Dodgers Edge Giants As Magic Number Drops To Eight
Dodgers narrow the pennant clincher to eight as the Giants drop their sixth straight, while Warren Spahn's five hitter powers the Braves past the Dodgers 2 1. Dark laments the season’s low spot as Willie Mays remains under par and San Francisco loses ground.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giant
Alvin Dark
Dodgers
Giants
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Spahn
Braves
Lee Maye
Tommy Aaron
Frank Howard
Pete Richert
Eddie Plank
Willie Mays
Mays
Jim Davenport
Jose Pagan
Willie McCovey
Harvey Kuenn
Pirates
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Bill Ott
Ken Hubbs
Ken Boyer
Gene Oliver
Cardinals
Polio Sabin guidance contrasts adult and child risk
The text explains adults face a very low risk of polio without Sabin vaccine, about one in a million, and one in two million for those over 40, while children are at greater danger without Sabin type III. It notes high risk areas or travel to epidemic regions change the calculation.
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United States
Mark Mosier Wins Jalopy Feature at Columbus Junction
Mark Mosier of Washington won the 50 lap season championship at Columbus Junction before about 2,500 fans. He passed Mike Niffenegger by lap three and held the lead. Mosier's car was found legal after a protest. Second was Bill Palmeier, third John Mullink, fourth John Maas, and fifth Bruce Reilly in car one.
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Mark Mosier
Washington
Columbus Junction
Mosier
Mike Niffenegger
Bill Palmeier
la Harpe
Ill
John Mullink
West Liberty
John Maas
Iowa City
Bruce Reilly
Lone Tree
Jim Hatch
Mt. Pleasant
Mullink
Smith
Kalona
Erickson
Maas
Gegner
Brighton
Niffenegger
Reilly
Pollmeier
Major Leagues Monday Results and Tuesday Pitchers
Baseball results show Chicago beat St Louis 8 to 4 and Pittsburgh edged San Francisco 5 to 2. Milwaukee defeated Los Angeles 2 to 1. Tuesday features night games Houston at New York and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh with noted pitcher matchups. A separate Home Trade note cites 20 percent of new-home sellers taking in old houses in trades, per NAHB spokesman.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Twinight
Johnson
Woodeshick
Jackson
Foss
Cincinnati
O'Toole
Francis
Detroit
Minnesota
Bunning
Kralick
Boston
Schwall
Wynn
Washington
Terry
Cheney
Cleveland
Kansas City
Perry
Pfister
Baltimore
INS
UPI
National Association of Home Builders
United Press International National League
W. L. Pet
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Bahama course eyed for PGA tour expansion
West End Grand Bahamas could host a Jack Tar Open with total prize money aimed at 50 000 as the PGA expands beyond the United States. Proposals envision a 6900 yard par 72 course on coral and limestone, with pro golf’s Caribbean debut tied to Brumby’s plan and Hotel chain sponsorship.
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Grand Bahamas
UPI
United States
Professional Golfers Association
Caribbean
Grand Bahama Hotel Country Club
Florida
Gold Coast
U.S
Dave Ragan
Art Wall
Jimmy Demaret
Ted Krool
Gardner Dockinson
Chick Harbert
Billy Casper
Doug Sanders
Tommy Bolt
Bob Brumby
Fred Corcoran
Brumby
Galveston
Orange
Texas
Greenville
Charleston
S. C
Asheville
Durham
N.C
Clearwater
Destin
Marathon Shore
Fla
San Francisco
Lansing
Mich
P.G.A
West Palm Beach
Bahamas
Blackbeard
Henry Morgan
Black Caesar
Billy Bowlegs
Grand Bahama
al Capone
Alan Shepard
Virgil Grissom
Gretel Wins To Even Cup Series
Gretel over Weatherly in Rhode Island winds and chop wins the second America's Cup race to level the series. Weatherly had led after Saturday's opener as President Kennedy prepared to witness the start from a destroyer.
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Newport
R.I
UPI
Gretel
Weatherly
Rhode Island Sound
President Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Boston
Massachusetts
Coast Guard
Kennedy
George O’day
Bus Mosbacher
Local Bowlers Open Defense of SE Iowa Travel League Title
The Melody Lanes team from Washington, defending champions, won five of six games in the first weekend. They took three straight from Ottumwa and two of three from Colonial Lanes of Iowa City. Washington players include Cal Little, Bob Lowe, Cloyce Zieglowsky, Darwin Vacha, and Bill Steele. The league meets weekly at a host city with October 14 set for Washington to host. Other league cities include Muscatine, Oskaloosa, Cedar Rapids, Fairfield, Ottumwa, and Iowa City.
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Melody Lanes
Washington
Iowa
Ottumwa
Colonial Lanes
Iowa City
Cal Little
Bob Lowe
Cloyce Zieglowsky
Darwin Vacha
Bill Steele
Muscatine
Oskaloosa
Cedar Rapids
Fairfield
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Lan
Washington, Iowa
Mic Daniel
Evening Journal
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Dial
Bahama
Leo H. Petersen
State Farm
Wayne
E. Schichtl
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Home Offie Bloomngton
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Nash Ambassador
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