Orioles Win as Gentile Leads With Three RBIs and Estrada Shuts Out Washington
Baltimore extends its AL lead behind Jim Gentile's seventh homer and a six hit effort from Chuck Estrada, who wins his fourth straight. The White Sox rally past the Yankees, and St Louis defeats Philadelphia as Cincinnati narrows the Cards’ margin.
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Sherm Lollar
Gerry Staley
Billy Pierce
Roger Maris
Dick Donovan
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Chris Short
Ken Bower
Hal Smith
Curt Flood
Pacheco in critical condition after KO loss
New York report says lightweight Tommy Pacheco, 20, was in critical condition after a knockout in the 10 round feature at St. Nicholas arena. Pacheco, Puerto Rican born, was treated at Roosevelt Hospital with brain surgery performed. condition described as not hopeful. The fight with Benny Gordon ended when Pacheco collapsed after a series of head shots midway the tenth.
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Roosevelt Hospital
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Harold Valan
Baseball Scores and Schedule Roundup
Baseball scores list Baltimore 6 Washington 1 and Chicago 3 New York 2. Scheduled Tuesday and Wednesday games include Kansas City at Washington and Chicago at New York with various matchups and twi night notices. Also reports stand with league standings where Pittsburgh leads the circuit and Pacific Coast League and American Association results noted.
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Bolt Wins Playoff Of Memphis Open
Tom my Bolt wins a dramatic 18 hole playoff at the Memphis Open for top money of 30 000. Hogan finishes second Littler third. Bolt earns 4500 dollars for the victory at Colonial Country Club in Memphis Tennessee.
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Fort Worth
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San Diego
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball statistics recap shows leaders by category. Notable names include Maris and Mantle leading in runs and RBIs for New York, Clemente and Pinson shining in hits, and Drysdale versus Koufax atop strikeouts. Pitching notes list Coates and Estrada with strong decisions, plus stellar batting marks for Cleveland to San Francisco era players.
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Bally Ache and Tompion Favored in Belmont Showdown
Jockey Bobby Ussery predicts a two horse race in the Belmont Stakes with Bally Ache and Tompion as the likely winner. Ussery has ridden Bally Ache extensively and believes Bally Ache will triumph after Bally Ache defeated the Jersey Derby rival. Bally Ache conducted his final major workout on Monday ahead of the race.
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Bally Ache Aids Belmont Stakes Drama For 3 Year Old Crown
Stakes and time 1.46 for the mile set up Belmont intrigue as Bally Ache eyes a late-season title. The Belmont stretching to a mile and a half could not deter Assery who seeks victory to clinch the three year old crown.
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Sports Scribe Urges Sooners To Quit Big 8
Oklahoma should drop out of the Big Eight to become an athletic independent says John Cronley Daily Oklahoman sports editor. He cites Hawaii football rejection as a turning point and notes a 1961 Honolulu game would have been OU’s 11th that season.
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Fight Results From Global Boxing Card Showdowns
Benny Gordon of New York knocked out Tommy Pacheco of Puerto Rico. Carl Olson from San Francisco outpointed Mike Holt in Johannesburg. Paul Jorgensen of Port Arthur stopped Gallito Reyes in Monterrey. Freddie Little of Bogalusa outpointed Charley Cotton in New Orleans.
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New Jersey Rail Subsidy Heads for Meyner Approval
Gov. Robert B. Meyner is expected to approve a six million dollar subsidy for commuter railroads after the Assembly passed the bill by 530 to support ailing New Jersey rail lines.
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Joplin Barbecue Opens Rodeo Week With Queen Contest
About 2,500 people attended a downtown barbecue and queen contest in Joplin Missouri. Linda Lee Smith 18 of Carl Junction was named queen as two blocks of Main Street were closed for the event. A Dixieland band played and Quapaw Indians danced before the rodeo runs Wednesday through Saturday.
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Council Squelches Home Movie Plan
The Groton town council stopped a drive in theater from piping sound into five nearby homes. Drive in owners sought permission to run a wire through the storm sewer to serve the residences.
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Council Votes Against Wires in Sewer Line Plan
The council met Monday night and decided it was best not to run electrical wires through the sewer. The move aims to address operating concerns about the theater and curb complaints over the screening operation.
Merle Oberon Hospital Observation Reported
Actress Merle Oberon aged 48 was admitted to a Hollywood hospital for observation and tests. Governor Meyner of New Jersey is a Navy reserve officer and has served in the U S Navy since 1942.
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Merle Oberon
Robert B. Meyner
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U. S. Navy
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Baker University honors Larry Oliverson with varsity letter
Larry Oliverson of Chanute received a varsity football letter at Baker University during a honors assembly after completing his freshman year. He is a 1959 Senior High School graduate and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oliverson of 203 North Washington.
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Baker University
Fred Oliverson
Washington
Pittsburg Listed as Chronic Jobless Area
The Labor Department released a list identifying 71 small areas with substantial and persistent unemployment, including Pittsburg. The Bureau of Employment Security will publish this list every two months, highlighting areas where joblessness has been a persistent issue over recent years.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Unemployment Rolls Above Six Percent In Several Small Areas
Areas listed exceed six percent jobless. Pittsburg Kansas Flat River Missouri and McAlester Muskogee Oklahoma are among the communities cited as having unemployment above the six percent threshold.
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Red Cross Growth From 1881 to National Status in 1900
The American Red Cross formed in 1881 and achieved official designation as the American National Red Cross by an Act of Congress in 1900.
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Dr Moore Hikes Across Country Toward New York
Dr Barbara Moore aimed to reach St Louis today on the San Francisco to New York trek. She walked 35 miles through hills and was welcomed in Warrenton Monday with a banquet at a hotel where she ate vegetables and milk while other guests ate meat and potatoes.
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Methodist Church seeks aid from 39336 congregations for Chile quake relief
The Board of Missions of the Methodist Church will ask 39,236 U.S. congregations to contribute what they can on June 26 to aid earthquake and tsunami victims in Chile and other nations.
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Board of Missions of the Methodist Church
United States
Chile
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Summer Classes at Donna’s School of Dance
Summer classes start in June for tap ballet and baton with Donna’s School of Dance. Enroll now. call 2753. Methodist Saving Shop at 1 East Elm opens Thursdays mornings in June from 9 to 12. Wanted swimming students by Kay Freidline. contact 3383-W.
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