City Parks Dept plans frog man course and travel notes
The City Parks and Recreation Department schedules a skin diving course at City Lake 1 with a June 5 meeting and a navy frog man film. Five two hour lessons cost a small equipment fee provided by Bob Mabrey. There is no age limit for participants. The department also outlines an annual football trip to the Washington Baltimore area with a tentative Nov 11 12 schedule by train.
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Bob Mabrey
Concord
Parks and
Diana Jess Taylor
Parks and Recreation Department
Taylor
Washington-Baltimore
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Maryland
Cleveland Browns
Redskins
Baltimore
Minor League Results From The Associated Press
International League Rochester 4 Jersey City 0 Charleston 5 Syracuse 4 Richmond 4 Columbus 2 Only games scheduled Omaha 2 Dallas Fort Worth 1 Indianapolis 12 Louisville 3 Denver 8 Houston 3 Pacific Coast League Vancouver 5 Spokane 3 Seattle 8 Portland 2 Tacoma 6 Salt Lake 2 San Diego 9 Hawaii 8
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Rochester
Jersey City
Charleston
Syracuse
Richmond
Columbus
Omaha
Dallas-Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Louisville
Denver
Houston
Vancouver
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
Salt Lake
San Diego
Hawaii
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
Standings show Detroit leading with 28 wins 14 losses and a .667. Other teams include Cleveland 24 17 .585 New York 21 17 .553 Baltimore 23 19 .548 Washington 21 22 .488 Kansas City 17 19 .472 Los Angeles 15 24 .385 Chicago 15 25 .375. Tuesday and Wednesday games feature matchups across major clubs with several series open. Monday results include Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 1 and Los Angeles 2 St. Louis 1.
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Boston
Los Angeles
Washington
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ken Hunt Shuts Giants In Candlestick Debut
Ken Hunt, 22, rookie right hander for Cincinnati, pitched seven strong innings to beat San Francisco 5 1. The seven hitter and his curve kept the Giants off balance as Frank Robinson hit a three run homer. Hunt walked two and struck out seven for his fifth win and first complete game.
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Ken Hunt
Cincinnati
Reds
San Francisco Giants
Candlestick Park
Hunt
Jerry Zimmerman
Frank Robinson
Giants
Mike McCormick
San
Columbia
Hutchinson
Jim Turner
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Larry Jackson
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Boston
New York
Ike Delock
Koufax
Ken Boyer
Sandy
Hal Smith
Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
Willie Davis
Chuck Hiller
Ed Bressoud
Fight Results From New York and San Francisco
The AP reports results in New York and San Francisco where Sid Adams stopped at 140% in Philadelphia and Fi del Lucero halted at 138% in Fresno. Benny Medina stopped Lucero in Fresno, while Torreston of Mexico saw action in other bouts with Cuba and Cuba Stable involved.
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New York
Jose Stable
Cuba
Sid Adams
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Benny Medina
Fresno
Calif
Fidel Lucero
Torreston
Mexi
Koufax Dominates In 2-1 Dodgers Win Over Cardinals
Sandy Koufax improved to 6-2 with his second straight three hitter as the Dodgers edged the St Louis Cardinals 2-1. Ken Boyer opened with a triple, a balk produced the Cards run, and Willie Davis delivered the decisive hit in the eighth. The Dodgers moved within 1 1/2 games of first with Cincinnati beating San Francisco.
Tigers Hold Early Lead as Yankees Slip in Standings
Detroit rests after a 17 game road swing and returns with a 3 game edge in the pennant chase. The Tigers arrive 10-7 on the trip and begin an eight game home stand against Kansas City. In Boston, Ike Delock pitched a five hitter to beat New York 2-1, ending Whitey Ford's win streak at six as Mantle homered for the Yankees.
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Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
Tiger Stadium
Ike Delock
Boston Red Sox
New York
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Boston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
St. Louis
Minnesota
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore
White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Delock
Mickey Mantle
Jackie Jensen
Vic Wertz
Ford
Ward Rathmann Favored Brabham Sentimental Pick In Indianapolis 500
The 50th anniversary Indianapolis 500 drew a huge global crowd as Jack Brabham challenged the field. Contenders included Rodger Ward and Jim Rathmann, with rookies led by Parnelli Jones and Don Branson among the notable new entrants.
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Ers
Jack Brabham
Australia
Brabham
Rodger Ward
Indianapolis
Jim Rathmann
Miami
Florida
Ward
Rathmann
Troy Ruttman
Dearborn
Mich
Eddie Sachs
Center Valley
Dean
Wayne Ewing
Sach
Jim Hurtubise
Lennox
Calif
Hurtubise
Don Branson
Champaign
Hoover
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Hunt Sharp in Pair of One-Hit Wins for High Point
Donnie Hunt pitched two dominating one-hit games as High Point Glass of High Points tied for first in the Piedmont Softball League. The ace fanned 27, walked two, and led a 5-0 opener and a 12-0 nightcap victory over the Air Base club, with Carolina Glass and Wright each contributing multiple safeties.
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Winston
High Point
Mercury Athletic Club
Carolina Glass Gals
Richmond
Winston-Salem
Carolina Glass
High Points
Donnie Hunt
Hunt
Air Base Club
Glassmen
McLean Trucking
Whiddow
Air Base
Kent Barneycastle
Bill Wright
Wright
Ray Hicks
Allen
Barneycastle
Jim Jarrett
Paul
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Markman
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Allen Deeewe
Bodenheimer tosses rare WCL shutout for Lexington
Gary Bodenheimer pitched five hitless innings and finished a complete game shutout in Lexington 4-0 over Belmont. He fanned eight and walked two as Belmont dropped to 3-22. Shelby beat Salisbury 11-6 and Statesville edged Newton-Conover 8-46 as other Monday games wrapped.
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Associated Press
Gary Bodenheimer
Lexington
Belmont
Bodenheimer
Shelby
Salisbury
Statesville
Newton-Conover
Jose Lescano
Mike Lemoine
Terry Ramont
Fred White
Newton Conover
Carl Mutert
Clay Cookus
Newton
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Koufax pitched his second consecutive three hitter and extended his 22 inning shutout streak but allowed a ninth inning run in a 2-1 win over the Cardinals. Jensen homered and singled and scored the winning run for Boston as Wertz drove in the decisive run against New York.
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Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Cardinals
Jackie Jensen
Red Sox
Vic Wertz
Yankees
Kelso Favored In Metropolitan Handicap At Aqueduct
Kelso the 1960 Horse of the Year heads the field in the $100,000 added Metropolitan at Aqueduct a one mile race with topweight over nine rivals and Eddie Arcaro riding. A holiday crowd could reach seventy thousand.
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New York
Bohemia Stable
Kelso
Aqueduct
Eddie Arcaro
Reds Eagle Recovers From World 600 Crash
Richard Reds Eagle, in second before a blade of rail fractured his car, wrecked at Charlotte Motor Speedway in the World 600. He suffers a left leg amputation and multiple injuries, with doctors predicting transfer to Green Belt Maryland.
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Carolyn Allen
Cabarrus Memorial Hospital
Richard (Reds) Eagle
Green Belt, Md
Eagle
Charlotte Motor Speedway
John W. Kennedy
Concord Tribune
Associated Press
Concord
N.C
Big Richard
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Ford
Kagle
Cabarrus Memorial Hospiital
Green Belt
Elmo Langley
Langley
Red Shield Teeners open 1961 baseball season
The Mercury Exchange and the Jaycees opened play with opening day wins in Red Shield VFW Teener league action at High Point College and Harvell Park. The Mercury beat AB 7 1 after a back‑and‑forth scoring span, Exchange edged Lions 1 0 in a pitching duel, and the Jaycees defeated Civitan 2 1 on a Whitaker home run.
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Mercury
Exchange
Jaycees
High Point College
Harvell Park Diamonds
Lions
Holland
J. C. Morgan
Morgan
Civitan
Junior Whitaker
Pirates
Giants
College
Harvell Park
Kiwanis
VFW
Rotary
Elks
Mercury Athletic Club
Climate control boosts livestock gains and dairy yield
Broiler chickens hogs and cattle fatten faster in air conditioned surroundings. Studies also show that cool cows produce more milk than those kept in hot barns.
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College Village
Mercury Boys
High Point Lanes
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