McNally Extends Unbeaten Streak With Five-Hitter
Dave McNally, Baltimore's unbeaten left-hander, pitched a five-hitter for his 11th win as the Orioles beat the Tigers 4-1. Sam McDowell, Cleveland's ace, yielded six hits and fanned 10 for a 5-1 Indians victory over the Yankees, recording his 1,500th strikeout.
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McDowell wins 13th straight as Royals edge Twins
McDowell extended his streak to 13 straight wins and 10-6 on the season with a 1 5 inning gem while Duke Sims guided him with inventive calls. In other AL games Kansas City topped Minnesota 9-8, Boston beat Washington 4-2, Oakland edged Chicago 1-0, and Seattle won 5-2. NL action saw Cincinnati take two from San Francisco 4-3 and 9-1, St Louis beat Chicago 3-1, Pittsburgh down New York 3-1, San Diego 5-0 over Los Angeles, Houston 5-4 over Atlanta and Philadelphia 8-7 over Montreal.
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Willie Mays Still Has Old Magic at 38
Willie Mays, age 38, remains a draws-crowd star for the San Francisco Giants. He shows genuine care for teammates and kids, giving gifts and supporting education, while managing fans' daily expectations and his own playing time with club officials and teammates praising his unique character.
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Gonzalez to face Ashe at Wimbledon
Pancho Gonzalez, 41, meets Arthur Ashe in the fourth round of Wimbledon. Gonzalez advanced with a marathon win over Pasarell, then straight-set wins over Bengsston and Edlefsen. Ashe, seeking a major since Forest Hills, edged Stilwell in five sets.
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United States
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Britain
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Australia
Stan Smith
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Virginia Wade
Pat Walkden
South Africa
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Nancy Richey
Rosemary Casals
Kerry Harris
Major League Baseball standings and Friday results
National League East leaders Chicago New York Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Montreal and Montreal at bottom while West Los Angeles Atlanta Cincinnati Houston San Francisco San Diego vie. Friday results include St Louis def Chicago 3 1 Cincinnati beat San Francisco 4 3 and 9 1 Pittsburgh over New York 3 1 Philadelphia over Montreal 8 7 Houston 5 Atlanta 4 San Diego 5 Los Angeles 3. Today’s scheduled pitches feature Fryman Stoneman Torrez Hands Stone Wilson Perry Fisher and Drysdale.
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July Fourth Blast Plan at Country Club
Plans for a July Fourth celebration at the Country Club include a two pair two ball at 1:30 p.m. The evening meal is free for members and families, and attendees must sign up by June 30 at the club house. Fireworks will follow at dark. Committee members include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Trier as chairmen and several other couples.
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Bob Bates
Bob Reed
Phil Crossett
Dale Caldwell
Dick Paul
Bob Truax
Twilight Golf League three card pars leaders noted
Twilight Golf League results show Bob Lowe Bill Westphal and Jim Lloyd sharing medalist honors after carding par 35 at Washington Country Club. Hendricks team leads standings by two points over Lowe contingent with Friday results and detailed scores for each player and club.
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Jim Lloyd
Washington Country Club
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Lloyd
DeLa
Westphal
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Wells
Bannister
Morrison
Brake
Gebhardt
Baseball and softball games scheduled in Washington week of June 29
Week of June 29 has multiple games across leagues in Washington. On June 29 Adult softball features Sportshop versus Ray & Franks at 4:30 p.m. and Ainsworth State Bank against Jaycees at 6:30 p.m. July 1 Tri County Babe Ruth hosts Washington Reds at Riverside and Hills versus Washington Blues at 6 p.m. July 2 Tri County Little League matches Washington North at Riverside, Lone Tree at Washington South, Ainsworth at Hills at 6 p.m. July 2 Washington City Little Leagues pairs Tigers with Orioles at 1 p.m. and Indians against Yankees at 2 p.m. July 3 Tri County Pony League has Washington Reds at Hills and Washington Blues at Riverside plus Lone Tree at Ainsworth and Crawfordsville at Wayland at 6 p.m. July 4 Washington City Little Leagues pits Dodgers against Giants at 1 p.m. and Braves against Cubs at 2:30 p.m.
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Cubs
Nixon’s Pacific Tour Aims For July Splashdown Plan
President Nixon plans to skip the Apollo 11 launch viewing and depart July 23 for a swing visiting 10 countries in the Pacific and Asia. He will reach the USS Hornet near Hawaii to witness splashdown the following day while Mrs Nixon joins in Manila for parts of the Asian tour and Romania visit. A potential South Vietnam stop remains unannounced.
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Regents argue over ISU cheese sales in commercial venture
At an Iowa Board of Regents meeting in Iowa City and Ames a dispute arose whether Iowa State University should continue its retail cheese operation. Critics led by Mrs. Joseph Rosenfield said it competes with private gift shops and free enterprise, while supporters noted university goodwill and demand. A compromise allowed continued production but shifted sales to non university channels, including mail order, to reduce direct on campus retail.
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Rev. Kanne to end Richland ministry
Longtime Richland pastor Rev. William Kanne will complete five years at Richland Christian Church with his final worship service on June 29 at 9 a.m. He and his family will continue residing in Packwood where he has served both Richland Christian and Packwood Methodist churches. Homecoming events include July 6 address by Loree Roach of Ottumwa and a noon dinner.
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Milford
Nebraska
Kalona Rebekah Lodge
Hukill Rebekah Lodge
Lone Tree
Break in summer schedule No Kalona swimming July 1
Kalona Red Cross Summer Swimming program announces no classes Tuesday July 1 for instructor training. Makeup day set for Saturday July 12. bus schedules remain as on other class days. Swimming resumes normal on Tuesday July 8 with notice to students and parents.
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Farm Bureau members to attend national education conference
Ten years ago Mrs J H Jones of Washington County will be one of 23 Iowa Farm Bureau members attending the Farm Bureau national conference on education from June 28 to July 1. The event will take place on the campus of Ohio State University in Columbus Ohio.
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Washington County
Iowa Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
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Columbus
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