Belinsky Tops Yankees For First Win Of Season
Bo Belinsky earned his first win of the year by blanking the Yankees until the sixth inning, finishing with nine strikeouts in a 5-3 Angels victory. George Thomas hit a first inning grand slam, while Roger Maris broke up the no hit bid with a leadoff single in the sixth. The win came as KC, Chicago, Boston, and Washington won in other American League games.
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100th great grandchild born in local community history
Ten years ago today Michael Kurtz son of Mr and Mrs Robert Kurtz of Brighton was born at Washington County hospital. He is the 100th grandchild of the late Mr and Mrs J C Swift pioneers in this community. Mrs Kurtz is the former Winifred Ragan of Washington.
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Lynch Delivers Pinch Hit For Reds In Comeback Win
Cincinnati Reds rally to defeat Milwaukee Braves 4-3 as Jerry Lynch belts his 13th pinch homer of the season. He needs one more to tie the major league record, while Jim O'Toole improves to 5-1 and Al Worthington finishes.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Update
National League standings show St Louis leading with 14 wins and 7 losses as Chicago and Pittsburgh jockey for position. Ernie Banks powered the Cubs with two three run homers in a 17 hit barrage to topple St Louis. American League results include Kansas City and Boston posting wins. several games postponed by rain.
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Bowling Team Scores and Leaders at Sportshop League
Mobil Oil led team series with 2590 and captured team game highs 876 and 864. Individual top series include Ralph Carl 578 and Jerry Dempsey 576. High games featured John Hough 232 and Dr. Krogmeier 222.
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Men’s Golf Breakfast And Flag Tournament Planned
All country club men are invited to a rolls and coffee breakfast Sunday morning from 7:30 to 8:30, announced Eldon Brake, chairman of the men’s golf committee. A flag tournament follows the meal with prizes for the winners, tee-off between 8 and 9.
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Palmer and Nicklaus Lead Field in Tournament of Champions
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, both 4-1 favorites, top a 27-man field at Desert Inn to start the $60,000 Tournament of Champions. Billy Casper Tony Lema Gary Player follow at 6-1 and 10-1 respectively as frost reduces rough and players report heat into the 85 to 90 range.
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Twilight League golf set to begin at Washington CC May 10
Twilight golf at Washington Golf and Country Club opens May 10 with fourteen teams entering. Each seven man squad competes weekly, with twelve teams active per round. First matches feature Nos 3 vs 45, 627 vs SPS, 10 vs 11, 12 vs 13, and 14. Nos 1 and 2 idle.
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Cancer stricken Jim Umbricht Still Has Wonderful Attitude
Jim Umbricht the Houston Colt .45s pitcher after cancer surgery speaks of his bright outlook as he works back from a pelvic cancer diagnosis. The 32 year old right hander with a 4 0 record and 2.01 ERA last season expects to return after a May 9 activation. he emphasizes not wanting sympathy and plans to pitch again. In Mesa Apache Junction Arizona he underwent a seven hour operation at M D Anderson Hospital with over 100 stitches, and doctors consider the prognosis good. He is a former University of Georgia athlete who moved through the Braves Pirates and Colts organizations. The article also notes Morgan North owning the first private steamboat on San Francisco Bay as steamboats return to prominence.
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Demon Golfers Defeat U High On Finkbine Course
The Washington Demon golf team defeated University High 181 to 186 at the Finkbine Course in Iowa City. Butch Wells led the meet with a 39, followed by Don Kos 45, Don Miller 48, Frank Sanders 49, and Brian Owen 51. Next meet is May 7 at Fairfield.
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Missouri Leads Nation in Baseball Achievements
Missouri enjoys a rare sports high with the St. Louis Cardinals atop the National League and the Kansas City Athletics leading the American League. Missouri University Tigers at Columbia are named the nation's top college baseball team by a major wire service, marking a remarkable May milestone.
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