Bouton’s rise powers Yankees past Red Sox in 8-0 rout
Jim Bouton, once a reliever, pitched a four-hitter for his 10th win in six weeks as the Yankees beat Boston 8-0. New York widened its AL lead while Roger Maris added a homer and RBI in the decisive victory. The Red Sox slipped further behind entering a four-game set with Chicago.
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New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
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Cleveland
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al Smith
Stu Miller
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Minnesota
Detroit Tigers
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Tom Cheney
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Anges
Dick Stuart
Roger Maris
Johnson Wins Feature Race at Atlantic Speedways
Duane Johnson of Atlantic claimed the micro-midget feature event at Atlantic Speedways as Gene Nordbrock of Lin- Nordbrock finished third in the 30 lap race. Other winners included George Peterson, LeRoy Taylor, and Earl Brindley with fifteen cars competing. Don Robins Jr. shined in a crowd-pleasing show alongside the night’s main results listing.
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Duane Johnson
Atlantic Speedways
Gene Nordbrock
Lin- Nordbrock
George Peterson
Harlan
LeRoy Taylor
Lyman
Earl Brindley
Don Robins, Jr
Gary Dressler
Don Robins
Lincoln
Rollie Ackerman
Don Christensen
Wright Plans to Go Fishing After Western Victory
Miss Wright won the Women's Western Open with a 4 under par 202 at Maple Bluff Country Club. She earned $1,200 for the victory, boosting season earnings to $12,332 and extending her 1961 era dominance with seven wins in 11 events.
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Texas
Miss Wright
Soday
Maple Bluff Country Club
U. S. Tracksters Warm Up For Russian Meet
The United States team for the Moscow Russian meet features star sprinters and distance runners. Bob Hayes tied meet records in the 100 and Henry Carr equalized a 220 dead heat, while Peter McArdle and Brian Sternberg set records in the 6 mile and pole vault. The AAU announced a 51 man squad coached by Payton Jordan to compete across four major European meets starting in Moscow.
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America
Russia
Husky Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
AAU
U.S
Moscow
Payton Jordan
Stanford
Hayes Jones
Detroit
Jones
Ulf Williams
Arizona State
Cyrol Burleson
Eugene
Ore
Poland
West Germany
England
J. B.haralson
Burleson
Little Tom O'Hara
Chicago
Loyola
Cary Weisiger
Jim Beatty
Los Angeles
Beatty
Canada
Bill Crothers
Ron Zinn
Peter McArdle
New York
Brian Sternberg
Washington
Sternberg
Rhoades and Pagel Win Tournament at Nishna Hills
Herb Rhoades and Glenn Pagel won the men's two ball foursome at Nishna Hills Golf Course on Sunday with 79. Land Black and Paul Marshall were runners up in the championship flight with 80, while Keith Travis and Jack Barlow took third with 81.
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Herb Rhoades
Glenn Pagel
Nishna Hills
Marland Black
Paul Marshall
Keith Travis
Jack Barlow
Delbert Kullbom
Pinhero
Gordon Galiher
James Humphrey
Hart Green
George Couch
Gene Hockom
Jerry Kline
Ken Hinson
Jerry Barringer
Bill South
Ron Zike
Bob Kelso
Bob Haupt
Bob
Terry Hockom
Dressen Leads Detroit Clubhouse Crew in Boston
Detroit's new manager Charlie Dressen fronts a rebuilt coaching staff in Boston as the Bengals aim to rebound. Pat Mullin Stubby Overmire and Bob Swift join Dressen after the changeover, with all-new coaches hired to lift the team.
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Tigers
Detroit
Charlie Dressen
Boston
Bengals
Pat Mullin
Stubby Overmire
Bob Swift
Bobing
Mets Willey Shuts Out Opponents for Third Time
Mets pitcher Willey delivered his third shutout of the season helping New York rise from the NL cellar. Spahn won his 10th, hitting his 33rd homer as Giants stay tied for second while Cardinals fall behind Dodgers. Reds sweep Colts, Pirates top Cubs. Piersall homers in his Mets debut.
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Associated Press
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State of
Spahn
San Francisco Giants
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Colts
Colts
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Plersall
Zany Rum Willey
Philadelphia Phils
Tracy Stallard
al Jackson
Wisley
Cherryfield
Maine
Phils
Johnny Callison
Tony Taylor
Mets
Jimmy Piersall
Sports Roundup: Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Leagues
Detroit and Kansas City clash as New York and Boston fall behind in a busy weekend slate. National League standings show St Louis and San Francisco leading, with Cincinnati and Houston trailing. Sunday's results include Cincinnati 4 Houston 0 and Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 6, while Monday games feature San Francisco at St Louis and Los Angeles at Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
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Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louie
Bird Sell Defeats Kniss In Scenic City Golf Playoff
Jose Birdsell of Hampton beat Dale Kniss of Waterloo in a playoff for the Scenic City Amateur Invitational title. They tied at 108 for 97 holes in a dramatic final.
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Iowa Falls
Jose Birdsell
Hampton
Dale Kniss
Waterloo
Scenic City
Bonus Beauty Rays Shine for Phillies Trade Windfall
The Phillies’ $100,000 bonus beauty Ray Culp, a 21 year old right hander, already has eight wins for the Quaker City crew after nearly being sent to the minors at spring training. Culp was a 13 8 winner with Williamsport last year.
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Phillies
Ray Culp
Quaker City Crew
Culp
Williamsport
Boros Wins Open in Three Way Playoff
Julius Moose Boros, at age oldest to win the National Open, defeats Arnold Palmer and Jacky Cupit in a three way playoff. The 16 000 prize was tucked away after a sub par 70. Boros downplayed Palmer’s dominance and noted the public’s focus on the Big Three.
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Brookline, Mass
Julius
Moose) Boros
Boros
Arnold Palmer
Jacky Cupit
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Arnold
Connecticut
Creston Man Leads in Atlantic Gun Club Trap Event
Clyde Stice of Creston shot 228 of 240 to win the registered trap at the Atlantic Gun Club over runner-up Charles Goodsell of Council Bluffs with 227. Don Cox of Maryville won the handicap with 96 of 100 and the 200 singles with 191. Stice also took the 25 pair doubles with 45 of 50.
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Creston
Atlantic Gun Club
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Council ‘Bluffs
Don Cox
Maryville
Clyde Maxwell
Stice
W. B. Clements
Newton
Vern Harkins
de Soto
William Deatherage
Hancock
Goodsell
Darley Captures Another Iowa Tennis Title
Minnesota high school star Chuck Darley won the Hawk Eye Open men’s singles title by beating top seed Bill Ball of Waterloo 6 8 6 4. He had previously defeated Richard Stokstad Cedar Falls 6 3 6 3 for the boys 18 and under crown. Lucille Davidson of Kansas City captured the women’s singles title in a three set win over Barbara Dorsey.
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Des Moines
Minnesota
Chuck Darley
Rochester
Darley
Lucille Davidson
Kansan City
Kansas
Boxing Spotlight: Robinson Versus Giardello in Philly
Sugar Ray Robinson, 43, a five time middleweight champion, meets Joey Giardello, nearly 33 and No 3 contender, in the main 10 round bout at Philadelphia Convention Hall.
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Associated Press
Sugar Ray Robinson
Joey Giardello
Robinson
Giardello
Philadelphia
Convention Hall
Kimball Earns 250 At Western Open In Madison
Judy Kimball of Sioux City Iowa posted a 316 total over 72 holes to finish 10th in the Women s Western Open in Madison Wisconsin and collect 250 dollars.
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Madison
Wis
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
Acquittal in Flag Defilement Case against Ohio Teacher
Arlie McCartt, a 39 year old former Kenston High School teacher in Geauga County, Ohio, was acquitted by a Geauga County Common Pleas jury after stepping on an American flag in a classroom demonstration. The verdict found no malicious intent required by state law. McCartt, who resigned after protests last February 17, faced charges of defiling the flag.
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Chardon
Ohio
Geauga County Common Pleas
Arlie McCartt
Robert B. Ford
McCartt
Kenston High School
Report: Executives Paid Own Way on Paris Air Show Flight
The Defense Department confirms two private aircraft firm representatives paid their own way on a Air Force flight carrying a congressional delegation to Paris for the Paris Air Show. 17 congressmen and various committee officials traveled at government expense totaling 16224 dollars with no itemized breakdown. Dale Grubb of Avco Corp and Vernon A Johnson of Lockheed Aircraft Corp are the officers referenced. The firms hold defense contracts with the government and the visit was justified by official assignments in aviation space matters.
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Washington
Defense Department
Paris
Local Family Notices Include Sales and Visits
Adair owners sell business to Mrs. Dale Wedemeyer who takes charge July 1. MiltonDelaware visitors include Mr and Mrs Robert Furroughs and children Penny Bonnie Ricky. Omaha and Arcadia guests visit Perkins household. Arizona and California travelers visit relatives in town.
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Bonnie
Ricky
Milton, del
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Glen Perkins
Glen, Jr
Omaha
Perkins
William Leninger
Arcadia
Neb
W. H. Emgarten
Hugo Meyer
Tony ‘Jensen
Arizona
Charlie Tibben
Orange
Calif
Phillies rally past Cubs to climb NL cellar
Yesterday's Stars from Philadelphia, 5 to 0 and 4 to 1, pushed out of the National League cellar. Roberto Serna drove in runs and had two singles in a 7 to 6 victory over the Chicago Cubs.
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Philadelphia
Roberto Serna
Chicago Cubs
Scheppele Wins Fort Dodge Golf Tourney
Comedal ist Jim Scheppele of Waterloo captured the Fort Dodge Amateur Golf Tournament with a 54 hole total of 215, three strokes ahead of Floren DiPaglia of Desee John Liechty of Marshalltown tied Scheppele with a 71 Saturday, finished 152 for 96 holes Sunday in seventh place.
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Fort Dodge
Jim Scheppele
Waterloo
Floren DiPaglia
Desee
John Liechty
Marshalltown
Scheppele
Iowa Pitcher Jack Hamilton Reassigned for Dennis Bennett
Philadelphia optioned Morning Sun Iowa pitcher Jack Hamilton to the Little Rock farm team to clear space on the active roster for pitcher Dennis Bennett who is on the disabled list after a January broken ankle in Puerto Rico.
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Jack Hamilton
Morning Sun
Iowa
Philadelphia Phillies
Little Rock
Dennis Bennett
Bennett
Puerto Rico
Shaw wins 60 mile Road America sprint in Alfa Romeo
Bob Shaw of Pleasant Valley Iowa drove an Alfa Guillietta to victory in the 60 mile Road America sprint at Elkhart Lake Wisconsin. He averaged 70.713 miles per hour in the sports car race.
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Elkhart Lake
Wis
Bob Shaw
Pleasant Valley
Iowa
Flam Wins Mount Pleasant Amateur Golf Championship
Ben Flam of New London shot 108 for 27 holes to win the Mount Pleasant Amateur Golf Tournament. Tom Stewart of Burlington finished second with 109.
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Flam
Mount Pleasant
Ben Flam
New London
Tom Stewart
Burlington
Trotting Track in Lexington Oldest in U S Since 1873
The Lexington trotting track in Kentucky claims status as the oldest continuously operating harness track in the United States with meets held since 1873.
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Lexington, Ky
Lexington
United States
Jerry Van Dyke On Threshold Of TV Career
Jerry Van Dyke at 31 stands on the edge of a TV career as a comedian distinct from his brother Dick Van Dyke. He has hosted CBSs Picture This and will join The Judy Garland Show, splitting time between California and New York while his wife and children stay in California.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Dick van Dyke
Jerry
Rob
CBS
Picture This
Jack Benny
Judy Garland
New Life
California
Garland
New York
Eeds Oaks
NBC
Brookline
Mass
Pedersen Visit and California Guests In Elk Horn
Elk Horn notes show Nels H Pedersen of St Paul visiting his brother P K Pedersen and other relatives. Californians Viola Lee and her daughter with three children stay with the A N Jensens as the Andersen family heads to Minnesota to visit kin. Mrs Sere remains for a longer visit with her parents. Ed Steen attends Dana College summer session at Blair.
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Broomfield
Colo
Fred Sorensen
Axel Andersen
Salem Homes
Andersen
Lutheran Church
Racine
Wis
Clarence Klein
George Petersen
Iowa District Brotherhood
Cedar Falls
John Roy
Michelle
Calif
Andrew Petersen
James Sinnot
Downieville
Petersen
Elk Horn
Nels H. Pedersen
St. Paul
Ed Steen
Dana College
Blair
Man sought after stealing trophies from Don San judo school
Police in Hamilton Ohio seek a man whose weekend break in at Don San judo school led to the theft of three self defense trophies valued at 45 dollars. The incident occurred in a display case at the venue.
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Ohio
Telephone Call for News Service Offered
A note states that calling the office or The News Telegraph will bring readers prompt service and access to news assistance.
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Telegraph Office
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