Killebrew and Ward Heat Up as AL Offensive Push Grows
Harmon Killebrew and Pete Ward sparked late surges as the Twins and White Sox power up against slumping Yankees. Killebrew hit two homers in a 4-3 win over the Angels, Ward delivered a homer two doubles and four RBIs in a Chicago sweep of Kansas City, while other AL games produced Boston over New York 2-0 and Detroit and Baltimore wins. In the NL, New York edged St Louis 2-1 as Los Angeles beat Houston 4-2.
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Tommy Johns
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Ed Bressaud
Red Sox
Jim Bouton
Dave McNally
Paul Blair
Orioles
Luis Tiant
Lee Stange
Don McMahon
Willie Horton
Joe Sparma
Fred Gladding
Mike McCormick
Kan. City
Chio
W. L. Pet
Demons Prep for Southeast Six Track Meet at Bloomfield
Washington High School lines up for the Southeast Six outdoor at Bloomfield with a full squad. Contenders include Dennis Black in shot put and discus, Dave Seifkas in polo vault and 120 yard hurdles, Brian Britain, Holden, Whisler, Crone, Dunbar, and several relay groups led by Stannard, Martin, Randall, and Moore as they chase the conference title led by Centerville.
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John Sproule
Jim Rossen
Washington High School
Bloomfield
Demons
Centerville
Mt. Pleasant
Fort Madison
Washington
Dennis Black
Brian Britain
Dave Seifkas
Seifkas
Black
Holden
Whisler
Martin
Dougall
Crone
Jungbluth
Stannard
Dunbar
Kleese
Randall
Miller
Scranton
Coon
Moore
Mitchell
Lucky Debonair Faces swollen ankle at Preakness entry
Kentucky Derby winner Lucky Debonair shows a swollen right rear ankle at Pimlico but trainer Frank Catrone enters him in the Preakness Stakes with eight rivals. Catrone calls the swelling superficial and hopes it subsides by tomorrow while noting Shoemaker again rides.
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UPI
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Pimlico
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Dapper Dan
Tom Rolfe
Native Charger
Swift Ruler
Selari
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Needles
Needles Count
Selah
Catrone
Leucite
Shoemaker
Lane Leaders League Final Standings in Women's Bowling
Final standings show Points Minick Furniture 45 Ainsworth Bank 37 Dantons 3 36 Tindal Farm Supply Washington Livestock 33 Roe Heating 28 McCleery Cumming 24 Results list players and scores for the league finals with team and individual high scores. Dorothy Patterson led individual series with 549 and game 192. Dee Walley posted the top average at 170.
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Minick Furniture
Ainsworth Bank
Dantons
Tindal Farm Supply Jiten Ae Washington Livestock
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Roe
McCleery - Cumming
Tindal
McCleery Cumming
Ainsworth
Minick
Duncan
Carson
Dorothy Patterson
Ann Curl
Dee Walley
Pansy McGill
Maxine Zieglowsky
Joy Davis
Dorothy Clarahan
Maxine Moore
Mildred Morgan
Betty Porter
Gertrude Murphy
Lela Hysell
Marge Kneen
Martha Lowe
Hazel Canady
Hazel Payne
Washington High Golfers Head to Southeast Six Meet
Demon golfers travel to Bloomfield Saturday for the Southeast Six Conference golf tournament while local players prepare for district competition in Davenport Monday.
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Washington High School
Bloomfield
Davenport
Ninth grade takes second at Muscatine meet
Washington Junior High boys place second in a five school Muscatine ninth grade track meet on Thursday. Results show individual and relay event placings led by Pat Hennigan first in the 880, John Miller second in 200 and 880 relays, Greg Goodell second in high jump and broad jump, Joe Minick first in pole vault at 9 feet with Dennis Nardy second, and Dennis Nardy second in the 100 yard dash. Assumption led with 76 points followed by Washington 50 and North Scott 43.
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Pat Hennigan
John Miller
Jim Dougall
Greg Goodell
Major League Standings And Schedule Updates
United Press International reports results from Wednesday with Chicago defeating San Francisco 7 3 New York 2 St Louis 1 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 3 Milwaukee 5 Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 4 Houston 2. Thursday schedule lists pitchers and night games for six matchups and Friday slate across the league with multiple doubleheaders and twilight starts.
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Belinsky
Pittsburgh
Cloninger
Veale
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Outing and Community Gatherings in Northeast Iowa
A Northeast Iowa item notes visits by Mr and Mrs Russell Williams and Mr and Mrs Merle Howsare to the Little Brown Church Spillville Clock Museum and the Smallest Church for weekend celebrations. Rural Homemakers met with nine members and three children, sharing a garden hint exchange and refreshments. Social events include a WACO High School play cast party hosted by Stanley Jewell, and a Mother’s Day gathering at Ox Yoke Inn in Amana.
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Crawfordsville
Russell Williams
Merle Howsare
Iowa City
Little Brown
Spillville
Howsares
Williams
Bert Hesseltine
Earl McVey
Nancy Whiting
Whiting
Howard Hesseltine
Leroy Conrad
Stanley Jewell
Waco
Glenn Hultquist
Stanley
James Jewell
Junior Fritz
Burlington
Ivor Davis
Ox Yoke Inn
Amana
Fellowship Day Celebrated Across Keota Churches
Mrs Grace Parke and Mrs Vera McDowell attended Kinross Circle for Mothers Day with sixty present including senior girls. Fellowship Day involving all churches featured speaker Mrs Earl K Larson recounting the Selma March. Local visits included Edna Stoner from Colorado and multiple social guests in Keota and nearby towns.
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Boyd Sanders Keota
Grace Parke
Vera McDowell
Kinross
Edna Stoner
Colorado
Melvin Stoner
Keota
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Christian Church
Earl K. Larson
Louie Hermanstorfer
Cedar Rapids
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J. M. Leary
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Jay III
Mike Leary
Iowa City
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Glen
Injured boxer Sonny Banks dies after bout in Philadelphia
Detroit heavyweight Sonny Banks dies at Presbyterian Hospital from brain injuries after being knocked out by Leotis Martin in the ninth round at the arena. Banks, 24, slumped to the canvas as Martin landed a right to the temple. he was stretchered away and later underwent emergency surgery to remove a brain clot.
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Sonny) Banks
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Presbyterian Hospital
Leotis Martin
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Martin
Banks
Paper pile-up threatens UN information overload
United Nations warns civilization is a paper tiger amid rising bureaucratic and scientific record keeping. UNESCO notes monthly scientific output equals a 1640 foot pile, urging microfilm and digital storage to prevent drowning in information.
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Empire State
6Th St
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