Dodger Koufax Dominates Mets as All-Star hunches rise
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax delivered a sensational five hitter with 12 strikeouts, boosting his 14th win as pressure grows on Freddy Hutchinson to pick the NL All-Star starter. Don Drysdale and Don Hoak of the Pirates sparked a tense battle for third place, while the Giants cling to a half game lead behind.
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Koufax Aims to Break Feller Strikeout Record
Los Angeles AP reports Sandy Koufax, at 26, eyes Bob Feller’s single season strikeout mark after posting 183 K in 140 2/3 innings by midseason. If he sustains pace, he could finish around 366 strikeouts, surpassing Feller’s 1946 record.
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Indians Rally To Take Second Game In Omaha Doubleheader
American Association action saw three doubleheaders Sunday with no shift in the standings. Indianapolis led by 24 games, as Omaha edged Denver, and the Indians beat Omaha 6-5 after a 5-1 loss. Denver routed Oklahoma City 10-1 then fell 5-2 in the nightcap. Louisville shut out Dallas Fort Worth 4-0 but lost 3-1 in the nightcap.
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Osuna Surges Toward Wimbledon Semifinals
Rafael Osuna Mexico's tennis star advances in the Wimbledon singles with eight still in contention. He faces Neale Fraser next as the next round pits an Australian-dominated draw. Rising American Billie Jean Moffitt and Darlene Hard push to challenge for the women's title amid strong global opposition.
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Veeck's Back Fans Love It in Chicago
CHICAGO AP Nobody hit a homer but the scoreboard sparked with sounds and fireworks as Bill Veeck returned to Sox Park his first visit since selling the White Sox last year. He spoke of plans to promote his book and possibly return to baseball, noting doctors give cautious hope after a Mayo Clinic visit. He criticized Ford Frick and floated Hank Greenberg as a future commissioner while predicting changes in minor league structure and college player development.
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Senators to welcome astronauts in Houston ceremony
U S Senators and Representatives will take part in the initial welcoming of the nation’s astronauts to Houston on Wednesday. A Houston attorney Buck C Miller reports over 900 signatures collected to petition the secretary of state to place his name on the November 6 general election ballot as an independent candidate for Harris County probate judge. Carter Younis was elected state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the closing session of their state convention. Osteopathic physicians at Community Hospital Jacinto City finish a polio vaccine drive in the Jacinto City area. Property tax changes in Pasadena stem from the Houston Pasadena annexation dispute settlement. Mrs Clara Torre 6 was fatally injured when struck by a car in Houston.
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Youth Kills Stepfather After Family Fight
Houston teenager Joseph Barbaria, 17, said he shot his stepfather John T. Denton, 47, to protect his mother during a family argument at the Bellaire home. Denton, an assembly line machine engineer, lay fatally wounded with four 22 caliber bullets. Barbaria said Denton slapped and pushed his mother, then jerked her from bed. Barbaria was released on own recognizance and the case will go to the Harris County Grand Jury.
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Convention Attendee Planned by Painters Local 945
Robert Baker a business representative of Painters Local Union No 945 will attend the Building Trades and Painters convention July 11 to 14 in San Antonio.
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Channelview Hospital Beat Admittances and Dismissals
Channelview Hospital Beat lists admissions and dismissals with many names and locations. Admitted individuals include Evela Inez Eilers and Lewis Neil Hill in Channelview, Harmon Turner in Houston, and Jessie Lee Sanders in Channelview among others. Dismissals include Vernon Rodgers in Houston and Una Faye Kizer in Channelview with additional names in Houston and Channelview. A stray note references Wheat germ as part of the wheat kernel from an unrelated Persia/Arabia line.
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Lindstrom Wins U S Women's Open in Rainy Finish
Myrtle Beach AP News reports Marie Machenaie Lindstrom captured the U S Women's Open title with a 301 total, earning $1,800 for the winner from an $8,000 purse. Ruth Jessen and Jo Ann Prentice tied for second at 303, each collecting $1,000. Mickey Wright faltered with a triple bogey early in round three.
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Hospital Beat Admits List From San Jacinta and Gulf Coast
New arrivals list multiple patients admitted to hospitals with names and room numbers in San Jacinto Highlands Highlands and Gulf Coast regions. Includes Donny Leslie Peterson and Loucile Skeen among others, plus a note of a newborn to Mr. and Mrs. Murry Alewine on Lat Gulf Coast.
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East Central LL Champs To Play In Baytown Tournament
East League champions Cardinals and Central League champions Lions Club Lions will open a double elimination Major Little League tourney at Ward Road Park Baytown at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Winners meet Kiwanis Club Indians on Thursday with a move to Lakewood Park at 7 p.m. Friday. Losers fight on for survival and the final is set for Lakewood Park at 7 p.m. Monday.
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Notice of Beer Retailers on Premises License Application
Filma Gear Dodd has filed for a Beer Retailers on Premises license at 1310 West Rant St. The business is described as a loenh brea? Jane Oy, 1008 dety 4 1989.
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