Giants Win The War In Unusual Inning Clash
Giants edge Phillies 4-3 in 10 innings as Dark and Mauch execute a bewildering pitching and batting shuffle. Cater, starting fifth, is removed before facing a pitch amid a complex sequence. Hiller, Sievers, and Hart fuel the rally to snap a 3-0 deficit.
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Murray
Chass Associated Press
Danny Cater
Cater
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Phillies
Catér
al Dark
Gene Mauch
James Bond
Giants
Bob Hendley
Tony Taylor
Cookie Rojas
Johnny Callison
Dark
Bob Bolin
Richie Allen
Mauch
Wes Covington
Bolin
Ken MacKenzie
Covington
MacKenzie
Gaylord Perry
Willie Jays
Houston
Los Angeles
New York
Duke Snider
Jim Hart
Chris Short
Tom Haller
Chuck Hiller
Texaco Ad Promotes Star Wearer Opportunity
A Texaco recruitment blurb invites readers to explore a no obligation program that claims payoff for individuals who become the Texaco star. Contact Mr Seirsdale at phone 353 3365 for more details.
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Texaco
Texaco Star
Mr. Seirsdale
Hurtubise Critically Burned In Auto Race
Milwaukee AP A J Foyt led the field as injuries redounded in a fiery auto race scene. Hurtubise was listed in critical condition after a crash that sent flames and smoke over the track.
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Hurtubise
Jim Hurtubise
Foyt
Indianapolis
U.S. Auto Club
Trenton
N.J
Phoenix
Ariz
Wisconsin State Fairgrounds
Len Sutton
Portland
Ore
Houston
Tex
Offenhausers
Sutton
Jim McElreath
Arlington
Rodger Ward
Foy
Hurubise
West Allis Memorial Hospital
Tell Me Why! Britannica Junior Encyclopedia Winner
A school contest announces Kathy Ellis of Ottawa Ontario as winner to receive the 15 volume Britannica Junior Encyclopedia. The article notes wart remedies prompt readers to share questions and personal details for future winners.
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Kathy Ellis
Ottawa
Ontario
Jenny Tarkington
Hartselle
Ala
Warts and a fiery crash share page tales
The article explains wart causes and superstitions from ancient Rome to modern times. It notes warts are skin disorders caused by a virus, often clearing over time, and stresses medical treatment over superstition. It also reports a tragic NASCAR crash, Hurtubise’s severe burns, and Foyt’s Memorial Day win at Wisconsin.
Jarrett Wins Slow Dixie 400 At Atlanta
Ned Jarrett wins the Dixie 400 at Atlanta in a 1964 Ford, crediting his pit crew for a flawless strategy. He led most of the 400 miles, finishing about 12 seconds ahead of Richard Petty with Paul Goldsmith third as the race set a slow, caution-heavy record.
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Atlanta
Ned Jarrett
Jarrett
Camden
S.C
Richard Petty
Randleman
N.C
Paul Goldsmith
Mexico City
Athletics Trade Manny Jimenez For Dallas Assignment
Kansas City Athletics send outfielder Manny Jimenez and pitcher Aurelio Monteagudo to Dallas in the Pacific Coast League. Jimenez storms off top possibility of a return to the minors before agreeing to go after manager Ed Lopat suggests he report to Dallas for rehabilitation.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Manny Jimenez
Aurelio Monteagudo
Dallas
Ed Lopat
Jimenez
Manny
Pat Friday
Friday
Athletics
Portland
John Wojcik
Dan Pfister
A’s
Washington
Mel McGaha
Wytheville
McLendon Wins Third Straight in Montgomery Invitational
Montgome y young pro Mac McClendon overcame an early deficit to win his third straight Montgomery Invitational in a tight final against Dick Pride from Tuscaloosa after advancing past Sonny Holt of Birmingham in the morning by 5 and 4.
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Montgomery
Mac McClendon
McClendon
Tuscaloosa
Dick Pride
Pride
Sonny Holt
Birmingham
Lema Wins Thunderbird After Thrilling Final Round
Tony Lema rallies from seven stroke deficit to win the Thunderbird Golf Tournament at Westchester in a dramatic finish. He birdies the 18th for a 71 and a 276 total, earning $20 000. Mike Souchak finishes second with 277 and $12 000. Other notables include Ken Venturi and Billy Casper at 279, Chi Chi Rodriguez and Phil Rodgers at 280.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
Rye
N.Y
Tony Lema
Mike Souchak
Lema
Westchester
Souchak
Ken Venturi
Thunderbird
Billy Casper
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Phil Rodgers
Big Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Tony
Mike
Big Mike
Duke
Bill Casper
Juan Rodriguez
Lou Mason Rudolph
Chak
Charlie Sifford
Dan Sikes
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Charlie James
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Andre Rodgers
Hank ‘Aaronee
Vernon Law
Bill Mazeroski
Colts
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Pirates
Bob Veale
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Mets
Charlie Smith
Jim Hickman
Doug Cooper
Gastonia
N. C
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Cooper
Larry Thomas
Thomasville
A. J. Foyt
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Decatur Transfer & Storage, Inc
First Ave
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