Marichal Fires No Hitter as Giants Top Colts 1 0
Juan Marichal pitched a no hitter over the Houston Colts for a 1 0 San Francisco win lifting the Giants to first in the National League. He walked two, struck out five, and faced 29 batters. Willie Mays and Dick Drott details noted with McCovey catch and key plays.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Sandy Koufax
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Los Angeles
Withee McCovey
Carl Warwick
Bob Aspromonte
Dominican Republic
Carl Hubbell
Pittsburch Pirates
New York Giants
Dick Crott
Jim Davenport
Willie Mays
Drott
Chuck Hiller
Davenport
al Spangler
Aspromonte
Spangler
Bob Lillis
McCovey
Warwick
Ret Staub
Mays
Legion Chiefs Handle Pottsboro Owls 11-2 in Friday Victory
The American Legion Chiefs routed the Pottsboro Owls 11-2 with eight hits and seven errors by Pottsboro. A decisive fourteenth inning surge came in the fourth as Shockley belted a home run and Bonham led 2-0 early. Stevens pitched a complete game with 12 strikeouts, five hits allowed, and no walks.
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Chiefs to face Gener al Cable at VA Center Field
The Chiefs will play General Cable again Tuesday night at VA Center Field starting at 8 p.m.
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Ramos Shutsout Senators In Seven Strong For Indians
Pedro Ramos returned from a three week layoff to pitch seven innings and allow just one hit as the Cleveland Indians beat the Washington Senators 4-0. Ramos retired 20 in a row before Jim King doubled in the seventh and finished after seven with Ted Abernathy closing out the win.
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Chuck Hinton
Ted Abernathy
Washington
Rain Forces Postponement of Red Sox Orioles Game
A steady rain at Fenway Park caused the Boston Red Sox and Baltimore Orioles game to be postponed. The Red Sox announced the game will be played Monday afternoon.
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Hankins Big Triple Lifts Athletics Past White Sox
Jay Hankins slammed a two run triple and went three for four as Dale Willis and John Wyatt combined on relief to give the Kansas City Athletics a 4-3 win over Chicago. Hankins’ fifth inning drive scored Wayne Causey and Ted Bowsfield to erase a 2-0 Chicago lead. An earlier Athletics run came on Chuck Essegian’s single, an infield out, and Causey’s hit.
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Dale Willis
John Wyatt
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Wayne Causey
Ted Bowsfield
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Causey
Cloninger Saves Braves In Five Three Win Over Phillies
Tony Cloninger earned his first victory of the year with eight strikeouts over 4 2 3 innings as the Braves beat the Phillies 5-3. A wild fifth inning featured a pinch hit by Clay Dalrymple driving in two runs and other late-inning hits by Bob Oldis and Johnny Callison.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Klippstein
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Clay Dalrymple
Denny Lemaster
Bob Oldis
Johnny Callison
Mets Rally Triumph Over Reds On Late Homers
In Cincinnati, rookie Ed Kranepool and Charlie Neal homered in the eighth inning to break a 1-1 tie, lifting the New York Mets to a 4-1 win over the Reds as starter Tracy Stallard battled Joey Jay.
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Charlie Neal
Tracy Stallard
Joey Jay
New York Mets
Reds
Dodgers Beat Cubs 4-1 Behind Drysdale Strong Seven Hit CG
Dodgers stay tied for first with Giants by defeating the Chicago Cubs 4-1. Don Drysdale tossed a complete game on seven hits, striking out six with no walks, improving to 8-7 this season while Larry Jackson took the loss after allowing four runs.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
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Larry Jackson
Drysdale
Angeles Rally Sends Twins Down In Tight Tilt
Los Angeles scored four unearned runs in the third inning, including Hank Foiles' homer, to beat the Minnesota Twins 9-6 on Saturday.
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Yanks Rally Past Tigers For 9 2 Victory
New York upends Detroit 9 2 to seize AL lead as Al Downing endures seven walks and seven hits yet fans nine. Tom Tresh hits a two run homer while Hector Lopez drives in four with a double and single.
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Tom Tresh
Hector Lopez
Summer Recreation Programs Start Under Coach McElhannon
The schools and city launch a month long summer program led by Coach Jack McElhannon offering swimming baseball and tennis at Bonham State Park. Morning schedules separate by grade with free swim for younger students and paid access for older groups. Transportation provided from the high school.
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Standings show major league leaders by league and club
United Press International lists top hitters and pitchers in the National and American Leagues. Notables include Hank Aaron of the Braves and Roberto Clemente of the Pirates leading NL in runs batted in and batting, with Kaline and Williams among AL leaders, plus pitching leaders such as McBean and Radatz highlighting season stats.
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Fischer
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Five Negro Students Admitted at Lenoir Rhyne College
Five Afro American students accepted for credit work at Lenoir Rhyne College in Hickory North Carolina marking the first integration at the Lutheran affiliated school. President Kennedy sought assurances from Governor Wallace on keeping peace at the University of Alabama before National Guard status change. About 1200 troops returned to Ft Benning from Ft McClellan while 800 were withdrawn earlier. A Friday night clash between Negroes and whites in Cleveland Ohio marked the city’s first such disturbance in 16 years.
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George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
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Hickory
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Ala
Birmingham
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Cleveland
Ohio
Health minister resigns amid Tory leadership fears
The health minister faced concerns of a possible rebellion within the Tory ranks that could threaten Macmillan. He had resigned once before on principle, and Powell, in a Norfolk address, asserted that the prime minister’s personal honor and integrity remained unsullied throughout the Profumo affair.
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Norfolk
Dodgers rout Texaco Texans 14-4 in Texas league clash
The KN Root Beer Dodgers overwhelmed Texaco Texans 14-4 Friday night in a Texas league game halted early due to the 10 run rule after a nine run third inning. Scott McAnally earned the win, allowing three hits in three innings while the Dodgers had 11 hits. The Washers and Sparks tied 10-10 at six innings under the time limit, with Sparks threatening in the bottom of the sixth.
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General Cable Sparks
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Sparks
Turbyfiill Holds To Loop Lead In Pinspotters League
Turbyfiill Texaco remains first in the Bonham Lanes Pinspotters League despite one loss this week. Alene Barker topped the week with a 547 series and 221 game, followed by Maudine Carey 463 and Clara Brown 435. Marie Mankin 190 and Dutchie Ford 180 led the top games. Wingate Fence posted the week’s best team figures with a 750 game and 2,197 series. Results: Turbyfiill Texaco 3 Chas. Carter Chev 1 Comics Cigarette 3 Vera's Style Shop 1 Wingate Fence 3 Bonham Mfg 1.
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Bonham Lanes
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Maudine Carey
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Marie Mankin
Dutchie Ford
Wingate Fence
Texaco
Chas. Carter
Comics Cigarette
Vera’s Style Shop
Bonham
Awards Night Speakers Set for County Club Programs
The program lists Tom Blacketer from Valley Creek to give the invocation and Lloyd Skinner of Alen's Point to offer the benediction. J. F. McKnight of the Bonham Chamber will welcome, Eldon Donaldson of Mulberry County Council will respond, with Mrs. Mable London and county club reps handling refreshments and decorations. Lee Morrow serves as general chair of the arrangements committee.
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Tom Blacketer
Valley Creek Club
Lloyd Skinner
Alen's Point Club
J. F. McKnight
Bonham Chamber of Commerce
Eldon Donaldson
Mulberry
Mable London
Lee Morrow
Memoir of Texas settler recounts frontier glimpses
Grandchildren recall Mrs Sam Hancock speaking of Cole Younger Jesse James the first train into McKinney and buffalo hides hauled to Fort Worth. She collected pitchers rocks and read avidly while eyesight lasted. Survivors include sons Sam W. Hancock Jr and George L Han.
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Cole
Jesse James
McKinney
Fort Worth
Sam W. Hancock, Jr
George L. Han
Cardinals Pay Final Tribute To Pope John
More than 60 cardinals attended a solemn mass at the Vatican for Pope John XXIII. A likely papal election candidate was among the mourners as three more masses lead to Monday funeral rites and a conclave to elect the 261st successor.
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John XXIII
Apostolic Palace
St. Peter
Family notices passage without flowers requested
The obituary lists survivors including three daughters Miss Myrtle Hancock and Miss Phebe Hancock both of Bonham and Mrs. A R Johnson of Denison, plus five grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. The family will be at Wise Funeral Home between 7 and 8 p.m. Sunday and requests no flowers.
Final Tribute Paid Medgar Evers in Jackson
Medgar Evers was honored with a funeral in Jackson Mississippi with more than 4,000 mourners including his widow Myrlie Evers and two of their children. President Kennedy sent condolences and spoke of Evers’ work toward equal rights for all. The services were held at the Negro Masonic temple as dignitaries and citizens gathered to remember the slain civil rights leader.
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Medgar Evers
Mississippi
Kennedy
Evers
Negro Masonic Temple
Pipeline May End Los Angeles Smog
Gulf Pacific Pipeline Co. seeks federal approval to build a $314 million gas line from Katy and pledge fields north of Houston to Southern California. The line aims to supply the Los Angeles area and argue that cleaner energy could help reduce smog.
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UPI
Houston
California
Los Angeles
Gulf Pacific Pipeline Co
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Federal Power Commission
Katy
Pledge
WANTED Men Women for U S Civil Service Jobs
Wanted men and women ages 18 to 52 to prepare for U S Civil Service openings in the area over the next year. Jobs pay up to 446 a month to start with strong advancement and security. Many positions need little education and experience but tests are required. Lincoln Service offers test prep, not government funded, with free information by mail today.
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