Maloney Stars in Reds 6 1 Win Over Phillies
Reds pitcher Jim Maloney returned to form despite a sore shoulder, striking out 11 over a complete game and driving in two runs with a double. He also added a run-producing single as Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 6-1. In other NL actions Atlanta edged Pittsburgh 3-2 and San Francisco topped Houston 6-2.
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Cincinnati Reds
Dave Bristol
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Houston
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Los Angeles
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Cleveland
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Detroit
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Mack Jones
Braves
Giants Break Tie with Late Home Runs in 8th
Denny Lemaster earns his third win in four decisions as the Giants rally to beat the Reds. Tom Haller and Willie McCovey hit decisive eighth inning homers to break a 2-2 tie. Bob Bolin lasts 8 2 3 innings for the win, Don Wilson takes the loss.
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Denny Lemaster
Jones
Joe Torre
Rico Carty
Dennis Ribant
Tom Haller
Willie McCovey
Giants
Bob Bolin
Ray Sadecki
Don Wilson
Walker Cup leads U S golfers to commanding advantage
U S players dominate at Royal St George England to build an 8 1 lead over Great Britain in the Walker Cup with three foursomes and five singles victories. Captain Jesse Sweetser used all 10 golfers and expressed optimism that the Americans could clinch the title today. Bob Dickson led the way with a 6 4 win over Peter Oosterhuis while Ron Cerrudo Bill Campbell and Bob Murphy won their singles matches.
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England
UPI
English Channel
United States
Great Britain
U.S
Royal St. George
Jesse Sweetser
Sweetser
Bob’ Dickson
Muskogee
Dickson
Peter Oosterhuis
Ron Cerrudo
San Rafael
Calif
Attenborough
Bill Campbell
Huntington W.va
Ronnie Shade
Bob Murphy
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Fla
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Jack Lewis
Florence
S.C
Tom Craddock
Downing Gay
Pensacola
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Don Allen
Rochester
N.Y
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Port Arthur
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Murphy
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Shade
Oosterhuis
Gray
Ed Tutwiler
Indianapolis
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Campbell
Lewis
Foster
Saddler
Jim Grant
Wethersfield
Conn
Carr
Craddock
Cool Crest course opens under Evanovich ownership
Cool Crest miniature golf course at Washington’s west edge opens today under new owners Louie and Roy Evanovich. New features include red greens and a mechanical pitcher. Weekday hours are 6 p.m. to midnight, with weekend and holiday hours 2 p.m. to midnight. The Census Bureau reports 1966 population up 1.1 percent, compared with 1.6 and 1.8 percent in 1947-61.
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Cool Crest
Washington
Louie and
Roy Evanovich
Spartans Favored To Win Third Straight Big Ten Track Title
Michigan State leads as favorite after opening day at the 67th Big Ten Outdoor Championships in Iowa City. Michigan, Iowa, Ohio State and Wisconsin hold early points with finals set across 16 events. Steele and Thomas headline MSU and Michigan performers, as a strong Spartan balance drives the lead.
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Michigan State
Michigan
Illinois
Spartans
Ohio State
Indiana
Wisconsin
Wolverines
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Bill Coltons
Ralph Marinello
Gene Washington
Steele
Nesota
Purdue
Northwestern
Cokes Beats Pavilla To Retain World Welter Title
Curtis Cokes defended his world welterweight crown by stopping Francois Pavilla in the 10th round in Dallas. Cokes used a sharp jab to wear Pavilla down and finished after Pavilla was floored and a towel signal ended the bout. Gypsy Joe Harris watched and later fought Bowser, with a July 21 title rematch planned in Dallas.
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UPI
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Francois Pavilla
Cokes
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George Kanter
Gypsy Joe Harris
Final Memorial Day 500 trials begin at Indianapolis
Veteran drivers race for berths as qualification heats resume at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Rain spoiled the second day of trials, leaving today and Sunday to complete the 33 car field for the May 30 race. Prospects highlight Roger McCluskey and others as speeds hover in the 162 to 167 mph range.
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Ind
McCluskey
Hurtubise
Rindt
Hospital Corpsman Coon completes San Diego training
Hospitalman D. John Coon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Coon of Washington Iowa, finished the basic Hospital Corps School at U.S. Naval Hospital San Diego. The four month course trains corpsmen to apply dressings, take temperatures, and care for ward patients with on the job training in examinations, first aid, and operating room, laboratory and X-ray procedures. In the most recent government survey, only 6.2 percent of U.S. households were without television.
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Calif
D. John Coon
USN
Robert J. Coon
South Iowa
Washington
Iowa
U.S. Naval Hospital
Waco seniors plan college after graduation crowd
Sixty nine Waco high seniors graduate May 26 with 29 headed to four year colleges and 76 percent pursuing higher education. Others enlist nursing or junior colleges, join business schools, farmers, military service, or enter jobs as scholarships fund their studies.
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Waco
Goshen
Carol Reschly
Ger
Twilight league golf opens with lead by Gebhardt's teams
Twilight League golf opens at the local course as Paul Gebhardt's team leads after week one with 5 percent to 1 percent over Dick Paul's crew. Jim Lloyd posts medalist 38 while DeLa and Bollman shoot 39s. Lowe and others trail by fractions in a low score showcase across multiple classes.
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Dick Paul
Bob Lowe
Jim Lloyd
Bud DeLa
DeLa
Bollman
Riley
Ridley
Ridley 42; Class C Bhosart 44, Ryner
Ornduff
Peiffer
Booth and Johnson
Bickhart
Laing
Arthur
W. Jones
Stettler and Robertson
Greene
Dawson
Gebhardt
Paul
Lowe
Hensel
Morrison
Westphal
John Lloyd
Wells
Brake
Va DeLa
Bannister
A Wells
Paul the
Bowling banquet set for Blue Monday league
The men's Blue Monday bowling league banquet will be held Monday December 22 at 6 30 p m in the VFW Hall here.
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VFW
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