Ted Williams and Jensen power Red Sox past Indians in heat
Ted Williams and Jackie Jensen hit back to back homers in the fifth as Boston defeats the Cleveland Indians 6-4 in sweltering 90 degree heat. Frank Sullivan earned the win in seven and two thirds innings with a 4-5 record.
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Jim (Mudcat) Grant
Don Buddin
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After hours by appointment 10- E. Ne Pho
A brief note appears to indicate after hours by appointment access at 10 E Ne Pho, with contact WE 72811 for scheduling. The text suggests a small office or storefront arrangement. No additional names or dates are provided in the fragment. The message reads as a simple offer to meet outside regular hours.
Giants Fall to Phillies as Conley Struggles in Loss
Gene Conley limits San Francisco to two hits through three and four innings before the Giants rally in the fourth. Willie Mays doubles and scores on Orlando Cepeda’s circuit smash, while Hobie Landrith, Philley, and Eddie Bressoud add a sequence of plays that narrows the gap. Philadelphia answers with three early runs off Eddie Fisher, aided by Richie Ashburn, Phil Ley, and Wally Post.
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San Francisco
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Jackie Brandt
Hobie Landrith
Landrith
Philley
Eddie Bressoud
Giants
Philadelphia
Eddie Fisher
Richie Ashburn
Ashburn
Harry Anderson
Wally Post
Friendship Monument Is Dedicated in Canada Ceremony
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip led a ceremony in Cornwall Ontario to dedicate an international friendship monument at the St. Lawrence River project site. Vice President Nixon and New York Governor Rockefeller attended, with other officials including Leslie Frost George Hees and Robert Moses.
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UPI
Britain
Elizabeth II
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
St. Lawrence River
Prince Philip
Britannia
St. Lawrence
Nixon
Rockefeller
Massena
N.Y
Lewis Castro
St. Lawrence Seaway
Nassau Began as Pirate Town in Bahamas History
Nassau, capital of the Bahamas, originated as a pirate town marking its early history as a hub for sea raiders and maritime trade.
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Wright clinches second straight Women’s Open title
Mickey Wright wins the Women’s National Open at Churchill Valley Country Club with rounds of 69 and 71 to capture the title for a second year. Louise Suggs led by two at dawn but faded with a 75 in the morning while Wright rallied with a 69 in the afternoon. Marlene Hagge and Joyce Ziske finished out of contention as Wright sealed the victory with a bogey finish.
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UPI
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
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Gene Oliver
Hal Smith
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Jimmy O'Toole
Wright
Churchill, Valley Country Club
San Diego
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Miss Wright
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Four Time Zones Established Across United States in 1883
In 1883 the United States divided its territory into four time zones Eastern Central Mountain and Pacific to standardize railroad schedules and daily life. The shift brought nationwide time standardization impacting cities and communities from coast to coast.
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