Giants Ride Marichal Bailey to Four-Game NL Lead
Juan Marichal and Ed Bailey powered a 4-3 win over the St. Louis Cardinals boosting the San Francisco Giants to a four game NL lead. Bailey drove in the winning run with an eighth inning single while Cepeda added two doubles and two RBIs as Marichal scattered five hits and six walks in a strong seven inning effort.
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Juan Marichal
Ed Bailey
Giant
Carl Hubbell
Gus Mancuso
San Francisco
Marichal
Dominican Republic
Bailey
Strawberry Plains
Tenn
Giants
Larry Jackson
St. Louis Cardinals
Jackson
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Colts
Stan Musial
Carl Sawatski
Cincnnati
Orlando Cepeda
Jay Hook
Mets
Felix Mantilla
Hook
Cubs
New York
Billy Klaus
Philadelphia
Chris Short
Reds
Jim O'Toole
Maury Wills
Dick Farrell
Dodgers
Colts
Aspromonte
Ron Perranoski
Ed Roebuck
Dick Donovan
Minnesota
Barry Latman
Donovan
Indians
New York Yankees
Willie Tasby
Jerry Kindall
Cleveland
al Kaline
Phil Regan
Tigers
Regan
Detroit
Women’s Bowling Hy-Vee and Coast to Coast Scores
Coast to Coast tops Hy-Vee 1582 to 1709 in a team match led by high team actions from Swift 1848 and Flowers 1730. Individually Icle Crom 531 and Betty Ward 515 in series. Betty Ward 211 and Crom 192 in games.
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Flowers
Swift
Mace
Goff
Ross
House of Flowers
Icle Crom
Betty Ward
Bowling results from Moose and nearby teams
Tuesday results show Moose 2580 Carson 2458 Mills 2414 Home Town 2532 Crawfordsville Bank 2279 McCormick 2080 Smart 2665 Sherman-Eden 2422 plus 201. Team series Smart 2665 Moose 2580. Team game Smart 904 Moose 893. Individual series Chamberlin 614 Vacha 590. Individual game Vacha 226 Chamberlin 223.
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Crawfordsville Bank
Carsons
McCormick
Sherman-Eden
Moose
Carson
Mills
Home
Smart
Chamberlin
Vacha
Major Leagues Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
Major League standings show New York leading the American League with 14 wins and 7 losses. Cleveland and Minnesota follow, while Chicago Boston Detroit Kansas City Baltimore Washington trail. Tuesday results include Cleveland 6 Minnesota 3 and Detroit 10 Los Angeles 1.
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Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
United Press International
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Monbouquette
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Rakow
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Bell
Kralick
Bunning
Bowsfield
Twinight
Buzhardt
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Rudloph
Hamilton
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
Milwaukee
Jackson
Ellsworth
Mahaffey
Purkey
Francis
Piche
Sanford
Simmons
Podres
Bruce
Woodeshick
Demons in Track Meet at Muscatine
Washington track team competed in a dual meet at Muscatine on Tuesday. Athletes earned multiple podium finishes including Scranton winning the 880 yard run and first in the high jump, Steele taking first in high jump and third in 120 high hurdles, Ahrens third in 100 yard dash and high jump, Tempe tying for first in polo vault, and relay teams placing second in 440 yard relay and medley. Talbot took second in shot put with 45 feet 6 inches.
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Washington
Muscatine
Ahrens
Steele
Tempe
McClure
Whisler
Temple
Scranton
McAvoy
Jones
Foster
Flory
Wagner
Hunsaker
Talbot
Incumbents Win In Five Primaries Across States
Across Ohio Indiana West Virginia Florida and New Mexico incumbents clinched renomination in five primaries for governors Senate seats and House races. DiSalle narrowly led in Ohio with 52 percent while Smathers Fascell Pepper Kennedy aides fared well in Florida. Taft Lausche Mechem and Campbell won GOP or state races with Campbell leading Mead as results neared completion.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Florida
New Mexico
Michael V. DiSalle
Kennedy
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
McCormack
Sen
George
A. Smathers
D-Fla
Dante Fascell
Claude Pepper
Toledo
John Briley
Robert A. Taft Jr
Richard Kennedy
Taft
Lowell Fess
Simeon D. Fess
Joseph M Montoya
Albuquerque
Joseph E. Montoya
Edwin L. Mechem
Jack Campbell
Mechem
Campbell
Ed V. Mead
Junior Bowlers To Compete in Des Moines
A team of local girls will travel to Des Moines Saturday to compete in the state girls junior bowling tournament. They earned their spot by winning the Ottumwa district tournament in April. Team members include Kay Berkhoff Kathy Berkhoff Rosanne Crayne Connie Potter and Linda Brotherton, led by instructor Mrs. Ted Morgan.
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Des Moines
Ottumwa
Kay
Kathy Berkhoff
Rosanne Crayne
Connie Potter
Linda Brotherton
Ted Morgan
UAW Charts Plans For Next Election
UAW delegates in Atlantic City plot to back 20 to 30 liberal congressmen in November. Walter Reuther seeks stronger Congress after Kennedy call. Roy Reuther notes the impact. Reuther seeks new two year term as head. Nelson Edwards and Ken Bannon poised for national posts with Douglas Fraser to handle Chrysler talks.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPID
United Auto Workers
Kennedy
Roy Reuther
UAW
Walter Reuther
Nelson
Jack) Edwards
Detroit
JAW
Edwards
Reuther
Ken Bannon
Ford Department
Douglas Fraser
Chrysler
Psychiatric exams ordered for 14 year old in Cox slaying probe
In Des Moines police freed four suspects in the Ramona Cox murder case while ordering a full psychiatric evaluation for a 14-year-old boy for his own good. Investigators sought a short stocky man seen fleeing Cox's room on April 29 and continued probing the crime.
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Des Moines
UPI
Ramona Jean Cox
E. J. McCarthy
Adenauer Opposes Berlin Talks Amid Western Rift
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer aligned with Charles de Gaulle against continuing four month old U S Russian Berlin talks calling them a sign of weakness. He warned of a long pause if talks collapse and hinted at replacing Washington ambassador, straining ties with Kennedy. NATO and State Department reactions followed.
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Germany
UPI
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
Berlin
Washington
Kennedy
Adenauer
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NATO
Russia
State Department
Gerhard Schroeder
Christian Democratic
de Gaulle
East Germany
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Bill) Wilson
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Washington, Iowa
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State Farm Homeowners Policy
West Main
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Union
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Winga’s Cafe
North Side
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State Theater
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