Giants roll past Reds in six to widen NL West lead
San Francisco swept Cincinnati 6-1 as Willie McCovey Bobby Bonds and Dick Dietz homered. Gaylord Perry six hitters helped the Giants move eight games up on second place. Reds, in fifth, remain 1 1/2 games behind. Other NL scores noted with New York Milwaukee rained out.
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San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Reds
Willie McCovey
Bobby Bonds
Dick Dietz
Gaylord Perry
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
West
Jim Merritt
Bonds
Dietz
Chris Speier
McCovey
Ken Henderson
Buddy Bradford
Willie Mays
New Fork
Houston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Boston
Minnesota
California
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
Oakland
New York
Ken Boswell
Jerry Grote
Bud Harrelson
Tim Foli
George Culver
Larry Dierker
Dave Marshall
Bill Hands
Cubs
John Callison
Billy Williams
Santo
Joe Torre
Torre
Lou Brock
Cardinals
Dick Schofield
Gene Clines
Padres
Pirates
This Is Your Life program honors J M Finney at church
Ten years ago J M Finney a resident at the U P Home was honored during a This Is Your Life program staged by the Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church men’s brotherhood Monday evening Ralph Kleese acted as master of ceremonies The event highlighted Finney’s life and associations with the church community.
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J. M. Finney
U. P
Men's Brotherhood of the
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Ralph Kleese
Owners clash over mixed all star game plan
NBA and ABA players announced a players promoted super game to be staged May 28 at the Houston Astrodome, featuring 10 stars from each league. The event, TVS broadcast, aims to show high level play within a free enterprise system, not a merger.
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New York
UPD
National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
Houston Astrodome
TVS
Oscar Robertson
Milwaukee Bucks
NBA Players’ Association
Robertson
NBA
ABA
Lew Alcindor
Dave DeBusschere
Walt Frazier
Bowling group meets Tuesday on 71st Washington Association
The 71st annual Washington Bowling Association meeting was held at Melody Lanes on Tuesday May 11 with dinner for delegates. William E. Steele was named president for 1971-72. officers include Richard B. Hotle vice president Joe A. Richards and John W. McGill executive directors and John W. Lee secretary treasurer.
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The
Washington Bowling Association
Melody Lanes
Walliam E. Steele
Association
Richard B. Hotle
Joe A. Richards
John W. McGill
John W. Lee
Calvin E. Humphreys
Ric Crone
Bob Roe
Les Reber
Rich Bennett
Tom Bollman
Darwin Vacha
Twink
Zieglowsky
Diamond Inn
Worley
Gulf
Greenlee to Attend University of Dubuque This Fall
Doug Greenlee a 5 11 inch 185 pound lineman from Washington will attend the University of Dubuque in the fall according to head football coach Maury Waugh. Greenlee earned honorable mention all state honors on coach Roger Harrington’s 1970 squad and is the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Greenlee of Washington. He plans to major in physical education at Dubuque.
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Doug. Greenlee
Washington
University ‘of
Dubuque
Maury Waugh
Greenlee
Roger Harrington
Doug
Ralph Greenlee
Major leagues standings and Tuesday results across leagues
United Press International league tables show American and National standings with teams Boston Baltimore Detroit New York Washington Cleveland Oakland Kansas City California Chicago and more. Tuesday results include Boston 5 Minnesota 4 and California 5 Detroit 0 among others with rain delays noted and upcoming pitchers listed for tonight and Thursday games.
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W. L. Pet
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Oakland
Kansas City
California
Chicago
Minnesota
Ball
Culp
Blyleven
Peterson
Milwaukee
Pattin
Bosman
Bradley
Coleman
Dobson
McDowell
Hedlund
Jackson
Pittsburgh
St Loui
Montreal
Ascue
Philadelphia
West W. L. Pet
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
Cincinnati
San Diego
St. Louis
San Frank
Pittsleigh
McNally
Wilson
Seaver
Holtzman
Bunning
Gullett
Bryant
Stone
Sutton
Walker
Coombs
Demon track stars set records in Relays season
Washington High School Demons boast one of their best seasons with several new local records at Relays. Members have entries in the record books as the team prepares for the Southeast Seven Conference meet at Oska loosa Friday evening.
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Washington High School
Washington
Oskaloosa
Two Soviet Jews admit hijack plot in Leningrad trial
Tass reports two more defendants Mikhail Korenblit and Viktor Shulbans confessed complicity in the attempted hijack of a Soviet plane near Leningrad last June 15. The nine defendants, all Jews or Zionist sympathizers, were charged with acts hostile to the Soviet state and anti-Soviet agitation. Butman had earlier testified that eight of the nine knew of the preparations and aided the plan.
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Moscow
UPI
Leningrad
Tass
Mikhail Korenblit
Viktor Shulbans
Hillel Butman
Korenblit
Butman
War women attack high-lift antiaircraft site in Indochina
Report notes US aircraft fired on by 37 and 57 millimeter antiaircraft guns as Tomcats drop seven-ton bombs on the target. Four five minutes later 4s diverted from the Ho Chi Minh trail strike the site again, knocking out more guns. Spokesmen say MIG21 jet attacked an unarmed US Air Force observation plane over Laos, the first such air attack in the Indochina War.
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Wommen
Page 1
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Air Force
Laos
Indochin
Summer bowling meeting set for Monday at Columbus Junction Bowl
All women interested in summer bowling are urged to attend a Monday Nighters meeting at 7 30 p m on Monday May 17 at the Columbus Junction Bowl. Attendees should be ready to bowl afterward. For more information contact Dee Walley at 653 2732 or 459 7905.
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Columbus Bowl
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Marion Allen
Mary Milder
Columbus Junction Bowl
Dee Walley
Visit with Luers at Keota Thursday
Keota residents recount visits and gatherings across nearby towns. Families from West Branch, Oxford, Haskins, Wellman, Kalona, Swisher and other areas shared Mother's Day and weekend hospitality with relatives including the Luers, McConnells, and Lillig in multiple home visits and meals.
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Paul Sievert Keota
Oren Jones
West Branch
James Leary
James Coffman
Frank Lillig
Michael Lillig
Lewis J. Powell
Doug
Jerry Powells
Wellman
John Powell
Dan
South English
LJ Powell Sr
Alvie Heisdorffer
Keota
James Watson
Trenton
Ray Kiernam
Swisher
A. J. Fitz Simmons
Rebekah
Monroe
G. A. Hess
Stanley Skinnen
Stevie
Clay Goode
Washington
Cressie Goode
Bloomfield
Charles Corpman
Kalona
Raymond Herry
Gary Hauschild
Katie
Cedar Rapids
Roger Mound
T. R
Tom Burton
E. J. Mormann
Eldridge
Bill Henderson
E.J. Wormanns
Paul Hammes
Bill Adam
Fairfield
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Roger Brown
Mel Daniels
Indiana Pacers
Willie Wise
Zelmo Beaty
Utah Stars
Dan Issel
Kentucky Colonels
Charlie Scott
Virginia Squires
Larry Jones
Floridians
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Technicolor
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Fairfield Vary
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Linn Mar
Gary Goodell
Ward Anderson
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Pat Whittaker
Daryl Braun
Don Adams
Gary Goodellryt Braun
Larry Guy
Gary Ze
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English River
Riverside, Iowa
R H Factor
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Osincup Drug Store
West Side Square
Algreen Agency
Luers
State Farm Hail Insurance
Jack
West Main
Pegyy
West End Grocery
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