Belinsky Breaks Yankees Hold With First Win Of Season
Bo Belinsky struck out nine and allowed four hits in a 5-3 Angels win over the Yankees, his first victory of the season and first ever against New York, after a fourth start in which he shined and celebrated with champagne in the clubhouse.
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100th Swift descendant born in Brighton Saturday
Michael Kurtz, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Kurtz of Brighton, arrived Saturday at Washington County hospital as the 100th grandchild of the late Mr and Mrs J C Swift, pioneers of the community. Mrs Kurtz is the former Winifred Ragan of Washington.
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Washington County Hospital
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Lynch Delivers 13th Pinch Homer As Reds Rally
Cincinnati Reds defeat Milwaukee Braves 4-3 behind Jerry Lynch who delivered his 13th pinch homer of his career. Pitcher Jim OToole earned the win while Lew Burdette took the loss as Lynch stays two shy of the all time pinch homer record.
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George Crowe
Major League Standings and Night Games Recap
National League standings show St. Louis leading with 14 7, Pittsburgh at 11 6, and Milwaukee 12 10 as Chicago and San Francisco hover around .500. Ernie Banks thundered with two three run homers for the Cubs in a 17 hit attack that toppled St Louis.
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Bowling Results From Wednesday Sportshop League
Team Mobil Oil led with team series 2590 and 876 864 games while Farm Bureau and Farm Service followed. Individual top scores included Ralph Carl 578 and John Hough 232 as Dr Krogmeier posted 222. other results show Sellers Ins and Northrup King in close contention.
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Umbricht Battling Cancer Remains Cheerful In Comeback
Jim Umbricht, 32, Houston Colt pitcher's cancer surgery last March left a large pelvic tumor removed at M.D. Anderson. He returns to work with a 4-0 record prior year and a 2.01 ERA, insisting on normal life and avoiding sympathy while planning a May 9 return from the disabled list.
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Men’s Golf Breakfast and Flag Tournament Set
All country club men are invited to a rolls and coffee breakfast Sunday from 7:30 to 8:30. Eldon Brake, chairman, says a flag tournament follows with prizes for the winners. Tee-off will be between 8 and 9.
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Palmer and Nicklaus Lead Field in $60,000 Tournament of Champions
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus as 4-1 favorites head a star-studded 27-player field in Las Vegas for the opening round of the $60,000 Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn. Billy Casper Tony Lema Gary Player follow at 6-1 and 10-1 with Gene Littler at 12-1, as conditions include a tougher rough due to frost and high temperatures.
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Twilight Golf League Opens at Washington Club May 10
Twilight League begins May 10 at the Washington Golf and Country Club with fourteen seven man teams. Eldon Brake chairs the league and reports twelve teams compete weekly while two idle. First round matchups pit teams 3 against 4 5 against 6 7 against 8 9 against 10 11 against 12 and 13 against 14.
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Demon Golfers Defeat U High on Finkbine Course
The Washington golf team beat University High 181 to 186 in Iowa City at Finkbine. Butch Wells led with 39 for nine holes, 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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Fairfield
Missouri Tops Baseball Nationally in 1940s Sightings
Missouri enjoys a rare sports day as St. Louis Cardinals lead the National League and Kansas City Athletics top the American League while Missouri University Tigers are rated the nation’s number one college team by a major wire service.
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