Orioles Top Angels in Doubleheader Behind Dobson Nine-Hitter
Orioles win both legs 3 1 final scores as Pat Dobson returns for new club with a nine hitter. Dave McNally also shines with a four hitter in the opener while the club’s offense relies on timely runs and key RBIs from Brooks Robinson and Dave Johnson. Despite weak batting, Baltimore’s pitching carries them near Boston in the standings as injuries and slumps bite the lineup.
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Baltimore Orioles
Dobson
Orioles
California Angels
Dave McNally
San Diego
Dave Johnson
Oriole
Oakland
Vida Blue
Paul Blair
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Merv Reitenmund
Ellie Hendricks
McNally
Jim Palmer
Mike Cuellar
Viculties
O's
Boston
Baltimore
Johnson
Hendricks
Minnesota
New York
Chicago
Houston
Montreal
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Tom Seaver
Bob Gibson
Twilight Golf opens May 14 at Washington CC season set
The 1971 twilight golf season begins Friday at Washington Country Club with 102 players across 13 teams. Each Friday night match runs thirteen weeks with two points for a win and one for a tie, plus a Friday-player bonus and an advance-match bonus for the opponent. Team rosters are listed and opening-night pairings scheduled: No. 1 versus No. 2, No. 3 versus No. 4, No. 5 versus No. 6, No. 7 versus No. 8, No. 9 versus No. 10, No. 11 versus No. 12, with one bye week per team.
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Washington Country Club
DeLa, Ham
Ner
Kneen
Wood
Edwards Allender
Jones
Moredock
Paul
Westernark
Vetter
C. Steele
Smith
Ker
Kinzler
Llewellyn
Lloyd
Lemley
Bennett
Buhr
Duncan
Caracio
B. ‘Steele
Walker
Greene
Bankster
Hillman
Reed
Roberton
E. Zehr
Anderson
Davis
Lucia
Osineup
Sitler
Lovick
C. Wells
McFarland
Kos
Garrett
Adams
J. Meyers
D. Custer
Ream
Lowe
Tschantz
E. Morrison
Krantz
Curtis
Dittrich
Whittaker
Weems
Floyd Woods Elected President of local Junior Chamber
Ten years ago today Floyd Woods was elected to serve as president of the Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce for the coming year.
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Floyd Woods
Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce
Little League and Pee Wee Rosters Set For May Open
City Little League and Pee Wee League rosters and practice schedules announced by Jett Bur of the YMCA. Four Little League teams compete in the National League: Braves Cubs Giants Mets with listed players. Pee Wee League has Orioles Tigers Twins and Yankees teams with practice dates starting May 24 and early June games. additional rosters pending for Tri-County Little League Pony and Babe Ruth Reds.
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Jett Bur
YMCA
Ma Cousins
Bob
Braves
Tim Banks
Tim
Borchardt
Brian Carter
John
Elliott
Ricky Gibson
Kelly
Gipple
Bruce Gonterman
Gary Goodwin
Jim | Williams
Marty Young
Pee Wee League
Orioles
Eddie Boone
Darrell Chalupa
Eric Curl
Jeff Enfield
Tim Hennigan
Kevin Houts
James Howell
Steven Kerr
Brian Krogmeier
George Pfeifer
Scott Pratt
Alan van Houten
Mark Williams
Tigers
Brian Blackburn
Jon Burlingame
Frank Chmeler
Jim Gebhardt
Mike Genkinger
Greg Leslie
Joe McKowen
David Oris
Marty Speece
Steve Sproule
Tracy Swift
Yankees
Twins
Green, Field
Mets
Cubs
Giants
Reds
Green Field
First dual win for golfers as they top Fairfield 150 168
The Fairfield Demon golf team earned its first dual meet victory with a 150 to 168 win over Fairfield on the Washington Club course. Craig Paul was medalist with a 35, while Tom Trier and Steve Gott matched season bests. Joe Gebhardt struggled with a 40, and others posted scores for both teams as Southeast Conference rivals prepare for sectional play.
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Demon
Fairfield
Craig Paul
Washington Club
Phil Iusley
Tom Trier
Steve Gott
Trier
Goff
Joe Gebhardt
Trojans
Rick Garrett
Jeff Winfrey
Tom Gamrath
Chuck Mogget
Rick Sandler
Mike Lamb
Demons
Rusley
Museine
Iowa City West
Iowa City High
Muscatine
Mount Pleasant
Lauterbur's Iowa Debut Scrimmage Set for Saturday at Iowa Stadium
Iowa City awaits Frank X. Lauterbur as he unveils his first Iowa football team in a spring intrasquad game at 1 30 p m Saturday in Iowa Stadium. The Black team leads with offense and a veteran defense while the White squad features sophomores to be and several injuries.
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Gary Pewers
Umy Sl
Chicago
White Sox
Minnesota
Mel Stottlemyre
New York
Cesar Tovar
Stottlemyre
Steve Braun
Horace Clarke
Jim Wynn
Larry Dierker
Houston
Montreal
Dierker
Denny Lemaster
Fred Gladding
Wes Parker
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Jim Lefebvre
Bill Grawarkewitz
Claude Osteen
Bobby Tolan
Iowa City
Frank X. Lauterbur
Iowa
Iowa Stadium
Lauterbur
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Rob Fick
Lauterbury
Frank Holmes
Steve Penney
Fleet Levi
Mitchell
Brian Rollins
Dave Harris
Dave Triplett
Rollins
Murphy Anderson
Fone
Larry Horton
Charie Podolak
Wendell Bell
Hawkeye 1
Towa
Ush
Bob Sims
Harold Johnson
Prentus Gates
Dave Jackson
Jerry Reardon
Don Osby
John Muller
Cornerbackerry’ Johnson
Otheer
Bill Windauer
Jerry Nelson
Jeff Elgin
Mey MotherInvitation to visit Blue Note cafe details unclear
The fragment mentions Mey Mother and an invitation to visit the Blue Note cafe but lacks a clear event date or full context. No further identifiable persons or organizations are specified beyond Blue Note cafe.
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Mey Mother
Blue Note Cafe
Bowling league prep as Worley Gulf and Moothart roll off for title
Worley Gulf and Moothart will roll off for the league championship after noting high team series by Worley 2198 and Home Town 2628 and top individual marks by Crone 315 and Little 608. Crone added a 23 game while Little posted 225.
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Worley
Home Town
R. Crone
C. Little
Worley Gulf and
Moothart
Mid-Prairie Girls Take Second in Lone Tree Track Meet
Mid-Prairie's girls track finished second among six teams at Lone Tree Friday night. Rita Bash won long jump, Nancy Beck won discus, Pam Brenneman Robin Spich Becky Redlinger and Wendy Redlinger won distance medley, and Beck, Redlinger, Freese and Ladehoff won the 880 yard relay. Patty Duttweiler placed high jump, Glenda Ladehoff set 220 dash, Jeanette Schaefer triumphed in shot put. Mile relay team Freese, Wade, Patterson and Griffith set a school record and home meets were scheduled for Wellman April 30 and May 3.
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Mid-Prairie
Lone Tree
Rita Bash
Nancy Beck
Pam Brenneman
Robin Spich
Becky Redlinger
Wendy Redlinger
Tane Freese
Glenda Ladehoff
Patty Duttweiler
Jeanette Schaefer
Jane Freese
Wade
Regina Patterson
Peggy Griffith
Wellman
Five Towner's Leaguebowling results and banquet note
Derby Oi 2-2 as Kent Feed tops Kent Feed 2555 Diamond Inn 2338 plus 159 in team series. Team game Kent Feed 901 Diamond Inn 842 plus 58. John Hough 641 Dick Hotle 571 in individual series. Hough 226 and 223 in top games. Cal Humphreys 183 and others lead with Vernon White 171. League Banquet May 13 at Willows 7 30.
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Five Towner's League
Diamond Inn
Kenway
Kent Feed
Williams Oi Co
Sohigro Journal
Derby Oi
Wagner Shell
John Hough
Dick Hotle
Cal Humphreys
Harry Suter
John White
Vernon White
Dave Murphy
Dale Bower
John Reneger
Harold Williams
Willows
Bombing incident disrupts town after Ken State deaths
Police theorize a bomb may have been attached to a block screen near council chambers. Eleven people arrested for unlawful assembly. six inside jail when blast occurred. Federal and state authorities joined in investigation after a 500-strong march turned violent, with 25 arrests in a peaceful memorial.
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Schnngle
Federal Bureau of Investigaton
Ken State
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Mills Rambler
Moothart Carson Plumbing Town
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Iowa Cafe
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Crawfordsville Bank
Mootihart
Mid-Prairie Girls
Lawn Boy Mower Service
Daves Sinclair
W. E. Washington
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