Skinner Leads Reds Past White Sox In Spring Win
Reds outfielder Bob Skinner sparked a 5-2 spring victory over the Chicago White Sox in Jacksonville. Skinner had three hits including a homer, part of a strong showing after a reduced 1963 season, as Camilo Pascual pitched five innings in relief and Cincinnati split their early spring performances.
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Ten Years Ago Today Riley Family Arrives for Visit in L F Hard
T Sgt and Mrs Robert L Riley and daughter Pauline of Turlock California arrived Thursday for a visit of several days in the L F Hard area.
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Women’s Bowling Scores From Local League Meet
Team series led by Ball Babies with 18 53 and Fourettes 1776. Slow Rollers posted a 657 team game while Fourettes had 644. Lela Mill topped individual series with 540 and Pauline Crull 525. Charlotte Marsh rolled 198 and Lela Miller 196 in games.
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Giants Redskins trade in big grid move
Washington obtains linebacker Sam Huff and rookie end George Seals of Missouri from the New York Giants in exchange for halfback Dick James and defensive end Andy Styn ebut. The Redskins also give up their fifth draft choice in the next drawing. This marks their second major trade in 10 days.
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Palmer Leads Masters Crowd With 69 In Round One
Arnold Palmer shot 69 to share the first round lead at Augusta National, supported by a cheering 25 000 crowd. Gary Player Kel Nagle Bob Scalby and Avis Wover join him at 69 with Nicklaus two back. The Masters field of 96 will be cut after the second round.
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Bowling Hi-Rollers League Team and individual records
In the Men s Bowling Hi-Rollers League at Melody Lanes team Steele Disc Libr earned 2870 in team series and 1002 in team game while Washington Oil posted 2869 and 976 respectively. Individual leaders were Cal Little 610 in series and 226 in game with Tom Tanner 232. C Zieglowsky 604 also notable.
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River Products and VFW Tie Narrowly in Team Match
In a bowling card, River Products 1358 edges VFW 2346 in team series while in team game River Products 858 defeats Tweeten 854. Individual standout are Burling ame 543 and H Norris 505 in series, with F Wolf 201 and M Zieglowsky 199 in games.
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Swedish Troops Arrive in Cyprus to Bolster UN Force
Swedish troops were due in Cyprus to reinforce the United Nations peacekeeping mission amid Turkish Cypriot resentment. By Sunday about 600 Swedes would join 3,500 British and 1,000 Canadians policing a truce between Turkish and Greek Cypriots.
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Richland to Oil Streets After Homecoming Bid Wins
Richland town council awarded Richards Construction Co of Washington the lowest bid at 15 percent per gallon for road oil to resurface most streets. Bids ranged to 17 percent. Work may be delayed until after July 9 1011 Homecoming. Financing via tax refunds and frontage assessments. Richard Dickinson, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Gerid Dickinson, recovered from tonsillectomy at Fairfield hospital.
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