Bailey Paces Pirates with Two Homers In Big win
Bob Bailey fueled a 3 1 Pirates attack with two homers and a single driving in five as Pittsburgh crushed the Los Angeles Dodgers 13 2. The 20 year old star sign bonus figure remains undisclosed. the win moved the Pirates within one game of first place St. Louis.
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United Press International
Bob Bailey
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bailey
Los Angeles Dodgers
al McBean
Larry Sherry
Mrs. Gastman elected to National Camp Fire Girls Council
Mrs. Ira Gastman regional representative of the Washington Council of Camp Fire Girls was elected to the National Council. Her election occurred during the region seven annual meeting held in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Ira Gastman
Washington Council of
Camp Fire Girls
Airs. Gastman
Omaha
Neb
Nicklaus Opens Big Lead in Tourney of Champions
Nicklaus holds a five stroke edge entering the third round at Desert Inn in Las Vegas as Arnold Palmer trails 12 under par. Nicklaus, already a holder of multiple titles, fired 64 and 68 while Palmer posted 66 and 71. Casper and Barber sit further back as other leaders chase the $13,000 first prize.
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Nev
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Tiger
Nicklaus
Portland
Palm Springs
Desert Inn Country Club
Palmer
Arnie
Bill
Casper
Jerry Barber
Bob Goalby
Johnny Pott
Jacky Cupit
Tony Lema
A's Stay Top Behind Lopat Pitching Power
Kansas City Clamps first in AL as Eddie Lopat credits pitching over uniforms. Ed Rakow tosses four hits, eight strikeouts in 3 1 victory over Boston. Yankees Twins, Senators White Sox, Indians Angels, Orioles Tigers results follow with NL scores Giants Mets, Reds Cardinals, Cubs Braves, Pirates Dodgers, Phillies Colts.
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Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Los Angles Angels
Joe Nuxhall
Cardinals
Leo Cardenas
Ernie Broglio
Pete Rose
Fisher
Mets Giant
Jack Fisher
Mets
Jay Hook
Duke Snider
Lou Brock
Cubs
Braves
United Press International
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Peacocks
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Dodger
Ed Rakow
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Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Colts
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Dick Stigman
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Don Rudolph
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Senators
Gary Bell
Sam McDowell
Indians
Angels
Bell
Ron Nischwitz
Les Narum
Bob Johnson
Luis Aparicio
Joe Gaines
Orioles
Tory
Tigers
Wes Stock
Major League Standings and Results Turmoil
United Press summary of National and American League standings with Friday results and Saturday schedules. Highlights include St Louis and Pittsburgh leading the NL, San Francisco beating New York 5 3, Philadelphia 4 Houston 3, and Chicago 10 Milwaukee 7. AL leaders Kansas City Boston New York Baltimore Detroit Minnesota notes. Also mentions a tree moisture fact not connected to sports.
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Houston
San Fran
Los Ang
Schwall
Taylor
Gibson
Maloney
Johnson
Culp
Hobbie Shaw
Kansas City
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Washington
Detroit
Williams
Kant
Stenhouse
Fisher
Barber
Bunning
Grant
Mc.Bride
Two Undefeated Colts Headline Entry List for Derby
Kentucky Derby headlines two undefeated colts among nine starters in Churchill Downs run. Candy Spots leads betting at 6 5 to 1 in the mile and a quarter classic, with Willie Shoemaker aboard. Never Bend, Flamingo winner Never Bend, and other top contenders chase a $151 400 purse as CBS covers the race on TV and radio.
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Churchill Downs
California
Candy Spots
Prnne
Winne
Willie Shoemaker
Swaps
Tomy Lee
Shoemaker
Canny
Johnny Rotz
Fides No Robbery
Cain Hoy Stable
Patrice Jacobs
Bonjour
Chateaugay
Darby Dan
John W. Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Walnut Hill Farm
Gray Pet Ambush
Bernard J. Ridder
Royal Tower
Joseph J. Cherock
CBS Television
CBS Radio
Delmar Yoders Visit Wellman Area Events
Delmar Yoder and family from Goshen Indiana visited Wellman for a family event at Chris Yoder's home. Mrs Yoder visited relatives including Aunt Ollie Schachner before heading to Moline to see her parents. Local moves included Bates and Crossett households. The district American Legion and Auxiliary held a Wilton Junction conference with seven Wellman members. Norma Dunbar of Brighton was elected district president for 63 64.
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Carmi Crossett
Langs
American Legion and Auxiliary
Wilton Junction
Wellman
Vern
Conner
Arline Jones
Ainsworth
Norma Dunbar
Brighton
Iowa City
Wellman Auxiary
Cecil Miller
Elma Oldfield
Mae Marek
Ida Bull
Hazel Miller
Lorene Beckler
Beulah Brown
Jer Miler
Legion
Mrs. Dunbar Heads District Auxiliary
The Spring conference of the American Legion and auxiliary for the first district met at Wilton Junction. New officers include Robert Clark of Toledo as commander and Mrs. Leo Dunbar of Brigton as auxiliary president. Storm cleanup continues in the cemetery with help from town crews and local volunteers.
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Tony Meats
Brighton
American Legion and Auxiliary
Wilton
Junc
Thon
New Legion
Robert Clark
Toledo
Harlan Siemson
Bennett
LE Hunter
Charles Hill
Cantril
Leo Dunbar
Brigton
Paul Kings
Farmington
Guy Moorer
Tipton
P. Proctor
Mt. Pleasant
J.C. Snyder
Fairfield
L. E Hunter
Elmer Moore
Warren C. Morgan
Ira Saunders
Washington County Hospital
Ralph Crawford
Sexton
K. P's
Max Waterhouse
John McClintic
Max ‘McClintic
Clifford Leeper
Merle Farrier
Ronnie Shultz
Lewis Schwab
Missionary Talk by Rev Philip Evans at Marion Ave church
The Rev Philip C Evans of Colombia will speak at a special program at Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church Monday at 6 30 p m The event invites all church members to attend and hear him discuss missionary work in Latin America The program is arranged by the United Presbyterian Men
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Philip C. Evans
Colombia
Marion Avenue
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Latin America
United Presbyterian Men
Quincy Takes Win At Madison Relays
Quincy won first place team honors at the Ft. Madison Relays on Friday, with Bloomfield’s Mustangs close behind. Washington’s Mattes ran a 54.7 quarter for fifth in the open 40, while Bloomfield’s Demon relay teams posted a 46.9 split in the 440 and a 3:43.5 mile relay time. The Bloomfield runners also posted fast paces in the mile and open quarter events, highlighting a strong meet for area competitors.
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Ft. Madison
Mustangs
Bloomfield
Mattes
Washington
Demons
Iowa
Minois
McClure
Whistler
Dowgall
Temple
Guinn
Walker
Hi Rollers League Men Bowl for State Cafe and Watson
The Hi Rollers League results show team high scores with Watson 1040 and Cafe 1015 in a team game. State Cafe 2862 and Watson 2794 lead team series, while individual honors go to B. Ryner with 682 followed by C. Zieglowsky 593. Ryner also posted a 256 game, with V. Mitchell at 235.
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Sorrel Stewart
Watson Cleaners
Washington Oil Stewart Hardware
Shell Oil Melody
Lanes
Watson
State Cafe
B. Ryner
C. Zieglowsky
V. Mitchell
Mixed Bowling Friday Mixers Lea Final Standings
Local bowling standings show 2 and 151s 3284 Wn T's 440 Head Pins and Untouchables leading with 3945 in the Fall Out OSL results. High scorers include Untouchables 1963 Rand L 1927, Cobb Burlingame 583, and Ferne Birney 525 with notable games by Stanley Schrock and Helen Brown.
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Untouchables
Rand L
Cobb Burlingame
Ferne Birney
Gam
Stanley Schrock
Helen Brown
Women’s Bowling Pin Queen League Results and High Scores
In the Pin Queen League reports Fareway and Swift lead team series with 1740 and 1740, while individual marks list Tele Crom 524 and Ferne Birney 488. Weekly scores include Thursday Rollers and Top Cats with Roe’s Rollers posting 1908 team high, and Shirley Burlin and Marge Glover topping individual series. North Dakota led durum wheat acres and production in 1962 as yields rose to 31 bushels per acre with regional variation.
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General Life of Iowa
Mace Motor Co
Fareway
Ross
General Life
Mace
Tele Crom
Ferne Birney
Roe's Rollers
Ball Babies
Slow Rollers
Top Cats
Police Cats
Fourettes
Alley Cats
Roe
Roe’s
Shirley Burlin
Marge Glover
Indivi Marge Glover
Rich Fargo, N. D
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