Johnson Wins Eighth, Braves Rally Behind Aaron’s Three-Run Shot
Ken Johnson, age 34, earned his eighth win as the Milwaukee Braves beat the Chicago Cubs 4-2 behind Hank Aaron’s three-run homer. Johnson, now with the Braves since May 23, 1965, has more victories in the past three seasons than in nine prior campaigns. The report also notes other NL and AL results and Aaron’s 21st homer in the game.
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Atlanta Braves
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Hank Aaron
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Boston
Rich Nye
Aaron
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Felipe Alou
Cubs
Ted Savage
Tony Taylor
Ron Brand
Rick Wise
Hal Lanier
Gaylord Perry
Giants
Mets
Mike McCormick
Hollywood Actress Known for Prized Home Retention
A well known Hollywood actress earns praise as an exceptional housekeeper. Reports note she retains ownership of her residence each time she files for divorce, keeping the home intact through separations.
Car top carriers wooden bar and metal rack types
Going traveling prompts readers to inspect and compare wooden bar and metal rack car top carriers offered for sale at a storefront.
Casper Boros Lead 500 Open Field at Indianapolis
Casper and Boros head a 144 player field for the 72 hole 100000 dollar 500 festival open at the speedway course. The winner earns 20000 dollars with notables like Goalby Beard Stockton Hill Rodriguez and Barber in contention. Blancas wins pro-am with 67 and team best-ball 55.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Ind
Julius Boros
Speedway
Casper
Art Wall
Bob Goalby
Frank Beard
Dave Stockton
Dave Hill
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Miller Barber
Homero Blancas
Blancas
Ten Years Ago Ted Bailey Jr Wins Golf Prizes
Ten years ago Ted Bailey Jr. returned from Waterloo where he played in the Junior Chamber golf tournament and won four golf balls in a pitching contest.
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Ted Bailey Jr
Waterloo
Ted
Highland Dominates Lone Tree In 15 6 Victory
Highland High School defeated Lone Tree 15 to 6 on Wednesday afternoon at Lone Tree. Highland plated 15 runs on 11 hits with three errors, while Lone Tree had 4 hits and seven errors. Rich Rice started for Highland with Jim Jenn, Greg Schott, and John Sojka contributing multiple hits.
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Highland High School
Lone Tree
Highland
Huskies
Rich Rice
Jim Jenn
Greg Schott
Hill
Eden
L. Eden
John Sojka
Bill Rath
City Swim Meet Scheduled Friday
Washington swim team plans an intra-squad meet Friday at the municipal pool with 125 divers and swimmers. Diving begins 3 45 p m, swimming 5 30 p m. Report times are 3 30 and 5 15 p m respectively. Pool closed to the public tomorrow starting 3 30 p m.
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Washington Swim
Mike Steele
Major League Standings and Tonight's Probable Pitchers
United Press International reports standings with results from Philadelphia Houston San Francisco New York Los Angeles and more. Tonight's schedule lists Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and other matchups with game times and pitchers.
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United Press International
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Houston
San Francisco
New York
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Simmons
Belinsky
Queen
Hughes
US women reach Wimbledon finals in all American prospect
At Wimbledon US stars Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals are favored to reach the final, potentially an all American championship in women's singles. King faces Kathy Harter while Casals meets Ann Haydon Jones as Newcombe and Bungert reach the men’s final.
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Wimbledon
England
Billie Jean King
Rosemary Casals
King
Alhambra
Calif
Kathy Harter
Seal Beach
Miss Harter
Miss Casals
Ann Haydon Jones
Yankees Defeat Indians as Tigers Top Orioles in City Games
In American Little League action the Yankees beat the Indians 3 to 2 and the Tigers defeated the Orioles 5 to 2. In National Little League Washington South edged Washington North 4 to 3 in ten innings. Mike McClure pitched for the Yankees, Reed took the loss, and Washington South’s Mike Gallagher and Steve Goff each worked nine innings with 12 and 14 strikeouts respectively.
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Yankees
Indians
Tigers
Orioles
Washington South
Washington North
Mike Gallagher
Steve Goff
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