Cardinals regain NL East lead with Mets win. Pirates lose
The St. Louis Cardinals moved one game ahead in the NL East by beating the New York Mets 7-4. Pittsburgh fell 53 to the Chicago Cubs as the Cubs stayed tied for third with Montreal. Ted Sizemore drove in two with a three run seventh as St Louis came from behind. Babe McBride and Ken Reitz followed with key plays. Capra took the loss after walking Bernie Carbo and surrendering the decisive run on a Tyson single.
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Twilight ends in two way tie for first in golf league
Two teams share top spot after Friday play, forcing a playoff next Friday to decide the champion. Westphal and Bollman led their clubs with 212 points each, while standings show Rusley 210 Morrison 210 Lloyd 206 Logan 202 and others.
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Washingtons corn champ Don Radda targets world class yield
Ten years ago Don Radda of Washington earned the title of tallest corn grower. He returned from the Iowa State Fair with evidence of exceptional corn quality, reaffirming Washington County as a premier corn producer and his status as a top grower.
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Major League Standings and Sunday Results Summary
Cincinnati topped San Diego by 3 2 while Houston led Los Angeles 2 0 in Sunday play. Chicago beat Pittsburgh 5 3 Montreal blanked Philadelphia 0 12 St Louis defeated New York 7 4 San Francisco edged Atlanta 5 4 in a pair of games with San Francisco winning 11 3 in game two. Cincinnati also won 6 1 over San Diego and Houston defeated Los Angeles 9 0.
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Paul (Tode) Young, 65, of Washington dies
Paul Tode Young dies at 65 in Washington County Hospital after a period of ill health. Born March 17, 1908, he was a plasterer and a member of St. James Catholic Church. Funeral is Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs. Dale Denison and brother Harold Young of Washington.
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Upsets mark play in tennis tourney at U S Open
In Forest Hills, nine seeds remain with five facing quarter final threats. Ken Rosewall meets Cliff Richey as Jimmy Connors takes on Tom Okkee, Ilie Nastase’s win last week echoes, Vijay Amrithaj draws Allan Stone, Bjorn Borg upsets Arthur Ashe 6-7 6-4 6-4 6-4, while Stan Smith laments Tanner’s cannon-like returns.
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Daniel Coleman 16 Claimed in Wellman Funeral
Daniel Steven Coles Coleman died Sunday at Regal Manor Elk Point South Dakota from cerebral palsy. Private funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St Josephs Church Wellman with burial in Wellman Cemetery. He was born June 7 1957 in Cedar Rapids to Charles and Betty Adams Coleman. Surviving are five sisters Cynthia Debra Beth Amy and Anne. Friends may call Powell Funeral Home Wellman.
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