Giants slump worsens under Sheehan as Braves gain
The San Francisco Giants' slide continues after Tom Sheehan replaces Bill Rigney as manager. A 9-6 and 2-1 doubleheader loss at Milwaukee drops them further in the NL race, while the Braves rally with late offense to sweep the Giants.
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Pool Schedules New Instructions
New swimming classes including toddler instruction have been scheduled at Recreation Park pool. Director Robert L. Wells said classes start immediately with toddlers three to five at 11 30 a m. Red Cross instruction runs morning sessions from 9 to 12 with four half hour slots. An intra squad meet and dual meets with Nicolet and Fort Atkinson are planned for summer ahead of the Jaycee Southern Wisconsin Invitational on July 17. Coaches are Dr Frank C Stiles and Carol Koenig.
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Bow and arrow kill wild turkey marks WV season entry
A West Virginia hunter ended the wild turkey season by shooting a tom with a bow and arrow. The event highlights a successful harvest during the approved season.
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Patterson Johansson Ready for Return Bout in 90 Days
Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson plan a third heavyweight title clash within 90 days as promoters eye a potential million-dollar purse for each fighter. A Polo Grounds crowd of 31,892 watched Patterson regain the crown with a fifth-round KO.
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Weather delays push softball makeup games into weekend schedule
Frayed by rain, minor league softball fills Friday night with makeup games at 6 45 Eagles Kiwanis 8 FFA Moose 9 15 VFW Juda FFA. Saturday features 8 Hemp land Hien versus First National YMCA and 9 15 Minor Leaguers FFA against Eagles. Commissioners urge cooperation to restore standings. Moose beat Kiwanis 6 2 behind Harold Kline.
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Kenny Smith
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Duke Phillips
Butch Myers
Tom Lovelace
Don Donaway
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Mount Zion Last Supper site viewable from Jerusalem homes
From many Jerusalem windows Mount Zion, identified as the Last Supper site, is visible, linking historic religious significance with daily city life. The statement notes the landscape feature seen by residents.
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Canada Cup Officials Change Pairings For Attractive Match
Canada Cup organizers in PORTMARNOCK Ireland shifted pairings to have defending champion Australia open against Japan, saving the glamour Australia versus Ireland clash for Sunday. Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead team with Dai Rees and Dave Thomas of Wales as 30 teams compete over 72 holes on a 7093 yard links course.
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Japan
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Irish Sea
Jaycees To Hold Teenage Tourney at Monroe Club
The Monroe Country Club offers its course for a Jaycee teenage golf tournament on Tuesday. Top three advance to state event July 12 in Appleton. four from state advance to national August 13 to 20 in Waterloo, Iowa. Enter by August 15 birthday rule. 27 hole medalist play. no entry fee. John E. Ferron chairs.
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Amazing Bargains in The Times Classifieds Daily
Daily Times classifieds showcase affordable deals across multiple categories. Readers find furniture, appliances, vehicles, and services with live listings and contact details for local shoppers. Prices vary, with special weekend discounts and limited-time offers.
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Mantle and Ford Lead Yankees Past Tigers in Slim Pennant Advantage
Mickey Mantle drove in three runs including two homers in a 6-0 shutout of Detroit as Whitey Ford notches his first win in almost a month. Frank Lary was shelled, Maris tripled and scored on a wild pitch while Detroit’s 27 inning scoreless streak ends. Other scores shuffle AL standings with Chicago, Cleveland and Kansas City winning.
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Daley Wins Ninth Straight as Red Sox Rally Past Washington
Southpaw Bud Daley improved to 10-2 with his ninth straight win aided by a four run Boston eighth. Reliever Bob Trowbridge provided crucial help in the late surge against Washington's Pedro Ramos (3-9).
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Shoemaker First Landing Favored in Massachusetts Handicap
Boston report shows Willie Shoemaker and First Landing as the odds on favorite in the 26th Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs. Meadow Stables entry from C. T. Chenery rated 4 to 5 in a seven horse field for the mile and a quarter race.
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