Mets Lose 9th Inning Heartbreaker to Braves
Milwaukee defeated New York 4-3 as Lee Maye connected on a two run homer after the Mets led entering the ninth. Tracy Stallard blew the save for the Braves, dropping the Mets to 0-6 and still rooted at the NL cellar amid a full major league schedule.
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Williamsburg honors lettermen at community potluck
Williamsburg Lions Club sponsors the annual potluck honoring high and grade school athletes and cheerleaders. Notable speakers were canceled due to a throat ailment. Grade school and high school letter winners in basketball football and track are listed, with coach Forrest Bond and Louis Coppoe introducing honorees.
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Louis Coppoe
The
Williamsburg Lions Club
Actress Dina Merrill contests late father's will
New York AP Dina Merrill daughter of multimillionaire Charles Post challenges the will of Edward F. Hutton in Nassau County Surrogate Court on Long Island. Hutton's estate neared 3.8 million with Merrill receiving 25 000 while his three grandchildren receive nothing. Merrill, known professionally as Nedenia Hutton Rumbough, is married to Stanley M. Rumbough. her mother is Marjorie Merriweather Post May.
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Charles Post
Edward F. Hutton
Nassau County
Long Island
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Miss Merrill
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Stanley M. Rumbough
Marjorie Meriweather Post May
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Easter egg hunt attracts 366 children at Wellsville School grounds
At Wellsville School grounds 366 children took part in an Easter egg hunt Saturday afternoon. The event was sponsored by the Louis H. Hanson Post of the American Legion with prizes donated by local merchants and businessmen. Participants ranged from under 4 to 11 12 years old, with counts across age groups.
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Wellsville
Louis H. Hanson
American Legion
Salina hosts national wheat men gathering May 21
The Kansas Wheat Improvement Association will sponsor a Salina Memorial Hall party on May 21 for Kansas wheat farmers and nationwide processors. An estimated 125 to 160 wheat processors and 4,000 to 5,000 farmers are expected to attend. Processors dine in Kansas City May 20 then fly to Salina in four chartered planes.
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Salina
Bowling Stars Dominate Ottawa Bowl Leagues Last Night
Helen and Bills Cafe posted a 2660 team score led by Eunice Strickland with 504 as the Elks Ladies split 2-2 in Monday Night Ladies League. The Brunswick League saw The Cafe five win four points over Todd's Mobile Homes with top lines 545 by Bill Wenthe and 593 by Dave Heckman. Spatz of Ottawa Savings & Loan had 476 in a 3-1 loss to Lee's Cafe. other scores shown in sports.
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Mitchell Shifts His Jayhawks Spring Football Plans
Lawrence AP reports Kansas coach Jack Mitchell tests lineups in spring drills with 84 candidates at the opener. Dave Crandall moves to quarterback Tony Leiker to end and Armand Baughman to slotback. Gale Sayers at tailback and Ken Cole at fullback. defense emphasized with 6-2 and 5-4 fronts. Varsity alumni game set for May 18 to close spring practice.
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Kansas Jayhawks
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Tony Leiker
Armand Baughman
Gale Sayers
Ken Coleman
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Texans Move to Kansas City Sparks Ticket Push
Kansas City awaits the Dallas Texans relocation with owner Lamar Hunt declaring the move signed and sealed except for ticket sales and the name-the-team contest. He told about 500 backers that a 25,000 ticket goal is feasible and a drive to sell extra seats can occur before the next season. The ticket drive committee plans its first sales report Thursday.
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Palmer Out Of Houston Classic With Dental And Eye Cyst Work
Arnold Palmer will miss the Houston Classic golf tournament this week to complete dental work and treatment for a cyst removed from under his left eye, his wife said Tuesday.
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Arnold Palmer
Hoyt Wilhelm Shines as Relief Ace for White Sox
Chicago pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm, 39, has delivered 10 scoreless innings in relief for the White Sox after being called on thrice by Al Lopez. The knuckleball specialist, acquired with Luis Aparicio and Al Smith, has helped make the bullpen stronger and may last as long as Satchel Paige.
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al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
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Cornelius, N.C
College scores roundup across baseball tennis and golf
Kansas baseball beat Washburn 8 to 1 and Iowa defeated Bradley 8 to 7. Kansas State tennis trounced Missouri 7 to 0. Nebraska edged Oklahoma Baptist 4 to 3. Warrensburg State beat Lincoln 5 to 4. In golf, Kansas tallied 1114 to Wichita 914, Iowa State 8 Nebraska 7, Kirksville State 1644 and Warrensburg State 744.
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Herald Offers $5 Weekly News Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly reward of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tipsters are encouraged to mail or deliver timely information to the newsroom for consideration.
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Insurance Notice for Dwellings and Autos
For insurance on dwellings, household goods, buildings and automobile see Dean Berlin, Agent at 109 E Second. Phone CH 2-2804.
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Injury Sidelines Killebrew for Twins
Harmon Killebrew sat out indefinitely as his right knee remained painful and fluid-filled after a March wrench at spring training. The Twins ordered rest following a knee drain on April 4 in Orlando, stating the move aims to prevent further play disruption.
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