Chisox Pitcher May Rewrite American League Records
Chicago right-hander Ray Herbert leads the AL with four straight shutouts and a 1.80 ERA as he pushes toward a five-game streak set by Doc White in 1904. He aims to change pitching rules while his hot form fuels a White Sox surge at first place.
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Balk Rule Amended In Major League Baseball
Major league pitchers no longer must pause for a full second on bases. the one second step has been deleted. Secretary Charles Segar announced a unanimous Rules Committee decision reached by telegraph to standardize delivery before the pitch.
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Koufax Faces Uncertain Comeback After No-Hitter
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax recalls a brutal finger injury that followed his no-hitter against the Giants. He seeks spring readiness amid doubts about control and durability while chasing a pennant in a season filled with high hopes and luck’s whims.
Sportarama Opens Friday At Palace
Paramount's Sportarama brings six sport sequences to the Palace Theatre screen next Friday. The featurette covers speed boating horse racing championship bowling stock car racing deep sea fishing and skydiving in an hour of entertainment for film and sports fans.
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Nelda Cordell Medalist at Electra Invitational
Nelda Cordell won medalist honors at the Electra Women's Invitational Golf Tournament. She shot 87 and received a trophy. Four from Childress participated: Mrs. Cordell, Mrs. Garland Collins, Mrs. C. B. Gloar, and Mrs. N. R. Graham.
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Luck Holds for Sandy Koufax After No-Hitter
A veteran pitcher returns from a shoulder spasm to beat St. Louis in eight innings and then fires a second masterpiece a breezing no hitter against the Giants. He retired the first 22 hitters, walked two, struck out four, and improved to four wins against one defeat as his fastball and breaking ball overwhelmed the opposition. The outcome hinges on luck sustaining his form as the Lady Luck smiles on him.
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Narvaez Stops Lou Anderson In New York Bout
Frankie Narvaez of New York stops Lou Anderson in a 2nd round victory at 137 to 139 pounds. Narvaez delivers decisive blows to secure the win in New York.
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Realization Faces $85 000 Esteemed Purse Boost
Lord Gordon, upset winner over A C.'s Viking in the 1962 Dex ter Cup, has been made a $10 000 supplementary entry as Realization's purse climbs to an estimated $85,000. The update comes amid a flurry of sports briefs from across the nation.
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Weather extremes report from Hibbing and Presidio
United Press International notes today's low of 28 degrees in Hibbing Minnesota and a high of 104 degrees in Presidio Texas, detailing temperature extremes reported to the Weather Bureau.
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Spahn Signs New Contract as Braves Beat Cardinals
Milwaukee pitcher Warren Spahn, 42, pitched through pain after a Musial line drive struck him in the stomach. Spahn, who signed through the 1964 season, helped the Braves defeat the Cardinals 4-3 to snap a three game skid. Spahn earned his fifth win in seven decisions despite 11 hits and a Julian Javier homer.
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Seamanship and the art of handling craft on all waters
The article describes seamanship as the general skill of handling boats of any size in any conditions. It emphasizes knowing your boat and waters, achieving maximum performance and enjoyment, and mastering docking, mooring, and sailing with precision across calm bays to open seas.
Tape records Cooper's long spaceflight at Cape Canaveral
NASA prepared to release video tape of Cooper's transmissions from Cape Canaveral to networks nationwide. Scientists aimed to study his movements and actions during the long flight using a camera built by Lear Siegler Inc of Los Angeles at a cost of 9 750 dollars.
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Capsule power and hatch features for mission recovery
Capsule carries a 1500 watt hour battery and five 3000 watt hour batteries to supply power for the mission and landing. The hatch explosive can be jettisoned by pulling a plunger from inside the capsule or by pulling a cable. The hatch can also be removed by outside recovery teams. Prime contractor is McDonnell Aircraft Co., St Louis, Missouri.
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Lipscomb Rites Held Today for Football Star Gene Lipscomb
Detroit crowd joins funeral for Gene Lipscomb known as Big Lipscomb. Native of Detroit rose to fame with the Baltimore Colts and later the Pittsburgh Steelers. He died in Baltimore from an apparent narcotic overdose. Flowers from NFL clubs adorn his casket.
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Atlas Rocket Details At Cape Canaveral Flight
The Atlas rocket uses 160000 pounds of liquid oxygen as oxidizer and more than 300000 parts with about 50000 moving parts. Powered flight lasts about five minutes from Pad No. 14 Cape Canaveral Florida.
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Cooper Rocket Heads for 22 Orbit Flight Amid Sparse Beach Crowd
On the coast the launch drew a smaller crowd than Tuesday as Cooper's rocket took off in a near vertical ascent toward a 22 orbit flight. Beachgoers watched as the craft disappeared beyond the horizon, leaving the crowd to quickly thin.
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Oldster in Iran Seeks Marriage Despite Odds
Ustad Ali Mohammad, a Shahroud resident, says he hopes to marry an 18 year old if his son grants permission. He claims to be 142 years old and notes he has outlived three wives and 13 of his 15 children, calling life sweeter if he could wed again.
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