Williams improves to .500 vs Red Sox in 8-6 win
Washington Senators, on a 18 of 21 slide, snapped an eight-game skid with an 8-6 victory over the front-running Boston Red Sox. Frank Howard hit a two-run homer in the first as Ted Williams, now managing the Senators, improved to 20-40 all-time against Boston. Joe Foy and Paul Casanova delivered decisive eighth and seventh inning doubles to seal the comeback.
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Bonallack Sees British Team Aiming to Retake Walker Cup
St Andrews Scotland AP Mike Bonallack vowed his British amateur team would win back the Walker Cup from the United States this week for the first time since 1938. He praised a deep 10 man squad and noted Britain and U S press odds as he guides the squad into a 24-match two day showdown.
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Ray Mitchell Boosts Home Improvement Loans at First State
First State Bank of Decatur promotes home improvement loans with Ray Mitchell advocating flexible financing. The campaign emphasizes loan options for adding on, fixing up, or painting a home to meet customer needs.
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Braves spoil Expos Victoria Day with 9 4 win at Jarry Park
Atlanta pounds 11 hits and capitalizes on three Expos errors to beat Montreal 9 4 at Jarry Park. Key early rally in the fourth fueled by Cepeda Millan Evans walk sequence, and Millan drives in three in the ninth as Gosger and Sutherland homer for Montreal.
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Fortune Smiles On Indy Hopeful
Jim Malloy quit a Denver job to race cars and seeks victory in the Indianapolis 500. He drives the No. 42 Eagle for Dan Gurney's team after a last minute chance, qualified at 171.838 mph and later improved to 173 mph. Malloy, a Denver native, has had mixed results at Indy with a pace-lap crash last year. The field worked on engines and carburetion runs as spectators were to attend for the first time at the Speedway course.
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Amarillo Ties Dixie Division Lead With 9-5 Win
Amarillo roared to a 9-5 victory over Shreveport to pull even with Dallas-Fort Worth atop the Dixie Association Western Division while Birmingham beat Dallas-Fort Worth 7-4. Other scores include Asheville 6 Columbus 5 and Savannah 7 Montgomery 6 in one run thrillers.
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Veteran driver Lloyd Ruby seeks first Indianapolis 500 win
Veteran race driver Lloyd Ruby returns to Indianapolis hoping for his first victory. He notes a bit of luck could have earned him the title years earlier and reflects on past near misses.
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Operation Clean-Up Underway At NFL Owners Meeting
NFL owners opened a meeting in New York to finish spring work. Tex Schramm of the Dallas Cowboys will report on progress in negotiations with the players after a stalled talks period marked by a grievance with the National Labor Relations Board. They will also review a revised playoff tiebreaker procedure.
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Big Ten Begins Search for New Commissioner
A Big Ten search committee started the hunt for the best available man in the country to replace late Commissioner William R Reed. John Dewey was named interim commissioner, declined candidacy for the permanent post, and a five member committee will screen nominees for final approval by the Council of Ten.
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Alabama signs duo from Lee High to track scholarships
University of Alabama coach John Mitchell signs two Lee High School standouts Henry Orum and Thomas Whatley to grant in aid scholarships. Orum is unbeaten in hurdles and cited as most outstanding athlete at the Alabama Relays. Whatley has undefeated sprints with best times of 9.5 and 21.3 seconds and both helped Lee win the 4-A state title in the 440 relay.
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