Wagner's hot streak fuels Indians win over White Sox
Wagner led Cleveland to a 3-0 win as the outfielder belted homer number seven, added a single and scored twice, boosting his average to .309 and RBI to 40. He cites salary-spurring form after being traded from the Angels, while Boston’s Dick Stuart homered for the seventh time in nine games.
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Associated Press
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland Indians
Angels
Wagner
Indians
East
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Jack Kralick
Los Angeles
Dodger Stadium
Barry Latman
Joe Adcock
RBI
Boston
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Wally Bunker
Baltimore
Kansas City
Dick Stigman
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
Major League Leaders Compiled From 1964 Season Figures
The list highlights top performers by category across multiple teams. Notable names include Williams of Chicago with a .414 batting average in 75 at bats and Clemente of Pittsburgh with .374, Mays of San Francisco leading runs with 42 and RBIs with 43, and Koufax of Los Angeles striking out 69. Other leaders include Oliva and Hinton in batting, Rollins and Rollins in doubles, Killebrew and Colavito in home runs, Aparicio in steals, and Bunker among pitchers with five decisions.
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Williams
Chicago
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Callison
Howard
Los Angeles
Wills
Harper
Cincinnati
Oliva
Minnesota
Hinton
Washington
Rollins
Bressoud
Boston
Mathews
Kansas City
Allison
McAuliffe
Detroit
Green
Fregosi
Versalles
Killebrew
Colavito
Aparicio
Baltimore
Weis
Davalilo
Cleveland
Bunker
Kralick
Ford
New York
Radatz
Wickersham
Len Boyer Eyes Big League Run After Alba High Comeback
Len Boyer the seventh Boyer brother aims for the majors within two to three years and college later. The 18 year old Alba Missouri graduate worked out with the Cardinals Yankees Orioles and the A’s in Kansas City as scouts monitor his progress. His high school batting average was 320 and he plays third base and shortstop with professional potential.
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Kansas City
Len Boyer
Boyer Brothers
Alba
Cardinals
St. Louis
A's
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Ken Boyer
St Louis
Clete Boyer
Ken
Yankees
Len
Yanks
Clete
Orioles
Boyer
Boyer Boys
Cloyd
Wayne
Lynns
Walker
Ron
New York
Shelby
N.C
Lynn
English Derby Favorite Santa Claus Hides From Doping Fears
Santa Claus the 52 favorite for the Epsom Derby arrives from Ireland with trainer Mick Rogers and a vigilant crew to guard against doping. Officials note recent doping scandals at English tracks.
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Santa Claus
Mick Rogers
Britain
Legal Bookies
Epsom
Rogers
Indians Beat White Sox Behind Kealick Solid Shutout
Jack Kealick limited the American League leading Chicago White Sox to four hits to raise his record to 51 as Leon Wagner homered and had a run scoring single in Cleveland's victory.
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Associated Press
Jack Kealick
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Leon Wagner
Cleveland
Buster Wins Olympic Trials Heavyweight Final in Detroit
Buster from Grand Rapids defeats Prager of Philadelphia by knockout to seize the heavyweight title and earn a trip to Tokyo. The bout featured a 295 pound champion delivering decisive blows after Prager had won his previous six bouts by knockout.
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U. S
Bus. Ve Sue
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jowilus
Tokyo
Buster
Toe Prager
Philadelphia
Major Rain Delays Schedule Changes For Today
The day’s only game slate features St Louis at Chicago and Houston at New York in New York, with Cincinnati at Milwaukee and San Francisco at Pittsburgh also listed. Wednesday’s games include Houston at New York and Cincinnati at Milwaukee.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Pet
G.B. Ww. L. Phila
Phia
San France
Los Angeles
Helen Hem
Early MLB Standings and Monday Scores
American League standings show Chicago leading with 24 wins and Baltimore 28 at 15 losses. Mondays results include Cleveland shutting out Chicago 3 0 and Baltimore defeating Kansas City 8 4 with other games Minnesota 2 New York 1 and Boston 4 Los Angeles 3.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
New York
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Baugh Promoted To Oilers Head Coach In Surprise Move
Sammy Baugh ended weeks of anticipation as he replaces Frank Ivy as head coach and general manager of the Houston Oilers. Ivy, fired Monday, had hired Baugh as offensive assistant, and owner Bud Adams cited fan opinion and timing as factors. Lou Rymkus, former Oilers coach, could return as line coach amid the shakeup.
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Houston
Sammy Baugh
Houston Oilers
Frank
Pop) Ivy
Baugh
Ivy
Pop
Bud) Adams
Lou Rymkus
Oiler
Rymkus
Oilers
Notre Dame
Odum Signs with Kansas City A's for 75000 Bonus
Johnny Lee Odum a 19 year old Macon Georgia pitcher sought by 19 major league clubs signed with the Kansas City Athletics for a 75000 bonus. In four seasons at the school he won 42 and lost 2 with eight no hit games guiding his team to back to back state titles.
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Kansas City
Johnny Lee Odum
Macon, Ga
Kansas City Athletics
Odum
Bowling doubles derby standings tighten at Hawkeye Bowl
Bill Petersen of Corning and Willie Wernimont of Cumberland moved into second in the men's doubles at the eighth annual doubles derby when Don Beggs of Clearfield and Jake Larsen of Sharpsburg still led with 1,373 pins while Petersen and Wernimont trailed with 1,328.
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Bill Petersen
Corning
Willie Wernimont
Cumberland
Hawkeye Bowl
Don Beggs
Clearfield
Jake Larsen
Sharpsburg
Petersen
Wernimont
Local Readers List Named Contacts and Clerks
Readable lists show names for multiple towns and roles. A call to The News Telegraph office will provide service.
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News Telegraph Office
Vikings seek new general manager as Rose is re signed
Minnesota Vikings coach Norm Van Brocklin says he will not take on both coaching and general manager duties. Bert E. Rose Jr., the club's GM since 1960, has signed a new contract after months of speculation his deal would not be renewed when it expired May 1.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Minnesota Vikings
Norm van Brocklin
Bert E. Rose Jr
Vikings
Yastrzemski Injures Knee Sliding Into Base
Boston star Carl Yastrzemski suffered a likely minor knee injury after spiking himself sliding into second base Monday night. Angel team physician Dr. Robert Woods indicated the cut could need five or six stitches and the slugger was taken to a hospital in Ingiewood for treatment.
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Los Angeles
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Robert Woods
Angel
Yastrzemski
Ingiewood
Bowling standings and leads in late tournament games
The report lists runners up and standings in a bowling tournament. Ron Anderson and Glen Wolford are third with 1,281. Tom Maguire and others in the field posted 1,268. In mixed doubles, Hazel Riley and Jim Herman pace Council Bluffs with 1,246. Anita and Web Knause follow at 1,232, Lorraine and Denny King at 1,221, and Lorraine King with Dick Collins at 1,203.
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Ron Anderson
Atlantic
Glen Wolford
Massena
Anderson
Tom Maguire
Extra
Hazel Riley
Jim Herman
Council Bluffs
Anita
Web Knause
Lorraine
Denny King
Spencer
Lorraine King
Dick Collins
Des Moines
Village Social Notes Highlight Daughertys and Family Visits
Cumberland notes show Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Daugherty visiting Grace Daugherty in Cumberland. Charles Nichols and two children visit with James and Mrs. Nichols. Pastor Ed Woltzen hosts Joan Woltzen and Marvin Smith. Ray Denham's family visit Denver relatives. Walter Tibben Jr. leaves for Philadelphia to work with Zafero studios. first assignment for Saks Fifth Ave. Gladys Herrick visits Winterset and Bridgewater. Mrs. Douglas Coombs mentioned.
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Canistata
S. D
Marvin Smith
Ne- Dptate
Ray Denham
Wilbur South
Wayne Herbert
W. R. Robinson
John
Greybull
Wyo
Robinson
Herbert
Walter Tibben, Jr
Philadelphia
Zafero Studios
Fred Henderson
Saks
Memorial day travels and funeral services reported
Mrs Hilyard returned to San Francisco after the sickness and death of her father Walter Hilyard. Dr and Mrs Frank Pop spent memorial day in Prague Nebraska visiting their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Don Maas. Mr and Mrs Matthew Wilson and Stacy Wilson of Ashland Kansas returned home after funeral services for Walter Hilyard.
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Walter Hilyard
San Francisco
Calif
Frank Pop
Prague
Nebru
Don Maas
Mathew Wilson
Stacy Wilson
Ashland
Kan
Senior MYF Officers Installed at Local Church
Grant-Mr and Mrs Joe Majors and Ronnie Cozad were out of state guests of Helen Blackburn Saturday. Rev Carl B Rayburn installed the Senior MYF officers including Linda Taylor president Kenneth DeKay vice president David Gustin secretary Janet Miner treasurer Deloris Lockhart representative. Mr and Mrs Earl Spiker are counselors. Janice Long and Lorna Embree left Monday for Camp Wesley Woods near Indianola for a week.
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Camp
Wesley Woods
Indianola
Reds Criticize U.S. Conference Over Vietnam War Plans
Red China accused the United States and its allies of planning aggressive actions in Southeast Asia. Radio Peking claimed U S troops and Thai forces await invasion of Laos and that bombing Laotian cities is planned.
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Tokyo
Red China
Honolulu Confrence
South Viet Nam
Radio
Peking
United States
Thailand
Laos
Predatory Diets Center on Small Rodents for Prehistoric Beasts
The dominant feeding pattern of early predatory animals relies on rodents such as rats and mice, along with gophers and other small mammals. This diet shows a narrow prey focus shaping their ecological role and evolutionary path.
Incomplete OCR Summary From Historical Page
Fragmentary text from a historical newspaper page shows unclear sequence of words and figures. Key names and events are not identifiable, leaving only scattered tokens such as numbers and fragmented terms.
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