Phillies Move From NL Cellar
The Philadelphia Phillies won their fifth straight and moved out of last place in the National League by beating the Chicago Cubs 4-3. Ken Walters and Frank Herrera homered, with Walters hitting his seventh, as Dick Farrell earned the win.
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Baseball scoreboard and results for Friday and Saturday games
National League standings and Friday results show New York Baltimore and Boston among leaders. The American League list includes Cleveland Kansas City Detroit and Chicago with mixed records. Friday games featured New York at Cleveland and Baltimore at Kansas City while Saturday schedules list Boston Chicago and Washington Detroit matchups.
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Sophomore Filly Berlo Leads Belmont Coaching Club Oaks Odds
Three year old fillies race for the Belmont Park Coaching Club American Oaks worth 75 000 added with Berlo Foxcatcher Farms William Du Pont Jr the favorite after a Mother Goose victory. Jockey Eric Guerin calls her the best since Next Move and Bed O Roses.
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Jones-Von Clay clash closes Friday Fight era in New York
In St. Nicholas Arena a 10 round main event features Doug Jones and Von Clay in a return match. Jones 14 fights undefeated with seven knockouts holds a 2-1 favorite over 20 year old Clay. Boxing resumes next October on Saturdays with no radio, ABC replacing NBC for TV.
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Steve Smith Reaches NCAA Golf Semi Finals
Steve Smith of Green Bay and Stanford advanced to the NCAA golf championship semi finals in Colorado Springs after defeating two opponents including Jack Nicklaus. He will meet Eugene Hansen of Minnesota in one semi while defending champion Dick Crawford faces Dean Beman of Maryland in the other match.
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Victory at Le Mans Highlighting Endurance Duel
In Le Mans France the favorite drivers foresee a victory by the strongest mix of boldness stamina and luck. Dan Gurney and Walt Hansgen co drive the Jaguar with the best trial time noting the Jaguar suits endurance racing while acknowledging Ferrari Maserati and Aston Martin as speed threats. The four way duel pits Jaguar Ferrari Maserati and Aston Martin with staying power emphasized.
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Slow Pitch Action Resumes Tuesday at Gen. Twining Park
Slow pitch softball returns Tuesday night at Gen Twining park diamond with six teams and potential additions next week. Schedule features Teachers vs Park and Recreation at 6 30 p m Doctors vs Eagles at 7 30 p m and Jaycees vs S and O TV at 8 30 p m. Standings list Jaycees 2 0 Doctors 1 1 P and R 1 1 Teachers 1 0 Eagles 0 1 S and O 0 2.
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Yesterday's Stars Pitching Stuns Yankees in 2-1 Tigers Win
Don Messi pitched for the Tigers to a 2-1 victory ending the Yankees six-game streak and moving his season record to 4-5. Eddie Mathews of the Braves hit his 15th and 16th homers of the year as Atlanta swept the four-game set with the Giants.
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UCLA Bruins Win NCAA Tennis Title in Quarterfinal Sweep
Seattle report says UCLA clinched the NCAA tennis championship by taking three of four singles in the quarterfinals, with two days left in the 1960 tournament. The Bruins secured the title as the quarterfinal round concluded on Thursday.
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Fly Fishing Outlook Improves Across Wisconsin
Madison The weekly fishing report from the Conservation Department forecasts better fly fishing in Wisconsin for the next two weeks. Prairie River in Lincoln County and the Peshtigo Brule rivers rate excellent for mayflies. Panfishing remains good. trout is spotty. large Wisconsin River catfish appear in Iowa Crawford Richland Counties. Muskie activity steady though slightly down from last week with notable catches on Chippewa flowage and Three Lakes chain. High Falls Marionette County reports two walleyes totaling 23% pounds.
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Dean Eisner Advances to Wisconsin Open State Semi finals
Manitowoc player Dean Eisner reached the boys under 15 semi finals in the Wisconsin Open Tennis Tournament at Ripon. After a first round bye he defeated Hal Reames of Kalamazoo Michigan 6 3 6 1 in the second round, becoming the defending champion still in the running.
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LeBaron Traded from Redskins to Cowboys in NFL Move
The Washington Redskins traded veteran quarterback Eddie LeBaron to the Dallas Cowboys for two future draft choices. The deal makes Dallas the newest addition to the NFL and reshapes both clubs' quarterback plans.
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Yankees Plan Cleveland Test
The Yankee lead in the American League faces a test as they meet Cleveland for a four game set following a 2-1 loss to Detroit. Jim Coates aims to extend his 12 game win streak while Jim Perry starts for the Indians in a pivotal AL matchup.
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Player Locke Take Cup Lead At Portmarnock
Gary Player and Bobby Locke led the Canada Cup at Portmarnock Ireland with a three stroke edge on the United States team led by Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead. Player battled asthma and weakness while Locke, recently injured in a car crash, returned to major golf.
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MacKay at Crossroad at Wimbledon Tourney
Second seed Barry MacKay, 24, of Dayton Ohio, contemplates a future beyond tennis after Wimbledon as he dominates his matches at the 74th championships. He hints at finance or investment work if he wins, while eyeing a final with Neale Fraser. Maria Bueno defends her title with a straight sets win over Tune Schirmer.
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Fort Team Tops Monroe by 7-3 in Junior Legion clash
Fort Team built a 6 0 lead by the fourth inning and defeated Monroe 7 3 after Monroe outhit Fort 6 3 but committed three errors. Bill Powers drove in three runs with a third inning single following three walks and a hit batsman. Bud Bahler fanned two and Pete VonAllmen three for Monroe.
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Amazing bargains in The Times classifieds
Daily bargains fill The Times classified pages offering a range of items for sale and services. Shoppers can check listings for deals on furniture appliances vehicles and household goods with new postings appearing regularly.
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Burglar Wagner Named on FBI Ten Most Wanted List
Richard Peter Wagner a 42 year old from Ashland County Wisconsin has been added to the FBI ten most wanted list. He escaped from Sandstone Minnesota federal prison last December 17 and is linked to multiple burglaries across 15 states from North Dakota to Virginia. Wagner stands about 6 feet 2 inches tall, weighs over 200 pounds, with dark brown hair brown eyes and facial scars. He uses several aliases and is often armed with a sawed off shotgun.
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New Glarus Visitors and Summer Plans Noted
Betsy TenPas of Horicon visits her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Theiler while her parents Warren and Katie TenPas camp in Northern Wisconsin. Rosemary Klassy visits parents Rudy and Mrs Schweitzer and will teach in Edgerton after Whitewater summer session. Judy Ingwell, Madison General Hospital student nurse, spends a month with her parents Marshall and Mrs Ingwell. Bethany Matzke of Monroe is with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stuessy.
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Stubborn Motorist Fights Redlands Parking Fine
Redlands California attorney Lionel Richman challenged a 50 cent quick pay parking fine rising to 5 dollars after 30 days. He argued due process was violated and said he would take the case to the Supreme Court, which declined to hear it. He noted legal costs already total about 290 dollars and warned of further expenses.
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Cornell Lab Marks 30 Years Recording Wild Bird Songs
The Laboratory of Ornithology at Cornell University has spent nearly three decades documenting wild bird vocalizations, contributing long term data to avian science and conservation efforts.
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