Giants Stars Marichal and Mays Spark Victory in NL Race
Giants les two game lead in the National League as Willie Mays rocks a 478 average with 13 homers and 34 RBIs and Juan Marichal fires a brilliant 5 hitter. Mays drives in four, Marichal earns win with six straight victories, while other NL and AL games noted. A Yeshiva survey finds 80 percent of rabbis are under 49.
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Kaat Shines As Twins Crush White Sox 11 1 In AL Action
Jim Kaat pitched four hitters over seven innings, earning a 4 1 victory as the Twins explode for 15 hits led by Don Mincher and Zoilo Verasles with four each. Tony Oliva extends his hot start to 11 games, batting .450 as Minnesota trounces Chicago to stay within one game of the Yankees in the AL standings.
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Two Horse Preakness Duel Emerges At Pimlico
In Pimlico Maryland UPI reports a two horse duel shaping up for the Preakness Stakes with Kentucky Derby winner Northern Dancer and Hill Rise leading the field. Hill Rise drilled a fast mile in 1 40 15 while Northern Dancer trainer Horatio Luro felt his colt ran slow at 1 42 35. Big Pete joins six starters and did not run in the Derby. The others are The Scoundrel Roman Brother and Quadrangie from Charlie Downs.
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Ridiculous Day parade planned in Washington
Ten years ago today 71 organizations announced plans to enter Ridiculous Day events in Washington. The parade will start at 9 30 a m on May 20 with stores staying closed until 10 a m to let employees and customers watch the procession through the business district.
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Four Iowa teams hit road trips as season winds down
Iowa forges ahead with four University of Iowa squads on the road. Tennis hosts Northwestern led by Marty Riessen in a Friday match at 2 30 p m as final tune up for the Big Ten championships May 21 23. Golf aims for Madison against Minnesota and Wisconsin after a fourth place finish last Saturday while track seeks another close meet in Minneapolis. Baseball travels to Columbus Friday to face Ohio State and Indiana in a doubleheader at Bloomington Saturday then finishes at home May 2 Wisconsin and May 23 Northwestern visit the Hawkeye diamond.
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Moose and Moot Hart Lead TwiLite League Standings
Moose Bowling club edged Hometown and Moothart with team games near 900 and series around 2500. Carson led team series 2506 while Moothart posted 2508. individual high was White with 224 in a game and 543 in series. Trowbridge scored 217.
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NOW WORLDWIDE GOLF IN OLYMPICS SAYS CORCORAN
UPI reports Fred Corcoran argues golf should be in the Olympic Games. He cites the Canada Cup and International Trophy as proof of the sport's worldwide reach and notes that earlier amateur and professional cups are obsolete. Corcoran, a Boston Irishman, says golf is now globally played and ready for Olympic status.
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Major league results and golf notes from Corcoran
Baseball scores show Los Angeles and Milwaukee winning on Tuesday with several night games and Wednesday's pitchers list. The golf section discusses Olympic port links, Canada Cup records, and Corcoran's hope that golf could promote international harmony as an Olympic sport, including a story of Indonesian players receiving shoes and clubs.
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1961 Red Cross Learn to Swim Registration Form
Washington County Chapter American Red Cross offers a summer swim program at Washington Municipal Pool from June 15 to July 24. Parent grants permission for beginner to swimmer level lessons, with transportation provided or bus option. The form notes no known physical disabilities and releases the Red Cross from liability.
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Applegates Visit Keota Home After New York Stop
Richard Applegate Mrs Applegate and two daughters Joy Lyn and Vicky arrived in New York May 11 after three years in Germany. They toured Worlds Fair Flushing and Springfield then headed to Battle Creek Mich for next assignment. They will spend weeks with Don Applegate Alva Klein near Keota and visit Cedar today.
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