Roberts Pitches Orioles Into Lead in 1962 Victory
Veteran pitcher Robin Roberts outdueled Gil Hodges as the Orioles beat the Senators 6 0 extending their lead in the AL. Roberts struck out seven over nine innings with only one baserunner reaching second, earning his first shutout since joining the AL. Al Smith and Jerry Adair powered the offense while Hodges faced a familiar challenge and managed only a lone hit in a different era matchup.
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Major Leagues Standings and Results By United Press
Major League standings and results from Thursday and Saturday include Baltimore routing Washington 6 0, Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 0, St Louis 1 Chicago 0, and Los Angeles Koufax facing Marshall in night games. Weekly schedule lists Kansas City at Los Angeles Chicago at Minnesota Boston at Detroit Baltimore at Cleveland Washington at New York with varied pitchers. The source ends with an unrelated note about a butterfly fish swimming backward and a tail that looks like a head.
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Detroit
Monbouquette
Aguirre
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McDowell
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Houston
Bruce
Koonce
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Purkey
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Friend
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Craig
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Koufax
Peton
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San Francisco
St Louis
Nicklaus Goes to Memphis Open Share of Lead After Hole-in-One
Jack Nicklaus fired a first hole in one and shot 67 to share the Memphis Open lead with Cary Middlecoff Jerry Es Buster Cupit Fred Hawkins Dick Mayer John Pott and Tony Lema. The feat came on Colonial Country Club with a six iron into a right of the green and leftward kick. The field also includes Gary Player who trails early leaders by one stroke. Middlecoff sits tied for the tourney record at 266. Lionel Hebert defending champion and others posted 68s, while Thursday's group finished 71.
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PGA
Colonial Country Club
Icklaus
Cary Middlecoff
Jerry Es Buster Cupit
Fred Hawkins
Dick Mayer
John Pott
Tony Lema
Lema
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Middlecoff
Memphis
Lionel Hebert
Player
Gere Littler
Jack McGowan
Dave Hill
Miller Barber
Dan Sikes
George Knudson
Mike Souchak
Goodyear Tire Sale Promises Farm Tire Service Plus Plate
Winstop Duzzit Y en advertises tire deals with cheap prices and fast service. A tractor tire service truck will visit farms to make field repairs, offering nylon all weather tires, blackwalls, and tube types with set prices and tax tips.
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Goodyear
Local Y announces high school age baseball practice
The YMCA and coaches Wally Horn and Jim Wheeler invite all Washington high school age boys to Green Field for the first practice this Saturday at 3 pm. A schedule of at least 12 games includes a June 1 leading game at Keosauqua vs Van Buren and a June 7 home game against Ottumwa.
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YMCA
Keosauqua
van Buren
Ottumwa
Jim Wheeler
Wally Horn
Babesh
Washington
Little Legane
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Pony League
Lynch Trade Sends Lynch To Pirates In Swap
Milwaukee dispatch reports the Pittsburgh Pirates acquire 32 year old left fielder Lynch from the Cincinnati Reds for veteran Bob Skinner in a straight trade. Lynch, known as a feared pinch hitter, has 13 pinch homers and a .290 season average. The Pirates, amid weak hitting, hope Lynch boosts offense as they open a three game series with the Milwaukee Braves.
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George Crowe
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Reds
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Trial halted in spy case. new trial ordered for Drummond
Navy Yeoman J C Nelson Drummond faced charges of selling defense secrets to Soviet agents after a deadlocked jury. Federal Judge Edward Weinfeld set a new trial for June 3. A juror held out for conviction on conspiracy, amid race and emotional implications, while others alleged bias. FBI testified to observed removal of documents from Newport naval base last year.
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U. S
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Donna Strickfaden Honored at Shower Wayland May 2
A Saturday morning coffee at the Nisley home honored bride to be Donna Strickfaden, June 9. Guests shared favorite recipes bound for a keepsake file, with several unable to attend sending recipes. Nearby notes mention births, visits, and community activities across Wayland and surrounding areas.
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Nisley
Joe Gowey
Donna Strickfaden
Vernon Wyse
Lester Alliman
Lydia Roth
Vernon Pschantz
Emma Wyse
PP. Graber
Netta Christner
Roy Davison
Katie Roth
Frank Neff
Paul Strickfaden
Donna
Velma Messer
W. Neff
Janey Ruth
Dick Benedict
Gilbert Schantz
Bobby
Gilbert
C.K. Schantz
Don “Magdefrau
Willis
Magdefrau
Belle Plaine
Frank Magdefrau
Iowa Press Photographers Association
Cedar Rapids
Donald Davison
Mennonite Shurch
Jory Flory
James Roth
Jerry Flory
Maurice Gowey
Brighton
Ed Warren
Calif
Max Kauffman
Bill
Omaha
Neb
James Elder
Bagley
James Anthony
M Roll Hyde
Burlington Hospital
John Miller
Milford
Walter Miller
Wellman
Nic Roth
Andy Tsechantz
Delta Alpha S. S
Mennonite Church
Harold Kauffman
Fred Coakleys Visit in Smithfield Indiana Illinois
MrS Nelson Ford West Chester reports Fred Coakley and Mrs Coakley traveled to Smithfield Illinois to visit Mrs Coakley’s mother and sister. They also saw brother Orin Chenoweth and family, sister in Cuba, uncle Ward Coakley in Industry, and aunt Gertrude Harry in McComb. Various local relatives and friends hosted dinners and visits through the week including Entsminger and Bond households, Lions Club events, and church activities.
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West Chester
Fred Coakley
Smithfield
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Bessie Watson
Orin Chenoweth
Marietta
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Bill Black
Cuba
Ward Coakley
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McComb
Ethel Hotle
Entsminger
Hyden Colo Jo
George Angustine
Vera Bond
Richland
Hotle
Melville Burnham
Baxter
Jerry Beltz
Peters
Arnold
Nebraska
George Augustine
Peters Home
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Mid-Prairie School
Gary Reif
Kalona
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