Yankees Favored To Win A Lively AL Race
AP sportswriter picks the Yankees as the 2-5 favorite in the American League. Detroit under Frank Lary could trouble the Yankees if Lary can pitch, while Hank Aguirre Jim Bunning and Don Messerschmidt provide a strong nucleus. Al Kaline Rocky Colavito and Norm Cash boost Detroit’s lineup, Minnesota shows power but uncertain pitching, Baltimore loses Wilhelm Hoeft and Fisher perhaps thinning its rotation.
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Detroit
Frank Lary
Hank Aguirre
Jim Bunning
Don Messi
al Kaline
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Rich Rollins
Bernie Allen
Baltimore
Luis Aparicio
Himn al Smith
Wilhelm
Billy Hoeft
Jack Fisher
Geminifinal Playoffs Thursday Results
Toronto edged Montreal 0 in game five of the best of seven to win the series 4 1 Detroit defeated Chicago 4 2 and leads 3 2 in their series with one game left Toronto and Detroit earned wins.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Montral
Detroit
Chicago
Duckpin League Posts Season High in Key Wins
Duckpin bowling at Health Center Lanes saw Church of Christ roll a 1776 total to top Market St. Methodist with a nine-pin margin, led by Denny Sirbaugh 123 and 350 over three games. United Brethren No. 2 upset Golden Rule twice as Donnie Stotler led Market St. Methodist with 122. Several teams posted two wins, including Presbyterian over Mt. Pleasant and United Brethren No. 1 over Cork St. Christian, while Cookies and Four Spoons chased first place in separate divisions.
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Church of Christ
Market St. Methodist
Golden Rule
Denny Sirbaugh
Roy Bly
McGolerick
Mac
Doug Sirbaugh
Donnie Stotler
United Brethren No. 2
Sonny Crisman
Lee Ebert
Bill Brown
U.S
el Keller
Bob Wheeler
Presbyterian
Mt. Pleasant
United Brethren No. 1
Cork St. Christian
Robert Spaid
Cork St
Ernie Davies
Garland Arnold
Ed’s
West Fred
Ste Smet Methodist
Congre- Christian
Centenary Reformed
Sleepers
Nellie Vaughn
Evelyn Tucker
Helen Richards
Aliéeene
Kitty Perry
Rosalie Hook
Soda Jerks
Isabelle Calkins
Instant
Peps
Louise Lewis
Janice Bolton
Sliders
Virginia Colley
Anna Marie Rosier
Peggy Easter
Betty Carper
Dorothy Alt
Pauline Miller
Alley Kats
Russ Favored In Feature Race Of Deep Run Hunt Cup
Russ is the favorite for the 31st Deep Run Hunt Cup at Strawberry Hill near Richmond with Mainstay scratched from pre-race favor. Uncle Monk and Scandanus are top contenders in a field of about 11 Thoroughbreds racing three miles over timber, with a 2 p.m. post. The co feature Richmond Plate over hurdles includes Bampton Castle as top entry, opening Virginia’s spring hunt season.
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Russ
Randy Rouse
Uncle Monk
Douglas G. Worrall
Strawberry Hill
William Riker
Bampton Castle
Rouse
Joe Aitcheson Jr
Aitcheson
Mainstay
Lawrence P. Boyce
Virginia
Jo Votel Leads Jolly Jack's To 40 Win In Lady Brunswick
Jo Votel paced Jolly Jack's with a 531 series and a 200 game highlight, lifting the Lady Brunswick squad to a 40 point victory. Northside lanes saw Tea we's high scores with multiple 400s while others posted strong totals in Tuesday league play.
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Jo Votel
Jolly Jack's
Lady Brunswick
Ion
O'Sullivan Northside Lanes
Tea Wees
Kegler
Dale’s Grocery
Commercial and Savings Bank
Martha Taylor
Second Grader Won't Get White House Soil Sample
Seven year old Catherine O Connor from Ann Arbor sought a pinch of Washington soil for a science project and named Caroline Kennedy in a bid to obtain it. The White House declined to provide any sample despite the request and a Kennedy press aide explained they do not send such materials.
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White House
Washington
Catherine O'Connor
Caroline Kennedy
Catherine
Ann Arbor
Mich
District of Columbia
Pamela Turnure
First-Time Golfers Score Holes In Lakeland
Ronnie Meeks of Tampa in his first ever round and Tony Pletch of Lakeland in his first round both scored holes in one. Meeks aced the 80-yard first hole at the par 3 center, while Pletch aced the 85-yard 16th hole on the same course.
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Lakeland
Fla
Ronnie Meeks
Tampa
Tony Pletch
Prize Painting Found Hanging Upside Down
An award winning painting by Yonna Beattie titled Autumn Leaves was discovered Thursday hung upside down in the Jersey City Museum annual exhibit of the Painters and Sculptors Society of New Jersey. Judge William Gorman noted a good painting remains strong whether upright or inverted. Beattie blamed herself for the mishang, joking about eyehooks and perception.
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Jersey City
N.J
Yonna Beattie
Painters and Sculptors Society of New Jersey
Jersey City Museum
Fewer than 20,000 Big Horn Sheep Range Across Western North America
The population of big horn sheep across western Canada to Mexico has declined to under 20,000 individuals. Conservation groups monitor trends as habitat loss and hunting pressure continue to affect the species.
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Canada
Mexico
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Charcoal Hearth
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Wilmer Davis
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Stephens City
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