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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
8
Dodger left fielder Gilliam delivers clutch hits as Los Angeles wins a fourth straight, including a game winning double against Cincinnati to complete a three game sweep. Peroski earns eighth win as Dodgers stay a half game behind the leading Giants amid NL pennant fever.
Angel outfielder Albie Pearson, a five foot ten inch 141 pound veteran from Alhambra California, hit .313 with 82 hits and 37 runs this season. He starred in a split doubleheader against the Orioles, scoring the first run in the opener and delivering the tying and winning runs in the nightcap as Los Angeles moved to fifth in the AL pennant race. Paul Foytack won the opener in his first Angels start since being acquired, and Ken McBride pitched a three hitter for his ninth win in the second game.
The Indians defeated the Orioles 28 to 10 on Monday in a Little League game between 9 and 10 year olds. Landon was the winning pitcher for the Indians after an earlier report misattributed the victory to the Orioles.
Iris L Plecker of Washington earned a place on the Deans List at Florida State University in Tallahassee for the second trimester. Mrs Walter Longer of Washington registered to attend the reading and language arts workshop at State College of Town in Cedar Falls from July 22 through August 2.
United Press International standings for National and American Leagues list teams with win loss records and percentages for St. Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Houston and others. Wednesday results include New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh with scores and inning details, plus Thursday and Friday schedule and probable pitchers.
Kalona prepares for National Dairy Month with Farmers Savings Bank hosting Dairy Day on Saturday June 29. Judy Stemstrud the Towa Dairy Princess will attend 9 am to noon and speak during the evening program from 7 30 to 8 30 featuring Carroll Chipmans band on the bank parking lot weather permitting rain programs move to the bank Community Room. Dairy treats promised and everyone invited. Kalona Rebekah Lodge metFriday in Odd Fellows hall with 18 members voting to recess July and August. Mrs Harold Maxwell presided. District deputy president for district 92 named for the coming year. Invitations read from Wellman lodge to join June 27 when Zimri lodge Washington presents traveling emblem and to June 28 for carnations drill team from Cedar Rapids. Social committee named for July 5 including Mr and Mrs Alva Kepler Mrs Fay Boone and Mrs Alma Mich el. Entertainment and refreshments followed.
The 150 starters chase the $22,000 first prize in the $110,000 Cleveland Open at Beechmont Country Club 6618 yards par 35 36 71. Mike Souchak and Julius Boros headline a field featuring Nicklaus Palmer and Player as expectations rise after Boros Open win.
Becky Berno, daughter of the TJ. Berdo's of Washington, placed fourth with a lamb at the 2nd Southeast Iowa Quality Lamb Show held Saturday in Columbus Junction. The event drew 94 entries, sponsored by Rath Packing Company for 4H and FFA. Carcass placings will be announced after 20 entries are evaluated at the Bath plant in Waterloo.
Riverside residents host visitors from Missouri Iowa and Illinois for weekend meals and extended stays. Families from Springfield Chicago Cedar Rapids Marion and Iowa City joined at various homes including the Rummelharts Burich and Sojka households with guests and relatives. American Legion Auxiliary Unit 287 assisted wheel chair patients to VA chapel services in Iowa City and a $5 donation was given to the chapel flower fund.
Howard Lins of the Washington County ASC Committee announced a reseal option for corn loans from 1962 1960 and 1959 price support crops extending maturity to July 31 1964. 1961 loans were extendible to that date last year but 1958 loans must be liquidated by 60 days after July 31 1963. No reseal for 1961 1962 soybeans.
New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle had the cast removed from his broken left foot after X rays showed fast healing. Dr. Sidney Gaynor said Mantle could return after the All Star Game, aiming for the July 11 home opener against the Angels, though he remains on the disabled list until July 7 and will use a special shoe.
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