Old-timers boost Cubs to sweep Reds in doubleheader
Cubs win 63 and 41 with Ernie Banks and Billy Williams delivering three run homers. Banks breaks 22 tie with seventh inning shot. Williams belts 13th of season to seal win in eighth. Durocher’s job reportedly on line as Chicago climbs from fifth. Other NL results include Pirates over Cardinals 10-1 and Mets beating Giants 5-2. In AL, Yankees top Red Sox 6-1, Orioles edge White Sox 3-2 in 12 innings.
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Five Features Five Winners at Oskaloosa Race Show
Big John Moss won the Os ka loosa Southt ern Town track feature, the fifth different winner in five weeks. Moss edged Stan Stover after a late race challenge due to a plug wire, claiming $300 and moving to first in points with 1470. Pokey West finished fourth, with Tom Stewart fifth and Dan Dickey sixth as 10 finishers earned main-event spots.
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Nicklaus tunes up for U.S. Open at Atlanta Classic
Jack Nicklaus enters the $125,000 Golf Classic in Atlanta as a primary tune-up for the U.S. Open two weeks away while nursing a stiff neck. The field includes Lee Trevino and Gary Player in a 144-man event, with Nicklaus aiming to add to his 11 major titles, two behind Bobby Jones.
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De Men Stag Night Honors Coach Harrington June 14
Tickets are on sale for the Roger Harrington Night park barbecue to be held June 14 at the Izaak Walton clubhouse south of Washington. The De Men invite their guests to a stag evening of food and entertainment starting at 6 30 p m. Tickets can be bought from De Men members or at Paul’s Shoe Store before Harrington departs for Davenport.
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Forty-five boys sign up for Washington basketball school
Forty-five boys from third through sixth grade have registered for a basketball school to be held in the Washington High School gym. Skip Speece of Washington will conduct the sessions. The first session begins at 9 a.m. Monday at the school.
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