Major League Standings and Wednesday Schedule
Standings show Pittsburgh leading Chicago 6 to 1 and Philadelphia 8 to 5 over St. Louis. Rain postpones San Francisco at Cincinnati. remaining games listed for night with specific city pairings for Wednesday.
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Palmer Favored Over Oakmont Challenges In Open
Arnold Palmer, nursing a gashed finger, opens as a 5-1 favorite at the U.S. Open at Oakmont despite doubts from opponents. Cary Middlecoff cautions the course may overwhelm the Pennsylvania star, while Palmer reports strong play and firm greens as the tournament begins.
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Over Fifty Capsulets Offer Free 30 Day Supply
U S Department of Agriculture notes older adults have poorer nutrition and Geriatric Research Inc offers Over-Fifty Capsulets a 30 day free supply containing 28 ingredients with 9 vitamins and 12 minerals. Include 10c handling. address Dept 2526 Geriatric Research Chicago Illinois.
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Golfdom stars shine despite tour costs and sponsors
In Clifton New Jersey Steve Snider notes golf notables like Arnold Palmer earning substantial prize money but adds the circuit costs many players face. He cites Thunderbird Classic sponsor strain, upcoming Hall of Fame events for Jackie Robinson, and notes on Roy Campanella leading a National Paralysis Foundation sports board.
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Phils End Card Streak as Simmons Tagged by Phils
Phillies finally defeated Curt Simmons 8-5 as Don Demeter and pinch-hitter Johnny Callison hit their eighth homers and drove in three runs apiece. Pirates topped Cubs 6-1 behind Dick Stuart's two homers, Mets beat Colts 3-1. Orioles down Yanks 5-3, Indians crush Red Sox 10-0.
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Almanac For Today June 12 United Press International
Almanac notes Tuesday June 12 as the 163rd day with 202 to follow. It lists celestial highlights Jupiter Mars Saturn and Venus. Historical entries include John Winthrop entering Salem arbor in 1630 and Lillian Russell marrying Alexander Moore in 1912. Roosevelt signs trade act in 1934.
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Salemarbor
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Alexander Moore
Franklin Roosevelt
Boxing results from Auckland and Boston shows winners
In Auckland Tuna Scanlan of New Zealand stopped Jimmy Remson of Detroit in a bout with weights not listed. In Boston Kenny Lane of Muskegon outpointed Tommy Tibbs in a 137 pound bout.
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Jimmy Remson
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Boston
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
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Reading Mourns Former Penn State Captain George Snell
Burial plans were set for George A. Snell a former pro football player and captain of Penn State's 1921 team who died Monday He played for the Pottsville Maroons and the Brooklyn Lions in the 1920s and later coached at Reading and Johnstown high schools.
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Eagles sign 1962 NFL contracts for Goassage and Wittenborn
Philadelphia wave reports the Eagles have signed 1962 contracts with linemen Gene Goassage and John Wittenborn. Goassage will start his third pro season and Wittenborn his fifth.
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Packers sign two players to join Lombardi roster
Green Bay coach and general manager Vince Lombardi announced the Packers signed Jon Schopf a 6-2 235 pound tackle from Michigan and Peter Schenk a 6-2 195 pound halfback from Washington State. Schopf was the Packers fifth draft choice last fall.
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Washington State University
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