Indians Win-But Not Early Wynn
Indians fail to start fast as Early Wynn seeks his 100th win but loses 4 3. The Senators fall while Twins sweep, Harmon Killebrew leads with six hits and four homers in a doubleheader. Other AL and NL results include Red Sox over Yankees and Cardinals, Cubs, Pirates, Braves, Giants wins.
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Cub Scouts Lad-Dad Day at Camp Waukee
Cub Scouts in the Wauhawk district invited to Lad-Dad day at Camp Waukee on Saturday July 6 with their dads pack committee men and the cubmaster. Activities start 11 a.m. with registration 10 a.m. to noon. Sports field day archery rifle range swimming axe yard and obstacle course guided by instructors. Sack lunches for noon. camp kitchen serves dinner. Registration 75 cents per person due July 1 at the Boy Scout Service Center Cedar Rapids.
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Service notice for Pvt Horak at Fort Leonard Wood
A change of address has been reported for Pvt. Philip L. Horak ER 1763282 Co. P 4th Bn 4th TR Special Class 49 Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
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Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Spahn Puts Braves Within Reach Of All Time Wins
Veteran Warren Spahn pitched a three hitter to beat the Dodgers 1 0 and move within 35 of the all time NL win record. The 42 year old improved to 11 3 this season while chasing Mathewson and Alexander’s combined 373 victories. Maye, Aaron, and Torre contributed the early run as Spahn fanned two and walked none in Los Angeles. The Cardinals, Giants, Cubs and Pirates won as NL action continued alongside AL scores from Red Sox, Yankees, Twins and Orioles.
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Jose Azcue
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Lee Maye
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Joe Torre
Torre
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Washington Senators
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Curt .Flood
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Willie McCovey
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Reds
Juan Marichal
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McCovey
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Vada Pinson
Dick Ellsworth
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Philes
Ron Santo
K Baldschun
Don Demeter
Phillies
Santo
Dick Bertell
Bill Virdon
al McBean
Pirates
Mets
Roger Craig
Virdon
Football Stars Will Play Tonight in All America Game
In Buffalo, John McKay and Milt Bruhn renew a national rivalry as their West and East teams meet in the third annual All America game telecast by ABC. VanderKelen and Nelson lead quarterbacks for East and West respectively, with a backfield featuring Gambrell Kochman and Saimes, and a scrambling I formation led by Alexander Goodwin Goodwin Thornton.
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Ron VanderKelen
California
Bill Nelsor
Vandy
Badger
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Davis
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Daryle Lamonic
VanderKelen
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South Carolina
Penn State
Roger Kochman
Michigan State
George Saimes
Mel
Major League Standings and Scores Snapshot
United Press International reports both leagues standings with teams such as New York Chicago Boston Minnesota Cleveland Los Angeles Detroit and Baltimore. Friday results include Boston 4 New York 3 and Cleveland 4 Chicago 3 while Minnesota beat Washington 11 4. Saturday and Sunday games list probable pitchers and matchups.
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Three Cardinals Lead NL All Star Team Selection
The St Louis Cardinals place first baseman Bill White, shortstop Dick Groat and third baseman Ken Boyer on the National League starting lineup. Albie Pearson of the Los Angeles Angels replaces Mickey Mantle on the American League squad in a double vote arrangement, with Joe Pepitone at first base for the Yankees in the AL opener.
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Dick Goat
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Nelson Fox
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Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota Twins
Frank Malzone
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Leon Wagner
Detroit Tigers
al Kaline
Earl Battey
Twins
All-Star selections announced by Ford Frick for 1960 game
In a league wide vote the Twins lead with multiple starters while Mantle may miss the July 11 game at Cleveland Stadium. Managers Dark and Houk will pick the remaining 25 man squads. Mantle’s absence shapes centerfield voting and NL star Kaline tops AL voting with Battey and Versalles close behind.
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Versalles
Relief Corps Meets At West Chester
The J. W. Baker Woman's Relief Corps met at the K. P. hall Thursday afternoon with 13 members present. President Mrs. John Hough presided. Reports show funds raised and disbursed for food clothing labor and transportation plus cash. Members sent birthday get well sympathy and anniversary cards. A Memorial Sunday film shown with aid from Lions Club and Pythian Sisters.
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J. W. Baker Woman's Relief Corps
K. P. Hall
John Hough
Lester Laubach
Frank Kleese
Dedication of Walsh High School Attended by Knebel Family
Mrs. Paul Knebel and Jane traveled from Ottumwa to join Sunday dedication ceremonies for Walsh High School named after Msgr. John M. Walsh. The school serves Ottumwa and surrounding territory, reflecting Walsh’s role in its founding prior to his 1953 death. Also notes Senior Ladies club gathering and Linda Gerot at All State Music Camp in Iowa City.
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Marge Luckey
Riverside
Paul Knebel
Jane
Ottumwa
Walsh High School
John M. Walsh
Knebel
Msgr
Walsh
Central Catholic High School
Kate Ingram
Clara Rath
August Rath
Raymond Stransky
V. A. Hospital
Iowa City
Linda Gerot
Ted Gerot
Morrison family departs for two to three week trip
Ten years ago today Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Morrison Jr. and four children left for a vacation touring New York and points of interest around Boston. They planned to return by way of Canada.
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New York
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