Nuts Begin 11 Game Home Stand with Orioles and Angels
The Washington Senators open an 11-game home stretch in eight days starting Monday at D C Stadium. They face the Baltimore Orioles, Los Angeles Angels, Minnesota Twins, and Kansas City Athletics, with a twilight-night doubleheader against the Angels and a Sunday Camera Day at the ballpark. The schedule includes five doubleheaders in 11 days, after a rough start they’ve won nine of 17 and aim to maintain momentum, led by Frank Howard’s grand slam in Detroit last week.
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Sanitary Dairy Wins Independent League Bowling Title
The Sanitary Dairy team repeated as champions by defeating Crisman Rugby 3015 to 2977 at Health Center Lanes yesterday in the Independent League final.
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Major league leaders and local bowling results
National and American League batting and pitching leaders listed with top averages and counts. The bowling match recap covers Sanitary Dairy and Crisman Rug victories led by White Hepner and Bush, ending with Stephenson Methodist clinching the Church League title over Reformed.
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Ted Hepner
Dickie Wisecarver
Chareles Bush
Bowling League Action Highlights High Series By Marice Smallwood
In Northside Lanes Thursday night action Marice Smallwood rolled a 602 series to pace Louise's Beauty Shop over Tastee Freeze 4-0. Al Stotler led Tastee Freeze with 527. The Friday Nite Pro League saw Mowery's Plumbing and Heating top National Fruit 4-0 as Emmertt Scathon posted 491 to lead the winners. John Bunner had 530 for the losers and Curtis Braithwaite delivered 526 for Ritter's Variety Store to topple Frito-Lay 4-0 while Hal Dawson led the losers with 520. Shawnee Bowmen beat O'Sullivan's behind Dave Butts 559, with Bill Webber leading the losers at 490. In the Ladies Brunswick League Continental Homes defeated Green Chemical 4-0 on Jean Duvall's 554 set while Hodson led the losers at 522. The Commercial and Savings Bank also won over Open Hearth as Jo Ann Michael scored 513 and Amy Dove led the losers with 383.
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Frito-Lay, Inc
Hal Dawson
O’sullivan
Dave Butts
Bill Webber
Green Chemical
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Amy Dove
Ten Pin Ten Action Sparks Brunswick League Wins
Winchester Mobile Homes and Buckley Lages split four games as Lorraine Sealock's 500 and Marie Renner's 467 led Mobil Homes and Buckley. Libby Wolfe's 462 propelled Farmers and Merchants Bank past Aikens. Snow White Grill shut out Boyce's Western Shop 4-0 led by Frances Morrison 89. Uniform Shop beat Jamison and Gore Insurance with Elva White 526. Northside Lanes saw Frank Cooper 609 and Marice Smallwood 602 spark Five Aces 4-0. Marice Smallwood 602 led Louise's Beauty Shop over Tastee Freeze. Al Stotler 527 top for Tastee Freeze. Crown Cork and Seal Black beat Doyle's Cabinet 4-0.
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Major League Standings and Results Overview
Baseball standings show Los Angeles leading with 23 wins and 12 losses, followed by Cincinnati and St. Louis. Friday results include Chicago beating Los Angeles 4-3 and St. Louis defeating New York 5-4. Today’s schedule features multiple interleague matchups across cities.
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Houston
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Javier
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Swoboda
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Perranoski Sets Michigan State Inning Record
Dodgers pitcher Ron Perranoski holds the Michigan State career mark for innings pitched. From 1956 to 1958 he totaled 213 2/3 innings. Carry Back, the 1961 Kentucky Derby winner, earned $286,299 as a two year old, the best money total among Derby winners at that age.
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Virginia Alums Meet Wednesday
Virginia Alumni Association of Northern Virginia will hold a stag spring meeting on Wednesday May 26 at Winchester Golf Club at 6 30 p m. Head football coach George Blackburn and staff will be introduced along with basketball staff and players recruited for September 1965. Director of Athletics Steve Sebo will discuss athletic policy and future schedules. Alumni in the area are urged to attend.
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University of Virginia
Pep outpoints Gilmore in 8th round boxing bout
Willie Pep, 134, Boston, defeats Irish Johnny Gilmore, 132, Philadelphia, on points after eight rounds in Norwalk.
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Willie Pep
Boston
Johnny Gilmore
Philadelphia
Harness Tracks of America series draws 210 nominations
The 290000 harness racing championship tour for 4 year olds drew 210 nominations across 20 races at major U S and Canadian tracks. Nine 100000 winners including Ayres lead field with Race Time Vicar Hanover and Golden Make It among nominees. Trot final July 23 at Liberty Bell Park Philadelphia pace final September 28 at Roosevelt Raceway Westbury New York.
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Vicar Hanover
Liberty Bell Park
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Westbury
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