Foytack Gives Up Four Straight Homers In One Inning
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Paul Foytack became the first in major league history to surrender four consecutive home runs in a single inning during a doubleheader loss at Cleveland. Woodie Held, Pedro Ramos, Tito Francona, and Larry Brown connected in the sixth inning as Cleveland and its hitters powered to a 9-5 victory. The sweep gave Cleveland seven homers in the night, with Fred Whitfield contributing a grand slam and a solo shot.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Paul Foytack
Los Angeles Angels
Foytack
Cleveland
Woodie
Pedro Ramos
Tito Francona
Larry Brown
Fred Whitfield
Ramos
Tom Tresh
New York
Yankees
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
Barry Latman
Indians
Whitfield
Fred Newman
Tribe
Ralph Terry
Athletics
Tresh
Yanks
Ted Bowsfield
White Sox
Senators
Jim Landis
Ray Herbert
Hoyt Wilhelm
Don Zimmer
Claude Osteen
Lawyer Hall appeals contempt conviction in Arkansas Supreme Court
Harold Hall of Little Rock appeals his contempt of court conviction from Pulaski Circuit Court. He was fined 50 dollars for removing his client Early Tolbert from the county jail to the state prison farm without permission. Tolbert had been sentenced to 21 years for robbery.
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Little Rock
Harold Hall
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pulaski
Hall
William J. Kirby
New Anti Castro Movement Formed by Cuban Exiles
In Miami an anti Castro group named Free Cuba Patriotic Movement announced by Cuban exiles led by Dr. Carlos Marquez Sterling. The proclamation states all Cubans aged over 18 must serve in the liberation war, outlining duties for both sexes.
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Miami, Fla
Carlos Marquez Sterling
Cuba
Free Cuba Patriotic Movement
Solunar Period Schedule From Knights Tables
The schedule shows major sport periods printed from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Major periods begin at the listed times and last about one and a half to two hours. The minor periods follow, with adder notations and daily entries for Thursday Friday and Sunday readings.
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John Alden Knight
Retirement ends famed general who cried Nuts
General Anthony McAuliffe, famed for the Nuts reply at Bastogne, retires from American Cyanamid under a 65 year age rule after 14 years as vice president and director. He plans a two month Mediterranean trip with his wife and three children before settling elsewhere.
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New York
Gen
Anthony
McAuliffe
American Cyanamid Co
Bastogne
Belgium
101St Airborne Division
American Cyanamid
Mediterranean
University approves $1.25 million in campus construction
The Julia Grown University Board of Trustees approved $1,250,000 for construction projects at the school in Silgam Springs Arkansas. Plans include a dormitory for women students, dormitory for men, and a major new facility to support the college’s power and academic growth.
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Silgam Springs
Ark
APO
Julia Grown University Board of Trustees
Leaders in the Major Leagues Baseball Statistics Snapshot
A dense summary of major league leaders across batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and pitching. Notable names include Yastrzemski, Kaline, Allison, Aaron, Pinson, Koufax, Drysdale, and teams like Boston, Detroit, Minnesota, St. Louis, and Los Angeles.
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Yastrzemski
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Allison
Minnesota
Stuart
Wagner
Los Angeles
Malzone
Causey
Kansas City
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Killebrew
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Radatz
Ford
New York
Bunning
Pizarro
Chicazo
Grant
St. Louis
Clementa
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
White
Pinson
Cincinnati
Brock
Williams
Chicago
Gonzalez
Callison
Philadelphia
Javier
Cuyey
San Francisco
Marines
Maloney
A Noski
Koufax
Los Sales
Drysdale
Arkansas man Reelected to National Electric Co-op Board
Paul Jones of Stultsart Riceland Electric Cooperative has been reelected as Arkansas representative on the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Board of Directors. The ceremony or meeting timing is not specified in the fragment.
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Stlitgart
Ark
API
Paul Jones
Stultsart
Riceland Electric Cooperative
Arkansas
Dtural
Lectvic Copert Asabuscatlin
Rae
Sigee T
Red Sox Clinch Doctors League Title In Tight Finish
In the Doctors League, the White Sox hammered the Dodgers 22 to 1 while the Yankees edged the Giants 6 to 6. The Red Sox then beat the Braves 3 to 2 in a thriller to clinch the championship, with Wayne Porter pitching eight hits allowed. Randy Byers and Thomas Norvell contributed the White Sox no hitter aid, and David Sanders added a triple and a single for the Yankees.
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Ralph Rouson Iy
White Sox
Dodgers
Yankees
Giants
Red Sox
Braves
Randy Byers
Thomas Norvell
Yankee
David Sanders
Wayne Porter
Group Praises Wilbur Mills
The Committee of 100 for Pulaski County, a private group of influential residents, adopted a resolution praising Rep. Wilbur Mills D Ark for outstanding service and fiscal leadership. Mills, in Congress since 1999, has chaired the House Ways and Means Committee since 1987.
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Litle Muck
Pulaski County
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Congress
House
Ways and ‘Means Committee
Bonds for Plant By Leachville Voters In August
A proposed 120000 revenue bond would fund a new building for Plarafax Delivery Service Inc and be repaid from company rentals. The measure goes to Leachville voters August 27. The firm employs about 30 people. Microfax, a florist bank with 2400 florists in 48 states and Canada, collects a service charge for remittances.
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Associated Press
Leachville, Ark
Plarafax Delivery Service, Inc
Leachville
Microfax
States
Canada
Tresh Delivers Ninth Inning Yankee Victory
Tommy Tresh homered with two out in the bottom of the ninth to lift the New York Yankees to a 3-2 win over the Kansas City Athletics in the rubber game of their three game series. Jerry Lumee and Norm Siebern both scored on back-to-back sacrifices in the seventh to give KC a brief lead before Tresh's dramatic blast.
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NEW York
Tommy Tresh
New York Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Yankees
A's
Jerry Lumoe
Norm Siebern
Charlie Lau
Fd Charles
Standings and results from Today's Baseball action
MLB standings shows New York leading with 66 wins, Chicago and Baltimore near top. Wednesday results include Minnesota 9 Boston 0 and Chicago 5 Washington 2. Upcoming games list Boston at Baltimore and Chicago at Los Angeles among others.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet
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Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington Vo
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Twinight
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St. Louis
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St Fan
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
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Cincinnati
International League standings and results update
In the Southern Division Indianapolis leads with 66 wins and 45 losses, followed by Arkansas 62 53 and Atlanta 58 53. Rochester and Syracuse pace the Northern Division with 60 wins each, while Buffalo trails at 57 56. Thursday games featured Syracuse 6 Jacksonville 3, Rochester 5 Atlanta 4, Toronto 14 Arkansas 2, Indianapolis 9 Buffalo 3 in 10 innings, and Richmond 1 Columbus 6 in 11 innings. Columbus hosts Richmond at 6:30 pm plus other games at 7:30 pm EDT/EST.
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Associated Press
Pet
G.B
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Atlanta
Columbus
Jacksonville
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Toronto
Richmond
Minor and Pacific Coast League Scores Highlighted
Indianapolis beat Buffalo in 2 extra innings while Richmond suffered an 8 to 1 loss. Columbus dropped 8 to 0 in 11 innings and Syracuse overwhelmed Jacksonville 11 to 3. Hawaii shut out Seattle 4 to 1, Spokane beat Oklahoma City 5 to 4, San Diego won 2 to 1 at Salt Lake City. Dallas-Fort Worth routed Denver 10 to 4, Portland won 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Major League stars Woodie Held Pete Ramos Tito Francona and Larry Brown hit consecutive homers in the sixth of game two setting American League and major league single game homer records.
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Buffalo
Richmond
Columbus
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Rochester
Atlanta
Toronto
Arkansas
Hawaii
Seattle
Spokane
Oklahoma City
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Dallas-Fort Worth
Denver
Portland
Tacoma
Associated Press
Woodie Held
Pete Ramos
Tito Francona
Larry Brown
Indias
Leafs overpower Travelers with 14 runs in Arkansas
Toronto Maple Leafs slugged Arkansas pitching for two doubles and 13 singles, blasting 14 runs on 19 hits to beat the Travelers 14-2. Morton and Leja homered, Jackson added a three run shot, Hamilton suffered the loss as Bouldin notched his seventh win.
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Little Rock
Toronto
Arkansas
Travelers
Rochester
Atlanta
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Richmond
Columbus
Vees
Man
Tony Washington
Bubba Morton
Chiti
Frank Leja
Maple Leafs
Leja
Morton
Lou Jackson
Leafs
Jack Hamilton
Carl Bouldin
Bouldin
Tiefenauer
Chili
Hamilton
Oliver
Lopez
Lipski
W—Bouldin
Data From 8000 Miles Up Studied Ionosphere Signals
Cape Canaveral reports scientists studied data from a payload launched 8000 miles into space to examine the ionosphere. The Blue Scout rocket carried the probe which transmitted for about four hours with strong signals before it burned up during atmospheric re entry over the Indian Ocean on Tuesday.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Indian Ocean
Millage hike proposed for Weiner school district
Weiner School Board calls for a 0 mill increase to fund a 285000 modernization and gym construction project. The plan would raise the tax to 40 mills and be decided at the September school election.
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Weiner, Ark
Weiner School Board
Indians sweep Angels in twin bill. Baldschun earns 7-3 win
Indians completed a doubleheader sweep over the Los Angeles Angels with a 1-0 victory and a 9-5 win. Jack Baldschun of the Phillies pitched six innings of two-hit relief to gain credit for a 7-3, 14-inning win over the San Francisco Giants, snapping Giants’ nine-game streak.
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Jack Baldschun
Phillies
San Francisco
Giants
Spins 6 Hitter But Loses to the Dodgers
Dodgers beat Mets pitcher Roger Craig 5 to 3 as a fourth inning rally featuring two runs, an error, and a wild pitch doomed his bid. The loss extends Craig's losing streak to 17, with the Dodgers widening their lead over San Francisco to four-and-a-half games.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Roger Craig
New York Mets
Trolla
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Craig
Clifton Curtis
Boston Braves
Giants
Bob Bolin
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Jim O'Toole
Cardinals
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
Work as Usual on Birthday in Arkansas Army unit
The Army Transportation Corps marked its 21st birthday with standard duties as personnel and equipment moved for Exercise Swift Strike III in North and South Carolina. The corps, formed in 1942, has supported mobilization for World War II and since then has deployed U S forces globally through the Chaffee transportation section.
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Fy, Chapfer, Ark
Army Transportation Corps
U.S. Army
Chaffee Transportation Section
North
South Carolina
Capitol Cafeteria to Stay Open After Delay
Secretary of State Kelly Bryant announced the state capitol cafeteria would not close for remodeling as scheduled. The project is postponed until an architect can assess needs, following earlier plans prompted by an integration attempt by NAACP field rep L. C. Bates.
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Little Rock
Kelly Bryant
State Capitol
Bryant
L. C. Bates
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Farm Bureau Plans Meeting in Hot Springs
County Farm Bureau officials will hear John C. Lynn legislative director of the American Farm Bureau Federation at the Arkansas federation's 16th Officers and Leaders Conference next week. The convention begins Monday with a delegation of Oklahoma farmers as guests. Don Echols of Jackson Mississippi, assistant to the president of the Mississippi Farm Bureau, will also speak. Eight hundred farmers and Farm Bureau officials are expected to attend.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Farm Bureau
John C. Lynn
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Arkansas Federation
Oklahoma
Don Echols
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Farm Bureau
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