Fregosi Joins AL Hitting Tie After 4-Hit Night
Jim Fregosi boosted the Los Angeles Angels to a 7-4 11 inning win over Cleveland with four hits and six RBIs. The 22-year-old shortstop later added a 5 3 game in the second doubleheader to raise his league lead to a .362 average tying Tony Oliva. The Angels remain ninth in the standings as other AL games saw Twins, White Sox, Yankees, and Senators win.
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11-Run Outburst Lifts Seton Hall To 14-5 Victory
Seton Hall exploded for 11 runs in the eighth inning to defeat Texas A&M 14-5 and advance in the NCAA tournament. Coach Owen Carroll praised the club's resilience as rain delays shuffled the schedule and the Pirates prepared to use their ace Larry Falcon in the next game. Maine had upset the Pirates earlier in the tournament.
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Grinnell’s Sellergren Ties for Sixth in NCAA Golf
Grinnell College golfer Dave Sellergren sits in a five way tie for sixth after two rounds in Springfield Missouri at the NCAA college division tourney Ted Risser led the team with a 146 total but slipped with a 76 after opening 70 Grinnell teammates push for a strong finish.
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Hobbie Sparks Cardinals Past Giants in Two Hit Game
Glen Hobbie earned his first win for new teammates as the Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 2-1 in the nightcap after San Francisco won the opener 3-0. Jim Fregosi fueled the Angels with six RBIs in a 7-4 win over Cleveland, and Los Angeles swept the doubleheader 5-3 in the nightcap. Sparky Anderson assisted in Washington spring workouts, and Harry Walker took the Jacksonville managerial post in the International League.
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Queen Elizabeth II to test royal Ascot seating in new box
At Ascot, England, a bamboo framed chair in the new royal box is prepared for Queen Elizabeth II as she attends Royal Ascot starting June 20. Duke of Norfolk previews an 8 000 seat stand, with officials ready to guide guests through the two story archway.
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Glassed In Chair Adventure in the Queen's Seat
The narrator describes sitting in an ornate electric glassed in chair, testing its springs and upholstery. An attendant notes the act as already done, while the chair’s front glass lifts and lowers, revealing a refined, perfectly cushioned interior.
O Connor Posts Two Victories in State Junior Golf
Iowa City Finkbine course hosts quarterfinals as Bill O Connor among favorites. He defeats Mike Tomnaue 4 3 in round one and Tom Huiskamp 54 in round two. Ellis, Waugh, Worthington also win or bow out in early flights.
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Golfer from High Point Faces Bonallack in British Amateur
Dale Morey, 44, of High Point North Carolina, seeks a major upset in the British Amateur fourth round at Ganton England. He and three other Americans remain in the last 32 as he prepares to meet Michael Bonallack winner of the 1961 British Amateur.
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Pirates Sign 17-Year-Old Bobby Robertson
Pittsburgh Pirates announce the signing of Bobby Robertson an outfielder and third baseman from Mt. Savage High School in Maryland at age 17. The move adds a promising young player to the organization as reports note the deal was completed Wednesday.
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Hobbie Tops Giants in Two-Hit Win for Cardinals
Glen Hobbie delivered his best outing of the season, a two run supported victory over the San Francisco Giants. He allowed only two hits and one walk, aiding St Louis to a 2-1 win as Philadelphia trimmed the Giants’ edge in the standings with a 4-1 win over Pittsburgh and Leo Cardenas drove in the decisive 11th inning run for Cincinnati over the Dodgers.
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Major League Standings and Wednesday Results
The American League standings show Chicago leading with 31 wins and 4 losses, Baltimore 19 games back, and New York at 26 21. Wednesday's results include Boston 7 6 over New York in 1st game 10 innings, Los Angeles 7 5 over Cleveland in 11 innings, Chicago 2 1 over Baltimore, and Detroit 5 4 over Minnesota. Today’s schedule lists New York at Boston and Baltimore at Chicago among others.
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Weekend Visits Across States Highlight Local Socials
Grant and Richard Fe land of Almont North Dakota and Theodore Thompson of Lark North Dakota visited Lester and John Hendrickson homes and Mrs. Sanna Anderson in Nodaway. Chester Dotson guests of Omaha hosts and Hood River relatives. Janice Long and Lorna Embree back from Camp Wesley Woods Indianola. Wes Covington of the Phillies posted .303 for the season after hitting .356 on road and .249 at home.
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Negroes Vow to Resume Dixie March Despite Threats
In Tuscaloosa Alabama a singing church gathering pledged to resume demonstrations today and “fill up the jail” if needed to oppose segregation. Police Chief Marable warned arrests await marchers and Rev T Y Rogers said leaders will stage groups of 20 or fewer and expect to be jailed.
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National Safety Award Goes to Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Iowa earned the National Safety Council award of merit for 1963 for outstanding accomplishments in traffic safety. The city received certificates for safety education in schools and public programs. Ottumwa and Sioux City also received awards for accident records, traffic engineering, and school education initiatives.
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Local Social News Highlights Visits and Weddings
Cumberland residents host relatives from St Louis and Osccolz while others embark on trips to Minnesota Three Lakes and Underwood. Boone wedding brings Lensch and Piper together as Bond family receives visitors including Roger Bond back from service. Nebraska and Iowa travel merge with graduation at Council Bluffs and job moves to South Dakota for the summer.
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Couple Charged In Des Moines With Obscene Film Possession
A man Lloyd William Harding aged 63 and a woman Zita L. Vignola aged 41 were charged with possession of obscene pictures after a month long investigation by state and city officers. Bond set at 500 dollars each pending a June 25 hearing. Police cited undercover sting and raids at both suspects homes revealing three rolls of obscene film and money from the sale of such material. Officers said the probe followed complaints across Des Moines and the state about advertised obscene pictures mailed to residents.
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Lifesaving Classes Set to Begin at Sunnyside Pool
Junior and senior lifesaving courses start Monday at Sunnyside pool and run daily through June 20. Registration is required at the pool office. Junior students must be 12 to 15, seniors over 16. Bring texts, notebook, and clothes on day one. Aides should report at 10 a.m. Saturday in swimsuits.
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Local names listed by regional clubs and sponsors
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Plan Rodeo at Kimballton Diamond This Weekend
The Kimballton Commercial club sponsors the Junior Little Britches rodeo at the ball diamond Friday Saturday and Sunday. A rodeo queen will be chosen from Eileen Anderson Adeline Clemsen Janet Larsen Janvis Nelson and Ebba Overgaard. Events include senior division ages 14 18 and junior division ages 8 13.
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Keratolytic T-4-L Foot Remedy Promoted at Gregersen Drug Store
An advertisement urges using keratolytic T-4-L liquid to slough off infected skin and reveal healthy skin, with a 32 day money back guarantee. It also promotes T-4-L Foot Powder for sweat and odor and notes availability today at Gregersen Drug Store.
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