O'Dell Hurls Giants Past Cardinals in Rain halted win
Giants pitcher Billy O'Dell won his fifth straight decision as San Francisco defeated the St Louis Cardinals 6-0 in a game halted after 82-3 innings by heavy rain. Willie McCovey homered and Felipe Alou doubled as O'Dell outpitched Bob Gibson. Musial moved closer to Honus Wagner's hits record.
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San Francisco Giants
Paul Richards
Richards
O'Dell
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Willie McCovey
Felipe Alou
Bob Gibson
Stan Musial
Cardinal
Honus Wagner
GOP Caravan Luncheon Highlights Primary Campaign
A 150 person luncheon at the Methodist Church basement, hosted by the county Republican women, featured Gov. Norman Erbe and challenger William Nicholas, plus L. B. Liddy and Lloyd Van Patton. Local candidates Keith Vetter and F. W Schnoebelen attended as they seek the June state representative nomination. Spencer D. Burt, an escapee from Seward city jail, was recaptured after returning to town. He had fled after breaking through a 16 inch cell door hole and flagging down police chief Dale Pickets.
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Methodist Church
Republican Women's Organization
P. F. Whisler
Washington
Norman Erbe
William Nicholas
L. B. Liddy
Agriculture
Lloyd van Patton
Keith Vetter
F. W Schnoebelen
Riverside
Seward
Alaska
UPI
Spencer D. Burt
Burt
Dale Pickets
Major League Standings And Weeknight Results
United Press International reports Thursday results Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 4 3 San Francisco topped St Louis 6 0 and Los Angeles defeated Houston 6 2 New York at Chicago was listed with Friday schedules including Philadelphia at Chicago and Milwaukee at New York with several night games and listed probable pitchers for Friday matchups.
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Dodgers
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Braves
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Hank Fischer
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Shaw
Jackson
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Minnesota
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Baltimore
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Pizarro
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Boston
Palmer Takes Lead In Colonial Golf
Arnold Palmer surged into the second round with a one stroke lead at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth Texas. He matched a subpar 67 as Gary Player Doug Ford and Bo Wininger within one of him, with several others just behind. Palmer’s irons faltered late but his drive and putting kept him ahead, potential $7 000 more and sixth win of the year within reach.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gary Player
Doug Ford
Bo Wininger
Johnny Pott
Tommy Jacobs
Jacky Cupit
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Collins
Mike Souchak
Ken Venturi
Souchak
Venturi
Mt Pleasant Wins Junior High Meet Locals Set New Records
Mt Pleasant seventh and eighth grade teams won top honors in both divisions of the annual triangular at Case Field with Washington and Fairfield. Washington set multiple junior high records including Tom Lowe in the football throw 174 ft 1 in and Steve Norton in the broad jump 17 ft 2.5 in. Norton, Crone, Day and Lowe also set a 440 yard relay record in 50.7 seconds. Washington scored 50 and 25 in the two divisions while Mt Pleasant totaled 65 and 54 points, respectively. Fairfield trailed with 21 and 25.
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Mt Pleasant
Washington
Fairfield
Case Field
Wally Horn
Tom Lowe
Paul Mimms
Steve Norton
Steve
Bill McCleery
Denny Crone
Ed Day
John Benn
Jerry Stalder
Dan Cookes
Richard Ballard
Kleese
Barton
English
Bealer
Day
Crone
Pohren
Lowe
Hutchcroft
Day Lowe
Lyle Brock
Allen Pohren
Westermark
Schmitt
Kiesey
Trotman
Norton
Crowe
Bordwell
Houston Colts Open NL Era With $1 Million Box Office Ahead
GOOD START Houston Tex The Houston Colts drew over 1 million dollars in box office before the 1962 baseball season first in the National League. The memo notes high scores in bowling with Marston and Watson leading team totals and individual performers such as C Little and B Lowe.
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Watson Cleaners
Marston
Stewart Pontiac-Buick
Sorrell Auto Parts
Melody Lanes
Shell Oilers
Washington Oil
Watson
C. Little
D. Vacha
W. Marston
B. Lowe
Houston, Tex
UPI
Houston Colts
Washington County Community Chest names new executive secretary
Mrs. Don Minick has been chosen by the Board of Directors to succeed Billie Young who resigned as secretary May 1 1952, taking the post of executive secretary for the community chest.
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Don Minick
The
Washington County Community Chest
Billie Young
Storms sweep Midwest with floods hail and frost in aftermath
Thunderstorms lashed the Midwest for a second day with flash floods and damaging winds as frost touched the Northeast. A tornado hit a Leesburg Florida citrus grove injuring a man. a lightning strike killed a boy in Indianapolis and injured another helper while a fire destroyed a North Vernon furniture store. Severe weather caused traffic deaths in Indiana and sparked forest fires across Colorado and neighboring states. Seiche waves battered Lake Michigan with dramatic water level shifts in Chicago and Milwaukee.
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Fouchet unveils Algerian security push against OAS
French High Commissioner Fouchet announced expulsions of leading Europeans from Algeria and Moslem police recruitment to bolster security against the OAS. He set a late June date for a self-determination referendum and proposed lowering draft age for Europeans to 19. Violent toll rose with 55 killed and 28 wounded as terror attacks continued.
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UPI
Christian Fouchet
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Fouchet
Rocher Noir
France
Blinda
Brown tops Le gion in league series and game
Brown 2598 defeats Le gion 2456 in team series while Brown 933 and Mullen 884 win the team game. Individual leads include D Chamberlin 635 in the series and J Weik 595 with D Chamberlin posting 236 and 227 in games.
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Legion
Mullen
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Confident Farm Bill Advances Through House Committee
Administration farm officials expressed confidence the House would pass President Kennedy's farm bill. The Agriculture Committee approved the measure 18 to 17, extending planting controls to major grains and tightening wheat rules. The bill would fund converting surplus cropland to recreation areas and seek Senate approval within days.
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UPI
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Kennedy
House Agriculture Committee
House Committee
Charles B. Hoeven
Arown
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Senate
Senate Agricultural Committee
Administration
Feed Grain Plan
Harold D. Colley
Dn.c
Funstons Callers In Waterloo Sunday
Keota Iowa notes report Mr and Mrs Roy Funston visiting Waterloo to meet grandson Jim Hess and his family and to meet Mrs Funston's great granddaughter Vickie Sue Hess The couple returned home Sunday night amid a bad storm Other visits include Bert Helscher and Elsie Torski with the Sheetz family Milo Miller's family Grace Wade Earl and John Chambers visits Earl has recovered from illness Local readers attended a tea for retiring teachers with Ella Kelley relatives from Oskaloosa Loren Wolvers noted Lating a life span of 70 years a human being eats 1400 times his body weight.
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Keota
Roy Funston
Waterloo
Milo Miller
Grace Wade
Earl Chambers
John Chambers
Earl
Ella Kelley
J. M. Mathew
Clifford Pierson
Bud Cook
Billy
Oskaloosa
Oliver J. Kelley
Kelly
Ella Kelly
Loren Wolvers
Wolvers
Miss Kelley
Portugal Prepares Crackdown on Lisbon University Protest
Police detained about 1,000 students and family members after a hunger strike against government control of Lisbon University. Earlier 85 students were arrested at the canteen, with others held on the university grounds. Coimbra students, about 1,000 strong, threatened action if demands aren’t met by midnight Saturday.
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UPI
Lisbon University
Coimbra
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