American League Explodes Myth in All Star Game
The AL bats led by Rocky Colavito Leon Wagner and Pete Runnels pounded NL pitching at Wrigley Field 7-1 win. John Roseboro homer for the NL, but the AL fielded flawless defense and rallied with a seventh inning surge. Managers Houk and Hutchinson used large rosters as Mantle and Kaline rested.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rocky Colavito
Leon Wagner
Pete Runnels
John Roseboro
Runnels
Colavito
Wagner
Leading Dodgers and Yanks Enter Countdown Stage
The American League leading Yankees and the National League leading Dodgers begin the final third of the season amid injury concerns. Mantle sits out the All-Star game and Koufax eyes a rebound after a numb finger hampered his form.
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Dodgers
Yanks
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mickey Mantle
Sandy Koufax
Mantle
Washington
Koufax
Pittsburgh
Yankees
Bill Stafford
Claude Osteen
Senators
Erie Area People and Travel Notices at Lansing
Residents and visitors in the Erie area are mentioned across various trips and arrivals. Farm sales shift ownership to Oliver Craig while the Depees move to Parsons. Several relatives travel for vacations and family visits to Beloit Glen Elder and other towns as well.
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Oliver Craig
St. Paul
Parsons
C. P. McKinnie
Beloit
Glen Elder
Gordon
Dale Hughes
Thayer
Rosalie Hughes
Topka
Viva Barnes
Chanute
Orville Killian
Gladys Fones
Kent
J. L. Ratliff
Kansas City
Charles Ratliff
Harold Rowland
Girard
Bowling Scores Merry-Mixers League Final Standings
Final standings list teams Hits & vs Chips Chiple's Four Squares Greennorns Untouchables Dummies Pin Benders and others. High scores include C Hinkle 186, J Summers 178, J Williams 210, Cordner 176, Morarity 177, with totals 613 630 and 783 for respective clubs.
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V. la Ee
Cecwcacs
C. Hinkle
Chiple
J. Summers
T. Morarity
J. Morarity
E. Beit
Cordner
Recreation Calendar Highlights From Local Parks and Leagues
Today scheduled activities include playgrounds at Highland Park and City Park from 2 to 5 p.m. and an adult swimming class at Municipal Pool from 7 to 8 p.m. Group 1 and 2 sessions, teener and Pee Wee leagues, archery, tin craft, and senior and major league games are listed across City Park, Roosevelt, Murray Hill, and nearby fields with matchups such as Ellis vs Naff & Bolze and Montgomery Ward vs Chanute Lumber. The note ends with a historical fact about Ch'in Shih Huang Ti, third century BC, noting his many palaces and fear of assassination.
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Highland Park
City Park
Roosevelt
Murray Hill
Municipal Pool
American Legion
Lawrence
Chanute
Rooster Stadium
Ellis
Naff & Bolze
Hans Flowers
B & H Market
EUB Field
NuWay Cleaners
Johnson Studio
IGA Field
Montgomery Ward
Chanute Lumber
Papst
White
Gifford
Buzzerd
Topeka
First National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Consolidated Oil
Merle Kelly Ford
Ch'in Shih Huang Ti
China
B. C
Sentencing Delayed for Brown in Game Fixing Case
Louis John Lou Brown former UNC basketball player pleads guilty to game fixing and awaits sentencing now set for Aug 9 in Durham Superior Court. Judge McKinnon postpones as three other defendants from similar charges proceed to trial that date. Brown testified about gambler Aaron Wagman of New York and contact with teammates through Jerry Vogel. Wagman Vogel and Greene named defendants to be tried. Greene’s attorney says he will plead guilty. Brown also faces related sentencing in New York.
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Durham
N.C
Louis John Lou Brown
University of North Carolina
Henry A. McKinnon Jr
Dan K. Edwards
Durham Superior Court
Brown
Aaron Wagman
New York
Wagiman
Jerry Vogel
University of Alabama
Wagman
Mitchell Buick Blanks Nation Cleaners 11-0 in Pee Wee league
Mitchell Buick defeated Nation Cleaners 11-0 behind Bret Richmond's one hit pitching. The win marked Mitchell's 12th straight victory in the Pee Wee League.
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Mitchell Buick
Nation Cleaners
Cleaners
Bret Richmond
Mitchell
Four Million Fans Pro Grid Prediction
Moraga California AP Commissioner Pete Rozelle predicts four million fans will attend NFL games this fall and that about 50 percent of league stadium capacity will be sold in advance. He notes Dallas remains a problem with weak advance sales despite overall favorable league conditions.
All Stars Triumph 9 4 in Baseball All-Star Clash
The American League All-Stars defeated the National League All-Stars 9 to 4. The day’s schedule included New York at Washington, Los Angeles at Cleveland, and Minnesota at Baltimore with only these games on tap.
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Washington
Angels
Fli Grba
Cleveland
Jim Perry
Minnesota
Twins
Baltimore
Camilo Pascual
Orioles
Jack Fisher
Dodgers
Pirates
New York
Los Angeles
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
Nation's Nine Triumphs Despite Close Defeat
Richmond led by Ronnie Raple with five strikeouts and Gregg Walker earned a safety off a pitch. Mike Collins started on the mound for the losers, replaced by Elmer White who then moved behind the plate as Collins took White's role. Five hits were recorded by the opponents.
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Richmond
Ronnie Raple
Gregg Walker
Mike Collins
Elmer White
Collins
White
Moor Ori
Global Briefs: Fires and unrest ripple across continents
AP reports a Buddhist priest in Formosa guiding eight men to walk on burning coals for protection against cholera, resulting in serious burns and the priest's arrest. In Helsinki reinforced police guard protests tied to the World Youth Festival. Poland drafts a family code raising men's minimum marriage age to 21 while keeping 18 for women. In Panmunjon UN commands accuse North Korea of 91 armistice violations. In Lima a bomb damages the Unit ed Press International office with minor injuries. A Mount Pelee survivor, a lone prisoner, remains the sole survivor of the 1902 eruption in Martinique.
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Taipei
Formosa
Yang Chi-teh
Pao Chen
Warsaw
Poland
Justice Ministry
Oguchi and Gill Win by Points in Tokyo and Santa Monica
In Tokyo Akira Oguchi aged 123 from Japan outpoints J Aragon 123 from the Philippines over 10 rounds. In Santa Monica Sonny Gill 1592 from Pasadena defeats Hugo Medina 15942 from Argentina, also by points over 10 rounds.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Akira Oguchi
Japan
J Aragon
Philippines
Santo Monica
Calif
Sonny Gill
Pasadena
Hugo Medina
Argentina
House rejects Kennedy plan for shelter program
The House killed the 568 million shelter program in Kennedy's civil defense package while approving 80.5 million for other defense projects. It trimmed about a billion dollars from administration requests but authorized 2 billion more than last year, largely for NASA.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Appropriations
Agen- Kennedy
Department of Defense
Public Health Service
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
GSA to Administer Lead and Zinc Subsidy Program
The General Services Administration announced it is authorized by the secretary of the interior to administer the new lead and zinc mining subsidy program. Eligible participants are small domestic producers with sales not exceeding 3 000 tons of lead and zinc in any 12 month period between January 1, 1956 and the start of payment eligibility. Production must come from mines operating during part or all of January 1, 1956 to August 1, 1961. Annual payments capped at 4 500 000 dollars for 1962 through 1964 and 3 500 000 dollars in 1965.
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Washington
General Services Administration
Secretary of Interior
Climber Stephen Smith Buried on Grand Teton Slopes
A 21 year old Massachusetts climber Stephen Smith died from exposure on Grand Teton Peak after a snowstorm. Burial planned 1200 feet below the summit with ranger Pete Sinclair and park staff assisting. The Appalachian Mountain Club party members were being treated after their ordeal.
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Grand Teton National Park
Wyo
Massachusetts
Stephen Smith
Holden
Mass
Grand Teton Peak
Pete Sinclair
Park
Jim Greig
Rick Horn
Jackson
Smith
Eric H. Smith
John Davis
Appalachian Mountain Club
Boston
FDR’s Grandson Named Chairman of Air Associates
William D Roosevelt 29 year old grandson of Franklin D Roosevelt was named chairman of the board of Air Associates Inc in Wichita AP reports He had been vice president of the aircraft parts and supply firm and moved the headquarters here from Teterboro N J two weeks earlier.
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Wichita
Air Associates, Inc
William D. Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Teterboro Nd
Editor Not Interested But Story Hits Home
A neighborhood tipster phoned the editor of a suburban weekly to report an unoccupied truck rolling downhill and hitting a house. The editor dismissed the tip saying it happens in the business, then realized the home belonged to him.
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Baltimore, Md
Richard Byrd
Boeing gets $3.35 million Air Force contract
The Air Force awarded Boeing Aircraft Co. a 3,353,000 contract to continue work at Minuteman missile sites near Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri. Senator Stuart Symington and Senator Edward V. Long and Representative Durwood G. Hall announced the news on Monday.
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Washington
Air Force
Boeing Aircraft Co
Seattle
Wash
Whiteman, Mo. Air Force Base
Stuart Symington
Edward V. Long
Missouri
Durwood G. Hall
R-Mo
Tucson Policeman Arrests Student Spying From Rooftop
Tucson officer John Ritter arrested a University of Arizona student after spotting him on a rooftop with a telescope aimed at a nearby sorority house. The incident was reported as a window peeping case.
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Ariz
John Ritter
University of Arizona
Ritter
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