Wills' Toe Returns Dodgers End Five-Game Slide
Maury Wills comes back from a toe ailment as the Dodgers snap a five game losing streak with a 2 1 win over the Houston Colts. Wills scores a run via a single steal score sequence and contributes to the other Dodgers tally while Bob Miller holds the Colts to five hits over eight innings. The win narrows the gap to the first place Giants as Chicago tops San Francisco. Other NL results include Milwaukee over New York and Cincinnati-Pittsburgh rained out. In AL action Baltimore, Cleveland, Washington, Minnesota and Los Angeles Angels win while the Cubs defeat San Francisco led by Buhl with Santo and Banks three hits each.
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Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Houston Colts
Wills
Ron Fairly
Inni
Junior Gilliam
Dick Crott
Bob Miller
Ron Perranoski
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Dodger
Los Angeles
Drott
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Athletics
Los Angeles Angels
Cubs
Bob Buhl
Giants
Billy O'Dell
Cub
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Galen Cisco
Mack Jones
Braves
Mets
Carlton Willey
Brave
Milwaukeeers
Claude Raymond
Milwaukee
Willey
Major League Leaders Named for 1960 Season
List of top players by league with batting averages home runs and RBIs. Names include Aaron Cepeda Mays Kaline Wagner and Alou among others. pitching leaders feature Stock Bouton Pappas and O'Dell. Highlights both leagues achievements and key stat leaders across categories.
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United Press International
G. AB R. Hf
Pet Congtn
Phil
Great
White
Cepeda
Boyer
Warwck
Hou
H.aaron
Mily
Gonzler
Cimente
Pitt
Bos
Pepitone
Charles
Pearson
H. Aaron
Braves
F. Alou
Giants
Bailey
Howard
Dodgers
Mays
Allison
Twins
Wagner
Angels
Mantle
Yanks
Battey
Stuart
Red Sox
Nicholson
White Sox
Cards
Stuart Red Sox
Robinson
Kaline
Tigers
O'Dell
Perranoski
Simmons
McBean
Pirates
Woodeshick
Colts
Stock
Orioles
Fischer
Athletics
Bouton
Pappas
Osinski
Keeton Rites Set Thursday
Funeral services for Jonathon Keeton a Dodson farmer will be held at 2 p m Thursday at the Newberry Chanel. Keeton 63 died Tuesday morning in St. Anthony's Hospital Amarillo. The Rev Jimmie Smith will officiate with burial in Olympus Cemetery. A Tennessee native born Feb 15 1900 he was a Baptist member and World War I veteran. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Thomas H Larson and Mrs C E B Gerlach both of Amarillo a sister Mrs J H Peters Amarillo a brother Johnny Keeton Dodson and one grandchild. Pallbearers are Melvin Morris Frank Mitchell Walter Kindle Gordon Adams Dee Etheridge and Martin Smith.
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Jonathon Keeton
Dodson Farmer
Newberry Chanel
Keeton
St. Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo
Jimmie Smith
Cee Wee Baptist Church
Olympus Cemetery
Tennessee
The
Baptist Church
Thomas H. Larson
C. EB. Gerlach
J. H. Peters
Johnnie Keeton
Dodson
Melvin Morris
Frank Mitchell
Walter Kindle
Gordon Adams
Dee Etheridge
Martin Smith
Chiropractors Plan Attendance at 30th Texas Convention
McClendon and Morren join two Childress chiropractors Dr Ke W and Dr Perry Lore in Houston for the 30th Texas State Chiropractic Association convention June 13 to 15 1963. Main theme is insurance with speakers including Les Moreland Tom Davis W Woodrow Herring and Dr James W Parker. Association presidents since 1933 to be honored.
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Childress
Les Moreland
Austin
Industrial Accident Board
Tom Davis
Texas Plaintiff's Association
W. Woodrow Herring
Hexston Association of Claims Men
James W. Parker
Fort Worth
Texas
Universal Chiropractic Association
Texas Chiropractic Association
Tippett Family Attend Shows in Plainview Event
Mr and Mrs W H Tippett and Royce attended the Youth Activity and Horse show in Plainview. Royce Tippett captured Grand Champion gelding and fourth in range and fifth in Western Pleasure with Wide Awake Bar. W H Tippett placed third and fifth in roping horse, Sonny Fouch rode King Bay Girl and won first and second in open cutting. Tellentries earned a second for all around cowboy and horseman in Youth Activity.
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Specia
W. H. Tippett
Royce
Plainview
Royce Tippett
Sonny Fouch
Tellentries
Final Rites Held Today For Jud Clements
Final services for Jud Clements were held at 2 p.m. in Childress Church of Christ with interment in Childress Cemetery. William Judson Clements died after a short illness at 9:35 a.m. Monday in Childress General Hospital. Services were conducted under E. A. Sanders of the Kirkland Church of Christ.
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Jud Clements
Childress Church
Texas League Standings and Tuesday Results
The Texas League standings show San Antonio at 18 2 with a .581 pace, Albuquerque 21 24 467, Amarillo 21 24. The day’s results: San Antonio 5 Tulsa 2, El Paso 7 Amarillo 5, Austin 8 Albuquerque 2. Wednesday’s schedule includes Amarillo at El Paso and Austin at Albuquerque.
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W. L. Pet
San Antonio
PA Vice
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Tulsa
el Paso
Austin
Tacoma
Spokane
Seattle
Hawaii
Portland
Dallas-Ft. Worth
San Diego
Oklahoma City
Denver
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Gun
Tacama
Hoy Swain Retires After 48 Years at Shops
Hoy Swain announces retirement after 48 years working in the shop. J B Turner notes early schedules as Swain plans to leave in two years and eight months. The Swain family includes Roy Jr and Pete Swain with ties to Perry B and Western National Life. The couple recently attended a grandson’s graduation in Stephensville.
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Hoy Swain
Roy Swain
Perry B
Stephensville
Pete Swain
Amarilo
Swains
Cardinals Prepare Conclave After Pope John XXIII Dies
Cardinal leaders oversee entombment and plan a nine-day funeral as 82 cardinals may be limited by illness. Crowds pack St Peter's as the pontiff lies in state and the Vatican opens the basilica all night for worship and viewing. The conclave to choose the new pope is expected around June 18 with 15 to 18 days of secrecy.
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Clave
Rome
Humanity
St. Peter’s
St. Peter’s Square
Vatican City
John
Vatican
St Peter's
College of Cardinals
Peasan
St. John Lateran
John XIII
Apostolic Palace
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
ADMITTED: Mrs Lynn Lankford Tuesday. Mrs Morris Davis Tuesday. Mrs Tra Zuber Tuesday. DISMISSED: Larkin Wallis Tuesday. Mrs Marvin Clements Tuesday. Mrs J A Steed Tuesday. Far Johnson Tuesday. Robert Caradine Tuesday. Roy Jenkins Tuesday. Mrs Shorty Voyles Wednesday. Mrs T W Grafton Wednesday.
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Lynn Lankford
Morris Davis
Tra Zuber
Larkin Wallis
Marvin Clements
J. A. Steed
Far Johnson
Robert Caradine
Roy Jenkins
Shorty Voyles
T. W. Grafton
Rotarians Cancel Wednesday Meeting Program on Communism
Rotary club note shows cancellation of the Wednesday meeting. The session titled Communism What Can I Do featured speakers Larry Zirkle Morris Higley Floyd Gilliland Charles Reynolls Palmer Massey Preston Mills Gene Blackwell Hubert Powers and J W Hamilton with Albert Cochran welcomed as a new member. Visiting Rotarians included C A Dub Deuschle A S Jackson and R Lemons. Guests were Susan Smith and Kathy Sager.
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Pade
Ay Sanders
Larry Zirkle
Morris Higley
Floyd Gilliland
Charles Reynolls
Palmer Massey
Preston Mills
Gene Blackwell
Hubert Powers
J. W. Hamilton
Albert Cochran
Don Gage
The
Jaycees
C. A
Dub) Deuschle
Vernon
A. S. Jackson
Canadian
R. €. Lemons
Memphis
Susan Smith
Kathy Sager
Terrell Rites Held for Thomas Chapter Member
Thomas Terrell a retired farmer born April 20 1877 in Chattanooga Tenn died recently burial in Kirkland conducted by Rev R H Knight of Wellington he came to this county in 1915 from Tarrant County married Florence Irene Angel December 4 1898 at Burleson survivors include his widow two daughters Mrs Irene Vinson of Fort Worth Mrs Opal McDaniel of Kirkland three sons Cletus Childress Royal P Albuquerque N My Cyrus Fort Worth one sister Mrs Alma Forsythe Chattanooga Okla eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren The Methodist Church member was survived by family members.
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R. H. Knight
Wellington
Kirkland
Chatanooga
Tenn
Terrell
Tarrant County
Florence Irene Angel
Burleson
Methodist Church
Irene Vinson
Fort Worth
Opal McDaniel
Cletus of
Childress
Royal P
Albuquerque
N. My
Cyrus
Alma Forsythe
Okla
Dow Jones Close Slightly Down on Broad Market Slide
The Dow Jones industrials finished at 725.93, down 0.56 as overall averages slipped with the 30, 20, 15 and 65 stock indexes all showing declines. Bond futures and commodity indices closed with modest changes amid light trading. Volume reported at 4.23 million by 2 p.m. Eastern.
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New York
UPI
Dow-Jones
Wreckage Found From Northwest Orient DC7 Ditching
Debris and human remains from the Northwest Orient Airlines DC7 crash in the Gulf of Alaska are found near Ketchikan. Coast Guard investigators prepare at Annette Island Station as searchers await ore details. No survivors yet. blast or explosive cause not ruled out. Royal Canadian Air Force plane spotted debris eight hours after last radio contact. Coast Guard cutter Sorrell and patrol craft remain on scene until late Tuesday night. Sorrell may reach Ketchikan in about 19 hours.
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Anchorage
Cmdr
Owen Siler
Coast Guard
Ketchikan
Siler
Royal Canadian Air Force
Violent Weather Roils West Texas With Tornadoes and Hail
Severe thunderstorms threaten West Texas as twisters lash the South Plains. Tornado-like winds strike Pecos and Fieldton area, uprooting trees, smashing a light plane, and downing utility poles. Heavy rain and hail flood low-lying areas while dozens of twisters roam the region.
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United Press International
West Texas
Texas Panhandle
Gage
Okla
Chanute
Kan
South
Abilene
Gulf Coast
Corpus Christi
South Plains
Pecos
Texas
Littlefield
Hale Center
Glover
Fieldton
Fourduction Station Volunteers and Inductionees Listed
A list names volunteers Foster Ray Hunter Larry Nick Greer Jerry Don Smith all of Childress and Richard Joe Seay of Quitaque. The two others sent for induction are Harold Ellis Sisk of Wellington and Royce Kay Thornton of Silverton.
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Foster Ray Hunter
Larry Nick Greer
Jerry Don Smith
Childress
Richard Joe Seay
Quitaque
Harold Ellis Sisk
Wellington
Royce Kay Thornton
Silverton
Armed Forces
Sanford Paul Smith
Memphis
Jackie Charles Christian
Turkey
Wesley Leon Martin
Doyle Keith Robertson
Lakeview
Loyd Allen Hulsey
John Hugh
Leland Club Sets Membership Dues and Public Hearing
The Leland club outlines charter membership terms with adult dues at 2 per year plus a 1 initiation fee, junior dues at 1 per year with no junior to senior fee. Members plan to distribute 2 000 available items at noon, and Weldon Fromm of the Texas Game and Fish Department will present next month's grant box. A public hearing on game and fish regulations is set for 8 p.m. Monday in the district courthouse, inviting landowners and hunters to attend.
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Weldon Fromm
Texas Game and Fish Department
Yankees Pitcher Hamilton Plays Pro Basketball for Lak
Steve Hamilton of the New York Yankees reportedly played professional basketball with the Minneapolis Lakers, highlighting an unusual cross sport stint. The report notes the era and team context three decades ago, reflecting multi sport versatility among athletes.
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NEW York
UPI
Steve Hamilton
New York Yankees
Minneapolis Lakers
Kennedy begins western trip visiting NORAD and White Sands
President Kennedy's itinerary starts in Colorado Springs visiting the Air Force Academy and NORAD. He will demo missiles at White Sands in New Mexico then overnight in El Paso before heading to California. Attending are Air Force Secretary Zuckert and senators Fraser Yarborough and others.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Force Academy
North American Defense Command
NORAD
New Mexico
White Sands Missile Range
Holloman Air Force Base
el Paso
Tex
California
Air Force
Eugene Zuckert
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Hugh Fraser
Air
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Kennedy
Wayne Aspinall
Byron Rogers
Colorado
Thomas Morris
Joseph Montoya
Owens Brown rites mark long life in Childress area
H T Owens Brown of Paducah will be interred at Childress Cemetery. He was born November 24 1886 in Waco and moved to Childress in 1923 from Floydada. He married Lillian Cadle in September 1924 at Quanah and is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Sam Lewellen of Childress four sons Robert M J D H T Jr Holman a brother C H of Paris a sister Mrs Ella Thirman of Floydada 10 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Brown
Paducah
Childress
Owen
Waco
Fioydada
Lillian E. Cadle
Quanah
Sam Lewellen
Robert M
J. D
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Holman
San Diego
C. H
Paris
Ella Thirman
Floydada
Courtney Rites Draw Northfield Attendees
Funeral services for Maggie Courtney drew a large local turnout with many attendees listed including Newell Timmons, Tete Timmons, N L Cook, Bonnie Simpson Le land Timmons, Delmont Hays, Claud McDonald, Frann Jameson, Billy Cook, Foy Lyn, Marvin Leary, Grady Tim mons, P A Timmons, Irma Vaughn, Allan Thomas, Bill Beth an, Geneva Timmons, and Ben F Simpson.
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Northfield
Maggie Courtney
Messrs
Mines
Newell Timmons
Tete Timmons
N. L. Cook
Bonnie Simpson
Leland Timmons and Sons
Delmont Hays
Claud McDonald
Frann Jameson
Billy Cook
Foy Lyn
Marvin Leary
Grady Timmons
P.A. Timmons
Irma Vaughn
Allan Thomas
Bill Bethan
Geneva Timmons
Ben F. Simpson
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