Giants Take Lead With 1-0 Win Over Dodgers
Billy O'Dell limited the Dodgers to a single run in the ninth as the Giants edged Los Angeles 1-0 at Candlestick Park to seize the NL lead. Ron Herbel pitched eight strong innings before giving way, and Orlando Cepeda provided the decisive sacrifice fly. The Dodgers left bases loaded in the ninth as O'Dell retired Jim Gilliam, Lee Walls, and Maury Wills in order.
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J-M Sports Rap Magnolia Stars Triumph On Sunday
The J and M Sports defeated the Magnolia All-Stars 124 in a Sunday baseball game. Sam Bennett earned the win, Carl Ray took the loss, and Henry Rochelle hit a homer to pace J and M. Next week they travel to Huttig for a 2 p.m. game on Saturday and then to Crossett for 8 p.m. start, followed by a 2 p.m. Sunday game.
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Sam Bennett
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Henry Rochelle
Huttig
Crossett
Coaches to Form National Coaching Annuity Company
The American Football Coaches Association approved a portable retirement plan to attract and retain young coaches. They will create the National Coaching Annuity Company within three weeks, to be serviced by Union Life, guaranteeing annuities. Pensions could reach $905 a month if retirement begins at 65.
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The Monster Radatz Threatens All Time Relief Mark
Dick Radatz powers the Red Sox in a doubleheader sweep over Cleveland, notching his 11th and 12th saves as he eyes a major league record. Manager Johnny Pesky praises Radatz as vital to Boston’s first division push and a crowd favorite amid standing ovations.
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Dick Radatz
Cleveland
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Johnny Pesky
Bill Spanswick
Bill Monbouquette
Sox
Radatz
Pesky
Baseball standings and results roundup
American League leaders Baltimore and New York hold strong records. Sunday results include New York sweeping Detroit 8-5, 6-6, with Boston beating Cleveland 8-4 and Minnesota routing Chicago 9-3. Upcoming games feature key matchups among Minnesota Baltimore Chicago Boston and Detroit Washington.
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Baltimore
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League leaders include Williams of Chicago batting .351 with 93 hits and Clemente of Pittsburgh with 95 hits. Mays of San Francisco tops runs with 61. Santo of Chicago leads triples with 7. May of San Francisco hits 22 homers. American League leaders list Allison batting .340 with 99 hits, Killebrew homers at 27, Aparicio steals 31, Ford 10 1 record 10-1 with 94 strikeouts.
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GOP Offices Being Moved Back to Tower Building
The Arkansas Republican Party will relocate its headquarters to the Tower Building, restoring its earlier address after a dispute between state Chairman William Spicer and national committeeman Winthrop Rockefeller. The move was approved at the June 14 state executive committee meeting. Spicer did not attend. Spicer also disclosed that Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton’s aides asked about routing Arkansas votes to Scranton for the presidential nomination, but Rockefeller directed the delegation. most Arkansas delegates have pledged for Barry Goldwater.
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Arkansas
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R-Ariz
Local Golfer Narrows Waldemar Open Lead After 36 Holes
Judy Torlue mke of North Key Largo Florida tied with Mickey Wright of Dallas for the Walde mar Open lead in Brookville New York after two rounds totaling 144. Wright and Torlue mke are among the leaders in the $10,000 event.
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Dallas
Suburban Handicap Preview Signals July 4 Showdown
The 78th Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct with about ten contenders led by Kelso and 3-year-olds Quadrangle and Malicious. Weighing choices to be posted today as owners and trainers finalize entries for the 1 1/4 mile race. Other feature races on July 4 include the $50,000-added American Handicap at Hollywood Park and the $40,000-added Stars and Stripes at Arlington Park.
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Associated Press
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Tri County baseball results span three games in three towns
Spearsville beat Lisbon 9 to 3 as Richard Gates pitched well and led the winners with 2 4 in hits. Herbert Darden took the loss while Terry Futch had 2 5 for Lisbon. Summers Chevrolet of Camden tied Junction City 6 6 in nine and won 11 6 in extras. Bernice shut out Smackover 6 0 in rain shortened play. Wesson defeated Holiday Manufacturing 12 0 behind strong hitting from Nance Pettitt and New.
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Summers Chevrolet
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Jim Jordan
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Wayne Tubbs
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al Bolen
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Becker Signs with Akron Goodyear Wingfoots
Tempe Arizona Phil AP reports Art Becker an ASU star forward signed with the Goodyear Wingfoots AAU team of Akron Ohio. The 6 foot 8 senior was drafted by the St Louis Hawks and averaged 18.3 points and 10.6 rebounds per game for the Sun Devils last season.
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Arizona State University
Goodyear Wingfoots
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Lord Wright Dies at 94 in Marlborough England
Lord Wright, 94, former chairman of the United Nations War Crimes Commission, died Saturday in Marlborough England.
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England
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Braves Deny Spahn Involved In Mets Trade Rumor
Milwaukee officials and players including Warren Spahn Ed Mathews Frank Bolling denied a New York rumor they would be traded to the Mets for cash and three players. Mathews mocked the story saying it was a lie while Spahn urged patience, and Braves president John McHale insisted the club would never trade Spahn.
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New York Mets
Milwaukee Braves
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Frank Bolling
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Spahn
Boston
Braves
John McHale
Sunday Stars Batting Power Delivers Sox Doubleheader Sweep
Felix Mantilla of the Red Sox slashed five hits two homers and drove in three as Boston swept a doubleheader from Cleveland 8 5 to 4 3. Diego Segui of the Athletics hurled a four hit shutout to help Kansas City defeat Los Angeles 4 0 ending the Angels in game and their win streak.
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Associated Press
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Cleveland
Diego Segui
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Angels
Tony Lema Wins Cleveland Open in Playoff Over Palmer
Tony Lema used a borrowed putter to outlast Arnold Palmer in a one hole sudden death playoff for the $20,000 top prize in the Cleveland Open. Palmer earned $12,000 as runner up after finishing tied with Jack Nicklaus at 202 through 54 holes.
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Minor League Baseball Scores Across Leagues
In the International League Columbus defeated Toronto 4-2 while Atlanta beat Syracuse 3-2 and Richmond topped Buffalo 4-1. Jacksonville downed Rochester 4-1 and Columbus won 4-3 over Toronto. Richmond crushed 11-1 Buffalo. Buffalo split Syracuse 12-8. Atlanta routed Rochester 34-5. Jacksonville beat Pacific coast results mirrored in Portland Portland 5-1 and Seattle 7, Dallas 1. Tacoma 7, Salt Lake City 1. Indianapolis 2, San Diego 0 Spokane 6-0. Denver 5-7 Hawaii 6, Arkansas 2. Portland 7-6. Oklahoma City 6-2 Seattle 7-6. Dallas 41 Salt Lake City 4-2. Tacoma 2-0 first game in 11 innings. Indianapolis 5-2 Hawaii 2-7 Spokane 3. Denver 2.
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Rippey tops McHaney in Tennessee Valley tennis final
Patsy Rippey of Shawnee Oklahoma defeated Owen McHaney of Little Rock 7 5 6 3 in the finals of the women singles at the Tennessee Valley Invitational Tennis Tournament in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Little Rock
Patsy Rippy
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Okla
Weekend Fight Results Across Cities
In Manila Mario Ressito defeated Carl Penalosa on points after 10 rounds. In Laurel Gaspar Ortega beat Cecil Mott on points over 10 rounds. In Tokyo Ronnie Jones stopped Shiego Marisawa in round 4. In SandePolcro Enzo Giannandrea outpointed Rene Dourre in light weights over 8 rounds.
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Italy
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Bluth Rolls Perfect Game For Victory
Ray Bluth of St. Louis pitched the second perfect game to win the Spokane Pro Bowling Open finals. He started fourth, 132 pins behind Les Schissler who posted a 300 for the afternoon session and led at the halfway mark.
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Ray Bluth
St. Louis
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Les Schissler
Denver
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