Sox get improved hurling from Siebert and Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox rely on power and pitching to reclaim past glory with Carl Yastrzemski driving in three runs and Sonny Siebert earning his fourth win while also homering. The Sox built a 4-1 lead after two innings and finished 10-3 over Milwaukee as AL results spread from Oakland to Baltimore and Detroit to Minnesota with late innings deciding several games.
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Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemsk
Sonny Siebert
Jim Lonborg
Sox
Siebert
Yastrzemski
Boston
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Oakland
Baltimore
Cleveland
California
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Chicago
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Atlanta
Houston
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Tommy Davis
Bert Campaneri
Ase
Orioles
Sal Bando
Don Buford
Gomer Hodge
John Lowenstein
Indians
Dick McAuliffe
Billy Freehan
Freehan
Eddie Brinkman
Paul Casanova
Tommie McCraw
Farmers sign up for 1961 feed grain plan in county
Ten years ago in Washington County the feed grain program sign-up, chaired by Howard Lins of the county ASC committee, is progressing. The plan pays corn and grain sorghum producers who divert part of their acreage to approved conservation uses, with 142 producers having signed by Tuesday's close.
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Washington County
Howard Lins
ASC
Robertson Is Key Bucks Capture Third Victory
The Milwaukee Bucks led 2-0 in the NBA Finals after a 107-99 win over the Baltimore Bullets. Oscar Robertson sparked the comeback with a three point play and key plays in the third period as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Bobby Dandridge complemented him. Earl Monroe of the Bullets lamented a lackluster effort and emotional involvement. The series moves to Baltimore for Friday’s game with the Bucks favored to clinch the title if they win again.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Baltimore Bullets
Milwaukee Bucks
Bullets
Bucks
Oscar Robertson
Robertson
Oscar
Len
Alcindor
Bobby Dandridge
Dandridge
Baltimore
Earl Monroe
Monroe
Knicks
Civic Center
NBA
Record Derby Field Expands With Twenty One Runners
A field of 21 horses, the second largest in Derby history, was entered for Saturday at Churchill Downs. Bold And Able drew No 1, Eastern Fleet drew No 18, and Impetuosity drew No 21 outside the gate, with possible use of a 20-stall starting gate. Canonero II and multiple others are among the lineup amid questions over pace and Derby distance experience.
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Maxayres
UPI
Louisville, Ky
Calumet Farms
Able
Eastern Fleet
Churchill Downs
Sole Mio
Saigon
Warrior
Arrow
Ead
Royal Leverage
Barbizon Streak
Vegas Vie
Unconscious
On the Money
Jim French
Canonero
Venezueli
Mixed Bowling League Final Standings and Awards
Final standings list Bowl A Ceres League results with Whiz Times Nite Owls Rockys Clan TLCs Runners forfeit. Team and individual high scores include Kids Joe Rich ards and Ama Russell, with high game Dick Ander son and Cherryl Richards. League averages show Joe Richards leading. Banquet set for April 30 at Bryn Maur Steak House at 7 30 p m inviting all members.
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Rockys
Clan
Kids
Joe Richards
Ama Russell
Dick Anderson
Cherryl Richards
Bryn Maur
Corn King League Bowling Totals and Standings
Team series totals show Farm Service 2801 and Pepsi 2756 with top games Pepsi 1006 and Farm Service 996. Individual leaders include Rick Crone 608 in series and Don Neff 588, while high game marks go to Larry Hough 229 and Rick Crone 226.
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Twink’s
Sion
Pepsi Cola
Farm Bureau
Payne's
T&c Plymouth
Farm Service
Pepsi
Rick Crone
Don Neff
Larry Hough
Bowling Team Series and Game Scores
Team series Worley 2808 and Bank 2771. Team game Carson 972 and Wor ley 96. Individual series R Crone 625 and C Little 622. Individual game R Crone 238 and C Little 282.
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Worley
Bank
Carson
R. Crone
C. Little
Governor Ray to Attend 1971 Iowa Special Olympics
Governor Robert D. Ray will attend the 1971 Iowa Special Olympics at Drake Stadium Des Moines on May 11. Nearly 1,200 entrants from seven district meets compete for medals in finals. Ray will review the Parade of Champions at 9 30 am and present awards with dignitaries including Dr Raynold Lingwall and Dean Mitchell among others. Celebrities will join the parade with local sports groups and Dolph Philiam, a Drake star and media personality. Parade Marshal is Rick Wanamaker, a decathlon champion. The event is free to the public.
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Robert D. Ray
Iowa
Drake Stadium
Des Moines
Maureen Soliday
West Destiness
Ray
Raynold Lingwall
Iowa Synod
Lutheran Church’ In America
Dean Mitchell
The
Iowa Association For Retarded
Joseph P. Kennedy
DesMoines Vikings
Des Moines Oak Leaf
Award banquet honors junior bowlers Tuesday
A Tuesday evening banquet at the Old Schoolhouse on the Fairgrounds honored about 54 junior bowlers. Team awards went to Roe's Pros, Sherman Ben, Home Town Dairies. girls to Carroll's Beauties, Moot Hart Decorating, Davis TV Repair. Individual awards were led by Mike Roe and Renella Sanders for high averages and Cheri Drayfahl for high game. State winners also received awards. local Mother-Daughter and Mixed Doubles results noted. Food and bingo prizes came from regional merchants and stores.
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Fairgrounds
Roe
Sherman
Doug Garner
Cheri Drayfahl
Tony Stewart
Marilyn Ward
Craig Neil
Lynne Brown
Barb Brooks
Kendra Wyse
Cathy Arbo
Gast
Kathy Wall
Robbie Boileau
RenElla Sanders
Cheri Drayfabl
Paul's Shoes
Spureens
Gibsons
McDaniel Drug
Dayton Beauty Salon
Carroll’s Beauty, Shop
Richard George
Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Training Announced
Milo Steele Jr. announces Washington County Red Cross water safety training classes for Part I starting Saturday May 1 from 1 to 4 pm with future sessions May 2 6 to 10 pm May 5 6 to 9 pm and 6 to 10 pm May 5 Part II begins May 10 at 6 pm through May 14. Applicants must be 17 or older with a valid lifesaving certificate to qualify for instructor certification.
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Milo Steele Jr
Red Cross Water Safety
Washington County
Washington
Hi Rollers League Scores and Standings
Hi Rollers League results show Steele Lumber 4 Watson Cleaners 39 and state theater 306, with Zieglowsky Builders 31, Nixon Feed 3, Crane Co. 9, Sorrell 2, Crane Co. 9. Team results list Watson 4 Crane 0 Sorrell 2 Zieglowsky 2 Theater 2 Lemke 2 Nixon 3 Steele 1. Team series totals include Watson 2476 and 219, Zieglowsky 2614 and 135. Individual leaders: Zieglowsky 615 series, Reber 588. games Geyer 245, Reber 224, Libe 224.
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Steele Lumber
Watson Cleaners
Lemke Electric
Nixon Feed
Zieglowsky Builders
Sorrell
Crane Co
Watson
Crane
Zieglowsky
Theater
Lemke
Nixon
Steele
Cloyce
Les Reber
LaVern Geyer
Maurice Libe
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Dono's Ambush
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Ey Nas
Town Washin
Pt ‘Gad
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Jane Alexander
Washington,owa
Evening Journal
Ceres
Igh
Bill Patterson
Les Walby
Bob Roe
Carroll Hershberger
Betty Ward
Dee Wally
Fairy Sampson
Anna Russell
Kay Lister
Whiz Kids
Rocky & Friends
Corn King League
Rome
Avocado
Rosmaling
Berggren
Sportsman Lounge
Circuit Breakers
Chaparrals
TwiLite League
Vernor Bev
Curt Flood
Madrid
Curt Lood
Aseatl Ae
Jon
Arly
Baseball
Fone
Flood
Copenhagen
Spain
State Theatre
Blue Note Cafe
the Essex
Jefferts
Squire’ Shoppe
Gr Cian Jewelry
Logan Jewelry
Tle
Payne T. V
the Job
Joe Falk Co
Sport Shop
Lonnelly Hardware
Using Up Drug
Montgomery ‘Ward
Everett’s Music
Penney’s
Red Cross
Rivers
Daves Sinclair
the Willows
Uae
Perdock's
Sam Statler
Jim Stewart
Ron Rich
Ron Perdock
Eldorado
CHEV
Mercury
Monterey
Peadock
Perdock Inc
Cadillac - Olds
Rainbow Trout
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