Orioles fall as Dodgers seize NL lead in 32 win
UPI report notes Frank Bauer ejected after arguing a call in Baltimore’s 65 loss to the Angels, while Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Mets 32 to strengthen their hold on the NL. Koufax’s pitching presence looms for a potential World Series match versus Baltimore or others. Minnie Rojas earned the Angels win. Eddie Fisher took the Orioles loss. The Orioles’ magic number remains nine.
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Vito Stellino
UPI
Frank Bauer
Joe Cronin
Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
California Angels
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cronin
Pirates
Giants
Sandy Koufax
Dodger
Koufax, Inc
Don Sutton
Ron Perranoski
Walt Alston
Phil Regan
Tug McGraw
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Willie Davis
Gilliam
Tommy Davis
Wills
Davis
Perranoski
Regan
Jim Palmer
Wally Bunker
Steve Barber
Bunker
Jim Fregosi
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Paul Blair
Angels
Bob Rodgers
Boog Powell
Andy Etchebar- Fen
Rodgers
Bill Valentine
Minnie Rojas
Eddie Fisher
Minnesota Twins
Koufax
Y's Men Visit Fairfield Aims to Found Club
Ten years ago today Clarence vegan led four Washington Y s Men who met Fairfield Indian Guide Club fathers as talk turned to creating a Y s Men s Club in the city Don Wine of Davenport joined the group with Washington members Jim Anderson Bob Brewer and Dave Elder in attendance.
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Clarence Vegan
Fairfield
Don Wine
Davenport
Washington
Jim Anderson
Bob Brewer
Dave Elder
Warmath Determined Gophers Relies On Young Talent
Minnesota coach Murray Warmath says a Big Ten title is unlikely but the Gophers won’t be easy. Graduation depleted the team, with Hankinson and others gone, yet a hopeful corps of sophomores and newcomers may become a strength. Key returnees include Last, Anderson, Killian, Peterson, and Bryant. The defense features solid linebackers and a strengthened secondary as Minnesota opens at Missouri before Big Ten play at Indiana.
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Minnet Fe
Hubie Bryant
Dennis Cornell
Minnesota
Peterson
Maurice Forte
Bryant
Ray Whitlow
Bobby Lee
Cornell
Joe Holmberg
Mike Danielson
Gopher
Gary Reierson
Tim Wheeler
Jerry Newsom
Tom Sakal
Dick Seitz
Gordon Condo
Sakal
Big Ten
del Jessen
Bob Stein
John Williams
Dick Enderle
Ron Kamzelski
Ezell Jones
Ron Klick
Jerry Hermann
Gophers
Missouri
Indiana
Major leagues Monday resuit and week outlook
The card lists Monday results with the California Baltimore game noted as the only scheduled. It then shows Tuesday starting pitchers with times in EDT for six matchups including Minnesota at Detroit Kaat versus Lolich and Kansas City at Cleveland Lindblad versus Siebert. Wednesday features Chicago at Boston and other night games in New York Washington Minnesota at Detroit and California at Baltimore.
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California
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
Kaat
Lolich
Kansas City
Cleveland
Lindblad
Siebert
Chance
Watt
Washington
New York
Ortega
Peterson
Chicago
Boston
John
Lonborg
United Press International
Troit
Freshwaters, Wilson lead in Blue Monday League action
Freshwaters posted strong team totals and high scores in the Blue Monday League. Wilson and Freshwaters dominated group standings with series of 2652 and 2503 respectively, while individual highlights included C Zieglowsky 580 and R Randall 221 in late results.
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Fareway
Wilson
Zieglowsky
Payne TV
Ross Electronics
MPA Insurance
Payne
MFA
Ross
C. Zieglowsky
T. E. Myers
R. Randall
Women's bowling scores and upcoming MLB style lineup
The Melody Strikers League results show Winga Cate leading with 7 points for River Products 6, Ad Ettes 6, VEW Auxiliary 4, Essex 3, Washington state Bank 3, Martin Cleaners 2, Osincup Drug 1. National League standings list Ad Ettes 2002, River Los Angeles 387, Pittsburgh 76, VEW Auxiliary 2398, Essex 569, Philadelphia 78 67 5387, Winga 2573, Martin 0, St Louis 4 70 514, Atlanta 74 70 514, Cincinnati 71 72. USA baseball matchups set for Monday/Monday with Atlanta at Chicago Johnson vs Holtzman, Cincinnati at St Louis O'Toole vs Jaster, Pittsburgh at Houston Sisk vs Giusti, New York at Los Angeles Friend vs Osteen, Philadelphia at San Francisco Jackson vs Marichal, plus nightcaps listed.
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River Products
Ad Ettes
VEW Auxiliary
Essex
Washington State Bank
Martin Cleaners
Osincup
State
Osincy National League
River Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Martin
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Houston
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Johnson
Holtzman
O'Toole
Jaster
Ittsburgh
Sisk
Giusti
Friend
Osteen
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Jackson
Marichal
Two Des Moines Women Injured In Tavern Gunfight
Two Des Moines women were wounded in a Monday night tavern gunfight and were in critical condition. Ruth Edmonds, 45, was shot in the abdomen while Alice Gan Derry, 47, was shot in the face. Hospital officials said both women spent a poor night.
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Ers Moines
UPI
Des Moines
Ruth Edmonds
Alice Gan Derry
Bowler Walley Leads with 526 in Bank and VFW Series
Team series shows Bank 2450 and VFW 298. team game results list VFW 869 and Bank 360. Individual totals include Walley 526 and Wolf 511, with M Steele 217 and Moore 210 top games.
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Bank
VFW
Walley
Wolf
M. Steele
Moore
Demon sophs fall to Fairfield in season opener
Washington sophomores opened their football season with a 31 to 0 loss to Fairfield. Coach Don Lawless cited numerous errors, noting standout performances by Mike Hennigan on both sides of the ball, with praise for Rusty Green and Wendell Arduser. The team travels to Mt Pleasant next Monday and hosts Cedar Rapids Prairie Thursday.
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Washington
Fairfield
Don Lawless
Lawless
Mike Hennigan
Rusty Green
Wendell Arduser
Demon Sophs
Mt. Pleasant
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Cazzie Russell Signs Rich Rookie Contract With Knicks
New York Knickerbockers win Cazzie Russell in a coin flip and sign him to a three year rookie deal worth about 200000 dollars. Russell chose over offers from Harlem Globetrotters and the Pistons coach Dave DeBusschere called tails to give New York the No 1 pick.
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UPI
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Cazzie Russell
Knicks
University of Michigan All America
National Basketball Association
Russell
Harlem Globetrotters
Chicago
Art Morse
Dick Butkus
Jim Brabowski
Morse
Globetrotters
Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
NBA
Boston Celtics
Detroit Pistons
Dave DeBusschere
Hawkeyes polish attack before Arizona opener
The University of Iowa Hawkeyes, preparing for Saturday's game with Arizona in Iowa City, focus on refining the passing attack and punt returns. Coach Ray Nagel praises player condition and spirit, but lineup for the opener remains to be decided later in the week. A separate note mentions the Pacific Stock Exchange in San Francisco opening at 7 a.m.
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Iowa
UPI
University of Iowa Hawkeyes
Arizona
Ray Nagel
Nagel
Stock Exchange
Pacific Stock Exchange
San Francisco
New York Exchange
Indians Dominate Demons in Season Opener Following Night’s Football Clash
Indian powers outgain Washington 273 total yards to 183 as Os kaloosa secures a 34 7 victory. John Miller led rushers with 15 carries for 49 yards while Sojka and Schooley contributed multiple runs. Por ter and Wilson connected on a number of receptions, and Demon defenders Kleese Nardy and Miller anchored the tackling effort.
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Washington
Askaloosa
Indians
Demons
Oskaloosa
John Miller
Jerry Westmark
Jim Sojka
Wayne Schooley
Rotary Kiwanis softball game at Green Field
The Rotary Kiwanis softball game will highlight the evening at Green Field Wednesday at 7 p.m. The public is invited and a ten cent admission will benefit charity. The Kiwanian Kuties are favored over the Rotary Runners amid secret practice chatter.
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Green Field
Rotary
Plane crash kills CU student as five hurt in Colorado Rockies
A University of Colorado student was killed and five others injured when a six seat Piper Cherokee crashed on takeoff in Granby Colorado. Pilot John D Stearns sophomore from Melvin Village NH died in the fire. Two other passengers Nancy Woltz Des Moines IA and Gale Hunt Arcadia CA were seriously hurt with broken back and fractures. The group had returned to Boulder to register for fall classes and were en route to Aspen for a trip. The remaining three passengers suffered minor cuts and shock.
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Colo
UPI
University of Colorado
Des Moines
Colorado Rockies
John D. Stearns
Melvin Village
N. H
Parker H. Rice
Melvin Vilge
Nancy Jean * Woltz
Donald Woltz
Iowa
Gale Patricia Hunt
F.C. Hunt
Ardia
Calif
Aspen
Boulder
Peter Kingman
Frank R. Kingman
Honolulu
Hawaii
Lloyd R Yates Jr
Lloyd Sr
Sacramento
Susan Jean Wilson
Lloyd Westhold
Wichita
Kan
Hughes doubts highway changes
DES MOINES UPI Gov Harold E Hughes doubts changes to the planned diagonal Interstate 35 route through northern Iowa saying the commission should not alter the agreed path. He noted opposition from Wright County farmers and reserved criticism of the public roads bureau. Hughes urged filing charges and restitution for damages from a Des Moines charity game disturbance.
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Hughes
Bureau of Public Roads
Des Moines
Gangs of youths cause damage after benefit game
Des Moines police reported roving gangs of Negro youths damaged property after a benefit football game at Drake Stadium. Bricks and stones were thrown breaking windows and antennas, traffic was obstructed, and officer injuries were reported. Damage concentrated along Forest Avenue near Katz Drug Store Smitty’s Donut Shop and a Clark service station.
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UPI
Des Moines
Drake Stadium
Stanton Rodgers
Rodgers
Forest Avenue
Katz Drug Store
19Th
Carpenter
Smitty
Clark
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