Bailey Paces Pirates With Two Homers In Lopsided Win
Bob Bailey powered the Pittsburgh Pirates with two homers and five RBIs, plus a single, in a 13-2 rout of the Los Angeles Dodgers. The win, aided by Al McBean’s six-hit effort, moved Pittsburgh within one game of first-place St Louis as other MLB results featured Giants, Cubs, Phillies wins and A's rise in the AL standings.
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Nicklaus Leads Palmer by Five at Desert Inn
Nicklaus holds a five-stroke advantage through two rounds of the $60,000 Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn as Arnold Palmer trails with a 137 total. Nicklaus carded 64 and 68 to reach 132, 12 under par, while Palmer woes include water hazards and a need for sharper putting.
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A's top AL as Lopat credits pitching over uniforms
Kansas City holds first in the American League with Eddie Lopat attributing their lead to solid pitching. Ed Rakow paced the Athletics to a 3-4 win over the Red Sox with four hits and eight strikeouts. Other AL games saw the Yankees, Senators, Indians, and Orioles win. NL results included the Giants, Reds, Cubs, Pirates, and Phillies.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule from Sunday NFL Almanac
Major League results and upcoming matchups detailed for National and American Leagues. Includes Friday and Sunday scores, pitchers, and schedules for San Francisco New York Los Angeles Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Houston Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee plus notes on weather and a tree moisture fact.
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Two Undefeated Colts Lead Kentucky Derby Entry List
Louisville crowds pack Churchill Downs as nine young horses race for the one and a quarter mile classic. Candy Spots the favorite at 6 5 to 1, ridden by Willie Shoemaker, seeks a sixth win in six starts. Never Bend and Sei Coral? No Robbery among top contenders, with CBS carrying the long awaited event from 5 to 6 p.m. EDT.
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Delmar Yoders Visit Wellman From Goshen Indiana
Mrs Delmar Yoder and Dennis and Paula of Goshen Indiana visited Saturday in the Chris Yoder home. Mrs Yoder drove here bringing Dennis who is a high school senior and Paula to attend a Wayland school event. She visited her aunt and then went to Moline to see her parents. Local moves include the Bates family relocating to Dr Wertzs farm house Elmer Long moving to the vacated Bates house and Carmi Crossett in the Langs former home. District American Legion and Auxiliary Conference held with Wellman members and leaders from Ainsworth. Norma Dunbar of Brighton elected district president for 53 64. Memorial service by Iowa City Junior girls. Auxiliary attendance by Ma am Cecil Miller Elma Oldfield Mae Marek Ida Bull Hazel Miller Lorene Beckler and Beulah Brown. Chester Miller attended the Legion meeting.
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Moline
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Vera O’ Conner
Arline Jones
Ainsworth
Norma Dunbar
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Iowa City
Wellman Auxiary
Ma Am
Cecil Miller
Elma Oldfield
Mae Marek
Ida Bull
Hazel Miller
Lorene Beckler
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Mrs. Dunbar Heads District Auxiliary
Mrs. Dunbar of Brighton elected president of the first district American Legion auxiliary at the spring conference held in Wilton Junction. New Legion officers include Robert Clark of Toledo as commander and Harlan Siemson of Benn as first vice commander. new auxiliary officers are Mrs. Leo Dunbar president and several vice presidents and officers. Attendance from Brighton noted. local storm damage cleanup and cemetery repair underway with town crews and K P members assisting.
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Missionary talk at United Presbyterian Church Monday
A speaker from Colombia will address a special program at the Marion venue United Presbyterian Church Monday at 6 30 p m. All church members are urged to attend to hear about missionary work in Latin America. The United Presbyterian Men arranged the program.
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Quincy Takes Win At Madison Relays
Quincy won first place team honors at the Ft. Madison Relays as Bloomfield’s Mustangs challenged the Demon lineup. Ed Mattes of Washington clocked a 54.7 quarter in the open 440, while Bloomfield’s quartet ran under 47 seconds in the Demon 440 relay. The Demon mile relay showed late pace with Temple guiding a 53.4 quarter and 3:43.5 finish, six seconds shy of the school record. Bloomfield’s Guinn and Walker posted strong open leg times in the mile and sprints.
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Men’s Bowling N Row High Scores and Team Leads
In the Hiellers League standings Watson leads team game with 1040 and has team series 2794 to State Cafe 2862. Individual top marks include B Ryner 682 in series and V Mitchell 256 in game, with 235 also noted.
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Mixed Bowling Friday Mixers League standings recap
Standings show Wn T's 40 Head Pins leading with 51 percent win rate. Jokers, Nugetts, Fall Outs, Intouchables, and B and H follow with varied scores and recent results. Highs include Untouchables team series 1963 and game 683, Cobb Burlingame 553 in individuals, and Stanley Schrock 232. Synthetic production rises 6 percent globally in 1982 per Utah State University extension report.
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Women's Bowling Pin Queen League and Thursday Rollers results
Summary of multiple bowling leagues with team and individual results including Fareway, Swift, General Life, Mace, Hy-Vee, Ross, and Roe's Rollers. Notable figures include Ferne Birney, Tele Crom, and Marge Burlingame with team series, game, and individual scores. Also reports Wheat-Rich Fargo wheat yields in 1962 with North Dakota accounting for most durum acres.
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End of School Year Sparks Yard Work Plans
A reader reflects on spring tasks as the school year ends and mowing season begins. Household duties shift as everyone but Mom pitches in, planning and anticipating the first outdoor chores and seasonal routines.
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