Major League Results Across Cities Saturday
Phillies beat Pirates 6 2 behind Pancho Herrera along with homers Saturday. Giants top Cardinals 6 1 as Dick Seay started strong in St Louis. White Sox rally past Senators 6 2 led by Al Smith and Minnie Minoso. Braves crush Cubs 13 4 in Milwaukee. Tigers edge Indians 5 4 with Neck McAuliffe two run homer.
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Indians Lose Sixth Straight As Temples Ground Out Ends Rally
Maxwell set the stage for McAuliffe's winning blast with a single off second baseman Johnny Tem p le's glove. The Indians loaded the bases in the ninth on three walks off Paul Foytack before Dave Regan induced Bob Hale to ground out for the last out.
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Indians
Paul Foytack
Detroit
Dave Regan
Bob Hale
Widow discards ring after deciding to remarry
A widow stops wearing her first husband's wedding ring as she plans to marry again, signaling a new chapter while leaving behind a symbol of past vows.
Hinsdale Welcomes First Man in Space Foster Norman
Foster Norman, local favorite and Hinsdale’s first man in space, stars in the MORTY MEEKLE daily strip. Readers can follow his imagined flights as he files humorous communications from the strat osphere and whirls through the comic adventures on the page.
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Little Winthrop
Hinsdale
Foster
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Baseball scores and standings from a weekend slate
Detroit defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 while Kansas City topped Boston 9 to 3. New York beat Minnesota 10 to 7 and Chicago downed Washington 12 to 6. Baltimore at Los Angeles late night, Sunday pitchers listed for several matchups across the majors.
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Palmer Takes 58th Western Open Lead After 3rd Round
Arnold Palmer shot a 35-32 for a 54 hole total of 202 to lead the Western Open third round in Grand Rapids. Doug Sanders moved to 204, Fred Baird stood at 205, while Don January slipped to 211 and Stan Leonard at 210. Gene Littler and Gary Player remained in contention as 56 pros qualified for the final 18 holes.
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Mich
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Latrobe
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al Geiberger
Santa Barbara
Calif
Don January
Dallas
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Ojai
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Galveston
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Toronto
Ont
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White Sulphur Springs
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Tulsa
Okla
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Shreveport
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Vancouver
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Gene Littler
Gary Player
River Downs Announces Men’s Day at Track
River Downs in Cincinnati announced a men’s day for next Thursday. All men enter free with a female companion. women pay full admission.
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UPI
River Downs
Newsman charges JFK with dictatorial bias at Texas meeting
Preston McGraw reports Eugene C Pulliam publisher of the Indianapolis Star the Arizona Republic and Phoenix Gazette told the Texas Press Association convention that President Kennedy has a dictatorial complex and is being steered by Washington bureaucrats. He warned of dangers to rights and warned of foreign policy blunders Cuba Laos Korea and a alleged tractors for Castro scheme. He urged removal of softheaded advisers and cited government pressure on media including self censorship and false defense information.
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Cherokee Textile Mills
Seiverville, Tenn
Basic Methods Fishing Styles and Equipment
The article outlines three fishing styles still fishing trolling and casting. It notes simple gear a rod line bobber sinker hook and bait plus locations from boats piers banks and trees. Trolling uses baits behind a motor driven boat and casting covers four methods bait casting spinning spin casting and fly with live or artificial baits and bait shops as common sources.
Owens Rejoins Phillies After Preseason Squabble
Pitcher Owens returns to the Philadelphia Phillies here tonight after a preseason dispute. He left the club during spring training, saying he was not in the team's future plans. He had been with the Williamsport farm club in the Eastern League for the past month.
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Pittsburgh
Dim Owens
Philadelphia Phillies
Owens
Phillies
Williamsport
Kennedy press control proposals spark post office dispute
The Post Office Dept ruled a slogan controversial and partisan while noting the United States is a republic. President Kennedy proposed newspapers appoint a czar to regulate news flow. Atty. Gen. Kennedy warned Virginia about federal conditions on state education spending to avoid federal wrath.
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Post Office Department
United States
Republic
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Virginia
Nixon Urges GOP Unity at Young Republicans Meet
Former Vice President Richard Nixon urged unity at the National Young Republicans Convention in Minneapolis warning that cannibalism could cost the GOP gains in the 1962 elections. He said Republican prospects for victory in 1962 are the best since 1950.
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United Press International
Minneapolis
UPI
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Nixon
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United Nations
Midland youths killed in Stanton highway crash
Jack Howard 18 of Midland died when his car overturned on State Highway 137 near Stanton after swerving off the road into a pasture. Susan White 15 of Midland was injured in the same accident on Saturday.
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Midland
Susan White
Spectrum Insect Control Promises All‑Night Relief
Outdoor living and work improved by Spectrum devices that claim to rid backyards and farms of biting insects from sundown to sunup. The ad urges no weather checks, says devices attract insects from other lights, and promises easy setup with a moderate investment and a phone number for contact.
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