Benchs two homers power Reds in 17 inning win over Phillies
Johnny Bench and Don Gullett carried the Cincinnati Reds past the Philadelphia Phillies 6-3 in 17 innings. Bench slugged two homers including a three run blast in the 17th, while Gullett worked five scoreless relief innings after a slow start. The night also saw Willie Mays and Hank Aaron each go hitless as Atlanta and Milwaukee won.
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Major league baseball standings and Friday results summary
National League East standings and Friday results show New York leading with a 30 12 record, Pittsburgh 24 16, Chicago 24 18. West divisions list Los Angeles 27 17, Cincinnati 25 18, Houston 25 18, Atlanta 19 22, San Diego 16 27. Friday games include Cinci 6 Phila 3 in 17 innings, Houston 7 Montreal 1, and Atlanta 6 New York 1 among others.
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Dake for Cedar Rapids Feature Loses To Moss At Hawkeye Downs
Darrel Dake led the 25 lap Hawkeye Downs feature in Cedar Rapids Friday night until John Moss overtook on lap 15 to win. Dake settled for second with Fred Horn third as 17 cars started and 13 finished. Heat and semi results list Zwanzinger, Niffenegger, Perdock and Beckman among winners.
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Roy Wilson
Jerry Mall
Dave Rodman
Dave Butler
Trusties Strike to Support Police in Reno Jail
In Reno Nevada 54 jail trusties refused to report for work as a sympathy strike for police demanding a 10 cent raise. They cited jail food protests but ended the action by lunch. Police Chief James Parker reported the brief stoppage.
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Collins Radio lands nearly $11 million Navy contracts
Senator Jack Miller of Iowa announced that Collins Radio Co. of Cedar Rapids received contracts totaling $10,960,981 from the Navy for airborne communication navigation and identification components. All work will be performed at the Cedar Rapids plant.
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Gibby Gilbert Takes Kemper Open Lead At Quail Hollow
Gibby Gilbert carded a five under par 67 to reach 36-hole total of 135 and lead the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. Rod Funseth shot 65 to set the day’s low round and join the 14 under total in the two day standings, as Cesar Sanudo Billy Casper and Dave Hill vie for second.
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Bob Hope urges end to Vietnam war during Wilberforce visit
Bob Hope told Wilberforce University that the Vietnam War was bungled and expressed hope the end is near. He spoke while receiving an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree and quipped that everyone thinks he is human, but he has a certificate to prove it.
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Summer league baseball plans announced for week of June 5
Jeff Buhr program director at the YMCA announced rosters and practice schedules for city baseball teams. Minor league rosters mix 11 and 12 year olds with 9 and 10 year olds to form six teams while 12 year olds in Tri County play in the Tri County League, all in a plan to align with National Little League rules.
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Blalock may play under court order
UPI reports federal court allowed Jane Blalock to compete in LPGA events while a $5 million suit over her one year suspension proceeds. She seeks damages and challenged the suspension as unreasonable and damaging to her living. A June 12 hearing is set as Blalock remains the tour's leading money winner this year. Davis & Palmer adds Robison and Swanson to its Washington sales staff.
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Jean) Robison
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Confident Carol aims for Carling win at Pine Ridge
LPGA players Carol Mann and Marilynn Smith led the field entering round two of the Lady Carling Open at Pine Ridge. Mann, a frequent bridesmaid, trailed Smith by one stroke while Smith switched putters and shot 68. Kathy Ahern and Joann Prentice stood tied for third at 70 as defending champion Kathy Whitworth carded 75 and several players withdrew due to illness or injury before the final 54 holes.
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Baltimore
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Joann Carnet
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Cinderella 4-H Club Meets at West Chester Church
The Cinderella 4-H group met May 30 at West Chester Methodist Church for a luncheon for mothers. Guest was county 4-H committeewoman Mrs. Wayne Mangold. Mindi Mangold elected club secretary. Jacque Reed led pledges with music by Marjorie Peiffer. Talks on Milk and Spaghetti given by Jacque Reed and Judy Reed, plus an experiment Why eggs turn green by Karla Wright. A manners skit by Rose Peiffer and two posters Courtesy at the table and A safety guide when working with food by Diane Lillie were presented. Mrs. Keith Statler and Mrs. Mangold discussed the Fair list and projects. Meeting planned for June 7 at Mrs. Statler’s home. Next meeting June 22 with Sherry DeWolf.
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