Perry Throws Four-Hitter As Giants Top Pirates For Sixth Straight
San Francisco rookie Perry, 23, dominated Pittsburgh with a four hitter in a 4-1 win that pulled the Giants into first place in the National League. The right-hander from Williamston, N C, notched his second victory and first complete game, while Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda provided early power. Pirates’ starter Mizell lasted four innings before the Cleveland trade's brother Vern Law appeared for the Giants in relief. The Dodgers beat the Cubs 3-1 and the Phillies topped the Braves 6-4 in other NL action.
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Giants
Young Perry
Pittsburgh Pirates
Perry
Williamston
N. C
Cleveland
Jim Perry
Pirates
Don Larsen
Wilmer Vinegar Bond
Mizell
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Mays
Don Hoak
Bill Mazeroski
Vern Law
Law
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
Dodgers
Chavez Ravine
Stan Williams
Cubs
Williams
Andre Rodgers
Dick Ellsworth
Rodgers
Major Leagues Monday and London Prince Charles note
Baseball results show San Francisco 4 Pittsburgh 1 and Philadelphia 6 Milwaukee 4 with night games listed. The London report describes Prince Charles at Gordonstoun wearing navy shorts and grey socks as part of a short pants uniform.
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Jay
Hook
Piche
McLish
Houston
St. Louis
Stone
Washburn
Koonce
Drysdale
Veale
Sturdivant
O'Dell
London
UPI
Prince Charles
Gordonstoun School
Catholic Daughters Leader Attends Iowa Convention
Ten years ago Mrs. Stephen Wolfer Grand Regent led Washington Daughters of America at the Iowa Catholic Daughters state convention in Mason City. More than 300 delegates attended the Saturday and Sunday event.
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Stephen Wolfer
Washington Catholic Daughters of America
Iowa Catholic Daughters of America
Mason City
Chicago Emerges As Likely Site For Patterson Liston Bout
Chicago leads as bidders for the Patterson Liston heavyweight title fight with September target. Patterson’s attorney Julius November cites Los Angeles Baltimore Seattle as other possibilities while New York has denied Liston a license. Liston and Patterson could renegotiate terms if a new pact is needed, with Liston ready to fight anywhere the champion chooses.
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New York
UPI
Chicago
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Patterson
Julius November
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Seattle
Tom Bolan
al Bolan
November
Liston
Philadelphia
Sonny
Jack Nilon
Derby Trial Looms With Eight Hopefuls At Churchill Downs
Eight Kentucky Derby candidates run in the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs worth 16 200. The field includes Roman Line Royal Attack Boone Co Mister Pitt Treasury Note Sharp Count Bigger Bonus and Lee Town racing over a mile. The two favorites remain Sir Gaylord and Aidan as Derby contenders loom.
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Louisville, Ky
UPI
Churchill Downs
Sir Gaylord
Aidan
America
Roman Line
Royal Attack
Boone Co
Mister Pitt
Treasury Note
Sharp Count
Lee Town
Mile Prep
Hill Gail
Tim Tam
Native Dancer
Dark Star
T. Alie Grissom
Keeneland
Santa Anita
Jim Combest
Neil S. McCarthy
Eddie Burns
Nemmers Win Ninth Annual Mixed Doubles Bowling Tourney
Dr and Rosemary Nemmers of Washington captured first place with a total of 1256 pins at Melody Lanes. The event drew 237 couples over four weekends, with top finishers including Betty Ward and Lyle Ross and Eileen Shull and Stanley Smith.
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G. J. Nemmers
Washington
Melody Lanes
Bob Lowe
Nemmers
Rosemary Nemmers
Betty Ward
Lyle Ross
Eileen Shull
Stanley Smith
Jug Moothart
Helen Potter
Gerry Slebiska
Grinnell
Cobb Burlingame
Storms cause injuries and damage across Midwest towns
Storms spurred injuries in South Bend Indiana Three Rivers Michigan and West Frankfort Illinois. In Three Rivers uprooted trees damaged homes and forced evacuations. At McClernand School in Sprintfield Illinois principal John Cauitt helped shelter 375 children in the basement preventing a larger tragedy as Gary Keller died when the roof collapsed. Donna Allison nine described the chaos and a teacher guided students to safety. A boy received shock after jumping from a window. In Rantoul Illinois a supermarket tragedy left the manager and a customer dead with six others hurt as a fire broke out and rescuers evacuated victims.
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South Bend
Ind
Three Rivers
Mich
West Frankfort
Ill
Sprintfield
John Cauitt
McClernand
Gary Keller
Cauitt
Donna Allison
Rantoul, Ill
Two U S Sergeants Freed in South Viet Nam Rescue
Two U S Army sergeants from the Special Forces were rescued by South Vietnamese troops near Danang after being captured three weeks earlier by Viet Cong guerrillas at An Chau Village. Sergeant Joseph Quinn of Niagara Falls New York and Sergeant George Groom of St Joseph Missouri were reported in good condition. two other American soldiers were killed.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
J.C. Francis Quinn
Niagara Falls
N.Y
George E. Groom
St. Joseph
U.S
Danang
An Chau
Dress and Swim Suit Display New Uses For Farm Products
Washington reports a public Agriculture Department exhibit titled Research on Parade shows meat sack dresses and corn cob fiber swim wear as examples of how research can improve materials. The display highlights wool cotton swaps and other innovations such as grapefruit rind paint and flame resistant cloth.
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Washington
UPI
Orville L. Freeman
Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Frank L. Teuton
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McDowell
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Gordonstoun
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Hotrod Group
13 & Over
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Wellman
Dennis Jennings
Ainsworth
Eddie Simmering
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Keoto
Gary Dorsch
City
Richard Snyder
Hotrod
Terry Glandon
Lynn Harvey
Larry Custer
Stanley Dorsch
Phil Davis
Jim Linch
Trade Bikes
Dorothy Crumley
Bob Kisner
Muscatine
Harriet Kisner
Max Crumley
Mary Smith
Bud Freer
Donna Freer
George Cordwell
Viet Nam
Winga‘s Cafe
North Side
West Washington Street
Watson's
Sta Nu
John J. Mattes
Duces Ae
Dick West
Rexall
Pioneer Drug
Washington County
Sorrell Auto
W. Madison
Crown OF Beauty
Children’s Permanent
Maid Rite
Dial
Mace Motor Company
North
Iowa Avenue
W. O. Boshart
Wayland
State Highway Patrol
Mace Motor
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