Wilhelm Leads White Sox Past Orioles In Extra Innings Win
Hoyt Wilhelm, at 40, pitched 2 1-3 hitless innings to beat Baltimore 3-2 in 11 innings. Chicago moved within a half game of the league lead as Cleveland routed Detroit. Yankees beat Kansas City. Washington topped California. Boston edged Minnesota. In the NL, Houston over New York, Giants thrash Pittsburgh, Cubs edge Reds, Phillies rout Dodgers, Braves at St Louis postponed. Wilhelm logged his 101st relief victory, 825 games in 17 seasons, 118 wins. He credited the knuckler for a strong performance as Stanky praised his effort.
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Dickson Advances to Fourth Round in British Amateur
Favorite Bob Dickson led nine Americans into the fourth round of the British Amateur at Formby England as play moved quickly. He beat England's Rodney James 5 and 4 to reach the fourth round where he drew Scotland's Hugh Frazer. Other Walker Cup competitors advancing include Jim Grant Ron Cerrudo Bob Murphy Ed Tutwiler Downing Gray and Mary Fleckman, all prolonging their run after two wins on Wednesday. Air Force Captain John Konsek also advanced after upsetting British Walker Cupper Rodney Foster.
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Entries due for Junior golf meet in Washington
The Washington Jaycees extend the entry deadline for the Junior Golf Tournament to 7:30 a.m. June 3, 1967. Eligible boys must be under 18 on September 1, 1967. Entries are at Schoonover Drug. winner and runner up receive engraved trophies and may advance to the State Junior Golf Tournament July 10-12 in Council Bluffs.
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New London Appaloosa Horse Show Plans Set
The fifth annual New London Appaloosa Horse Show will take place Saturday and Sunday, June 17 and 18, at the Mary-Doyle arena south of New London. It is affiliated with the Midwest and Il-Ia-Mo Appaloosa associations. Thirty regular classes plus open classes Sunday afternoon, with showings at 1 and 7 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. For information contact Dale Linder. Meals by the New London Jaycees, camping at Lake Geode.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Summary
United Press International reports the American League standings led by Detroit and Chicago with Boston Minnesota and Cleveland close behind. Wednesday results include New York blanking Kansas City, while Detroit and Cleveland suffered losses. Today’s pitching matchups feature key AL games and two NL matchups with several night games and rain postponements.
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Sanders Named Awardee at Iowa Wesleyan Spring Banquet
Sanders of Washington was among Iowa Wesleyan College golf team members honored at the annual Spring Sports Banquet held Sunday night at the college.
Women golfers open league at Washington Golf Club
The Women’s Golf League began play at Washington Golf and Country Club with 48 participants. Low scores led by Morrison, Brindley, Doak, Day, Lloyd, Nemmers, Haberman, and Hohl. Class results list La Morrison, Nemmers, Hayes, Stewart, Levy, Ross, Young, Robertson, Ryner, Berns, Jones, Duncan, Woods, Laing, Hillman.
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Carolyn Levy
Kate Ross
Ruth Young
Jean Robertson
Vera Ryner
Linda Berns
Violet Jones
Ann Duncan
Darlene Woods
Rosemary Laing
Babe Hillman
Russians threaten veto on Middle East breathing spell
At the United Nations the United States proposed a breathing spell in the Middle East but faces likely defeat as Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko warned of a veto. The clash with U.S. Ambassador Goldberg highlighted ongoing tensions over a plan urging immediate diplomacy and a pause in hostilities. Ethiopia urged a moderate path blending both sides’ ideas.
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