Twins Power Past Indians in 11 1 Victory
The Minnesota Twins exploded for 11 runs, led by a grand slam and five RBIs from a part time slugger, while Camilo Pascual limited Cleveland to two hits for his second win. Pascual’s slam followed a seven run first inning, plus a RBI single in the fifth.
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Twins
Cleveland
Camilo Pascual
Indians
Pascual
Stan Williams
Sam McDowell
Dean Chance
Minnesota
Calvin Griffith
Los Angeles
Detroit
Chicaso
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Dick Howser
Cemilo Carreon
Jim Piersall
Angels
Piersall
Willie Smith
Jim Fresosi
Don Buford
White Sox
Felix Mantilla
Sox
Buford
Frank Howard
Steve Ridzik
Howard
Ridzik
Bennie Daniels
Orioles
Associated Press
Solunar Tables Guide for Fishing and Hunting Times
The schedule from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables shows Major periods in bold and Minor periods in regular type. Major periods begin at listed times and last about 90 to 120 minutes, while Minor periods are shorter. The excerpt lists daily times for Thursday through Sunday with specific start times such as 3:40 P.M. and 11:35 A.M. aiming to indicate peak activity windows.
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John Alden Knight
Minor League Baseball Scores By The Associated Press
International League Toronto defeats Jacksonville 14 to 2 as Toledo visits Syracuse delayed by rain Columbus at Rochester also postponed by rain Atlanta hosts Buffalo in cold conditions. Pacific Coast League Portland tops Spokane 3 1 Denver edges Salt Lake City 4 3 Oklahoma City edges San Diego 3 Indianapolis beats Arkansas 4 Tacoma beats Vancouver 4 Seattle defeats Hawaii 9 1.
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Toronto
Jacksonville
Toledo
Syracuse
Columbus
Rochester
Atlanta
Buffalo
Portland
Spokane
Denver
Salt Lake City
Oklahoma City
San Diego
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Tacoma
Vancouver
Seattle
Hawaii
Associated Press
W. L.pet. G.B
Baker Shifts to Football and Prison Recreation Work
John Baker the Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end works in off season as recreation assistant for the State Prison Department. He visits 12 institutions to discuss programs with recreation officers and aims to improve inmate recreation while preparing for life after football. Baker believes athletics aid rehabilitation and notes recruiting is not allowed.
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Charles Craven
News and Observer Raleigh
John Baker
Baker
Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
Raleigh
North Carolina College
Junita
Women's Prison
Major League Leaders in American League Batting and Pitching
League leaders include Cater of Chicago batting .424 and Conigliaro of Boston at .417. Hall of Minnesota leads runs with 11, Mantilla of Boston 12 RBIs, and Oliva 11. Yastrzemski, Campaneris, and Cardenal pace doubles with four. Mantle and Gentile lead home runs with four. Aparicio and Howser top steals with four and five. Pitching leaders include Buzhardt and Peters of Chicago with 2 saves or wins and McDowell of Cleveland 20 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Cater
Chicago
Conigliaro
Boston
Hall
Minnesota
Mantilla
Oliva
Congiliaro
Ater
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Allison
Richardson
New York
Yastrzemski
Campaneris
Charles
Kansas City
Versalles
McAuliffe
Detroit
Blasingame
Washington
Gentile
Mantle
Aparicio
Baltimore
Howser
Cleveland
Buzhardt
Peters
Aguirre
Kaat
Pascual
McDowell
Howard
Loner
Standings and results in the major leagues today
Standings show Minnesota, Chicago, Detroit and Boston atop the table with varied wins. Tuesday results include Minnesota 11 Cleveland 1 and Chicago 10 Boston 1, with pitchers like Camilo Pascual excelling for Minnesota and notable batting feats by Santo and Mays among others.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Magnolia Dominates Bobcats in Relays and Distance Events
Magnolia swept most events against Hope with an 83 to 49.2 win in the boys meet. Standouts Buddy Jordan and Bobby Samuels led the Bobcats with two firsts each. Magnolia also set a new school discus record by Height. Junior division led by Hope with Magnolia winning several relays and sprints.
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Magnolia
Hope
Bobcats
Buddy Jordan
Bobby Samuels
Wilbanks
Dash — Moore
Nipper
Marian
Harry Ray McMahon
Richards
McWilliam Alford
Turner
Watson
Andrews
Southwest dominance by Texas and Arkansas in the conference
The Southwest Conference has been dominated by Texas and Arkansas with six-year records showing Texas with 56 wins, 8 losses, 2 ties and Arkansas with 50 wins, 15 losses including bowls. Arkansas续s 27 returning lettermen and quarterback concerns contrast with Texas relying on depth from sophomores.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Frank Broyles
Fred Marshall
Broyles
Jon Brittenum
Brittenum
Marshall
Razorbacks
Darrell Royal
Royal
Texas - Arkansas
Texas Tech
Baylor
Texas-Arkansas
Travelers Lose to Indianapolis in Pacific Coast League Opener
Arkansas led 3-0 through four innings but Indianapolis rallied with three runs in the seventh and a fourth in the ninth to win 4-3. Fred Walters hit a solo homer for Arkansas as Jim Hicks and Gary Johnson drove in runs and Joe Verbanic and John Morris yielded the decisive wild pitch.
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Indianapolis
Arkansas
Jim Hicks
Gary Johnson
Lee Elia
Joe Verbanic
John Morris
Johnson
Fred Walters
Indiapolis
Jackson
Verbani
Morris
Oliver
Cutright
Bouldin
Hacker
McNertney
Twenty six on Scene for Tourney of Champions
Twenty six selected pros compete in the 13th Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn Country Club Las Vegas with Jack Nicklaus as 5-2 favorite to win the $14 000 top prize from a $75 000 purse. Arnold Palmer and past champs Sam Snead Mike Souchak also in field. Gary Player and Ken Venturi absent.
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Bob Myers
Associated Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Big Bear
Columbus
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Bill Casper, Jr
Palmer
Desert Inn Country Club
Jerry Barber
Sam Snead
Mike Souchak
Gary Player
Ken Venturi
Canadiens blank Blackhawks 6 0 to take 3 2 series lead
In the Stanley Cup Finals Montreal Canadiens defeated Chicago Blackhawks 6 to 0 on Tuesday and moved one win from the championship with a 3 2 series advantage. No game is scheduled for Thursday with Montreal traveling to Chicago for the next contest.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Chicago
Hogan sets AIC shot put record at four team meet
Searc y Ark AP Jim Hogan of Ouachita broke the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference shot put mark as Harding College won a four team track meet in Searcy Arkansas. The Bisons led with 11 firsts and 86 points. Arkansas A&M trailed in the scoring.
Giants Edge Phillies 14-13 in Wind Aided Slugfest
Matty Alou hit a ninth inning homer as the Giants outslug the Phillies 14-13 in Candlestick Park wind gusts. Willie McCovey homered for San Francisco, while Richie Allen and others led Philadelphia in a high scoring interleague night.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Horace Stoneham
San Francisco Giants
Candlestick Park
Giants
Phillies
Matty Alou
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Stengel
Houston Astros
Frank Robinson
Tommy Harper
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Milwaukee
Eddie Mathews
Denis Merke
St. Louis
Minnesota
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Los Angeles Angels
Detroit
New York Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
San Francisco
Alou
Ed Roebuck
Willie McCovey
Richie Allen
Philadelphia
Johnny Callison
Clay Dalrymple
Tony Gonzalez
Wes Covington
Mets
Roy McMillan
Bob Aspromonte
Jack Fisher
al Jackson
Dennis Ribant
Ron Brand
Eddie Kasko
Astros
Bears Fall to Arkansas Tech in Second Game of Doubleheader
Arkansas Tech defeated Teachers 2-0 in the nightcap after a four hitter from Dave Robinson. Tech had lost the opener 4-3. East Texas Baptist topped Ouachita 6-4 using an error, fielder choices, a walk, a steal and a sacrifice fly to drive in three runs.
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Associated Press
Sraelesd
Arkansans Arrested in Washington Club Entry Scam
Mayor James J. Edwards of Blytheville Ark and four others were arrested in Washington for disorderly conduct while attempting to enter a private club. Each posted a $10 bond, later forfeited, after the cab driver collected a supposed membership fee and a paper sack of cut paper was found. Edwards said he may drop the matter.
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Washington (Ap
James J
Jimmie) Edwards
Blytheville
Ark
Arkansans
Thomas Little
William Henry Wyatt
D. E. Newberry
James C. Girard
Edwards
Hank Haines
Washington Post
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Mays
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Bateman
Mathews
Swoboda
Allen and Covington
Wills
Brodk
Ellis
Giusti
Marichal
Drysdale
Short
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Pittsburgh St. Louis
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Hope Star
Warren
Jones
Homer
The
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England
Allen Rudkin
Britain
Ben Ali
Morocco
Carmelo Hernandez
Puerto Rico
Freddie de Vore
Drew
Schoby
Russell
E. 2Rd Street
Allied Pest Control
A. D. Middlebrooks JR
Hope PR
Texarkana
Sweetie Pie
By Nadine Seitzer
Travelers
National Hockey
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Ouachita
Henderson
Hogan
AIC
Charles Donaldson
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Deron Johnson
Dick Ellsworth
Jim Maloney
Bill McCool
Roger Craig
Dodgers
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Bob Purkey
Menke
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Ty En
Roy Anderson
Insurance Agency
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