings with St Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Houston and results from recent games including Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Houston. American League shows New York Chicago Boston Minnesota Baltimore and Cleveland with recent results and scheduled games for Thursday and Friday.
Kalona hosts Dairy Day on Saturday June 29 as part of National Dairy Month. Iowa Dairy Princess Judy Stemstrud will be at the Farmers Savings Bank from 9 to noon and speak at night. Carroll Chipman’s band plays 7 30 to 8 30 on the bank parking lot with dairy treats for all. In case of rain the program moves to the bank Community Room. Everyone is invited.
The field of 150 tees off for a $110,000 Cleveland Open with $22,000 to the winner at Beechmont Country Club. Mike Souchak notes straight hitting on fast greens. Julius Boros, Gene Littler, Doug Sanders, Gardner Dickinson and Billy Maxwell top the favored list ahead of Palmer Nicklaus and Player. Nicklaus failed to make the cut at the Open, but Souchak says to expect renewed pursuit this week.
Becky Berdo, daughter of the TJ Berdo family of Washington, placed fourth with her lamb at the 2nd Southeast Iowa Quality Lamb Show held Saturday June 2 in Columbus Junction. The Rath Packing Company sponsored the 4H and FFA event drawing 94 entries, up from 31 last year. Washington County participants Bill Hardy and James Otchkiss showed choice lambs. Carcass placings will be announced after evaluation at the Rath plant in Waterloo. Wayne French of Muscatine received a silver trophy for his management program. Merritt Canady Verne Knecht assisted on the committees.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Allbrecht of Springfield Missouri visited Riverside staying with Jess Mitchell and Mrs William C Law. Families from St Paul and Iowa City joined meals at the Rummelhart home. Weekend guests at Wes Sojka included Chicago and Cedar Rapids visitors. American Legion Auxiliary escorted wheel chair patients to church services in Iowa City. A $5 donation was made to the chapel fund.
The ASCS announces a reseal option for corn under loan or purchase agreements from 1958 to 1961 crops. Extends 1960 1962 and 1963 storage loans to July 31 1964 with 1961 loans extended to July 31 1966. Soybeans have no reseal. Producers must meet grade quality moisture and rodent standards and notify the County Office in July with processing of applications by October 1 1963.
Mickey Mantle, recovering from a broken left foot, had the cast removed after X rays showed rapid healing. Dr Sidney Gaynor said Mantle could rejoin the New York Yankees on July 11 after the All Star Game, though he remains on the disabled list. Mantle, who broke the foot June 5 in Baltimore, plans to wear a specially designed shoe and may return for his team’s first game post All Star break against the Angels in Los Angeles.
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