Pirates Triumph as Mets Tie Modern NL Loss Record
Casey Means doubted after New York lost to Pittsburgh bringing the Pirates to 11 straight wins to start the season tying the modern NL mark for consecutive victories. Pittsburgh outscored New York as Bob Veale pitched a complete game. Jim Hickman drove in two Mets runs while Bob Skinner homered for the Pirates who erased a deficit to win.
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Baseball Today Report From The Associated Press
American League standings show Cleveland lead with 7 wins and 6 losses while Kansas City sits near the middle. results from Saturday include New York 3, Cleveland 3. Baltimore 3, Washington no score. Chicago 6, Boston 4. Detroit 3, Minnesota 2. Sunday action lists Cleveland at 9 losses and 7 wins, New York 7-7, Chicago 1-5. future games include Chicago at New York and Minnesota at Baltimore among others.
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When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
The schedule of Solunar period is taken from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times. Major periods begin at the shown times and last one and a half to two hours. minor periods are shorter.
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Ortiz Confident After Uneventful Lightweight Win
In Las Vegas Carlos Ortiz claimed confidence after a one sided decision over Brown lasting 18 rounds. He cited Billy Conn and the presence of Joe Louis ringside as factors in avoiding late knockout chances. Ortiz described the bout as his easiest in 41 fights, while Brown suffered a long, controlled defeat with most scorecards favoring Ortiz.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Leaders Across Leagues
The section lists results from New York, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia, Houston, and others with scores and upcoming games. It includes National League batting leaders such as Mathews and Mays, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, and pitching leaders like Koufax and Drysdale. Additional American Association and Pacific Coast League results follow with multiple game figures and standings.
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Indians Club Yankees in Own Stadium
Indians club Yankees in their own stadium. Mel McGaha questions Yankee Stadium legends as Cleveland fans claim a revived run summarized by a doubleheader sweep that lifts the Indians to the AL lead, with Cash homering for Detroit and a packed weekend of scoring across the league including the A's, Twins, and Pirates start.
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Carlton Homers for the Parks in NCAA tuneup
In Monroe Louisiana Arkansas defeated Northwestern Louisiana State 8 to 4 in the consolation game of the Northeast Louisiana Easter baseball tournament. Jerry Carlton hit a ninth inning grand slam to spark the comeback. Baylor shut out Northeast Louisiana State 6 0 for the championship with pitcher Pete Charton allowing only two hits. Marl Carter and Paul Soden of Arkansas earned all tournament honors.
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Ortiz Wins in Las Vegas for Far World Lightweight Title
Carlos Ortiz of New York outpoints Brown of Houston over 15 rounds to claim the far world lightweight title in Las Vegas. Brown suffers defeat as Ortiz earns a clear victory and title claim in the televised bout.
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Champ Heads Spa Entries In Hot Springs PGA Tourney
Hot Springs Arkansas May 17 20 1960 Bill Collins the 1960 champion and Bob Nichols a former Southwest Conference champion will lead the list of entrants in the Hot Springs PGA event with $20000 in prize money. Defending champion Doug Sanders will appear under contract terms. Other commits include Tom McFadden Ron Weber Jack Rule Bill Dunk John Gustin Bob Goetz Harold Henning Pete Mazure Al Johnston Mike Clark and Jan Balding tournament director Jim Gaquin says more players will sign before the event opens in Houston Texas.
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Oklahoma State Beats Arkansas in windy golf match
In Stillwater Oklahoma State defeated Arkansas 10 to 4 in a gusty wind golf match. OSU star Dickie Cannon and Arkansas champion R H Sikes both shot 2 under par 68 to tie in the feature match.
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May Delay Political Tax Relief
Congress may postpone action this year on proposals to grant tax relief for political contributors and to tighten campaign spending provisions. House members cited little enthusiasm for acting before elections on a $10 tax credit for donors and a Senate bill to raise party expenditure ceilings. President Kennedy plans to send a message adopting bipartisan commission recommendations for tax incentives to broaden political contributions. The White House released a report proposing a direct $10 tax credit for individuals donating to authorized committees and a deduction cap up to $1,000 yearly for large donors.
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Belle the Portland Zoo baby elephant first US calf in 44 years
Belle the elephant and her five day old male calf, weighing 226 pounds, are doing fine at the Portland Zoo. The calf is the first US elephant calf born in 44 years, last born to Queen Alice of the Sells-Floto Circus. Reporters call the calf Fuzzy-face as a nickname.
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OSU Wrestlers Edge Opponents In Close Matches
Dickie Cannon and Harry Wilcox of OSU both beat 68 rivals in tight bouts. Junior Harris of OSU defeated Dick Murphy 3-0. Tom Gugua of Arkansas topped Greg Lambert 2-1. Dave Browning of OSU beat Dan Murphy 2-1.
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Campaign finance limits rise eyed by committee
A House committee nears a decision on boosting national party committee spending from 3 million to about 7 million annually. Sponsors say the higher cap reflects realistic political fundraising needs.
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Good Friday serves around world as believers recall crucifixion
World observers note the cross as a symbol of Christ's sacrifice on Good Friday. George W. Cornell writes that Christians mark the day with awe and penitence, recalling Jesus' suffering and death for humanity's sins in a solemn remembrance.
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Belle the calf and babysitting elephants in the zoo
Berry trusted Belle as a mother to guard his calf while other elephants joined the group. Belle was overly protective, making the weighing of the calf difficult as attendants tried to separate them. To sleep, Berry lay with Belle, who believed another elephant would guard the baby, providing a shared night watch.
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Armed Defiance of Blue Laws in Kansas City
A shopper defies Missouri blue laws by stealing soap and attempting to leave with a pistol. Clerks confront him on the sidewalk, leading to a chaotic scene amid solemn reflections on religion and crucifixion imagery.
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