Aguirre earns second win in long grind
Detroit pitcher Hank Aguirre snapped a 45-day winless stretch with a three-hitter as the Tigers beat Cleveland 3-1. Tampa Bay, er, Baltimore beat Los Angeles 4-2. Kansas City outlasted New York 5-4 in 11 innings while Chicago split with Washington 8-7 and 2-1 and Minnesota crushed Boston 14-3.
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Two boxing bouts reported from Miami Beach and Boise
In Miami Beach Chico Valez 135 pounds outpointed Henry Dominguez 135 1/2 by the Associated Press. In Boise Elmer Rush 210 1/2 outpointed Bill McMurray 213 1/2, San Francisco, by the Associated Press.
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Big Winners in Liberty Bell Park twin double bet
Three bettors shared a massive $15,216 payoff at Liberty Bell Park during the William Penn Racing Association meet. The event produced the largest twin double payout of the night. Mets rookie outfielder George Altman revealed he grew up a Brooklyn Dodgers fan in Goldsboro North Carolina.
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Wyatt credits All star honor to big relief man role
John Wyatt of the Kansas City bullpen chats about his All Star selection. He recalls his fifth win and 14 saves leading the A’s to 19 of 30 victories, credits Ed Lopat for teaching him a side arm curve and forkball, and denies using a spitter while joking about nickname slang.
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Perfect Game By Childers In Majors
Ash Grove pitcher Mark Childers threw a no hit game with eight strikeouts in a 19 to 0 win over 1st National Bank. Orley's Case remained undefeated at 9 5 with a 9 5 victory over Bank of Commerce.
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Cars Worth Million Dollars Entered in Garnett Races
A road course near Lake Garnett will host the sixth annual Grand Prix drawing 50 000 spectators with 100 plus race cars. Notable drivers include Graham Shaw Don Yenko Donna Mae Mims and Jack Hinkle in production and modified classes while police guard the town after last year’s youth unrest. The event runs Saturday trials Sunday 11am старт.
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Driving lesson ends with car crashing into home
Gary Indiana authorities report 15 year old Carol Jean Hinton lost control during a driving lesson. The car smashed into the James Graham residence, then the garage, struck a car inside, and pushed the Graham car into the living room, wrecking a piano. Estimated damage reaches $5,000 with no injuries.
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Mrs Graham Recalls European Food Markets Tour
Mrs Craig Graham, at the Chanute Rotary gathering, described a study tour of Western Europe and other markets arranged for U.S. food dealers by Kansas State University. She contrasted modern merchandising in West Berlin with higher prices and limited stock elsewhere, noting Moscow as drab and vigilant.
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Study tour criticizes U S schools and Soviet lessons
Mrs. Graham urged teaching communism as it is and capitalism in U S schools, and urged language courses besides English due to language barriers observed in Moscow Leningrad and Warsaw. She warned that U S freedom could be lost through indifference and smugness as visitors, including Mrs. Bruce Burris and Floyd Pratt, attended the meeting with Floyd Potter presiding.
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Recreation Calendar Tonight Schedule Highlights
Tonight venues include Junior High Band Royster at 4 to 5, Launching Pad at 6:30, and Band Concert at Central Park pavilion 8. Senior Teener League games at Santa Fe Park and Olson's Supermarket 6:30 with VFW at 8:30. Other events feature Rookie League at IGA Diamond 5:30, Women's Softball 7:30, Church Softball 9:00, Men's Baseball 8:00, plus Friday Science fair 9 to 12 and City-Wide Tennis 6 to 9.
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Roscoe Pound Dies at Age 93 in Cambridge
Roscoe Pound, famed legal scholar and former Harvard Law School dean, died at 93 in Stillman Infirmary. A memorial service is set for Tuesday at Memorial Church in Harvard Yard. Also noted is coach Sid Hudson of the Washington Senators who started his pro pitching with Sanford, Florida, posting 11 wins in 1938.
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Koufax and Marichal Earn 11th Wins in Big Games
Sandy Koufax and Juan Marichal both notched their 11th wins as the San Francisco Giants beat Pittsburgh and the Los Angeles Dodgers handled Philadelphia. Marichal improved to 11-3 with a 2.38 ERA while Koufax moved to 11-4 with a 1.84 ERA including his 56th career strikeout in his 10th game with double figures.
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Screen Actors Guild Invites Negotiation
Hollywood AP The Screen Actors Guild invited some television film producers to reopen talks Monday amid a looming strike threatened to begin next Thursday The 15 000 member union demands substantial pay raises for rerun films and shows shown abroad The strike would affect television actors announcers and singers in programs planned for next fall
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Gray Lumber and Olson's Triumphs in Senior Teener Action
Gray Lumber edged Self Service 5-4 in extra innings to close the gap atop the standings while Olson's Supermarket routed winless VFW 16-6. Tim Mitchell led Olson's with four hits, and Rick Clark earned the Gray Lumber win in relief.
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Monarchs Visit Chanute Outlaws For City Park Game
The Kansas City Monarchs, 15 time world champions, face the Chanute Outlaws in an evening game at City Park. Monarchs boast players who reached the majors including Robinson, Paige, Banks and Howard, with Pepe Morez joining as a feature. Outlaws hold 8-4 in East Central Kansas League play and 10-8 overall. manager Don Papst may share pitching with Cooper and Morgan.
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Baseball Scorecard shows varied results across games
San Francisco edged Pittsburgh 2 to 1 while St Louis defeated Milwaukee 6 to 0. New York beat Houston 8 to 6 and Cincinnati triumphed over Chicago 6 to 5 in ten innings. Los Angeles shifted past Philadelphia 3 to 2.
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Wednesday Baseball Scores From Across Leagues
Results show Kansas City over New York in 11 innings 5 to 4. Chicago defeated Washington 8 to 7. Baltimore beat Los Angeles 4 to 2. Minnesota crushed Boston 14 to 3. Detroit topped Cleveland 3 to 1. International League Buffalo edged Rochester 11 to 7. Toronto shut out Syracuse 2 to 0. Richmond beat Atlanta 5 to 4. Jacksonville defeated Columbus 9 to 6. Pacific Coast League Indianapolis beat Dallas 10 to 1. Arkansas won against Oklahoma City 3 to 2. Salt Lake City triumphed over Denver 5 to 3. Portland defeated San Diego 4 to 3. Tacoma beat Hawaii 5 to 4. Spokane at Seattle postponed due to wet grounds.
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