Waterways Replace Road Trips as Americans Seek Boat Vacations
The Outboard Boating Club of America notes a major shift from crowded highways to waterway getaways. Boat camping uses modest gear and a 16 foot runabout, with popular regions including the Great Lakes, Mississippi River, Colorado River lakes, TVA lakes, and the Florida Keys. I O stern drive boats rise in popularity, offering inboard and outboard benefits, while sailboards and larger sailboats gain fans. Houseboats appear as floating resorts, with rentals driving sales, alongside ongoing strength for canoes and runabouts amid rising affluence and outdoor recreation demand.
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May Drives Reds Twinbill to Sweep Over Expos
Reds first baseman Lee May slammed two homers and collected six hits in Monday's doubleheader, lifting Cincinnati to 4-3 and 5-4 wins over the Expos. May tops a .317 season with 20 homers and 48 RBIs, while Sparky Anderson says May should be All-Star.
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McLain courts futility marks against aging Senators
Denny McLain, once a 31-win ace, seeks the fading records of Bennie Daniels, John Townsend and Bob Groom as Washington falters. Townsend and Groom share the AL loss record at 26, while Daniels also struggles in a club with 6,000 losses. McLain, 27, shows a jaunty attitude despite a 4-14 season and a nine-game skid after being traded from Detroit.
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Ali grateful after Supreme Court victory in draft case
Muhammad Ali voiced relief and gratitude after learning the Supreme Court overturned his draft evasion conviction. He spoke of seeking no trouble, reaffirmed his Islamic faith, and outlined future plans including a July fight in Houston and a possible rematch with Joe Frazier. He vowed to quit the ring after reclaiming the title to focus on uplifting the Black community.
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