Prescription Tips EUB Defeated In Close League Tilt
Prescription Center topped EUB 14 to 10 in a high scoring Monday night game. Ken Mahlbuch led the Center with four hits including two doubles, while Bob Stamm earned the win. Rich Rohrdanz and Dave Blum paced the EUB offense with three and two hits respectively.
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All-Star Game Starts At 6 Tonight On NBC
All-Star Game moves to Anaheim Stadium with American League facing National League. Probable attendance around 46 thousand. starters include Dean Chance for the American and Juan Marichal for the National. Managers Hank Bauer and Walter Alston set lineups. game lasts into extra innings only if needed under special rules.
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Yachts resume trials for America’s Cup defense
In Newport Rhode Island four U S yachts prepared to resume observation trials after a two day fog induced postponement. The second round robin features Intrepid facing American Eagle and Constellation up against Columbia.
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Bruise Forces Rollover of Accavalos Title Defense
World flyweight champion Horacio Accavalos sustained a bruise on his right cheekbone from a recent non title bout. The Aug. 5 defense against Hiroaki Ebihara is moved to Aug. 12 in Buenos Aires Argentina.
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Milton Legion Edges Monroe in Hitting Battle
Milton Legion, powered by college players, defeated Monroe 8 to 5 on Saturday night. Skip Overburner hit a two run homer and a double to drive in four. Monroe's Steve Wuetrich and Galen Kuebli led with three and two hits respectively. Kuebli tops team averages at .549 with seven RBIs in five games. Next week Monroe faces Mt Horeb and Brodhead.
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Mulligan Stars For Wolverines In Pony League Victory
Mike Mulligan came in relief and fanned eight over three innings to lift the Wolverines to a 21 to 20 win over the Sparkplugs in Pony League action. Danny Rech powered the offense with a grand slam and three hits, as Wolverines totaled 17 hits. Homewood doubled and tripled for Sparkplugs in a 17 hit effort, with Bill Tschanz also collecting three hits.
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Giants Jettison Phils as Angels Harp On Sex
In Midget League action at Twining Park yesterday the Phillies lost 6-3 to the Giants. Dan Blum j and Al Wunschel each had hits for Philadelphia while Dave Brennan took the loss and Brad Phillips the win. The Angels routed the White Sox 15-0 behind Tim Dearth who collected a single and a triple with five RBIs. Rick Rufenacht allowed the loss. Slow-Pitch softball state Open set for Sheboygan July 28-30 and Aug 4-6 with regional entries in mid-August and a world tournament in Parma, Ohio. Beckers of Waukesha are defending champions.
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Parsons Peddles Win Carpentersville Race
Bob Parsons of Berkeley California won the 120 mile bicycle road race in Carpentersville Illinois, the first section of trials for the Pan American Games.
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World Almanac Facts from Newspaper Enterprise Assa
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Disfavor Grows On Arms Export
United States arms policy faces Senate Foreign Relations scrutiny as members, including Frank Church and others, challenge the administration proposed 3.1 billion foreign aid bill with 600 million for military aid. They argue arms policy may threaten peace and question U.S. weapon involvement in Middle East clashes over Jerusalem.
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Dean Martin Turns 50 As NBC Grants 34 Million Three-Year Deal
NBC offers Dean Martin a three year contract worth about 34 million dollars, boosting his career earnings beyond 5 million annually and solidifying his status as the top paid entertainer. Martin marked his 50th birthday with family dinner amid show success and a public quip about wine.
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Social Calls and Weekend Visits Across Illinois Towns
Monticello residents hosted visitors from Warren Hanover Park and New Glarus over the weekend. Mrs Sylvia Curtis and Mrs Doris Wagner called on Mrs Margaret Uren Sunday afternoon, with Edward Benkett and daughters visiting from Hanover Park. Nearby families, including Ira Holcomb and Jacob Marty, joined a Monroe picnic with Harold Holcomb. In Africa, Mobutu planned a U S Air Force C130 mission to rescue hostages at Kisangani airport amid Congo tensions.
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Ike to Undergo Routine Dental Work at Army Hospital
Washington The dental procedure planned for former President Dwight D. Eisenhower at Walter Reed Army Hospital is described as routine. It aims to reduce the risk of pyorrheal gum abscesses and will be conducted this week.
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