Hart Holds Golf Lead At Dallas in Heat
Hart builds a three stroke lead after a sensational 66 opening round with a dramatic hole in one on the 16th. Defending champion Gary Player struggles with the heat and drops out of contention as Arnold Palmer slides in his bid.
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Dallas Athletic Club
Gary Player
South Africa
Arnold Palmer
Guel de la Torre
Milwaukee
Texas
Jack Fleck
Don Fairfield
Jim Ferree
Sahara Desert
Fairfield
Hart
Hinls
Reds Crush Slumping Giants 5-2 in Major League Return
Harvey Kuenn doubled twice for the Giants and Willie McCovey extended his hitting streak to 24 games with a single. The Giants, mired in a nine loss in 12, fell 5-2 as Cincinnati built a 2-0 lead then added three more runs. Tsitouris earned the win for Cincinnati while Pierce took the loss. Eds.
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Harvey Kuenn
Giants
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pierce
Fisher
Stanek
Bailey
Tsitouris
Edwards
W — Tsitouris
L— Pierce
U S Track Team Confident for Moscow Meet
The United States track and field team opens a two day meet against the Soviet Union in Lenin Stadium before about 100000 spectators. Jim Beatty is sidelined by a sore leg but expected to run the 5000 if able. Coach Payton Jordan praises the squad and aims for the first edge in combined men and women's totals.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Lenin Stadium
Jim Beatty
U.S
Payton Jordan
Stanford
Gabriil Korobkov
American
Ambassa
Jordan
Noah Webster Master of 20 Languages Cited
Noah Webster who compiled the first American dictionary was the master of 20 different languages.
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Noah Webster
LA Keeps Up Torrid Pace
MILWAUKEE AP Big Frank Howard hit two homers off Bob Hendley as Los Angeles beat Milwaukee 4 to 6. Don Drysdale allowed six hits with 11 strikeouts and one walk to prevail for the first time in four starts this year. Howard connected on Hendley's first pitch in the second for his 14th homer and again in the fourth for another. Howard drove in two runs and Aaron homered for Milwaukee.
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Don Drysdale
Milwaukee
Howard
Bob Hendley
Hendley
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Camilli
Funk
Piche
Crandall
W—Drysdale
L — Hendley
Pena Delivers Save and Home Run in KC Win Over Orioles
Kansas City Athletics beat Baltimore Orioles 24 to 15 as Dec Edwards slugged a third inning homer after Pena walked and scored in the fifth. John Wyatt closed with a 12th save, preserving the victory despite late Orioles threats.
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Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Dec Edwards
A’s
Orioles
Pena
Gino Cimoli
Ken Harrelson
John Wyatt
Wyatt
John Orsino
Jackie Brandt
Baltimore
Kansas City
McNally
Barber
Orsinno
Péna
Edwards
W—Pena
L—Mcnally
Stepson of NY Manager Pleads Guilty
Richard William Houk twenty plead guilty to interstate transportation of a stolen car. He is stepson of Ralph Houk manager of the New York Yankees. He appeared before Judge Floyd R. Gibson in Missouri for a May theft route from Los Angeles to Roach.
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Kansas City
Richard William Houk
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Houk
Floyd R. Gibson
U.S. District Court
Los Angeles
Roach
Rain Delays Two AL Games Postponed for Weather
Two American League games were postponed due to rain Cleveland at New York and Boston at Chicago. Rain began at Yankee Stadium while the Yankees were at bat in the first inning.
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Cleveland
New York
Boston
Chicago
Yankees
Pony League Tonight in Huntsville Park Action Still On
Local Pony League doubleheader scheduled for Huntsville Park in Huntsville continues tonight with West Morgan County facing Hartselle Nationals at 5 30 and Decatur All Stars meeting Huntsville Americans at 8 00. Rainout forced Thursday postponement.
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Huntsville Park
Huntsville
West Morgan Co
Hartselle Nationals
Decatur Pony League All- Stars
Huntsville Americans
Physical Fitness Program Nears Decatur Youth Finale
The six week Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce fitness program ends today at Decatur High School Stadium. Youths aged 8 to 17 competed in two groups with events such as sprints, jumps, shot put, and distance runs. the final decathlon concludes at 5 p.m. including hurdles and football throw.
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Decater Staem Feidar
Decatur
Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce
Edward Blackburn
Jackson St
Rickey Meguiar
Dogwood Lane
Jeremy Raths
Pennylane
Max Patterson
Fea- Max Patterson
Jaycee Project
Pirates Rally Past Cubs 9 to 4 Behind Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Factory Pirates slugged 16 hits and defeated the Chicago Cubs 9 to 4 as Bob Friend earned his first win in four starts. Manny Mota and others sparked a five-run eighth inning, with seven singles and a sacrifice fly driving in the decisive runs. Ellsworth started for Chicago, while Friend and Pagliaroni led Pittsburgh at the plate.
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Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Friend
Manny Moto
Pirates
Don Elston
Jack Warner
Chicago
Ellsworth
Elston
Warner
Bertell
McBean
Pagliaroni
W — Friend
L—Ellsworth
Moles Dig 100 Yard Tunnel Overnight
Reports note moles can tunnel as long as 100 yards in a single night. The claim highlights the animals' burrowing efficiency and subterranean activity observed in field studies.
All-Star High School Coaches Named for North and South Teams
Veteran Gadsden coach Walter Holt and Danville mentor Morris Schrimsher will lead the North squad in Montgomery as part of the Alabama All-Star event. South coaches include Bill Joiner of Lanier and Johnny Oppert of Wicksburg, with Lanier earning recent state titles and high win totals.
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Montgomery
Ala
Gadsden
Walter Holt
Morris Schrimsher
Danville
Bill Joiner
Lanier
Johnny Oppert
Vicksburg
South
Holt
Emma Lawson
Birmingham
Woodlawn High School
East Limestone High School
Memphis State University
Centenary College of Louisiana
University of Alabama
Joiner
Troy State College
Poets
Dothan
Oppert
Howard College
Wicksburg
Mets Craig Loses Again as Sievers Delivers 9th-Inning Walkoff
Roy Sievers hits a two run homer with one out in the bottom of the ninth to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 2-1 win over the New York Mets. Craig suffers his 4th straight loss, dropping to 2-16. Baldschun gets the win. Sievers collects his 9th homer of the year and 300th of his career.
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Philadelphia
Roy Sievers
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Roger Craig
Sievers
Tony Gonzalez
Craig
Jack Baldschun
New York
Gonder
McLish
Baldschun
Dalrymple
Mary Mills Seeks Win After Carding 70 at Kenwood
Gulfport Mississippi pro Mary Mills battled a balky back to tie the Kenwood Country Club course record with a 70 and grab a three stroke lead at the halfway point of the Women’s National Open. Mills posted 141 after 36 holes to lead the $9,000 event with 40 players left to play the final 36 holes.
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Cincinnati
Mary Mills
Gulfport
Miss
Kenwood Country Club
Miss Mills
Gulf Hills
McKinley Reaches Final At National Clay Courts
Wimbledon champion Chuck McKinley advanced to the finals by defeating Herbert Fitzgibbon II 6 3 6 3 7 5 in River Forest. Nancy Richey moved into the women's final with a 6 1 6 2 win over Judy Alvarez as Victoria Palmer faced Gwyneth Thomas in the other semifinal.
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River Forest
Ill
Chuck McKinley
McKinley
Herbert Fitzgibbon II
Garden City
N. Y
R. Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Ron Barnes
Brazil
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Judy Alvarez
Tampa
Fla
Victoria Palmer
Phoenix
Ariz
Gwyneth Thomas
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Princeton University
Fitzgibbon
Miss Richey
Miss Alvarez
Tampa University
Darlene Hard
Los Angeles
Quebec Province Vastly Covers Dominion Land Size
The article notes that Quebec comprises nearly one third of Canada in area, highlighting its vast geographic scale within the Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Province of
Quebec
Dominion of Canada
Cards Rally Past Colts 7 2 for Second Place
St Louis pitcher Ron Taylor held Houston scoreless after a fourth inning surge. Tim McCarver Julian Javier and Gary Kolb fueled a two run second for the Cards and Ken Boyer drove in two in the fifth. Kolb tripled and scored in the sixth to seal a 7 2 win.
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ST. Louis
Ron Taylor
St. Ns Eeak
Chicago
Taylor
Ernie Broglio
Colts
Houston
Seik
Tim McCarver
Julian Javier
Gary Kolb
Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
Kolb
Drott
McMahon
Zachary
Bruce
Campbell
Broglio
McCarver
W—Taylor
L—Drott
Baseball Predicted Matchups Across Leagues
National League games include San Francisco Sanford facing Cincinnati Nuxhall and New York at Philadelphia Green with Houston Farrell at St Louis Simmons. Chicago Hobbie visits Pittsburgh Gibbon and Los Angeles Koufax at Milwaukee Lemaster. American League matchups feature Baltimore Roberts at Kansas City Wickersham and Detroit Bunning at Los Angeles McBride with Cleveland Donovan at New York Ford and Washington Ridzik at Min.
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San Francisco
Sanford
Cincinnati
Nuxhall
New York
Jackson
Philadelhia
Green
Houston
Farrell
St. Louis
Simmons
Chicago
Hobbie
Pittsburgh
Gibbon
Los Angeles
Koufax
Milwaukee
Lemaster
Baltimore
Roberts
Kansas City
Wickersham
Detroit
Bunning
McBride
Cleveland
Donovan
Ford
Washington
Ridzik
Min
Aetna Discount Co Seeks 100 New Loan Customers
Friendly manager seeks 100 new customers this month for loans ranging from 300 to 3000 dollars on a liberal repayment plan. AFC boasts over 3,000,000 friends served with courteous financial service. Contact Mr Crenshaw at 209 4th Ave SE Decatur Alabama or phone 355 0361.
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Aetna Discount Co
Aetna
AFC
Mr. Crenshaw
4Th Ave
Decatur
Alabama
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