Marichal Seeks 30 Wins as Giants Win Prolificly
Juan Marichal improved to 10-0 with a 5-3 victory over Cincinnati, boosting his pace to 30 wins and matching Dizzy Dean’s 1934 mark. He also contributed a two run double, while maintaining a 0.89 ERA over 51 innings. Leo Cardenas hit a solo homer off Marichal in the seventh and a second homer in the ninth. The Giants, leading the NL in pace and second in hitting, chase the milestone as other NL and AL games unfold.
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Canadian Chuvalo and Bonavena seek bout to finish in New York
Heavyweights George Chuvalo of Canada and Oscar Bonavena of Argentina will ask the New York State Boxing Commission to permit them to fight to the finish in their June 23 match. The last fight to the finish was Ad Wolgast versus Battling Nelson in 1910 in Port Richmond California.
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Major Minor Baseball Draft Set For Next Week at Roosevelt Hotel
The second annual summer free agent draft will take place in New York at the Roosevelt Hotel next Tuesday and Wednesday. Giants have first pick in phase one for unsigned draftees, while final phase follows inverse order of 1965 standings. Masters of each league set selection limits. players may repeat drafts but cannot be reselected by signing teams.
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Soda Pop League Teams Plan Afternoon Workouts in Bonham
Coach Cotton Ford urges 9 to 11 year old boys without teams in Bonham Boys Baseball to join Junior Texas or Soda Pop league squads. Buffs, Redskins, Jaguars coordinators set daily field workouts with 5 pm start and 6 pm finish. Managers Bill Lucas, Bill Sanderson, Bobby Sanderson, T L Hayes and David Jones prepare season changes with Rev. Leonard Richardson coordinating.
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Oilers GM Says Talk With Brodie Was General
Houston upi Don Klosterman Houston Oilers general manager said he spoke in general terms with San Francisco 49ers quarterback John Brodie. They visited several hours during Brodie's weekend in Houston to play golf at Champions course. Brodie and Klosterman are long-time friends and kept football talk to a minimum.
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Guokas Signs Two Year Pact With Philadelphia Warriors
St. Joseph's College standout Matt Guokas agreed to a two year contract with the Philadelphia Warriors Tuesday. The 6 foot 6 guard averaged 17.5 points per game last season and chose pro basketball over another collegiate season while finishing schooling in the off season.
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Hill wins Indy 500 as Ward retires and rookie Stewart named Rookie of the Year
Graham Hill of Britain captures a record 156 297 dollars from a 691 304 dollar purse at the Indianapolis 500 victory banquet while Rodger Ward announces his retirement from auto racing. Jackie Stewart is named Speedway rookie of the year after a tough finish.
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Big Thicket Park Proposal Gains Backing From Texas Officials
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission backed turning the Big Thicket into a state park system. It urged the legislature to create the park and forest authority and fund land purchases. Dempsie Henley of Liberty urged acquisition of about 7,500 acres with potential for 7,500 more donated by landowners.
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Rusk Seeks Finnish Backing on Viet Nam Strategy
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk met President Kekkonen in Helsinki after discussions with Finland's top leaders. The talks centered on Viet Nam policy and a Nordic nuclear-free zone, ahead of a NATO conference in Brussels.
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Radford urges Haiphong blockade avoid bombing port
Admiral Arthur W. Radford argues at a news conference that the United States should blockade Haiphong to stop military supplies while avoiding bombing to keep the port available for future use. He promotes the World Youth Crusade For Freedom, an anti Communist group.
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Tailender Austin Whips El Paso Sun Kings 15-5
Austin scored nine runs in the fourth inning to rout El Paso 15-5 in Texas League action. Frank Funk pitched a complete game for Austin as they piled up 18 hits to El Paso’s seven with two home runs. Arkansas beat Dallas Fort Worth 5-4 in 11 innings as Felix Roque earned the win in relief.
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Cubs Pitcher Ed Reulbach Shuts Out Dodgers Twice in One Day
Ed Reulbach of the Chicago Cubs became the only major league pitcher to throw two shutouts in a single day, defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers 10 to 5 and 0 to 3 in 1908.
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Indirect Threats and Shifts in East Asia Reach South Korea
UPI reports rising Chinese threats over Vietnam and potential disruption of South Korean elections as North Korean infiltrations resurface. Britain eyes Malaysia Indonesia talks for force drawdown while Belgium Congo relations warm after financial settlements. US submarine visit to Yokosuka tests anti American sentiment. De Gaulle pursues Eastern Europe outreach with planned Soviet visit.
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Philadelphia shortstop William Shindle's 1890 error season
William Shindle played for Philadelphia in 1890 and made 115 errors at shortstop during the season.
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