Belinsky Seeks Hawaii Stay Amid Pitching Rush
Bo Belinsky of the Los Angeles Angels, winless in part of the season, won 4-1 over Cleveland with nine strikeouts in his third straight victory. He asked manager to send him to Hawaii for recovery, but the request was denied as he stays with the Angels.
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Associated Press
Bo Belinsky
Hawaii
Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland
Angels
New York
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
City Recreation Baseball League Opens Week
Opening games for the 4-6 grade city recreation baseball league were rained out but regular play starts Wednesday. Six teams will meet on Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings with Tuesday night games at Sunnyside starting 5 30 p m. Giants meet Dodgers tomorrow night. Captains are Tim Ross Giants Denny Lantz Cardinals Richie Paige Dodgers John Roberts Twins Dave Thompson Mets and Duane Johnson Orioles.
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Sunnyside
Giants
Dodgers
Tim Ross
Denny Lantz
Cardinals
Richie Paige
John Roberts
Twins
Dave Thompson
Mets
Duane Johnson
Orioles
Ferraris Win Le Mans as Ford Hugs the Pace
In Le Mans France Ferrari wins the 24 hour classic with prototypes finishing 1 2 3 and a Ford Cobra in fourth. The Ferrari pair Jean Guichet and Nino Vacarelli set a speed record of 121.5 mph and distance record of 2 911 miles surpassing last year’s marks.
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France
Ferraris
Ford
Ferrari
Jean Guichet
Nino Vacarell
Italy
Ferreri
Olympic Hopefuls Show Strong NCAA Trials In Eugene
Olympic prospects improved as top collegians competed in Eugene Oregon at the NCAA meet. They set two college records, three meet records and tied another while Coach Bowerman praised Oregon as fielding likely the best U.S. team yet.
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Eugene Ore
USS
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Bowerman
Oregon
U.S
Bunning Pitches Perfect Game as Phillies Blank Mets
Jim Bunning of Philadelphia retires all 27 Mets and wins 6-0 in the first game of a double header. He becomes the first pitcher to win no hitters in both leagues and the first in 42 years to throw a perfect game in regular season play and win. Dick Stuart homers and drives in four in Boston's 9-6 victory over Baltimore, contributing to the Orioles' loss that drops them from first.
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Associated Press
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Phillies
New York Mets
Bunning
Dick Stuart
Boston
Red Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Bunning Delivers NLs First Perfect Game Since 1880
Philadelphia pitcher Jim Bunning no hits the New York Mets 6 0 at Shea Stadium on Father’s Day. He struck out 10 and preserved the gem with a key fifth inning play by Tony Taylor. The game marked the first National League perfect game since 1880 and the first regular season major league perfect game in 42 years.
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Shea Stadium
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Barbara Bunning
New York Mets
Slim Jim
John Stephenson
Barbara
Bunning
Philadelphia
Gus Tharmios
Detroit Tigers
Mets
Tony Taylor
Ea Wicked
Jesse Gonder
Taylor
Charlie Smith
George Altman
Stephenson
Midgets Rally To 21-8 Victory Over C&M
The Atlantic Elks Midgets opened their season with a 21-8 win over C&M at Sunnyside. Atlantic totaled 12 hits and exploded for a nine run second inning as 12 batters came to the plate. Howard Uecker had two doubles and a single to pace Atlantic, Ed Podolak homered, and Dave Duskin and Mike Osman added triples. C&M managed five hits led by Hensley with two singles. Atlantic will host Extra Wednesday at 8 pm and the Atlantic Cubs meet the Extra Cubs at 6 pm.
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Sunnyside
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Dave Duskin
Mike Osman
Charles Podolak
Christensen
Lehman
Parrott
Pierson
Hensley
Barry
Symonds
McLaren
Uecker
Juhler Ami McCardy
Atlantic Cubs
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Hc&m
Osso
Youngsters Try Water Skis in Spokane Ditch
In Spokane Washington five youngsters race along an eight foot irrigation ditch on water skis. Two joggers pull a fifth child on a water ski between them as amazed motorists watch the unusual display defying the machine age.
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Spokane Wash
Ridig Grand
Harris Throws No-Hitter To Lead Atlantic Merchants
Gary Harris retired the last 18 in a 4-1 no hitter over Gray at Gray field. Atlantic had eight hits including four for extra bases as Earl y Turnure hit a two run homer and Jack Richards Dick Hensley and Gary Kluever added key hits. Hoffman took the loss with three strikeouts and two walks. Atlantic hosts Jacksonville next, then Extra Friday.
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Gary Harris
Gray
Atlantic Merchants
Harris
Jim Jorgensen
Raynor Hemmingsen
Hoffman
Merchants
Roselle
Atlantic
Jacksonville
Venturi Wins U S Open Amid Vulture Gossip and Heat
Ken Venturi triumphed in the U S Open in blistering heat, fending off pursuers as he finished 278 after two rounds of 66 and 70. The piece notes Dan Nicklaus, bogeying the last three holes of round one, finishing 295, with the next major at St Andrews July 9-12, where Nicklaus seeks his first British Open title.
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Washington
Venturi
Jack
Scotland
Ken Venturi
Arnie
Dan Jack Nicklaus
Ohio Golden Bear
Nicklaus
Big Jack
Arnold Palmer
St. Andrews
Major League Baseball Standings and Results Summary
Major and National League standings listed with win loss records through recent games. Key teams include New York Yankees Baltimore Orioles Cleveland Boston Detroit Los Angeles Washington Kansas City and Chicago with daily results and upcoming schedule notes across multiple dates.
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Baltimore
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Boston
Detroit
Los Angeles
Washington
Kansas Ciy
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angels
Twinight
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Philaphie
San Fran
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
San Francisco
McKinley in Doubt for Wimbledon Start
Wimbledon officials weigh barring Chuck McKinley from the tournament as he faces disqualification over a Sunday Times advertisement. The American Davis Cup star from San Antonio is set to defend his title while a Times discussion with McKinley, Kramer, and Mulloy on promoting the game is published.
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Chuck McKinley
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Jack Kramer
Gardner Mulloy
Bunning Throws National League’s First Modern Perfect Game
Philadelphia ace Jim Bunning pitched a 6-0 no hit no base runner perfect game against the Mets in the first game of a Sunday doubleheader. It marked the NL’s first modern perfect performance, with Bunning retiring all 27 batters and becoming the first pitcher to win no hitters in both leagues. The Mets later notched three hits in the nightcap as Philadelphia moved atop the standings while other teams posted forward results.
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Harvey Haddix
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Phillies
Houston
Braves
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St Louis
Bruce Thompsons Win Nishna Hills Meet In Playoff
Mr and Mrs Bruce Thompson won the championship playoff in the southwest Iowa invitational two ball husband and wife tournament at Nishna Hills club. Other Atlantic pairs tied with 86s and multiple flights produced winners and runners up through fifth flight.
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Bruce Thompson
Southwest Iowa
Nishna Hills Club
Thompson
Howard Johnson
Cliff Erickson
Atlantic
G. O. Mason
Tom Brett
Council Bluffs
Cal Jacobsen
John Larsen
Harlan
Jim Kenefick
Carroll Strait of
Corning
Paul Marshall
Don Larimore
Avoca
George Pester
Harry Pump
Jim Rhoades
Glenwood
Ken Darrah
Ed Pinhero
Floyd Barnett
Dave Jones
Jack Shemat
Public Notice of Interstate 80 land condemnation near Atlantic
Iowa State Highway Commission seeks fee title to 15.2 acre parcel in Cass County for Primary Road 1‑8 project. Notice to multiple Hansen and Barnes kin and others with interests. Commissioners to view land and appraise damages on July 8, 1964 at 10:15 a.m. CST. Attorney General signs.
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Iowa State Highway Commission
State of
Iowa
Atlantic
Cass County
Mary Elizabeth Hansen
Heather Square
Pasadena
California
Evelyn E. Hansen Barnes
Summitt
Herbert Barnes
Harry Hansen
R.f.l
Marne
Alva L. Hansen
Fred J. Hansen
Louis W Hansen
Elsie V Hansen
St. P.M
NS Service
Said Ney
C.S.T
Evan Hultman
C. J. Lyman
Towa State Highway Commission
Omahan High at Gun Club Shoot
John Voss of Omaha was high overall with 241 of 250 in the Atlantic Gun Club trap shoot. William Deatherage of Hancock won the 16 yard event with 100 straight. Lynn Goodsell of Council Bluffs placed second after missing one target. Harry Harney led handicap with 97 and a three way tie for second at 94. Voss also won the doubles with 50 straight while C. C. Lippincott of Colfax was second with 47.
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Hancock
Lynn Goodsell
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Harry Harney
Granger
Kenneth Cragg
Des Moines
Verne Stiles
Jamaica
Dean Stoddard
Auburn
Nebr
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Colfax
Player trades allowed between leagues without waivers
The rule permits trades between the National and American Leagues from November 21 to December 15 without waivers, outlining the period and waiver exemption for interleague deals.
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