Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
National and American League leaders listed by player and team. Key figures include Rose and Clemente in hits, Aaron and Brock in runs, Koufax in wins and strikeouts, with notable batting leaders Yastrzemski, Oliva, Aparicio, and Campaneris among others.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Harper
Cincinnati
Rose
Brock
St. Louis
Johnson
Stargell
U S Executives Are Moving Around Pitching
Baseball notes list 12 decisions and player moves with Grant in Minnesota at 174 and Terry in Cleveland at 114. Strikeout totals include McDowell of Cleveland with 261 and Lolich of Detroit with 184.
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Grant
Minnesota
Terry
Cleveland
McDowell
Lolich
Detroit
Dancer Family Wins Hambletonian in Four Heats
Egyptian Candor driven by Del Cameron edged Nimble Boy for the Hambletonian title at Du Quoin Illinois after four heats. Stanley Dancer trains and owns the rival horses with Rachel Dancer as part owner. Short Stop and Ambro Flight also contended in the 2 year old trotter stake. Separately a New York feature profiles William F. Breitmayer and Executive Register a firm matching executives with new roles as job mobility rises.
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Noble Victory
Candor
Stanley
Rachel
del Cameron
Dancers
Hambletonian
Pennwin Stable
Winston-Salem
N.C
Ned Bower
Nimble Boy
Ralph Baldwin
Ambro Flight
Armstrong Brothers
Brampton
Ont
Joe O’brien
New York
William F. Breitmayer
Breitmayer
Footloose
Executive Register
Itchy Exec
Yale
Central Intelligence Agency
Foreign Service
Nine Races Slated At Arundel Track
Arundel Speedway doors open at 8 p.m. for nine races featuring top pro drivers competing for money and points. Class A leader Dick Wolstenhulme sits on 77 points, with Dave Darveau 60 and Jerry Dolliver 53 following, while Class B leader Wolstenhulme holds 63 with Don Brown 50 and Don Turner 48 nearby.
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Arundel
Arundel Speedway
Dick Wolstenhulme
Dave Darveau
Jerry Dolliver
George Welsh
Ralph Cusack
Russ Nutting
Wolstehulme
Don Brown
Don Turner
Bob Babb
Pennsylvania Penn State football win over Lehigh noted
Pennsylvania's sole win last fall came as a 13 to 6 decision over Lehigh. A summary line notes the score and opponent in a compact recap.
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Pennyslvania
Lehigh
Executive Council Approves 219 Million Dollar Budget Allocation
The Executive Council, calling its action a rubber stamp, unanimously approved a 219 million dollar allotment for the new fiscal year. Chairman Richard Broderick noted the reliance on the budget officer and staff, while criticizing the speed and professionalism of the process as departments received funds after just hours of review. The governor declined to comment.
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Augusta
Executive Council
Richard Broderick
Lincoln
Roland M. Berry
Berry
Broderick
William Jabine
Belfast
James FE. Gagan
Westbrook
Major League Stars Sweep NL Lead With Twin Wins
Pitching by Jim Maloney of the Reds completed a seven to six, two to zero double header sweep by blanking Milwaukee on five hits as Cincinnati moved into sole NL lead by one percentage point over Los Angeles. Tony Oliva of the Twins returned to the lineup after a week and hit two doubles and a single as Minnesota beat Detroit 5-2 to extend its AL lead to eight games.
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Associated Press
Jim Maloney
Reds
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Tony Oliva
Twins
Minnesota
Detroit
Boys More Prone To Disturbances In Johannesburg
Statistics from Johannes burg's Child Guidance Clinic show boys are more prone to psychological disturbances than girls with nearly twice as many male referrals for treatment and advice last year. A psychiatrist notes activity levels and family insecurity as contributing factors, with two in every hundred White children referred for psychiatric evaluation and half needing intensive therapy or remediation.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Jewish Theater for Children offers $1000 prize for Hebrewdrama
The Jewish Theater for Children offers a $1000 prize for English language dramas on Hebrew themes for performance before juvenile audiences. Submissions are due by May 15 1966 with winning manuscripts receiving professional production. The theater is supported by the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies and the Jewish Venues Committee of New York.
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New York
Jewish Theater For Children
Federation of Jewish Philanthropies
Jewish Eavenuos Committee of
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Chicago
Callison
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
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Wills
Nuxhall
Koufax
Gibson
Yas
Urzemski
Boston
Robinson
Baltimore
Versalles
Oliva
Colavito
Horton
Yastrzemski
Bosha
Campaneris
Kansas City
Aparicio
Conigliaro
Col‘avito
Cardenal
Ogie Canoe
Whaler
Dauntless
Oon & Navy
Weejuns
Bass
Cordo Brown
Lee Leens
Lee Prest
Shetland
U.S
Arundel Track
Springfield
Kelly
Biddeford Tire Shop
Elm Street
Biddeford
LOTUS
C. Sawyer-Hoare
Crystal Palace
London
Sawyer-Hoare
Maine Employment Security Commission
Old Orchard Beach
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