Hard Luck Bus Driver Wins Big Then Faces Mixed Luck
Albert di Orio a Long Beach bus driver pockets a 140000 dollar sweepstakes check in Dublin after a charity donation leads to police attention and a suspended sentence. Immigration delays, travel hurdles, and a tax question loom as he plans to return home via Shannon Airport with his wife Mary.
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Albert di Orio
Long Beach
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Albert
Mary
Southampton
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Prize Fund Trust
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Junior Keglers Enjoy Headpin Tournament at Cooper’s Bowl
A headpin junior tournament drew 55 participants across Cooper’s Sport Bowl Murnan’s East Side Lanes and Olympia Lanes. Senior Boys winner Rod Huffman 398 the Senior Girls Robbie Kay Reinig 325. Junior Boys Lonnie Kreig 92 dollars and Junior Girls Vickie Reed 12 dollars. Four 12 frame games. Wanda Eckert says the event will be annual.
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Cooper's
Murnan
East Side
Olympia Lanes
Robbie Kay Reinig
Lonnie Kreig
Vickie Reed
Wanda Eckert
Ernie Banks Shifts To Left Field For Knee Health
Chicago Cubs star Ernie Banks moves from shortstop to left field at his request due to ailing left knee. Jerry Kindall will start at shortstop in Banks's absence. Banks notes he never played in the outfield and cites cool spring weather aggravating the old knee injury from Army ball days in 1951.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Banks
Jerry Kindall
Cub
Monday results spark varied baseball action across leagues
National League games include Los Angeles edging Cincinnati 2 1 in 10 innings and Pittsburgh beating Milwaukee 2 1. San Francisco tops St Louis 3 1. In the American League Cleveland outlasts Minnesota 7 5 in 15 innings while Boston defeats Chicago 4 1 and New York beats Baltimore 8 4. Los Angeles wins 6 4 at Washington as Detroit dominates Kansas City 10 2. American Association highlights Indianapolis 5 Dallas-Ft Worth 4 in 11 innings while Houston defeats Denver 7 3 and Omaha shuts out Louisville 2 0.
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San Francisco
Los Ngeles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukeeee
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit GB
Cleveland
New York
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Yesterday's baseball results across leagues and cities
Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 1 to 0 while Philadelphia prevailed 2 to 1 over Chicago in 10 innings. Cincinnati shut out Los Angeles 2 nothing and St Louis routed San Francisco 12 to 4. Baltimore edged Chicago 3 to 1 as Detroit defeated Minnesota 4 to 2. Washington toppled Kansas City 7 to 3. Los Angeles led Cleveland 8 to 0 through four innings while Louisville beat Indianapolis 4 to 3. Denver and Dallas were 3 to 0, fend 4th, still playing. Houston led Omaha. International League games saw Syracuse 7 Jersey City 3 and Rochester 3 Charleston 2 while Richmond 2 Buffalo 1.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
Louisville
Indianapolis
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Dallas
Houston
Omaha
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Jersey City
Rochester
Charleston
Richmond
Buffalo
Today s Games and Pitchers Summary
Baseball schedule rundown lists matchups by city and pitcher records for several games, including Los Angeles at St Louis, San Francisco at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Milwaukee, Pittsburgh at Chicago, Detroit at Minnesota, Cleveland at Los Angeles, Boston at New York, Washington at Kansas City, Chicago at Baltimore, and a note of late-night and next-day games across various venues. Includes several split-nickname or abbreviated team names and night games.
Frankton Eagles dominate Windfall 13–0 in shutout
Frankton Eagles compiled a 13 to 0 victory over Windfall behind a three hit combined pitching effort by Jerry Waltermire and Condon. Jim Waltermire slugged a two run homer with a runner aboard and the team added four extra base hits in the win.
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Frankton Eagles
Frankton
Jerry Waltermire
Condon
Eagles
Jim Waltermire
A. Patterson
i'Campbell
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Hadley
Blaylock
Ebert
Curtis
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Hopper
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Hudson
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Indians blank New Castle 7 0 for 13th win
Anderson’s Indians extended their season record to 13 wins and 1 loss by shutting out New Castle 7 to 0 on the loser's courts. Clark and Comstock both posted near flawless singles records, with key doubles wins highlighting the steady team performance.
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New Castle
Indians
Redskins
Lafayette
Clark
Comstock
Burdette Fires Four-Hitter To Beat Pirates 1-0
Milwaukee right hander Lew Burdette tossed a four hitter for his first 1961 shutout as the Braves edged Pittsburgh 1-0. Bobby Shantz started for the Pirates in his first game in two years, allowing only one run on Frank Bolling’s triple and Eddie Mathews’ single, while Burdette limited the Pirates to three hits and weathered Shantz’s seven strikeouts.
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Lew Burdette
Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bobby Shantz
Burdette
Shantz
Frank Bolling
Eddie Mathews
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
Danny Murtaugh
Joe Gibbon
Detroit
Yankees
Washington Senators
Pirates
Bill Mazeroski
Bill Virdon
North Carolina
N.C. State
Consolidated University
New York
Frank McGuire
McGuire
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Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Ohio
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Home State Players Challenge NC Basketball Traditions
Raleigh notes the 1960-61 Wake Forest and regional programs shaping recruiting amid a shift to limit outside players. The piece compares allocations across UNC, NCSU, and Duke with emphasis on North Carolina natives versus New York metro imports and the broader ACC recruiting landscape.
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North Carolina
N.C. State
Horace
Bones) McKinney
Wake Forest
Alley Hart
Jerry Steele
New York Area
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Tennessee
Virginia
Ohio
Malkmus Triples In Phillies Narrow Cubs Victory
Bob Malkmus delivered a go ahead triple in the 10th inning driving in the decisive run as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Chicago Cubs 2 to 1. Ernie Banks played his 688th straight game in left field for the Cubs, while Frank Sullivan won his second decision with help from Chris Short.
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Chicago
Bob Malkmus
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Glen Hobbie
Malkmus
Charlie Smith
Smith
Frank Sullivan
Chris Short
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Jerry Kindall
Banks
Billy Williams
Phila
Zimmer
Colemane
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Neemanec
Santo
Callison
Herrera
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Walters
Bertell
C. Smith
Kindall
Woods
Roach
Baseball Box Score Chicago vs Baltimore Totals
Chicago and Baltimore battled in a low scoring game as Chicago managed a lone run while Baltimore plated three. Williams doubled for Baltimore and Adair hit a two base hit, with Hansen securing the win for Baltimore as the Cubs stranded 11 runners and the Orioles 7.
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Hoeft
Pierce
E. Robinson
Esposito
Staley
Lollar
Chicago
Baltimore
F—Hansen
Adair
Hansen
Williams
Sierce
Owens Returns to Phillies Active Roster
Philadelphia Phillies receive permission from Commissioner Ford Frick to restore pitcher Jim Owens to the active roster after he left spring camp in a dispute with GM John Quinn. Spring football practice at Michigan State drew 152 candidates.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Ford Frick
Jim Owens
Owens
John Quinn
Michigan State
8 Grid Stars Named To Hall Of Fame
New York AP report lists Army star Glenn Davis Stanford’s Bob Reynolds North Carolina’s Charley Justice and coaches Don Faurot and Charles Caldwell among Football Hall of Fame inductees. Also honored are Weldon Humble Bob Suffridge Pat Pazzetti George McAfee and Claude Reeds. Induction set for December in New York.
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Army
Bob Reynolds
Stanford
Charley
Choo Choo
Pat Pazzetti
Lehigh
George McAfee
Duke
Claude Reeds
Oklahoma
Chester J. LaRoche
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Doc) Blanchard
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Humble
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Paretti
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlehem
Wesleyan College
Reeds
Newcastle
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Suffridge
Tennessee
Vols
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Tenn
Caldwell
Princeton
Williams
Faurot
Missouri
Cummins Shuts Down Trojans as Anderson Wins 6 1
Steve Cummins limited New Castle to four hits while Anderson teammates drove in six runs across the third to fifth innings for a 6 1 NCC baseball victory over the Trojans. Anderson improved to 5 3 in NCC play. New Castle fell to 8 4 overall and 7 2 in league play.
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Anderson
New Castle
Trojans
Richmond
Kokomo
Wildcats
Logansport
Cass County
NCC
Brakes Are Important In Bryant Heating Ad
Here we see the right front brake assembly on the Bryant Heating and Cooling Special No. 8 to be driven by Len Sutton. The car is sponsored by your Bryant Dealer who asks you to stop and see how economically you can put the brakes on summer heat with Bryant's gas or electric air conditioning. Stop by your Bryant Dealer's showroom. He's listed in the yellow pages.
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Bryant
Len Sutton
Banquet Honors Junior Keglers For League Winners
Mur nan's Pepsi-Cola Junior Bowling League held a banquet at Lin Jer's where trophies were awarded to the state champion team led by Capt. B. Whetsell and teammates Kreig Christensen Lantz and Musick. The 16th annual national tourney drew over 16 000 teams from about 400 000 members. Individual and special awards covered high series and high games across senior and junior divisions, with names such as Huffman Shipley Belcher Toombs and Kreig highlighted. The Woody Woodpecker’s led the league at 65 25, and summer registration was announced for Murnan's at 9 a m. on June.
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Lin Jer's
Capt. B. Whetsell
L. Kreig
R. Christenson
T. Lantz
R. Musick
Lantz
Musick
Whetsell
Kreig
Christensen
Wanda Eckert
Olive Tilghman
Kathryn Hotzel
Charles Whetsell
Harvey Murnan
R. Granger
J. Granger
B. Reed
J. Apgar
J. Belcher
J. Toombs
M. Eckstein
K. Dearing
D. Staley
D. Shipley
S. Pritchard
D. Britton
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B. Huffman
R. Shipley
R. Jackman
Bob Huffman
Ray Shipley
Jim Hostettler
Jerry Woods
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Mike Humphrey
Ed Reynolds
Bob Ferris
Mike Dietzen
Ronnie Granger
Gary Colip
Dean Staley
Gary Lawerence
Tom Lantz
Ronnie Mu&sickz
John Toombs
Richard Christensson
Lonnie Kreig
Carl Koob
Dick Hancock
Judy Belcher
Woody Woodpecker
J. Woods
T. Boaz
J. Eng
Charles Kaebrick
Youn Kae
Murnan’s
Edie
Nylon Yarns Feature Air Spaces For Brighter Fabric
New York report notes nylon yarns with built in air spaces or bulk to add luxury and dimension to fabrics, enhancing texture and drape.
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