Horlen Extends Win Streak in White Sox Doubleheader
Joel Horlen improved to 7-0 with a 5-2 White Sox win over Boston in the first game of a Thursday doubleheader. He pitched a six-hitter for his fourth complete game, aided by tissue chewing. Boston nabbed a 7-3 nightcap victory as Gary Bell debuted well for the Red Sox.
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Joel Horlen
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Tobaaco
White Sox
Horlen
Red Sox
Alpine Tex Cowboys
Carl Yastrzemski
Joe Foy
Gerry McNerthey
Ken Berry
Gary Bell
Bell
Cleveland
Chicago
Tom McCraw
Ron Hansen
Bruce Howard
Russ Gibson
Foy
Yastrzemski
Yankees
New York
Tommy John
al Downing
Cubs
New York Mets
Rich Nye
Bob Shaw
Winzenried Poised to Break Mexico Meet Records
Monroe half miler Winzenried and Guilford miler Calvert headline a Rockford group traveling to the Mexico Invitational in Mexico Mo. with hopes of setting meet marks. Competing in the 440 and 880, Winzenried aims for records as Bahnfleth Green Rose Smith and others challenge.
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Mark Winzenried
Monroe
Dave Calvert
Guilford
Mexico
Rockford
Johnse Holt
Dave Weisenbahger
Freeport
Jim Sallis
Cal Glover
West
Winzenried
Mark
Bill Bahnfleth
Palatine
Jim Green
Emminence
Kentucky
Larry Rose
Oklahoma City
Doug Smith
Sioux City
Joel Vance
The
Mexico Ledger
Mexico Jaycees
Lifeguards Chosen At Monticello Pool
Carolyn Hill and Mickey Steinmann are named lifeguards for the Monticello pool which opened on Wednesday June 7. Swimming lessons will run Tuesdays through Fridays 9 a.m. to noon with dates to be announced. Pool hours cover Tuesday through Saturday 1 30 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday 1 30 to 5 p.m. Mondays when not filling will be 1 30 to p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Monticello
Carolyn Hill
Mickey Steinmann
Monticelloing
Globetrotters Sold to Palmer Syndicate for 3.71 Million
A Chicago syndicate led by Potter Palmer, a major Atlanta Braves stockholder, purchased the Harlem Globetrotters for 3.71 million dollars. Circuit Court Judge Robert Dunne approved the bid on Thursday, with support from the estate executors of former owner Abe Saperstein.
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Globetrotters
Chicago
Potter Palmer
Atlanta Braves
Harlem Globetrotter
Robert Dunne
Palmer Group
Abe Saperstein
Legion Baseball Begins Monday
The Junior Legion Baseball program opens Monday June 12 at 6 p.m. with an opening practice at Recreation Park for players age 19 and under. A Wednesday intra squad game follows, with weekly Monday practices and possible postponements. The opening league game is set for Saturday June 17 at 5:30 p.m. a doubleheader versus Edgerton.
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Recreation Park
Legion
Edgerton
Monroe Legion
Marty Deignan
Ritschard Delivers Walk Off Run In OT Victory
Don Ritschard's sacrifice in the overtime eighth inning lifts Curtiss over City 6 5 at Twining Park in slow pitch action. Zuhike wins 13 0 for Tom's Silo, Phillips 66 routes Grace Lutheran 13 2, Witt collects three doubles four RBIs for Phillips. Commissioner Prien reminds Open League fans of rained out games rescheduled for Sunday with several matchups at 7 15 8 15 and 9 15.
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Don Ritschard
Curtiss
City Tags
Twining Park
Zuhike
Tom’s Silo
Seeholzer
Phillips
Grace Lutheran
Don Witt
John Prien
Huber
Coplien
Tri - State
Swiggum
Roy
Martin
Quarry Expected To Challenge Patterson In 10 Rounder
Floyd Patterson enters Memorial Coliseum as a heavy favorite over 22 year old Jerry Quarry from Bellflower in a 10 round bout. Patterson hopes to regain the title for the third time while Quarry seeks an upset for the young heavyweight crown.
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Floyd
Los Angeles
California
Jerry Quarry
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Memorial Coliseum
Bellflower
Classified ads unite buyers and sellers in town
Local market urges readers to place classified notices to connect buyers with renters sellers and romantics. Readers seek quick matches and affordable listings for apartments vehicles services and items for sale.
Tomorrow's Sports Page Preview Highlights Local Men
Tomorrow's Sports Page features Ollie Fink's pheasant story recreation director Ron Barribeau's baseball and softball information and coach Dick Glendenning's high school track roundup. The feature trip promises a broad look at area sports.
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Ollie Fink
Ron Barribeau
Dick Glendenning
National League and American League Baseball Standings Snapshot
The standings show Cincinnati and San Francisco leading the NL with 35 30 wins respectively. St Louis Pittsburgh Chicago and Philadelphia hover mid pack while Los Angeles and Houston lag. In the AL Detroit tops with 31 wins as Baltimore Boston and Cleveland mix for playoff positioning.
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Cincinnati
San Fran
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Phila
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
California
Indians rout Twins as Alvis belts two homers
Yesterday's Stars show power with Max Alvis driving in three as Cleveland defeated Minnesota 7-5. Joe Verban ic pitched a four hitter for his second straight win as the Yankees blanked Washington 6-0.
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Max Alvis
Indians
Cleveland
Minnesota
Joe Verbanic
Yankees
New York
Washington
Lee Buchanan flies to Memorial Day 500 in four seater
Brodhead pilot Lee Buchanan along with his son Bruce and two Beloit friends flew a four seat Cherokee to Indianapolis to see the big 500 race. They returned that afternoon as rain and wind postponed the event.
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Lee
Lee Buchanan
Brodhead
Indianapolis
Buchanan
Bruce
Beloit
Notable Youth Wins Hair Policy Appeal at Edison High
Mic ah Bertin 18, Edison High School honor student and class president, won a State Board of Education appeal over a rule requiring him to trim his hair to attend classes. He plans to speak on following convictions at graduation.
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Trenton
N. J
Micah Bertin
Edison High School
Bertin
Edison School Board
New Jersey State Board of Education
Janet Lennon Bernhardi Welcomes First Child
In Santa Monica California Janet Lennon Bernhardi the youngest of the Lennon sisters has given birth to her first child A son weighing 6 pounds 15 ounces is the baby’s birth weight and the delivery marks the family’s new arrival in the entertainment lineage.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Lennon
Janet Lennon Bernhardi
William Joseph Born to Bernhardt at St Johns Hospital
The baby boy born Tuesday night at St Johns Hospital was named William Joseph. Lee Bernhardt is a production manager for ABC television and the couple met when he was a cue card boy on the Lawrence Welk show.
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St. John’s Hospital
William Joseph
Lee Bernhardt
ABC Television Network
Lawrence Welk
Sam Yorty Show renewed for second 13 weeks
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty’s weekly interview program on KHJ TV renewed for a second 13 week run. Producer Jack Rourke said New York and Washington stations showed interest in syndication. The 90 minute show features celebrity interviews and Yorty’s world affairs comments.
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Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
RKO
KHJ
Jack Rourke
New York
Washington, D.C
Yorty
Rourke
Weather Bureau Uses Buckets Despite Equipment
In Athens Georgia the Weather Bureau surveys bucket readings after Sunday downpours. A.S. Higdon notes volunteers tally 20 to 25 reports with one bucket report of 14 inches while official figures show about 10 inches.
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Athens
Weather Bureau
A. S. Higdon
Athens Bureau
Palm Beach Pro Faces Buick Open Challenge
Bob Goal by of Palm Beach California opened with a 69 at the Buick Open seeking the $20,000 top prize in the $100,000 event. The veteran golfer, once noted for temperament, kept his cool aided by a hot putter and wedge.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Bob Goalby
Palm Beach
Calif
Flynn elected president of South Central Tavern League
Tom Flynn, owner of Flynn's Bar in Brodhead and promoter of a Green Bay Packers basketball benefit held at the town high school, was elected president of the South Central Tavern League at a Gratiot meeting last Monday night.
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Flynn
Tom Flynn
Brodhead
Green Bay Packers
South Central Tavern League
Gratiot
Army recruit Richard W Killingstad assigned to Fort Rucker Alabama
Richard W Killingstad has been assigned as a personnel reception specialist at Fort Rucker Alabama. He completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood and specialized air frame repair training at Fort Eustis Virginia. His new address is Headquarters and Service Company Box 178 Fort Rucker Alabama 36360. He is the son of Village President and Mrs E O Killingstad.
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Albany
Pfe
Richard W. Killingstad
Fort Rucker
Ala
Fort Leonard Wood
Ft. Eustis
SVC. Co
E. O. Killingstad
A General's Head Is Nearly Finished on Stone Mountain
Stone Mountain Georgia reports progress as carvers near completion of General Stonewall Jackson's head. Superintendent George Weiblen says the work is coming along well and the sculpture should be finished around July 1 with two workers scaling the face using a jet torch.
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Stone Mountain
Stonewall Jackson
George Weiblen
Jackson
Novelists Stricken in London Pamela Frankau Dies at 59
British novelist Pamela Frankau died in London after a brief illness. She was 59 and widely known for her literary works. Her death was reported this Thursday, ending a prolific career in contemporary fiction.
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London
Pamela Frankau
Cartnapping Becomes Major California Issue
William Tormey of the Southern California Grocers Association announced a regional crackdown on cartnappping. He said stores across southern California would participate as shoppers often use carts to haul groceries home with some cartnappers reselling carts elsewhere. The annual loss is about 15 million dollars.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
William Tormey
Southern California Grocers Association
Tormey
Harvard Agency Seeks Go Go Dancers for Radcliffe Girls
The Harvard Student Agencies expand its services to place Radcliffe students as go go dancers in Boston area night spots. The program targets part time jobs to help with a 3500 dollar yearly education cost as Radcliffe girls balance studies and work.
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Boston
Harvard
Radcliffe
Daddy
Quote on team spirit and drive from a key member
A team member touts the squad's personality energy and integrity saying they are vivacious and exciting. The remark highlights a confident, spirited identity within the group and signals a broader culture of enthusiasm.
Deaths in Vietnam Killings Reported for Two Marines
The Defense Department announced Army Cpl. Karl B. Rische Jr. of Milwaukee was killed in action in Vietnam and Marine Cpl. Curtis L. Tremaine of Oconomowoc died of wounds.
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Vietnam
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Karl B. Rische Jr
Milwaukee
Curtis L. Tremaine
Oconomowoc
Computers spread across United States in 1967 start
More than 38 000 computer systems were in use in the United States at the beginning of 1967 according to a survey.
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United States
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