Orioles Nip Boston Twice To Regain AL Lead
The Orioles swept a twi night doubleheader from Boston 2-1 and 6-5 to improve their one-run game record to 18-2 and move one game ahead of Chicago in the American League standings. The White Sox and Yankees had their game rained out.
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Persol Upsets Olson to Stun Light Heavy Title Shot
In a ten round TV main event at Madison Square Garden Johnny Persol, 24, defeated Bobo Olson, 35, by majority decision to derail Olson’s bid for a title bout with Willie Pastrano. Olson carried an eight fight win streak, but Persol dominated with sharp jabs and body shots, leaving the veteran unable to mount a sustained challenge. Official cards had Persol ahead on two judges and a draw from the third. Olson weighed 176, Persol 174. Olson’s record stands 87-14-2, Persol at 12-1.
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Standings: Orioles Rally Split Doubleheader with Boston
In game one Baltimore scored all its runs in the sixth after a throwing error by Boston shortstop Ed Bressoud. In the nightcap Dick Brown drove in three Baltimore runs as the Orioles erased a deficit to beat Boston for Estrada.
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Cardinals Beat Giants 3-1 On Jav ier Two-Run Seventh
Julian Javier hit a two-run homer in the seventh to lift St. Louis past San Francisco 3-1. Gibson won his sixth decision while Herbel took the loss as the Cardinals moved to 2-1 in the series. Davenport homered for the Giants.
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Senate Passes Civil Rights Bill After Long Struggle
The Senate approved the civil rights bill after a lengthy battle, marking 83 days of Senate struggle and exactly one year since President Kennedy sent the proposal to Congress. The vote capped one of the era’s defining legislative battles.
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Five No Hitters Highlight Boys Club Baseball Weekend
Five no hitters headline Boys Club action with First Presbyterian beating Van Trease 8 3 in C league as McWilliams and Lines pitched. Second Baptist blanked Holy Redeemer 8 0 with Bert Reynolds no hitter and Parks catching. Immanuel edged West Side 9 8 in B league as Lowery drove winning runs. St Paul defeated Immanuel 7 6 in league play with McCoy no hitter for St Paul. First Baptist beat First Methodist 5 4 in C league as Hunt no hitter. Schedule notes include Grace vs First Baptist and other matchups for Monday.
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Sharp Words Flare In Final Debate
Senate debate on the civil rights bill turns sharp as Southern foes clash with Northern supporters over desegregation and timing. House action is delayed by Rep. Smith and Southern objections, aiming to send the measure to President Johnson before July 4.
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Senate Bill Mirrors House Civil Rights Framework
The Senate's civil rights bill preserves the House framework and adds more than 100 detailed changes. It moves toward President Johnson for signature with major provisions on voting rights public accommodations public facilities education and enforcement through the Rights Commission and federal aid rules and a new Equal Opportunity Commission to handle complaints and potential court actions.
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Goldwater Faces Scranton Ask for Sell Out Claim
Senator Barry Goldwater accuses Governor William Scranton of pressuring him to back the civil rights bill in exchange for the Republican nomination. Goldwater says the public accommodations and fair employment titles threaten constitutional liberties and will vote against the measure, while Scranton urges a repudiation of that stance.
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