Morganna the Exotic Dancer Shocks Stadium Crowd
Exotic dancer Morganna Roberts appeared at Augheim Stadium during the Angels White Sox game in California, attempting a kissing act that sparked laughter and frustration among fans and players. The Angels won 7-3 as Chicago pitcher Tommie John and the White Sox struggled with wild pitches and misplays.
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Fred Akemane
Baltimore Orioles
Morgana
Morganna Roberts
Augheim Stadium
California
Angels
Chicago White Sox
Billy Conanth
Miss Robins
Chicago
Tommy John
Ak Sar Ben Entries Mix of Names in Long List
A dense OCR list covers Ak-Sar-Ben race entries with numerous names, affiliations, and coded placeholders. The text reads as a long compilation of participants, owners, and related notations, interspersed with race identifiers and inconsistent spellings.
Weather and sports notes amid heat wave predictions
The column notes extreme heat and dry conditions affecting corn across Albion to York areas with irrigation concerns. It forecasts potential crop trouble without timely rain while praising Platte River water flow. It also covers baseball previews, West vs Hast All-America game picks, and upcoming Legion youth events with Bellevue and Nor Platte matches noted.
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Paul Ernst
Thursda
Albion
Spalding
Stromsburg
York
Platte
Wyoming
Colorado
Juler
Paul
Yanks
Red Sox
Bosox
Orioles
Yorks
Husker
Ken Geddes
Bob Liggett
Jim McFarland
West
Dan Devine
Jim Hill
Lee Trevino
Legion
Bellevue
Ron Walters
Nori Platte
Omaha Royals rally nets 3-2 win over Tulsa
George Spriggs delivered a ninth inning RBI single, scoring Tom Joyce from third with two outs to lift the Omaha Royals past Tulsa 3-2 in American Association play. Jim York earned the win for Omaha, while Carroll Sembera took the loss for Tulsa.
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OMAHA
George Spriggs
Ome
Tom Joyce
Neek
Omaha Royals
Tulsa
Jim York
Don O'Riley
Omann
Carroll Sembera
Royals
Sembera
Harry Parker
Oilers
York
O'Riley
Aparicio Leads in AL All-Star Shortstop Race
Luis Aparicio of the Chicago White Sox holds a slim 48 vote edge over Rico Petrocelli of Boston for the starting shortstop berth in the American League. Aparicio leads with 220 298 votes to Petrocelli's 219 813 from 902 393 counted in the weekly fan balloting update.
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New York
UPI
Luis Aparicio
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Ice Petrocelli
Aparicio
Bowie Kuhn
Petrocelli
Pia Ager
Ne Weekly
Cincinnati
Bill Freehan
Detroit
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Mannerup
Minnesota
Rod Carew
Cassius Clay Eyes Return If Commissions Approve
New York reports Cassius Clay, fighting under alias Gas. Sius Clay, seeks a comeback. Washington and Michigan commissions consider his license and a possible return against Joe Frazer, with attorneys signaling negotiations on Seattle staging pending approval. Clay, banned since 1967 over draft evasion, hints at fighting for money and recognition.
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New York
UMJ
Cassius Clay
Washington
Michigan
Clay
Neil Hoff
Tacoma
Wash
Joe Frazer
Seattle
Philadelphia
Frazier
Gas
Sius Clay
Muhammad AB
Hinson leads at Cleveland Open in tough first round
Larry Hinson shot 5 under par for 66 at Aurora Country Club to take a one stroke lead in the Cleveland Open. Several players including Lee Trevino Tommy Bacon Will Beask and Grier Jones sit tied or within a few strokes amid weather-affected greens and a heavy rain prior round. Defending champion Charley Coody along with Littler Lott and Moody trail as withdrawals and non entrants noted.
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Aurora
Ohio
UPI
Larry Hinson
Aurora Country Club
Nilsan
Hill
Lee Trevino
Tommy Bacon
Greens
Billy Maswell
Bob Menne
Dick Carmody
Prank Beard
Bob Charles
Bert Greene
Magan Rudolph
Tom Weiskopf
Bo Goatby
Tom Shaw
Lee Hitler
Bruce Nevitt
Ray Floyd
Doug Sanders
Charlie Sifford
Wimbledon lacks color in fifth day of tennis
Wimbledon action continued into the fifth day with top seeds from Australia and the United States advancing in both men’s and women’s rounds. Laver nears a potential third straight title as lingering favorites Newcombe Roche Rosewall Emerson Graebner Ashe Smith Ralston remain in contention, while Gorman and Carmichael scored notable upsets.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Arthur Ashe
Gum Springs
Ismael el Shafei
United Arab Republic
Ashe
Upi Cebelepheta
England
Red Bayer
Australia
Ballte
Billie Jean King
Berkeley
Calif
Margeret Court
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Iva Nastase
Romania
Roger Tavior
Virginia Wade
Helga Nielsen
West Germany
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Cliff Drysdale
South Afria
Bob Carmichael
Zeljko Franulogic
Yugoslavia
Laver
Amen
Wanyen
Taylor
Charles Pasurell
Santurce
PRL
OL Laver
Frew McMillan
South Africa
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
Ken Rosewall
Roy Emerson
America
Clark Graebner
New York
Gum Spring
Stan Smith
Vasadena
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Pirates Clinch Pony League Title With 8-3 Win
Pirates clinched the Pony League championship Thursday with an 8-3 victory over the Senators. Doug Wardinger pitched four hits and struck out 14, driving in three runs with a homer to pace the attack. two games remain in the undefeated season bid. Expos beat Bears 7-6 as Ken Szelag won and Hill Goeta took the loss. Line scores listed mixed results. Steve Miles of Elwaood set a state freshwater drum record by bowfishing. Mites hauled in a seven pound ten ounce fish from Johnson Lake on May 24.
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Witte Sox
Bobby Krogg
Morganda
Clyde Wright
Chicago
Wright
Ken Tatum
Simoy Alomar
Angels
Orioles
Goston Rel Sox
Onother
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Potrent
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Minnesota
Mets
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Atlanta
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Frank Robinson
Reggie Smith
Ith
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Robinson
Pave Johnson
Merv Rettenmantt
Gerry Moses
Billy Conigliato
Red Sox
Roy White
Yankees
Frila Peterson
Brown
Tigers
Jas Cain
Dick Bosman
Brewers
Jin Perry
Lew Krausee
Twins
Perry
Pirates
Senators
Doug Wardinger
Expos
Bears
Ken Szelag
Hill Goeta
Steve Miles
Elwaood
Johnson Lake
East and West clash in Coaches All America game
East aims to halt West’s winning streak in the Old annual Coaches All America game from Lubbock Texas at 9 30 p m EDT televised in color. Slade Otis and Isenbarger lead the East while the West leans on Shaw McMillan with a backfield trio of Thomas McBride and Gardin as starters and alternates dictated by Dan Devine.
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Lubbock
Tex
UPI
Gordon Stade
Olis
Slade
WCAA
Qts
Ohio State
San Diego State
Dennis Shaw
Missouri
Terr McMillan
Shaw
Charles McClendon
Davidson
Otis
LSU
Eddie Ray
Indiana
John Isenbarger
Mike Willman
Will
State
Clemson
Charlie Waters
Isenbarger
Warren Muir
Iseubarger
West
Dan Devine
McMillan
West Texas State
Duane Thomas
Ron McBride
Arizona
Ron Gardin
Mel's softball team climbs to 6 and wins over General Telephone
Mel's TV in Columbus Men's softball league improved to 6 1 with a victory over General Telephone. Mel Teimann allowed four hits while Hae Klipke and Larry Zywiec each gathered two hits in the win.
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Mel
Columbus
General Telephone
Mel Teimann
Hae Klpke
Larry Zywiec
Pappas Sold to Cubs By Braves
Veteran pitcher Milt Pappas has been sold to the Chicago Cubs for an undisclosed cash amount, the Braves disclosed on Thursday. The 1-year veteran right hander joins his fourth club in four seasons, after compiling a 22 record and 6.08 ERA with Atlanta this year, following a 10 loss season last year.
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UPI
Milt Pappas
Chicago Cubs
Santa Braves
Thursay
Cubs
Pappas
Braves
Bellwood Midgets Juniors Overcome Columbus Reds Swinging Win
Kerry Hiller powered Bellwood with two doubles and a triple driving in multiple runs as the Bellwood Juniors defeated Columbus Reds 3 extra innings at Pawnee Park. George Olson pitched eight strong innings for Columbus with 12 strikeouts, while Bruce Schmitt earned the relief win for Bellwood.
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Kerry Hiller
Bellwood Jon
Columbus Junior Reds
Pawnee Park Field
Bellwood
Hiller
Jeff Didier
Jeff
Hitler
Gaylen Bock
Columbus
George Olson
Jack Kopecky
Les
Didier
Bruce Sehmit
Olson
Legion
George
Bruce Schmit
Ray Kosch
Junior Legion Club
Dan Heinsohn
Bellwood Mound
Bellwood Midgels
Midgels Reds
Hick Kudron
Dan Brock
Jerry Placack
Jeff Lasley
Brent Schmit
Ballwood
Don Carrig
Lasley
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Polk County Fair
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Secy
Polk Co, Fair
Gsceole
Nebraska
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