Dodgers blank Reds as balk uproar roils Dodger Stadium
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Owens was ejected after three balks in the second inning sparked a near 20 minute delay and a wild protest at Dodger Stadium. Johnny Podres pitched well for the Dodgers who won 7 to 0 with Roseboro Fairly and Howard homering.
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Mobil Oil Leads Bowling Standings In Wednesday Meet
Results show Mobil Oil at 2464 team series with 6 bonus, Moorman at 2403, Northrup King 2246, Washington 2060 plus 51. Farm Service 2219 plus 126, Sportshop 2358, Farm Bureau 2349, Sellers Ins 2219. High team game Mobil 847, Farm Bureau 838. Individual top Adolph Shalla 548, Ray Carter 547 with games 235 and 214 for Carter and Llewellyn.
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Pena Shuts Orioles as A's Grab Early AL Lead
Orlando Pena pitched a 5-0 victory over Baltimore to give the Kansas City A's a first-place perch in the AL early season. Wayne Causey had a seventh inning RBI single, and four runs came in the ninth off Stu Miller. White Sox beat Yankees in 12, Indians top Red Sox 2-0, Tigers outlast Angels in 15, Twins down Senators 6-4.
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Woody Held
Gary Bell
Jim Grant
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Red Sox
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Lenny Green
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Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
Major league results show St Louis beat San Francisco 4 3 and New York defeated Chicago 2 0 while Milwaukee topped Houston 4 3 and Los Angeles overwhelmed Cincinnati 7 0. Pittsburgh won 6 4 over Philadelphia in night action. Chicago edged New York 6 4 in 12 innings.
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Women's Bowling Lane Leaders League Standings
Roe's Heating leads with 37 points as McCleery-Cumming and Carson's follow. Ted's Welding and Ainsworth State appear among top teams with strong scores. Individual highlights include Gertrude Murphy 564 series and 213 game. Joy Davis and Fern Birney each top 508 series.
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Carson’s
Marshall Minick
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Wilson’s
Duncan’s
Ainsworth Bank
Roe Heating
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Joy Davis
Fern Birney
Celtics Capture Fifth Straight NBA Title Over Lakers
The Boston Celtics defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 112 109 to clinch their fifth consecutive NBA championship in six games at Sports Arena before 15 521. Bob Cousy capped a 13 year career with 18 points as Tom Heinsohn sealed the win with late free throws while Jerry West Elgin Baylor led the Lakers with 32 and 28 respectively in a hard fought finale.
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Dick Barnett
Tom Heinsohn
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Gene Wiley
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Tom Sanders
Fred Schaus
West
Demon Golfers Defeat Mt Pleasant In Midweek Match
Washington High School's Demon A team beat Mt. Pleasant 171 to 178 on Wednesday with Butch Wells at 39 leading. The Demon B squad won 177 to 198 as Frank Sanders led with 41 and other scorers included Brake 42 and Lemley 52.
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Skeeter Lemley
Frank Sanders
Mike Brake
Don Miller
Ken Sanders
Dave Sorrell
Demons Fifth In Mustang Relays
Washington's track team placed fifth at the Mustang Relays in Bloomfield with 24.84 points. Coach John Sproule's 440 yard freshman relay team won its event in 49.5 seconds, with Norton, Trotman, Lowe and Day. Bloomfield captured the team title with 103 points, Centerville second with 90. Other scores included Cardinal 39.54, Albia 5.24, Washington 24.34, Mid Prairie 2.1, Corydon Van Buren 1.54, Walsh 0.6, Russell 0.5, Kahoka 0.2. Washington event results feature Steele in high hurdles 5th in 16.5, 2 mile relay 5th, Ed Mattes 5th in 440 in 56.5, 880 relay 3rd in 1:37.5, 440 relay 3rd in 47.1, high jump Steele tied 4th, broad jump Stalder 2nd 19 ft 4 in, pole vault Temple 3rd 10 ft, Bordwell 4th 9 ft 6 in, football throw Stalder 4th.
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Don Ross Named Manager at Better Homes and Gardens
Ross, son of Mrs. Silas Ross of this community, is promoted to manager of Insurance and Financial Merchandising for Better Homes and Gardens Magazine. He previously held advertising positions with Meredith Publishing Co. for several years.
Montgomery Ward Announces Profit Sharing Plan And Benefits
Montgomery Ward introduced a new Profit Sharing Plan and enhanced Insurance for employees. C L Goodell outlined details in Washington, noting the plan begins June 1 and applies to staff with two years service who enroll in the Retirement Plan. The company matches two to fifty cents per dollar saved, with Ward stock held in trust, plus improved vacations and lower retirement contributions.
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City Hosts Welcome Two New Families to Town
The city hostess greets newcomers Haskins and West families. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Haskins moved from Fairfield to 614 East Madison with four married daughters. he is a painter and decorator and self employed. The Wests, at 900 West Monroe with five year old John, arrived from Monticello Missouri. they attend the Methodist Church with hobbies in knitting, fishing, hunting.
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