Power and Skill Lift Cardinals Past Pirates 5-1
Pitcher Bob Gibson shone with a six hitter and 12 strikeouts as the Cardinals defeated the Pirates 5-1 in St. Louis. Ken Boyer and Bill White homered to spark the offense, with White driving in a run in the eighth and Boyer adding a solo shot. The victory improves nothing for the pennant chase, leaving St. Louis 10 games back of Philadelphia. Curt Simmons to start next vs Pittsburgh, while Bob Veale also rests tonight.
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Dental fittings for 40 players prep gridiron practice
Nearly 40 junior and senior high school football players were fitted for dental fittings at Dr. L. L. McCune's office last night in advance of practice starting next Monday. Athletic director Jerry Steele announced the second fitting session will be tomorrow at Dr. R. W. Good's office at 7 p.m. A reminder: physical exams for all boys planning to participate in any sport will be at Ashley Clinic at 7 p.m. Friday with a $3 fee.
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Thornburg notes picnic and family gatherings in area
Thornburg Home Demonstration Unit held a picnic supper at Ninety Nine Park for families. Reports of Mrs. L. J. Owens improving at a Fredonia hospital. Carl Stone hosted a Sunday family dinner for August birthdays with honorees Sharon Bradford Lee Bradford Pamela Stone and guests. Visitors included the Bradfords and Stones families, and local trips to Woolaroo Ranch Oklahoma. Forte Scott Carver reunions and Wichita visits by Russell and Seward.
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State GOP Meets Today in Topeka
In Topeka Republicans gather for a 10 a m start to ratify gubernatorial candidate William Avery's state slate. Oliver Hughes, 42, Wichita attorney, chairs Avery's primary campaign as state chairman. vice chair is Mrs. Clark Kuppinger of Prairie Village. state secretary is Mrs. Betty Jo Roberts of Garden City. state treasurer is Bob Talkington, Lola attorney.
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Boxing Results From Tokyo Helsinki and New Bedford
Fight results report three bouts with multiple boxers named by city country and weight. Eliseo Aranda 148 from the Philippines stopped No boru Saito 148 of Japan in Tokyo. Dorado Argentine and Illi Maeki of Finland drew 12 for junior welterweights in Helsinki. Ike White 160 of Philadelphia outpointed Mike Pusateri 162 of Brockton Mass 10 in New Bedford.
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Recreation Calendar Tonight's Soccer and Softball Showdowns
Soccer at City Park features Red Birds against Buzzing Blue Bombers at 6:00 and Finders versus Surfin Birds at 6:45. Church softball at Highland Park has Grant Avenue Baptists facing Lutherans at 7:30 and St Patrick's versus Knights of Columbus at 9:00. Also a Children's Drama at Launching Pad from 9:00 a.m. to noon.
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Racing Driver Jack McLaughlin Dies of Nazareth Speedway Injuries
Jack McLaughlin aged 30 of ThoroFare New Jersey, a noted East Coast racing driver, died in St Luke's Hospital Bethlehem after sustaining injuries in a Sunday race at Nazareth Speedway.
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Hawaii Celebrates Fifth Year Statehood Growth and Debate
Hawaii marks five years since joining the Union with rapid growth, rising tourism and population on Oahu, while critics warn of high costs and urban sprawl. Officials cite 1963 defense spending totaling about 369 million dollars as a major revenue base. Kaiser predicts one million tourists yearly by 1970 and population near a million.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Summary
Baseball scores from the American and National leagues with standings. Monday results include Minnesota 4 Chicago 3 and Chicago at Minnesota upcoming games. International and Pacific Coast leagues report multiple results across Jacksonville Richmond Rochester Toronto Columbus and more with several night games listed.
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Kans Campers to Hold Third State Convention at Toronto Point
More than 1200 people from 27 Kansas camping chapters will gather at Toronto Point September 5 to 7 for the Kansas Campers Association third annual convention. Officials from state and federal agencies will attend. Gov. John Anderson and candidates Bill Avery and Harry Wiles have been invited. Plans focus on the 1966 National Campers and Hikers Association meeting to be held in Kansas, with 4000 families from all 50 states expected to attend. Ray Shields of Pittsburg is president of the Kansas group.
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Mrs Grimes Dies After Fatal Attack At Farm
Mrs Burleigh Grimes, 56, wife of Hall of Fame pitcher Burleigh Grimes, died of a heart attack at the family farm near Trenton Missouri. She had shown no prior illness. Burleigh Grimes, named to the Hall of Fame last year, works as a Baltimore Orioles scout.
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UB Trinity and K of C Win Softball Games
UB Trinity defeated First Baptist 11 to 9 to open the second round in the Church Softball League tourney. In the nightcap Knights of Columbus beat Christians 19 to 10 with 15 hits and clean defense. Max Grogan and Adrian Dalton starred for UB Trinity, while Bud Taylor took the mound for First Baptist.
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St Patrick's Ice Cream Social and league softball clash
Classified notices announce St Patrick's Ice Cream Social on August 30 in the St Pat's parking lot with decor prizes and 25 cent cake and ice cream. Action tonight features Grant Avenue Baptists versus Lutherans in Highland Park, followed by St Patrick's vs Knights of Columbus in a losers bracket softball showdown. Score summaries show Baptist 9 Trinity 8 after 9 innings and K of C Christians 11, Trinity 9 in another game.
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Nameless Nine Take Third, Face Fredonia Next
Chanute reports the Nameless Nine girls softball team earned third place with a 7 to 1 win over Columbus. Sue Brown pitched and Linda Rice caught for the Nameless Nine, while Strickland Hair Salon defeated Page Milk 15 to 5 in the title game. The Nameless Nine host Fredonia tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. with a return at Fredonia Saturday.
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Chiefs optimistic bid to win AFL West in 1964 season
Kansas City Chiefs coach Hank Stram outlines a plan to rebound from 1963 chaos as injuries hit training camp. Veteran core with Len Dawson and Eddie Wilson backed by rookie Pete Beathard faces Stoic opposition from San Diego and Oakland. Burford and McClinton sidelined but Stram experiments with Abner Haynes while Buck Buchanan and Bobby Bell anchor a versatile defense.
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