Baltimore New York Boston Milwaukee Detroit Toronto Kansas City
Local notices list cities including Baltimore New York Boston Milwaukee Detroit Toronto and Kansas City. The fragmentary item mentions regional connections and possible travel or sporting events among major urban centers.
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Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Names and Places
Fragmentary text mentions Lee Collie and Rober Bolt with possible Minnesota reference. Details and context are missing, making it difficult to determine event, date, or affiliation.
Foyt makes Indy history with fourth victory
A J Foyt becomes the first four time winner of the Indianapolis 500. He battles Gordon Johncock through most of the race as lead changes and pit stops decide the outcome in the 215 mile duel. A lingering gas issue briefly jolts Foyt but he regains the front and prevails.
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Wilbur Shaw
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Pat Vidan
Tony Hulman
Lucas Provides Psych Job As Blazers Rout Sixers
Maurice Lucas set the tone with a pregame handshake to Dawkins and led Portland past Philadelphia 129 107 to cut the series deficit to 2-1. Walton 20 points 18 rebounds fueled the rout as the Blazers tightened defense, reduced turnovers, and dominated the second half.
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Oklahoma Michigan duel to reach SIU in NCAA Midwest tourney
Oklahoma and Michigan faced off for the right to challenge Southern Illinois in the Midwest Region final after both suffered one loss in the double-elimination tournament. A Salukis defeat would grant SIU the spot in Omaha for the World Series.
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D's Hit Finals In Altus Tourney
Gibson's Discounters of Lawton reach the finals of the Altus preseason American Legion baseball tournament by defeating Altus 10 to 5 in the winner's bracket. Danny Hensley went 4 for 5, KelIy Mullins 3 for 4, and Mullins pitched the key late. Lawton faces Granite or Duncan survivor later today.
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George Brooks
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Bill Whitehill
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John Denbow
Kelly Mullins
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Dark Takes Over As Padre Skipper
Alvin Dark accepts the San Diego Padres managerial post after a prayerful decision. The former NL and AL pennant winner led several clubs and returns after a stint as Cubs coach under president Kenyon. Dark’s hiring follows prior firings by Charlie Finley and a long coaching career.
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Irwin Edges Veriato In Atlanta Classic By One Stroke
Hale Irwin won the Atlanta classic by one stroke after a closing burst of birdies to finish 5 under par 67 on the final round. Steve Veriato, the sentimental favorite, finished second at 274 after a 68 in the final round and earned 22800 dollars to retain his tour card.
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Veriato wins but rues late bogeys in Atlanta title chase
Rookie For Title led after eight holes but bogeys at nine and ten cost Veriato a clear win in Atlanta. He praised the ovation and joked about Uncle Sam, while mentioning relief at not fearing losing his tour card. Lou Graham finished third at 276, Wadkins fourth, Nicklaus five after a late rally.
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World Recycling promotes jobs and conservation in Lawton
Local appeal from World Recycling Inc urges residents to recycle newspapers to aid the economy save energy and conserve resources in Lawton Oklahoma. The notice cites Railroad Street and D Avenue as locations tied to the program and encourages community participation.
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World Re-Cycling, Inc
St. & D Ave
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