Track standouts lead Wheaton College relay to national bid
Wheaton College sophomore Brad Mason joined teammates Dave Bradley Mark Bradley and Ted Carlson to place sixth in the NCAA Division III Nationals 400 meter relay in Grand Rapids Michigan earning All American honors They previously set an Illinois Wisconsin College Conference record with a 41.8 by the same quartet.
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Bell Thornton Power Indians 7 6 Milwaukee
Cleveland Indians rally with back to back homers by Buddy Bell and Andre Thornton in the eighth to beat Milwaukee 7-6 after Don Money gave the Brewers a lead in the seventh. Jim Kern earned the win in relief as Cleveland snapped a road slump and turned to late-inning short bursts of offense.
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What’s On Television June 3 1978 Evening Schedule
TV guide lists Deserts Edge documentary on desertification then features Star Trek Emergency One and academic challenge. Evening lineup includes news reports, Family Feud, Hee Haw, and The Brady Bunch with a mix of sports scores from Phillies Dodgers and Padres Mets plus late local and national programs.
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Huron County Bank Tops Janesville in Seventh Inning Rally
Huron County Bank score four runs in the top of the seventh to erase a deficit and beat Janesville Products 7-4. Jeff Nickols Steve Landoll Mike Emminger and Scott Wright collected the winners hits while Bryan Lidorff had the losers only two hits a single and a double.
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Realtor Ethics Do's and RENCH Real Estate Offer Help
A real estate broker pledges strict ethics under national and local boards and will not practice law or misrepresent advertising. It urges obtaining legal counsel when needed, proper disclosure of names in ads, and advertising only with authority and owner agreed prices. Ren ch Diversified Real Estate Co invites inquiries at Citizens National Bank Norwalk with phone number 668 8161.
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Palmer Leads Kemper Open On 2nd Round Charge
Arnold Palmer fires a 70 to move to 7 under and hold a one stroke lead at the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. He birdied from 40 feet on the 11th while fans chanted Arnie's Army. Weiskopf and Stadler trail by one in a crowded leaderboard as Palmer eyes a return to victory after five years.
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Borg Survives A Rare Mistake At French Open
Paris UPI Bjorn Borg top seeded in the French Open won his second round match easily, defeating Rick Fagel 6-0 6-1 6-4 after a rare lapse. Borg, 24, next meets Paolo Bertolucci who beat George Hardie 6-2 6-3 7-5 in the third round.
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