Wills Tops NL Steals Record as Pirates Rally Past Dodgers
Maury Wills set a new NL stolen base mark with four steals, but the Pirates defeated the Dodgers 10-1. The Giants beat the Cubs 6-5, cutting LA's lead to a half game as Jose Pagan Tom Haller and Felipe Alou homered and Jack Sanford earned his 15th win.
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Major League Standings and Weekend Pitching Schedule
United Press International reports Friday results with Cincinnati 6 St Louis 5 and Philadelphia 4 Milwaukee 3 among 11 innings. Saturday matchups feature Ma haffey and Hendley among probable starters and Sunday games list Boston 4 New York 5 and Los Angeles 5 Baltimore 4 with multiple daytime and night contests.
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Cuddy Couple Return From New York Trip
Mr and Mrs O M Cuddy returned yesterday from a vacation in New York. They stayed with their daughter Mrs William Ashmore in Rochester. Mr Cuddy notes a unusually large peach harvest in central New York State.
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Palmer Favored to Win $50,000 in Akron World Series
Arnold Palmer, Masters and British Open champion, opened as the favorite at 9-5 to win the $50,000 first prize in a television world series at Firestone. Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player trailed, with Nicklaus at 11-5. Palmer previously won $20,000 in the American Golf Classic, while Player and Nicklaus trailed by several strokes on the 7,165-yard Firestone layout.
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Browns Triumph to Fifth Preseason Victory Over Bears
The Cleveland Browns edged the Chicago Bears 28 to 24 to finish their preseason with five straight wins as Jim Ninowski connected with Gary Collins for a 13 yard scoring pass. Eleven years after an unbeaten exhibition season the Browns aim to repeat history.
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Ohio State Power Of Midwest Again
Ohio State remains the team to beat in the Midwest as coach Woody Hayes counts on depth and rising sophomores to rebuild after losses. The Buckeyes face a tougher schedule with no trips to Minnesota Michigan State or Purdue, while rivals like Michigan State Purdue and Minnesota reload with platoons and experienced quarterbacks. Notre Dame setback and NCAA prospects loom as other major programs eye the upper echelon.
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Farm Service Change Underway in Iowa Merger
The merger of Farm Service Co. firms in Iowa and Illinois drives a statewide equipment and product rebranding. The FS label will appear on trucks and gear, with red and black lettering on white backgrounds marking the merged companies.
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Fans Attend Ninth Annual Washington Demon Football Clinic
A large crowd filled Case Field for Washington High School’s ninth annual Demon football clinic. Coaches Harold Stevens and Jim Rossen split the squad into two teams for a full scrimmage after warm ups and demonstrations of offense and defense. Principal E. Kelly Schlapkohl welcomed attendees, with athletic director Tom English and coaches Stevens, Rossen, and Hulst briefing on program details. Reserved-seat sales continue at Schoonover Drug for five dollars, with season-ticket holders able to upgrade for a dollar. Kickoff for home games is now 7:30 p.m. The Demon varsity roster includes seniors John Beranek Danny Coon Dick Gallagher Marcus Henry Kenny Hough Joe Jones Don Kos Rick Latta Pio Barone Lwamaga Joseph McCarthy Brian Owen Jerry Stalder Steve Talbot Eddie Weeks Gene Zeck and juniors Jim Wells Dick Wells Ron Wagner Rich Vosika Gary Shebeck Steve Putman John Mulcahy Ronnie Marsh Joe McGraw Bob McClure Glenn Beaucham
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George Johnson
James Kauffman
Tom McAvoy
David Everetts
Rich Ballard
Dennis Murphy
Joe Scranton
Women's Bowling Results From Friday Meet
The Swifts beat Ross 1577 to 1077 while Mace Motor defeated General Life of Iowa 1487 to 1397. Fareway topped Coast to Coast 1724 to 1585 and A and W Root Beer won 1534 to Hy Vee 1441. High team series went to Fareway 1724 and Coast to Coast 1585 with Swifts 597 and Fareway 588 in high games. Hazel Canady led with 498 in series and 188 in a game. Jeanne Chapman followed with 493 and 180.
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Roberta Kientz Weds Ronald Statler in Brighton Ceremony
Roberta Kay Kientz of Brighton married Ronald Ray Statler of Brighton on September 1 at Hope Lutheran church southeast of Brighton. The double ring ceremony featured organ music and a solo, with a reception for about 300 guests in gold and white. The couple will reside in Cedar Falls where the groom attends Iowa State Teachers College. the bride is a Brighton High School graduate.
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Cathedral Burns: San Francisco Declares Loss of St. Mary’s
A major fire destroyed St. Mary’s Cathedral in San Francisco finishing in ruins. Archbishop McGucken estimated losses at 2.5 million and noted the historic monument is a total loss. Firefighters fought the blaze from Van Ness to O’Farrell with 300 personnel and five thousand onlookers. One priest was injured while rescuing sacraments. arson is being considered as a possible cause. Youths in the basement escaped unharmed.
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