Tribune Sports Editor Wins Award for Picture
The Tribune editor wins top prize in a national college baseball photography contest. Dale Newpost photographer Ray Gibson receives first place for a Dubuque catcher image after being hit by a pitch. Awards announced by the American Association of College Baseball Coaches with cash prizes and certificates to be awarded at the national convention in New York.
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Koufax Dominates Giants With Four-Hit Shutout Victory
Sandy Koufax fires a four hit shutout, fanning nine as Los Angeles topples San Francisco. The Dodgers take control with a third inning rally highlighted by Skowron’s two RBI double and a long third inning from Koufax who walks none after a rough start. Giants’ pitcher Billy O’Dell struggles as Koufax improves to 11th win.
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Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local News Notices
Obituary notices for Gertinder Cameron and Adolph Herlake outline surviving family members. Memorial services are planned at Adams General Chapel and Our Saviors Lutheran Church. Memorial funds requested for Gur Ra Mors Lutheran Church. Funeral arrangements listed for multiple Trujillo family relatives with services in Greeley and Phoenix.
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Macy Allnutt Mortuaries Names Incomplete Notice
Fragmentary obituary fragment lists Macy Allnutt Mortuaries, names Breenwalt, Greenwall, Greenwalt, Wagner, Haggard and others with scattered locations including Johns town and California. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Cards edge Mets as Broglio nets eighth win over NY
Ernie Broglio pitched five innings to beat the Mets 3-1, moving the Cardinals within reach of the National League lead. The Cardinals pounded 15 hits including four doubles, and Whit hit a solo homer. Ken Boyer contributed three singles before leaving early with an injury as New York took an unearned run in the seventh.
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Islanders
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Valdespina
Pirates power past Braves with Stargell six RBI night
Pittsburgh rookie Willie Stargell slugged two homers and drove in six as the Pirates overwhelmed Milwaukee 9-3. Stargell hit a fourth homer of the year in the seventh with a man aboard and added a two-run shot in the ninth, backing Don Cardwell who improved to 8-8. Bob Bailey and Bill Mazeroski also homered for Pittsburgh, while Hank Aaron hit Milwaukee’s lone 19th homer.
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Orioles Triumph 7 2 Over Red Sox in Boston
Mike McCormick pitched a complete game for Baltimore as the Orioles defeated Boston 7 to 2. Joe Gaines hit a three run homer and McCormick added a solo shot, snapping Boston’s six game winning streak and finishing with 4 hits allowed.
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Phillies Top Reds 4 2 On Sievers Demeter Homers
Philadelphia used a three run shot by Roy Sievers and a Demeter solo blast to defeat Cincinnati 4 to 2. starter John Verdugo earned the win with relief from Jack Baldschun as Ryne Duren pitched in relief. Tony Taylor extended his hitting with a third straight single before a sequence that produced the decisive runs.
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Indians Nip Senators On Error In Cleveland Victory
Cleveland defeats Washington 5 to 4 as an eighth inning error unravels Senators pitcher Tim Duckworth. Dick Howser and Willie Kirkland spark the rally with a walk and timely hits. Kralick solid for Cleveland, duckworth wild in eighth.
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Palmer Draws Locker Number 13 for Open
Arnold Palmer arrives at Brookline for the National Open Golf Championship and draws locker No 13. He declares his superstition, discusses past Masters wins, and aiming to rebound after a tough Colonial Invitation showing. Palmer, the former top money winner, seeks victory at the Open amid rivals like Jack Nicklaus.
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Legion B Triumphs Longmont on Wall’s One Hitter
Legion B defeated Longmont 72 at Forbes Fields as Wall pitched a dominant one hitter. He allowed a single by Wells and a walk, with Danley and Rawson adding hits for the Legion in a low offense night.
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CSU Requests Rejected At RNC Meeting
Publicist Lanry Sears reported Mundiy that CSU sought to reduce a 16 game football schedule and move to a smaller slate in the Black Mountain Conference. The request was denied at the meeting though Weyginst later proposed limits on total games, with the season capped at 38.
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Minnesota Youth Duplicates Feat Of Baseball Hero
A Minnesota youth pitchers Vander Meer-like feat highlights a local game with Vander Meer’s son assisting, while Mankato Mets youth scene features strong performances. The report notes tight races, standout arms, and upcoming schedules as teams chase division leads in a busy regional league.
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Clete Boyer Seeks Balance Between Bat and Glove
New York Yankees third baseman Clete Boyer, famed for his glove, defends his improvement at the plate after rising to among the league’s top hitters. He credits self-control and focus, saying his aim is to sustain success without sacrificing his fielding.
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