Stars, Sluggers Spark NL Hits Across League
Willie Stargell homered three times and Richie Allen crushes two more as the Pirates beat the Cubs 13-6 and the Phillies rout the Mets 8-0. Pete Rose’s 150-foot chip ends Dave Giusti’s no hitter bid in the eighth for Cincinnati as Houston wins 1-0. Dodgers blank Cards 2-0 behind Drysdale. Giants edge Braves 2-1. AL notes include Oakland over Cleveland, Washington over Chicago 2-0, and Boston over California 4-0.
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Washington Demons take fifth at Fort Madison Relays
Washington placed fifth in Class A at the Fort Madison Relays with 27 points. Ottumwa and Burlington tied for first with 53, Quincy 31, Centerville 30. Washington runners and relay teams earned points in multiple events including 880 yd relay fourth, mile relay fourth, two mile relay fourth, 440 yd relay fourth, pole vault second tie, 100 yd dash fifth, 220 yd dash fifth, 880 yd run fourth in 2 00.8, and high hurdles fifth.
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ISU Negro athletes present grievances list
Des Moines report says Iowa State University Black Students Organization members will bring a grievances list to the ISU Athletic Council meeting. They seek off campus housing for athletes, a separate dormitory, and calls to fire coaches unless attitudes change. Other demands include a Black head or assistant coach, preferred racial terminology, merit-based lineups, instructor leniency, and on campus employment during the year.
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Semianual ABA Seminar Attended by Local Women
Mrs. John J. Mattes and Mrs. Cloyce Zie glowsky of Washington attended the ABA Inc semi annual seminar May 19 to 21 at Lake Lawn Lodge Delavan Wisconsin. Marriage license issued by district court clerk Robert Porter to Garry Paul Snyder Route 4 Iowa City and Joan Ellen Swenka Riverside.
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Major League Standings And Results From Wednesday Night
United Press International lists results Houston defeated Cincinnati 1 0 Pittsburgh beat Chicago 13 6 Philadelphia topped New York 8 0 Los Angeles shut out St Louis 2 0 San Francisco edged Atlanta 2 1 N designated games show in progress pitchers listed for today and Friday matchups include Blass Holtzman Selma Jackson Perry Johnson Briles Osteen Ellis and others with several N designated games and future schedules noted
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Peterson Attends Baptist Convention in Boston
Minister Richard Peterson of First Baptist Church will join the American Baptist Convention annual meeting from May 29 to June 2 in Boston Massachusetts. The theme is Good News for Modern Man. Roger Rotzinger of Rubio leads 16 Iowa seniors among 135 graduates at Father Flanagan's Boys Town on Sunday afternoon June 2.
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Ferns Attend Iowa Bakers Convention in Des Moines
Mr and Mrs Paul Fern visited Des Moines on Wednesday for the Iowa State Bakers Convention at the Ft Des Moines Hotel. Mr Fern was reelected treasurer of the group.
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City Wide Track Championships set for Saturday at Case Field
The first annual spring event for grade school boys in grades 3 through 6, hosted by the Y, will feature running events from 50 to 440 yards, field events in high and long jump and shot put, and ribbons for top six in larger entries. Entries are at schools or the YMCA office with no cost.
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Art Controversies Hurt Iowa Image Says Governor
Gov Harold E Hughes said two recent art controversies in Iowa have harmed the state's image but he does not believe they reflect the majority of Iowans. He expressed faith in the people of Iowa despite criticisms of the artworks.
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