Marichal to face Dodgers in crucial rematch
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal meets Los Angeles for the first league game since his 1966 eruption against John Roseboro at Candlestick Park. The Dodgers-Giants clash caps a tense pennant race, with multiple exhibition results noted as teams mostly rested after Monday night play.
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Major leagues Monday results and Tuesday’s scheduled pitchers
Baseball results show Baltimore at Washington rained out Monday. Tuesday’s night games list Kansas City at California with Hunter facing Lopez, Minnesota at Chicago with Pascual vs Horlen, Boston at Detroit with Santiago vs Lolich, and Baltimore at Washington with Miller against Ortega. Others include Cleveland at New York Tiant vs Downing and Philadelphia at Atlanta Bunning vs Fischer.
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Lopez
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Horlen
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Fischer
United Press International
W. L. Pet
Baseball signs television contract with NBC
New York UPI reports Commissioner William D Eckert ratified a 12.6 million dollar NBC deal for 1967 and 1968 All-Star and World Series coverage. The agreement boosts annual rights income 68 percent from 3.75 million and ties to a separate 18 million three year NBC game of the week pact. Players pension funds gain from broadcast revenue. local and NFL deals cited for context.
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New York
UPI
William D. Eckert
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
National Football League
CBS
NFL
Baseball Players’ Pension Fund
Motel Shower Quip Echoes Through Thin Walls
A snappy remark rumpled into local chatter as a playful admonition about privacy and noise. The line suggests a lighthearted complaint about overheard songs and the proximity of nearby rooms.
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Buster
Derby trial field narrows as Graystark injury shakes Derby hopes
Five 3 year olds race in the Kentucky Derby trial at Churchill Downs with only one definite Derby starter among the five. Graystark’s broken bone sidelines the favorite and jockey Braulio Baeza switches to Stupendous. Exhibitionist rides 8-5 trial favorite status amid recent NY losses. Entry and start fees total $1,500.
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UPI
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Churchill Downs
Williamston Kid
Duc D’eclair
Dominar
Clear Springs
Black Gold
Citation
Hill Gail
Dark Star
Tim Tam
Robert Stevenson
Abe’s Hope
Graustark
Braulio Baeza
Eddie Neloy
Wheatley Stable
Stupendous
Ethel D. Jacobs
Eddie Belmonte
Bowling results from Blue Monday League plus high scores
Freshwaters led team series with 2570 and 875 game as Zieglowsky added 2496 and 875. Individual totals saw Gerald Edwards post 591 in series and 204 in game while Laverne Geyer had 589 and a 223 game. Other matches included MFA and Hy-Vee fixtures with Payne and Wilson earning wins.
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Zieglowsky
Payne
Wilson
Fareway
Ross
Hy-Vee
Mfa
Gerald Edwards
Laverne Geyer
von Zieglowsky
Payne TV
Ross Electronics
MFA Insurance Wilson
Demons Enter Relays at Fairfield Trojan Relays
Washington High School track team competes at Fairfield in the annual Trojan Relays with Coach John Sproule fielding many Demons from earlier meets. Entries include two mile relay Martin Hennigan Te Bockhorst Kleese medley J Miller Martin D Miller Kleese 880 yard Porter Green J Minick Britain 440 and mile Britain Nardy D Miller J Miller shot put and discus Green broad jump Starr Combs mile Starr O Hanlon 880 Te Bockhorst Hennigan hurdles Siefkas Martin 100 Green 220 Lampkin pole vault Minick Siefkas.
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Fairfield
John Sproule
Martin, Hennigan
Te Bockhorst
Kleese
J. Miller
Martin
D. Miller
Porter
Green
J. Minick
Britain
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Starr
Combs
O'Hanlon
Bockhorst
Hennigan
Siefkas
Larry Lampkin
Minick and
Plan for Men’s Stag at Washington Golf Club
The first Men’s Stag of the season is set for Friday evening at the Washington Golf and Country Club with a buffet from 7 30 to 8 p.m. Members may reserve by calling the clubhouse before Thursday noon. A blind bogey event will precede the buffet in the afternoon.
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Washington Golf and Country Club
Women’s Bowling Scores From Melody Strikers League
In Washington State Bank league action Melody Strikers report team standings with River Products and Tweeten close behind. Individual highlights include Sharron Lutes 540 series and Helen Brown a 220 game as VFW leads team series and game tallies.
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Martin Cleaners
VFW Auxiliary
Winga Cafe
Ad Ettes
Osincup Drug
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Osincup
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Helen Brown
Dee Walby
Slow Rollers Top Turkey Trotters In Mixed Bowling Meet
AU 28 four spares. Big Hilo's PP ne Ste 28 Turkey Trotters 95 rosa Dots. 24 In-Betweeners 22 Fourettes. 13 Ball Babies 12. Team series Dots 2049, Trotters 2010. Team game Trotters 712, Spares 694. Individual series Lucy Smith 537, Sharron Lutes 507. Individual game Shirley Burlingame 203, Lucy Smith 188.
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Turkey
Lock box section auctioned at post office
The post office offers sale of one section of lock boxes removed from the South Section. The 162 compartments, suitable for bolts or small parts, are in the rear vestibule for inspection. Bids due by 5 p.m. on Tuesday May 10. BEST DEFENSE Southern Mississippi led major colleges in 1965 allowing 161.2 yards per game.
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Levy
Southern Mississippi
Wallace's Wife Leads Alabama Primary Bid in Historic Vote
Six state primaries open with Alabama drawing national focus on Negro voter turnout and Gov George Wallace's bid. Lurleen Wallace campaigns on his behalf facing nine opponents as turnout nears 800000. pollsters expect easy victory and potential historic governorship for a woman.
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Florida
Indiana
Ohio
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Viet Nam
House of Representatives
U.S
Wallace
Lurleen
Alabama
George
New draft chance for U S students
Selective Service will offer a fourth test in late June for students who missed the May 14 May 21 and June 3 exams. About 1 million had signed up by the April 23 deadline at 1 200 locations nationwide. The test has 150 questions in three hours and requires 70 for undergraduates 80 for graduates for continued deferment.
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UPI
Selective Service
States
Puerto Rico
Canal Zone
District of Columbia
Murray proposes two new ideas for Iowa voters
Grinnell Iowa William G Murray Republican gubernatorial hopeful pitches two plans aimed at seniors A farm museum to display living history of pioneer Iowa farms and a property tax credit for residents over 65 who own and live in their homes The credit could freeze real estate taxes or double the homestead exemption income verification would limit eligibility with a tax form The museum would feature an 1846 working farm and a 1900 farm with steam threshing and other period tasks
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UPI
William G. Murray
Iowa
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