Angels Rally To Top Twins In Close American League Night
Mike Rathert led Los Angeles with a pair of homers as the Angels beat Minnesota 7-6 to pull within a game and a half of the Yankees. Lee Thomas drove in the decisive runs in the sixth after a 3-3 tie, with Cleveland edging Washington, and other scores from Detroit Kansas City and Boston.
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Wellsville NYF Names New Officers at Senior MYF
Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship names new officers Pam Poole as president Bill Coughlin vice president Carol Lawrenz secretary Nancy Harris treasurer and officers and trustees Bonnie Bivins faith Robert Warren witness Charlotte Rogers citizenship Pam Myers outreach Delon Jacoby fellowship retiring president Melba Ann Todd left June 11 on a WSCS mission tour from Trinity Church Kansas City. Rebekah Lodge draped Arthur Shawen charter and district fellowship planned June 25 at Rebekah Hall in Wellsville.
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Pam Poole
Bill Coughlin
Carol Lawrenz
Nancy, Harris
Bonnie Bivins
Robert Warren
Charlotte Rogers
Pam Myers
Delon Jacoby
Melba Ann Todd
WSCS
Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Kansas City
Kas
Canada
Palmer 5-To-L Favorite In U S Open at Oakmont
Arnold Palmer is the 5-1 favorite to win the 62nd U S Open at Oakmont as he seeks the Masters U S Open British Open U S PGA grand slam. He has a 2 under par 69 in warmups and reports his finger is improving with his optimistically confident outlook.
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Arnold Palmer
Oakmont Country Club
Latrobe
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Gene Littler
Billy Casper
Gary Player
Don Finsterwald
Mike Souchak
Doug Sanders
Doug Ford
Jack Nicklaus
Ol’ Samuel Jackson Snead
Ben Hogan
Arnold
Want Ad Reaches Over Twenty-Five Thousand Readers
The notice announces a classified want ad reaching an audience of more than 25,000 readers, highlighting broad exposure for sales, services, or job postings. It notes the publication reach and invites inquiries from interested advertisers seeking wide local visibility.
Scores and Thursday schedule from major league scoreboard
Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3. San Francisco 27 Cincinnati 15. Milwaukee 15 Los Angeles 2. Houston 3 New York 2. St. Louis 3 Philadelphia 2. Thursday games include Pittsburgh at Chicago, Los Angeles at Milwaukee, San Francisco at Cincinnati, New York at Houston. Only games listed.
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Baseball score recap with varied results and rain delays
New York edged Detroit 2 1 while Los Angeles beat Minnesota 7 5 and Boston won 4 3 over Baltimore. Kansas City defeated Chicago 2 1 as Cleveland at Washington was postponed by rain. Baltimore at Boston, Minnesota at Los Angeles, and Cleveland at Washington were also postponed or rescheduled with Chicago at Kansas City listed as a next game in progress.
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Ottawa Women Compete At Shawnee In Topeka Tourney
Six Ottawa Country Club players competed at Shawnee Country Club Topeka with Doris Peters as runner-up to medalist scoring 91 while the winner carded 90. Other Ottawans were Ricky Fletcher June Foulks Alice Hysom Rene Lyman and Virginia Brown. Fletcher was lowest Ottawa score in 18 holes and Hysom in 9 holes. The Ottawa women invitationals are set for June 26 with Foulks and Fletcher entering the Kansas Women's State Amateur at Topeka Country Club June 18 to 23.
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Ottawa
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Alice Hysom
Rene, Lyman
Virginia Brown
Foulks
Fletcher
Kansas
Topeka Country Club
Governor and Boy Strike First Fish at Leavenworth Lake
In Leavenworth Kansas Governor John Anderson tested a model county home lake by casting a worm baited line but was outrun by 14 year old Larry Mosbacher who netted a three pound bass from the north end. The lake named Jerry’s Lake honors Jerry G Boling who chaired the Kansas Fish Game and Wildlife Commission. The project funded locally aims to serve county home residents seniors and local children and could guide similar Kansas efforts.
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Leavenworth County
John Anderson
Larry Mosbacher
Donald J. Mosbacher
Leavenworth
Jerry
Fishing Contest Planned by Kansas Association for Wildlife
The Kansas Association for Wildlife plans a two day state finals on a large lake with six fish types scored. Entrants from state clubs pay $10 and may enter champion and runner-up. Artificial lures only in finals. boats provided for top five winners. contestants supply gear life jacket and license. W Harold Barker of Paola named National Wildlife Week committee chairman.
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Giants Sweep Reds To Halt Slide And Climb Near Dodgers
San Francisco snapped a six game skid by sweeping a doubleheader from Cincinnati 2-1 and 7-5, pulling within one game of the Los Angeles Dodgers as Juan Marichal and Orlando Cepeda led the comeback. The Dodgers were hammered 15-2 by Milwaukee as Lew Burdette fired a complete game.
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Picnic Planned at Baldwin Lake State Site
The Wanka Tally Wildlife Association will hold a picnic at the new Douglas County State Lake site northeast of Baldwin on June 17. The basket dinner and program run from 12 30 to 2 p.m. Principal speaker is Vern Broyles, game agent for the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Irishman Favored At Hoylake
Irish golf legend Joe Carr expected to win a fourth British Amateur title at Hoylake as 12 Americans chase him. Defending champ Michael Bonallack lost 2 and 1 to Irishman Jackson Taggart, boosting Carr with long fairways in the hands. Carr to meet John Langridge in the third round while Robert Sweeny faces John Glocer and David Goldman clashes with R E Rimmer as Goldman recent French Amateur finalist.
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England
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Ireland
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Jackson Taggart
Bonallack
Carr
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Robert Sweeny
Palm Beach
Flla
John Glocer
Northern Ireland
David Goldman
Dallas
Tex
Lawson Little
R. E. Rimmer
Goldman
Rules Beetles Aren't Vermin
ALBANY N Y AP Carpet beetles are not vermin says New York Court of Appeals upholding a lower court award of 2000 to Jacob Sincoff of Manhattan who sought 7810 from Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance for beetle damage to household furnishings The insurer argued the policy excluded vermin The court found vermin ambiguous and a vague exclusion did not bar payment of loss
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State Court of Appeals
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Athletics Win For A Change At Kansas City
The Athletics ended a six game losing streak by beating the Chicago White Sox 2 to 1 in Kansas City. Dave Wickersham allowed three hits for his seventh win with two losses. Manny Jimenez led off the decisive eighth inning with a single before Cimoli tripled and Azcue singled home the eventual winner. Jimenez added three hits in four at bats to raise his average to .350. The White Sox had their lone run in the second on a walk, a single and a sacrifice fly.
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Cimoli
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Errors Help Church Teams Win
In a church softball doubleheader, Westminster Presbyterian shut out Faith Lutheran 13 0 and First Christian beat Wesleyan Methodist 16 9. Westminister used 4 hits 6 walks and 8 Faith Lutheran errors. E E Caylor won. Jess Heffner homered for First Christian. Lee DePriest took the loss. National League games scheduled Friday night feature First Methodist vs Bethany Chapel and Grace Episcopal vs Wellsville Methodist.
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Westminster Presbyterian
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Westminster
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Lutheran
Wesleyan Methodist
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Faith Lutheran
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Wellsville Methodist
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Herald offers weekly $5 for best reader tip
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