Baron Gets 100 RBI for Third Year
Star outfielder Stan Palys nicknamed The Monster, widely admired in Birmingham, reaches the 100 RBI mark for the third time in his 12 year career. He drove in 101 last night as Birmingham beat Shreveport 10 6 to widen their lead, while Nashville and Little Rock also won behind strong pitching and multi hit efforts from key players.
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Stan Palys
Birmingham
Southern Association
Palys
Nashville
Barons
RBI
Big Slan
Dixie Clouter
Shreveport
Chattanooga Lookouts
Atlanta
Macon
John Davalio
Little Rock
Chuck Daniel
Mobile Bears
Fou Shreveport
Mike Brumley
al Ferrara
Chattanooga
Gerry Kettle
Norm Gigon
Gerry Reimer
Daniel
Mobile
Pat Gillick
Billy Reynolds
Travelers
Davolio
Vol
Charlie Rabe
Hal Griggs
Joe Christian
Nearing completion on Rosston highway home features
A three bedroom residence on a large lot nears completion along Rosston Highway. Panel heating and float-away closet doors are noted among other appealing features with financing options including FHA or conventional loans.
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East Seventh
West Sixth
Rosston Highway
Community church events and reunions listed in local notices
A parade of church events fills the week from Mt. Zion CME and Haynes Chapel Baptist in Selden and nearby towns. Homecoming services, revival meetings, and Usher Board programs run Aug 18 to 27 with sponsors and public invitations. Also noted are a city-wide youth singspiration at Lonoke Baptist Church and corrections to a previous column.
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Mt. Zion Cme
Steward's Board
and Missionary Society
CVF
Usher Board
M. R. White
Lonoke Baptist Church
Bobbie Daniels
Mabel Dermis Ig
A. L. Scott
Haynes Chapel Baptist Church
Spiritual Singers
Magnolia
J. D. Dempsey
Langford defeats Villalona in Curacao middleweight bout
The Associated Press reports Sam Langford from Aruba outpointed Ray Villalona from Santos Domingo in a ten round middleweight fight held in Curacao Netherlands Antilles. The piece references era context and includes scattered, unclear quotations about unrelated family remarks and nature from the Ice Age.
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Associated Press
Curacao
Netherlands Antilles
Sam Langford
Aruba
Ray Villalona
Santos Domingo
Hope Woman Graduates as Nurse
The Kansas City General Hospital School of Nursing marked its 67th commencement on August 14, adding to its total 1,257 graduates, including 22 men. Among the 1961 graduates was Jo Anna Lowe Pickett, daughter of Thomas J. Lowe. Graduates hailed from 28 cities in 11 states, average age 21, with 2 married at entry and 10 married during training. About 80 percent will stay at the hospital as graduate staff nurses.
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Kansas. City General Hospital
School of Nursing
Kansas City General Hospital
Death Threat No Worry to Yankee Star
New York Yankees relief pitcher Luis Arroyo says he is not worried after receiving a death threat mailed from Jersey City. The letter warned of shooting him at the mound in Yankee Stadium. The sender was turned over to police by manager Ralph Houk.
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NEW York (Ap
Luis Arroyo
New York Yankees
Arroyo
Jersey City
Bronx
Yankee Stadium
Ralph Houk
Yankee
Hidden Ball Trick Fools Kansas City
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL AP Kansas City clobbered Minnesota 12 7 Wednesday night but Athletics outfielder Gene Stephens was caught in a classic hidden ball trap on second base with one out in the ninth Billy Martin faked to kick dirt off the bag and tagged Stephens revealing the ruse
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Kansas City
Minnesota
Gene Stephens
Stephens
Billy Martin
Martin
North Dakota Proud of San Roger Maris
Washington AP report says Senator Milton R. Young of North Dakota announced with pride that Roger Maris, home run leader for the New York Yankees with 48 homers, hit two more today and is on pace to break Babe Ruth’s world record, as the Senate returned to debate on foreign aid.
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Washington
Senate
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
Roger ‘Maris
North Dakota
Bay
Young
Maris
New York
California Girl Faces Missourian in National Junior Golf
May Lowell of Hayward California rallied from behind to beat Jeannie Butler 2 and 1 in the quarterfinals and advanced to a semifinal against Missouri champion Judy Torluemke in the National Junior Girls Golf Championship. Jeannie Thompson faced Margaret Martin as the other semifinal pairing.
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Seattle
May Lowell
Hayward
Calif
Missouri
Judy Torluemke
Margaret Martin
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Jeannie Thompson
Tulsa
Ohlo
Jeannie
Lowell
Jeannie Butler
Harligen
Tex
Kathryn Farrer
Decatw
Ala
Dolores Faith Hedges Starlet With Timeless Referents
HOLLYWOOD AP Dolores Faith Hedges known as Dolores Faith rises from deaf childhood in Cleveland to film leading roles in Wild Harvest. Once compared to Elizabeth Taylor and Grace Kelly she seeks an original path, defying early mockery and a lisp learned to overcome.
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Hollywood
Liz Taylor
Grace Kelly
Dolores Faith
Dolores
Stephen Longstreet
Warner Bros
Elizabeth Taylor
Dolores Faith Hedges
Cleveland
Ohio
Chile
Faith
Arkansas Chief Justice to speak at Municipal Police event
Pine Bluff Arkansas. Supreme Court Chief Justice Carleton Harrison will address the two day Municipal Police Association convention opening Thursday. He will speak at the Thursday dinner while delegates hear a report on police dog use earlier and a pistol shoot is slated for Friday.
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Pine Bluff, Ark
Arkansas Supreme Court
Carleton Harrison
Municipal Police Association
Harris
Major League Leaders Highlight 1960s stats noted
The article lists top American and National League leaders by batting runs home runs and steals. Names include Mantle Mays Robinson Cepeda Aaron and Koufax with figures for hits doubles triples and pitching decisions and strikeouts from teams like New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee and San Francisco.
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Cash
Detroit
Howard
New York
Mantle
iMaris
Maris
New Pe
Gentile
Baltimore
Hill
B. Robinson
Kubek
Kaline
Wood
Landis
Chicago
Piersall
Cleveland
Keough
Washington
Aparicio
Howser
Kansas City
Terry
Ford
Pascual
Minnesota
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Mays
San Francisco
Robinson
Cinccinnati
Cepeda
Aaron
Milwaukee
Coleman
Altman
Boyer
St. Louis
Wills
Los Angees
Padres
Los Angeles
Miller
Flvikeouts
Koufax
Williams
Reds sweep Dodgers to reclaim first with doubleheader shutouts
Pitching by Bob Purkey and Jim O'Toole blanked the Dodgers 6-0 and 4-0 in a doubleheader, returning Cincinnati to first place. Roger Maris fueled the Yankees offense with four RBIs, a 47th homer, and a 3-for-4 day in a 5-4 win over the White Sox.
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Bob Purky
Jim O'Toole
Reds
Dodgers
Purkey
Fou
O'Toole
Roger Maris
Yankees
White Sox
National Jaycee Speaker At State Board Meeting
Wayne Gentry national vice president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will address Blytheville Arkansas Jaycee state board meeting this weekend. The gathering is expected to attract about 500 Jaycee members and their wives.
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Blytheville, Ark
Wayne Gentry
Moulton
Ala
a _national
Junion Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee'd State Board of Directors
Jaycee i
East German Christians wrestle faith and state obedience
In New York AP reporting on East Germany church debates over allegiance under an atheistic regime. Some leaders urge civil defiance while others urge obedience within Romans 13. The United Lutheran Church offers guidance that believers endure the state yet must not approve its regime.
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New York
Christiand
Berlin
Hee
Germany
Tutheran Church
Bet Hots
Otto Dibelius
Bodin
Evangelical Church
United Lutheran Church
Hospital Must Honor Officers
Arkansas Attorney General Frank Holt says the State Hospital must turn over to the county sheriff all persons charged with crimes who are released from the institution. The ruling, given to Prosecuting Attorney Lawson E. Glover of Malvern, clarifies the disposition of released individuals facing charges.
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Little Rock
Atty
Frank Holt
Pras
Lawson E. Glover
Malvern
Glover
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Hope
Arkansas
Hope Star
Prospect 7
Texarkana Gazelle
Glendon Griffis
Imop
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Burial Association
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Dia
Herndon - Cornelius
Neighbors
Elmer Smith
Sa Singer Sewing Machine CO
Ralph Montgomery Market
Barry's Grocery
Moore Bros
Hope Locker Plant
Main St
Blackland Lespedeza
Highway 67
Perry
Delmer Pipkin
Cobb Gem and Watsons
Arnold
Middiebrooks
Route 4
Ark
Patsmes Road
Lavender Construction Co
Shell Homes
AVIS
Perry's
Hwy. 67
Dial
Saylors
Hope Lions Club
T. N. Belews
East Third Street
RF. Sr
Middlebrooks Grocery
N. Menvey
West Ninth
Foster Land & Realty Company
West Third & Hervey Hope
Baron
Vernon Butler
Sociated Press
Wylie Glass
WELLS
Hope Auto CO
Segond Dial
South Walnut
Leonard Ellis
East
King James
Selden
Free Church of God In Christ In Jesus
Eld
F.dobe
Texarkana
C. B. Jackson
Ms. L. B. Hendrix
Church of God In Christ
Blevins
Ing
Union Mission
St. Thomas Baptist Church
Green Hill Ame
Dotsy
Shorter Chapel Ame
W. M- Dixon
Free Christian Zin Church
W. M. Benson
Minervia Snowden
W. H. Buss
Susie Bell
John Stroughter
French Ed Stroughter
Polly Stroughfur
Fannie. Alexander
Arthur Stroughter
Arthur
What
Alabama
New Jersey
Stcaughter Jr
Wichita
Kan
Polly
Stephens Stroughter
Fannie Alexander
Je Anna Pickett
Yankee Star
San Roger Maris
California
Tom Murray
Jacksonville
Fla
Jooks
Bob Thomas
Justice Harris
Harold Apn
Prescott Yard
Yeh
L. N. Eon Hwy
Porter Lmglement & Gerege
THE
Associated’ Press
Associated. Press
Quincy
Freigy
Qwave
Caesar Or
Christ
George W. Cornell
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