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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1969

Page

8

Morgan fuels Astros win with five double plays

Joe Morgan silenced critics by participating in five of a record seven double plays as the Houston Astros defeated the San Francisco Giants 3-1. He also hit a tie breaking homer and credited manager Harry Walker for teaching the quicker pivot. Dooley Womack and Fred Gladding pitched well in relief of Marichal.

Joe Morgan Morgan Houston Astros San Francisco Giants New York Yankees New York Chicago Atlanta Los Angeles Philadelphia St. Louis Montreal Pittsburgh Cincinnati San Diego Boston Detroit Baltimore Washington Cleveland Minnesota Kansas City California Seattle Oakland Athletics Astro Harry Walker Mazeroski Dooley Womack Fred Gladding Juan Marichal

Ninth graders place third at Mt Pleasant meet

Washington's ninth grade track team finished third in the Mt Pleasant invitational with 56 percent of points. Keokuk won with 75 points, Fairfield 63, Washington 56.2, Mt. Pleasant 56, Ft. Madison 24, Davis County 18. Highlights include firsts in the 880 yard relay and pole vault with Brock and teammates contributing in multiple events. More than 25 cancer drugs have been developed over the past decade per the American Cancer Society.

Washington Mt. Pleasant Skip Speece Keokuk Fairfield Ft. Madison Davis County Brock Butler Dash Anderson American Cancer Society

Derby hopeful Majestic Prince aims for turf triple crown

Kentucky Derby winner Majestic Prince leaves Churchill Downs for the Preakness at Pimlico May 17 as trainer Johnny Longden suggests a potential triple crown run. Longden, who rode Count Fleet to three classic wins in 1942, says Majestic Prince is “as good as Count Fleet.” Arts and Letters, Dike, and Top Knight also head to New York for the Preakness buildup. Ack Ack may join the top quartet if he runs in the Withers Mile on May 10, depending on the New York boycott resolution.

Louisville UPI Majestic Prince Johnny Longden Pimlico Little Man Longden Arts and Letters Dike Count Fleet Assault Citation Top Knight Churchill Downs New York Cain Hoy Stable Ack Ack Baltimore Traffic Mark Ocean Roar Fleet Allied Rac Jet Ronnie Warren Ohio

8th graders win Mt. Pleasant title in relay meet

Washington eighth graders captured the Mt. Pleasant Invitational Relays title with 62 points, besting runner up Davis County at 52. Coach Duane Hagensick’s squad earned three firsts and four seconds, with final team standings listing Ft. Madison 47, Keokuk 42, Fairfield 23, Mt. Pleasant 21. Next Saturday they compete in the Southeast 7 Conference meet at Bloomfield at 10 a.m.

Washington Mt. Pleasant Davis County Duane Hagensick Ft. Madison Keokuk Fairfield Demons Bloomfield

Canadiens win 16th Stanley Cup title in sweep

The Montreal Canadiens defeated the St. Louis Blues 2-1 to capture the Stanley Cup for the 16th time. Ted Harris and John Ferguson scored as Montreal rallied from behind to complete their second consecutive four game sweep in the finals.

ST. Louis UPI Montreal Canadiens Canadiens Ted Harris John Ferguson St. Louis Blues

South Vietnam faces $2.5 billion aid path to self reliance

A UPI report for President Nixon outlines that after the war South Vietnam would need about 2.5 billion dollars in foreign aid to become economically self sustaining within ten years. Most aid would come from the United States, with a reconstruction phase followed by seven years of development including a Mekong Delta water control project.

Saigon UPI Nixon South Vietnam United States U.S Republic of David E. Lilienthal Atomic Energy Commission Vietnam Lilienthal Mekong Delta

Celtics Lakers set for decisive seventh game in Los Angeles

In a high stakes finale in Inglewood, the Boston Celtics aim to seal a record dynasty as they face the Los Angeles Lakers in game seven. Coach-player Bill Russell, 35, leads Boston after a midseries rally. Lakers star Jerry West vows to play despite a hamstring strain, hoping to even the series.

Inglewood Calif UPI Boston Celtics Bob Cousy National Basketball Association Celtics Los Angeles Lakers Boston Bill Russell St. Louis Russell Los Angeles Lakers Jerry West

SCLC Leader threatens national call over Charleston hospitals

In Charleston South Carolina Reverend Ralph Abernathy warned of a national call for reinforcements unless the governor and state officials begin negotiations today with Negro workers leading a union drive at the two largest city hospitals. The work stoppage at South Carolina Medical College hospital and Charleston County Hospital has endured over six weeks with officials claiming no authority to bargain with Local 1199B.

Charleston S.C UPI Southern Christian Leadership Conference SCLC South Carolina Ralph Abernathy South Carolina Medical College Hospital Charleston County Robert McNair Drug and Hospital Workers Union

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