Blue shuts out Baltimore to extend no-hit run
Vida Blue, 21-year-old left handed rookie, struck out nine and held the Orioles to four hits in a 1-0 Oakland win. The standout pitched his fifth straight complete game, upping his season record to 5-1 and his string to 25 straight scoreless innings across seven starts. Blue’s latest gem came despite a sixth inning single by Don Buford ending the no-hitter.
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Baltimore Orioles
Oakland
Johnny
Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reis
Blue
Orioles
A’s
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Royals
California Angels
Cleveland Indians
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
Don Buford
Southeast Iowa track meet set for May 4 at Colum bus Community track
The annual outdoor track meet for boys teams in the Southeast Town Conference will be held May 4 at the Colum bus Community track. Conference records in several events already have been bet tered in meets this season and if the weather is favorable, sev eral new marks may be set by the Southeast Iowa thinclads.
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Columbus Community
Southeast Iowa
Washington to vote on daylight saving time change
Ten years ago residents of Washington are invited to an informal election on Thursday April 20 to express their opinions on daylight savings time. The vote serves as a barometer to guide the City Council on whether to adopt the time change.
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City of
Washington
Guerin Seeks Derby Victory With Impetuosity
Jockey Eric Guerin, Derby winner in 1947 on Jet Pilot, eyes a second Derby title aboard Impetuosity. After winning the Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland through a daring rail move, Guerin notes a large field could complicate the Derby, yet remains confident Impetuosity can prevail.
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Ray Ayres
UPI
Louisville, Ky
Eric Guerin
Wendell Rosso
Guerin
Maine Chance Farm
Jet Pilot
Keeneland
Impetuosity
Maringouin
Vegas Vie
Fourulla
Women's Bowling League Scores and Standings
Washington State Bank 88 and Washington Abstract 854 lead as VEW Auxiliary 3 and River Products 9 compete. Osincup Drug 5044, Lord Insurance 49%4, Dayton Beauty Salon 81 chase high team series with Bank 2408 and Abstract 2329. Top individuals include Lucy Smith 530, Dee Walby 526, with games 189 by Smith and Walby and 187 by Bert Turner.
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Melody Strikers
Washington State Bank
Washington
Dayton Beauty Salon
River Products
Essex Ll Sm
Osincup
Lord Insurance
Bank
Dayton
Essex
Lord
VEW
Lucy Smith I
Dee Walby
Lucy Smith
Bert Turner
Baseball meeting at the Y for summer leagues
Prospective players are reminded of an organizational meeting tonight at 7 at the YMCA. Registrations will be taken for the summer leagues. Eligible players are boys who will be nine by August 1, 1971 but not older than 15 by that date.
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YMCA
Bowling League High Scores Highlight Frontier Team Wins
Fareway and Preshwaters led team series with 2662 and 2661 while Rose Motel posted 941 in a high scoring session. Doug Dunlap and Larry Hough topped individual metrics with 247 and 245, as listed in the Men's Bowling Blue Monday results.
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Fareway
Preshwaters
Rose Motel
Pareway
Larry Hough
Doug Dunlap
Fines Collected In Justice Court For Traffic Violations
Several persons paid fines in a justice of the peace court after citations by city police or highway patrol. Gerald Wallace Cherryholmes of Washington paid 10 dollars for speeding. Mark Curtis Tindal of Washington and Philip Williams of Washington paid 20 dollars each for regal possession of beer. Merle Ray Allison of Washington paid 25 dollars for failing to leave proper information at an accident scene. William Richard Ballard of Washington paid 10 dollars for speeding. Marie Beckler of Mount Pleasant paid 15 dollars for speeding. William Frederick Edwards of Washington paid 10 dollars for speeding. Phillip Dewayne Brunk paid 25 dollars for two bar ges of driving without lights and excessive noise.
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Justice of the Peace Court
Gerald Wallace Cherryholmes
Washngton
Mark Curis Tindal
Washington
Phillip Williams
Merle Ray Allison
William Richard Ball Ard
Marie Beckler
Fairfield Relays Postponed To Friday At Fairfield
Fairfield school postpones the Trojan Relays due to last night rain. The Washington track team was entered in the event. Starting times Friday remain the same with preliminary events at 5 p.m. and finals at 6 45 p.m.
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Trojan
Fairfield
Washington
Major League Standings and Schedule Highlights
National League lead changes and results dominate the day with Montreal and St. Louis posting strong records while New York Chicago and Philadelphia fight for maintain positions. Upcoming games feature Morton Hands Osteen and Koosman highlighted as probable pitchers across multiple venues.
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United Press International National League
Montreal
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Os Angeles
Atlanta
Ouston Gu ‘Ineinna
San Diego
Houston
Morton
Los Angeles
Osteen
Ellis
Koosman
Carlton
Perry
Reed
Ailin
Cincinnati
Nolan
Bunning
Dierker
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland Cat
McNally
Oakland
Segui
Cleveland
McDowell
California
Messersmith
Chance
Kansas City
Drago
Minnesota
Blyleven
McLain
Bradley
Stottlemyre
Milwaukee
Pattin
Culp
District Meet At Cedar Rapids For Special Olympics
Local students from Washington and surrounding districts will enter the East Central Special Olympics Meet Saturday at Kennedy High School in Cedar Rapids. About 24 students will compete in track and field and 14 in swimming, with several medalists from last year returning to boost hopes for a strong showing.
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Ecology Club
Kennedy Senior High School
Cedar Rapids
Dick Herlein
Washington
Des Moines
Rhonda Boyd
Kalona
Debbie Beliel
Chicago
Prairie Flower School
Herlein
Prairie Flower
YMCA
Miss Boyd
Miss Beliel
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
Iowa
Iowa Association For Retarded Children
Benton
Cedar
Clinton
Town
Johnson, Jones, Linn
Judy DePenning
Laurie Freeburg
Randy Bailey
Richard Commers
Gayle McDonald
Geneva Goff
Jack Balk
Cleo Orris
Striped bass for streams of Iowa in one-for-one deal
Iowa officials consider a one for one exchange with South Carolina a great chance to establish a striped bass fishery. One million half inch bass were delivered last week in bags, with 50 000 released at Rathbun Reservoir and 50 000 at the Wapello hatchery. rest reared at Hampton. If survival holds, stripers may reach a foot long by 1972.
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Des Moines
UPI
South Carolina
Iowa
Fred Priewert
Priewert
Rathbun
Commission
Wapello
Hampton
Kenneth Madden
Madden
Mid - South
Missouri
Oklahon
Iowa State University
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