Mt Anthony Country Club Opens 72nd Season This Weekend
Mt Anthony Country Club begins its 72nd season with the official opening of the 18 hole course. Veteran greenskeeper Jack Wisted enters his 42nd year as head greenskeeper and Art Patten Jr returns as club pro for his 16th year. The club plans a full schedule including the Jerome Invitational May 30 to June 1, a Jack Wisted Handicap Tournament on July 4, ladies days, scotch foursomes, and a twilight league starting June 10.
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Hammering Hank Aaron Notches 512th Homer
Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves hit his 512th career homer to move into second in NL history, tying Eddie Mathews for second behind Willie Mays. His blast helped Braves defeat the Houston Astros 6 4, his second of the season.
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Major League Standings and Night Schedule Summary
Detroit tops Cleveland 8-2 as MLB action unfolds with daily schedules and late results. Pirates route Mets 21-3 behind Pagan and Clemente. Dodgers top Padres as Singer shines. Chicago edges St Louis with Ferguson Jenkins win and Beckert injury.
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Bennington Bowling Recap: Frank's, Delaney's Lead Local Leagues
Frank's Restaurant clinches the Bennington Classic League title with a late win over Gene Farrar in a tense finish. Delaney's Hotel captures the National League crown as Fairdale Farms, County National Bank and other leagues settle standings. Young pro Jim Godman, 23, becomes Firestone tournament's youngest winner amid rising, cash-rich fortunes in professional bowling.
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