Sluggers Light Up Atlanta Stadium Amid High-Paced Batting Night
Braves defeat Expos 10-4 as Clete Boyer and Mike Lum each homer twice. Six homers in Atlanta Stadium push season total to 538 in 20 games. Cubs Giants and Pirates also post power displays with multiple homers and key hits across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenta Stadium
Atlanta Braves
Ebbets Field
Atlanta Stadium
Clete Boyer
Mike Lum
Braves
Montreal Expos
Boyer
Lum
Atlanta
Ralph Garr
Bob Aspromonte
Mets
Expos
Rusty Staub
Clyde Mashore
Chicago
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Diego
Houston
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Oakland
Milwaukee
Minnesota
California
Wrigley Field
Giants
Cubs
Billy Williams
Ferguson Jenkins
J.C. Martin
Hal Lanker
Bobby Bonds
Dick Dietz
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Chris Short
Terry Harmon
Jerry Koosman
Mike Ryan
Bobby Valentine
Dodgers
Willie Davis
Ollie Brown
Denis Menke
Nate Colbert
Padres
Colbert
Brown
Menke
Local pupils earn poetry honors from National Poetry Association
Ten years ago Alberta Rathmel Rosie Latta Pat McClure Ann Baumgartner Joan Schumacher Gladys Schultz and Jeannette Ross received recognition for poems submitted to the National Poetry Association this year. They are students in English III taught by Daryl Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Rathmel
Rosie Latta
Pat McClure
Ann Baumgartner
Joan Schumacher
Gladys Schultz
Jeannette Ross
National Poetry Association
Daryl Schultz
Major leagues baseball standings and results today
National League East standings show Pittsburgh ahead with a 23 14 record and New York 21 14. Results include Chicago 9 San Francisco 5 and Atlanta 10 Montreal 4, with several night games and a slate of probable pitchers listed for upcoming matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
San Diego
Cine
L.A
S.D
Inn
Phila
N.Y
Renko
Niekro
Singer
Carlton
Blass
Grimsley
Marichal
Hands
Kirby
Blasingame
Gentry
Philadelphia Wise
Pittsburg
Boston
Meike
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Oak
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Milwaukee
Oakland
Krausse
Fingers
Hamm
Wright
Coleman
Foster
McNally
Janeski
Bahnsen
Lee
Milwakee
Seven last spots for Indy racers
Indianapolis race prospects center on filling seven remaining starting positions at the Indianapolis 500 with Saturday time trials and Sunday bumping. Observers estimate eight or nine cars still unqualified with potential and note rival machines with fair chances. Rain chances Sunday heighten the urgency to qualify on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Nagel Named Athletic Director At Washington State
Ray Nagel, 44, former Iowa football coach, is named to replace Stan Bates as Athletic Director at Washington State University. Bates resigns after 17 years to become Western Athletic Conference commissioner July 1. Nagel previously coached at UCLA Utah and Iowa and will assume the WSU post on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UCLA
Utah
Iowa
Nagel
Hawkeyes
Mexicans Blancas Trevino Play Colonial Opener Tough
Homero Blancas and Lee Trevino headline the 26th Colonial National Invitation at Fort Worth Texas as major contenders in a field led by Trevino’s strong money total. Blancas seeks repeat after last year’s one stroke victory over Gene Littler, with Littler again among the big names and former champions like Casper Player and Littler noted as top threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Homero Blancas
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Gene Littler
Blancas
Littler
Dallas
Houston
Hubert Green
Don January
Green
Billy Casper
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Big Ten Commissioner Reed Dies After Long Illness
Chicago report states Big Ten Commissioner Bill Reed died at 55 from hepatitis after a long illness with rheumatic arthritis. He began as commissioner July 1 1961 and had planned his tenth anniversary. Survived by widow Frances Heigh and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Big Ten
Bill Reed
Reed
Big Ten Service Bureau
John L. Griffin
U.S
Wilmer Ferguson
Michigan
Oxford, Mich
Ann Arbor
U.S. Olympic Committee
U.S. Track and Field Commission
Frances Heigh
Community notes from Keota and surrounding towns
Local social updates list visits by the Lyle and Byrne families to Harper and Platteville Wisconsin, and Kansas City training plans. Staff changes include Mrs. Wayne Zehr at Farmers Saving Bank and Mrs. Leo Malley Jr as full time Librarian. Community clubs and gatherings feature St Mary's Reading Circle, June meeting plans, and the '76 Community Club breakfast with officers elected Pauline Romine lead and Eva Greiner as guest. A riot question prompts members to consider actions if living amid unrest in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Robert Lyle
Marathon
Jennie Altenhofen
Harper
Genevieve Lyle
Robert
Kansas City
Lyle
Harper - Keota
B. J. Byrnes
Vincent Byrne
Shullsburg
Wis
Herman Johnson
Platteville
Wayne Zehr
Farmers Saving Bank
Leo Malley Jr
Ruth Lewis
Eileen
All of
Washington
Eddie Gretter
B. J. Byrne
Katheryn Hahn
Joe Conrad
Golden Buckle
Eva Greiner
Pauline Romine
Margaret Reed
Verne McConnell
76’ Center
Edith Bower
Margaret Bower
Winnie Statler
Irene Baughman
Iowa City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Memane
UPL
Keith Butcher
Sportsman
Eaton's
EATON
Stationery Department
Russell Stover Candies
P.O.W
S.O.B
Anncy Gittees
Ecie Ale
United Arhiste
Major
Indy Racers
Ray Nagel
By Bud Lechner
MaLeck
20Th Century-Fox
Lester Luinsk
Panavision
BS Wrose
Elizabeth Meee
James Coburn Lee Remick
Evening Journal
Washington Post
VFW Hall
Catfish
Warren Stewart
Washington Cafe
Seventh Heaven
English River
Colonial National Golf
Robert Lyles
Mrs
Paul Sievert
St. Mary’s Reading Circle
Pete Hahn
the Willows
4Th Ave
Lake Darling Recreational Area
Richard Collins
Mgr
Bill Perdock
Perdock
Mercury Park Lane
BUICK
Malibu
Genway
GMC