Nicklaus weighs open play amid Thunderbird pain
Jack Nicklaus battled a neck spasm during the Thunderbird event and warned he would skip the Open if his neck worsens. He kept within four shots of the lead while Palmer reeled in the field with a 70 as the halfway point neared.
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Hardwick Leads In Warren Open Bowling Tour
Youthful California bowler Hardwick, 21, returns to the PBA circuit in the Warren Civic Open. He posts a 12 game total of 2,589 for a 216 average, leading by seven pins over Marty Piraino and Roger Helle after two qualifying rounds.
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Lucky Inn Falls to Halltows in City Softball Showdown
In a City Softball League clash Lucky Inn, the top team, lost 6-3 to third place Halltows. Clarke County Esso was shut out 6-0 by Northside as Northside hitters and Gregory’s two hit pitching sparked the shutout.
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Lions Rout Exchange in Little League Showdown
Lions overpower Exchange 13 to 2 behind Jerry Swimley who pitched two hits and six strikeouts and homered with no one on. Dick Shickle and Randy Rush also hit homers as Lions total 16 hits and take control by three runs in the third and six in the fourth.
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Crossword clues in a subtle farewell riddle
A compact keyword puzzle hints at a set of ten clues and a farewell theme. Items reference a bank service a girl's name and actions like hiding with smoke and an overpaying action. The tone remains cryptic and concise.
Middletown Wins In Extra Innings Over Stephens City
Middletown edged Stephens City 4 4 in an extra innings Little League game. Both teams were tied 4 4 after six. Middletown won in the eighth as Clifton Perry scored on a deep fly, with Earhart taking the loss.
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Jaycees Top Moose 5 2 In Pony League Action
The Jaycees defeated Moose 5 to 2 in Pony League play yesterday. JCC pitcher Albright struck out 15, Mason fanned eight for Moose, and Boettner added four in relief. Jaycees tallied three runs in the fourth, plus one in the fifth and sixth, while Moose answered with runs in the second and fourth.
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Niftinger Wins and Modified Feature Result
Wayne Tiny Lutz captures Limited Sportsman feature in his first stock car win. Doug Bailey finishes second. Glendon Good and Jerry Burns headline the winner list. Burns takes Limited Sportsman victory in Alexandria. Mert Stine second in Hagerstown. Billy Nalley wins Modified with Clem Lamaster second from Winchester. Nalley hospital check shows no serious injuries.
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Thornton Meets Pastrano Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Californian Wayne Thornton faces Jose Menno of Argentina in a 10 round television bout at Madison Square Garden. Menno, 27, brings a 16 fight unbeaten streak. Thornton is 13-5 with 18 KOs and a 27-31 career record. ABC-TV will air the bout at 9 p.m. ET.
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Medgar Evers Had Been Warned of Killers Threat
NAACP official recalls an anonymous call threatening Evers hours before his death. The Mississippi field secretary told Rev. Donald Tucker he felt unsafe after receiving the gun-reading warning, then was shot in his driveway.
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Fireman dies as hospital fire prompts evacuations
A fire in the Misericordia Hospital north wing in Edmonton led to one fireman’s death and the evacuation of 74 patients as a precaution. Several firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation. no patient injuries were reported.
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Bykovsky Spaceflight Boosts Soviet Orbital Lead
Premier Khrushchev announced cosmonaut Valery Bykovsky launched Friday from an unidentified base. The craft orbited Earth every 88 minutes at altitudes from 112 to 146 miles while Khrushchev praised the mission and NASA noted the end of Project Mercury.
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Soviet Cosmonaut Valery Byov Adopts The Hawk Nickname
MOSCOW AP Valery Byov the fifth Soviet cosmonaut calls himself The Hawk in radio between earth and spacecraft. He follows a tradition begun by Gherman Titov who used The Eagle in 1961 and Pavel Popovich The Golden Eagle and Adrian Nikolayev The Falcon during their August mission.
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EUB Circle Meetings Announced By Women’s Society
The Women’s Society of Service of First Church announces Circle meetings. Circle 1 led by Mae Bailey meets 7:30 PM at 530 N Braddock St with Mrs Dick. Circle 3 led by Mrs Linda Burchman at 1614 Lewis St with Mr Charles Schuller. Circle 5 led by Mrs Herbert Pope at 11 E Germain with Miss Shirley Pope.
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Hair Growth Claim From Hollidaysburg Man
Mr. T. A. Melton Jr. of Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania spoke for about 20 minutes in an interview. He saved and regrew his hair in a few months using an exclusive home method. He did not have male pattern baldness.
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Ebb Hair Specialists Offer Free Conference in Winchester
C B Guilford of Ebb Hair Specialists visits Winchester Virginia at the George Washington Hotel on Sunday June 16 from 1 pm to 8 30 pm. Private interviews and a written pro rated guarantee accompany the free scalp and hair consultation for those with dandruff oily or dry scalp or hair loss.
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