White Sox Move Into First Position
The Chicago White Sox protected a lead in the first inning and beat the Detroit Tigers 2 to 1 to move into a share of first in the American League. Pete Ward and Tom McCraw delivered run scoring hits while Bob Locker preserved Gary Peters second win by fending off a late Tigers threat. The Sox head to Cleveland to face the Indians as Tommy John starts.
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Chicago White Sox
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Tom McCraw
Bob Locker
Gary Peters
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Denny McLain
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McCraw
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Jim Northrup
Bill Freehan
Norm Cash
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Cubs
Dick Kelley
Atlanta
Mack Jones
Braves
Cal Koonce
Billy Williams
Don Kessinger
Glenn Beckett
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Ray Culp
Ken Holtzman
Pat Jarvis
Wisconsin Badgers Drill Focuses On Goalline Power
Wisconsin university football team concentrated on goal line play in a spring drill. Tom Domres, a 230 pound junior tackle, dominated a defensive scrimmage with strong power. The first string quarterback was sophomore John Ryan, backed by juniors Chuck Burt and John Boyajan and freshman Lew Richerson.
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University of Wisconsin
Tom Domres
John Ryan
Chuck Burt
John Boyajian
Lew Ritcherson
Maple Leafs' Dave Keon Wins Conn Smythe Trophy
Dave Keon of the Toronto Maple Leafs was named the most valuable player of the Stanley Cup playoffs. He will receive a $1,500 prize and a bronze plaque, with the winner chosen by the NHL board of governors.
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National Hockey League Board of Governors
Muskies Name for Minnesota ABA Team
Minnesota will be known as the Muskies in the new American Basketball Association. The announcement confirms the team branding as St Paul and Minneapolis prepare for ABA play amid upcoming schedule notes for Wednesday results.
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ST. Paul Minneapolis
Minnesota
American Basketball Association
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Hugo High Falls Short In Eight-Man Title Bid
Hugo Colorado lost the eight-man state football title to Re Vere High last fall. Hugo had a 34 game win streak before the loss, dating back to prior seasons.
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HUGO
Colo
Revere High
Hugo High
Feminine Bit Across Puzzle Clues and Answers
Crossword style clues list with multiple entries including actors Lupine Channing and Miss Miles, various definitions, and down clues featuring feminine appellation and Roy Rogers wife. This archival puzzle fragment presents a dense set of themed and generic clues across and down.
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Roy Rogers
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed by Numbered List
A list of clues including 31 Goddess of discord 34 Musical note 40 Male sheep 41 Visigoth king 43 Closer 44 At a distance comb form 470 ratio solo 48 Abies girl 49 Smell 51 Frosts as a cake 2 Small enclosure 53 Novelist Ferber 56 Masculine 57 Separate abbr 58 Mariner s direction.
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Mariner
Keep em Hustling Macker Wants Soccer Changes
New York NPSL chief Ken Macker pushes a more offense oriented standings and eye catching referees with colorful jerseys. He suggests electronic time links and even two referees per game to heighten drama while preserving tradition. He notes English push for two substitutes and goalkeeper option as part of reforms.
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English Football Association
FIFA
World Soccer Association
NPSL
Macker
Canadian sophomores on Denver hockey team
Bob Jackson of Portland Oregon and Craig Patrick of St Louis are the only non Canadians on this season's University of Denver hockey squad.
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Bob Jackson
Portland, Ore
Craig Patrick
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University of Denver
National League scoreboard and latest results
Cincinnati leads with 15 wins, 7 losses as St. Louis and Atlanta share 11 7 records. Pittsburgh 9 6 Philadelphia 9 9 Chicago 8 8 San Francisco 8 10 Los Angeles 7 11 New York 7 12 Houston 6 14. Recent games: Pittsburgh over Los Angeles 6-5 in 15 innings. San Francisco over New York 8-4. Atlanta over Chicago 4-0. St Louis blanked Cincinnati 2-0. Tonight’s schedule lists matchups: San Francisco at New York. Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. Houston at Philadelphia. Chicago at Atlanta. St. Louis at Chicago.
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Braves blank Cubs 4-0 as Kelley limits Cubs to three hits
Pitching star Dick Kelley of Atlanta shuts out Chicago by allowing only three hits. In a separate late game, Donn Clendenon plate a three run double and delivers a 15th inning double, lifting the Pirates to a 6-5 win over the Dodgers after tying the game with five runs on two outs in the ninth.
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Pirates
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Wisconsin Teams Prepare for Weekend Showdown
The University of Wisconsin track squad faces undefeated Minnesota in a key weekend clash after Wisconsin posted 102 points to Nebraska 64 and Northern Illinois 40 in a prior meet. Wisconsin baseball closes home season with Ohio State and Indiana series as the Badgers sit fourth in the Big Ten with a 4 3 record.
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Lincoln Juniors Top South Portland In Final Seconds
Sixteen year old Garry Agger, a 15 year old Lincoln Junior High School player, hit a 20 foot jump shot three seconds before the final buzzer lifting Lincoln to a 59 57 victory over South Portland freshmen. Agger led all scorers with 29 points.
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Maine
Garry Agger
Lincoln Junior High School
South Portland
Agger
Henry Dewitt Wins 42nd Race at Colorado Springs Track
A greyhound named Henry Dewitt has won more races in Colorado than any other dog. He captured No 42 at the Colorado Springs track last fall.
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Colorado
Colorado Springs
Henry Dewitt
Army Pvt Eldon L Wilson Completes Cooking Course
The Service Record notes Army Pvt Eldon L Wilson, 22, of Darlington Route 4, completed a cooking course at Fort Knox Kentucky in April. He trained in cake and pastry baking meat cutting and learned to prepare and serve food in Army mess halls and in the field.
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L. H. Wilson
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Ft. Knox
Pete Mueller Wins Play For Warhawks
Monroe sophomore Whitewater tennis player Pete Mueller won the number 2 singles at the Warhawk quadrangular meet in Chicago. He helped the Warhawks finish third and will travel to Oshkosh for the Mid West tournament this weekend.
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Monroe
Whitewater
Warhawk
Chicago
Pete
Edward Mueller
Oshkosh
Show Caught On New York Ice Follies Debuts In Tulsa
The first Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies debuted in Tulsa Oklahoma on November 7 1936 before a nearly empty house and has since been viewed by over 64 million people in cities around the country.
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New York
Shipstads and Johnson
Tulsa
Okla
Railroad Strike Delayed by Emergency Law
President Johnson signed an emergency bill delaying a railway strike for 47 days until June 19. The ban covers 137000 workers across six unions in railroad shops and comes just hours before a 12:01 a.m. walkout.
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Johnson
CSU Plays Eight States Teams in 1966 Schedule
Colorado State University fielded football teams from eight states on successive Saturdays in 1966 in Fort Collins. The schedule showcased regional opponents across the season with varied results.
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Colorado State University
Wyoming QB Rick Egloff Sets Passing Records
Rick Egloff set two University of Wyoming records last fall with 188 passing attempts and 13 touchdown throws. The Laramie standout led the Cowboys in the season, guiding the offense and tying school marks for efficiency and productivity.
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Wyo
Rick Egloff
University of Wyoming
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