McDowell and Chance Surged Back to Form in AL Wins
Dean Chance and Sam McDowell, two top AL pitchers, revived their seasons with strong showings. McDowell blanked the Orioles 2-0 over six innings and later beat Baltimore 2-1, while Chance pitched three-hitter California to a 1-0 win over the Yankees. Kaat won his 19th with a five-hitter for Minnesota. Other scores included Philadelphia 5-4 over Pittsburgh, St. Louis 3-0 vs Houston, San Francisco 7-3 over Cincinnati, Los Angeles 8-7 over Atlanta, and New York 4-1 over Chicago.
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Associated Press
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Pro Football History To Be Made Tonight
AFL debutants the Miami Dolphins seek their first win against the Denver Broncos in Memphis, with owner Danny Thomas cautioning they are “brand new babies.” The NFL schedule features a double header in Cleveland and multiple exhibitions across Saturday and Friday night. Trades shuffle rosters as Charley Scales, Jake Kupp, Ron Rector, and Steve Barnett move between clubs. Len Gabrielson signs with the San Francisco Giants and will join Fresno in the California League next year. Desert winds in deserts are far from typical, Britannica reports.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
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Brown Helps Marichal Get 18th Victory
Giants top Cincinnati 7-3 as Ollie Brown homers three runs to back Juan Marichal who earns his 18th win. Brown replaces Willie Mays in center while Marichal overcomes an early deficit to lift San Francisco atop the pennant race.
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Palmeiras routs touring Wichita State team in Brazil
In Paclo, Brazil, Palmeiras club crushed the touring Wichita State University squad 195 to 94. Jamie Thompson led Palmeiras with 35 points and Warren Armstrong added 25 as Wichita trailed 32-42 by halftime. The long European style game overwhelmed the visitors in a single night game.
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Warren Armstrong
Wichita State University
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le Paulo
United States
Wichita
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Highlights
National League and American League standings with team records and two days of results. Notable figures include Oliva, F. Robinson, Aaron and Mays, plus pitching leaders Rea gan and Koufax. Tuesday stars include Dean Chance’s first shutout and Bill White's four RBI game for Phil lies.
Clay cleared to leave U S for title fight amid draft appeal
Cassius Clay’s draft board said he may travel to Germany for his September title bout with Karl Mildenberger, while his bid for conscientious objector exemption as a Muslim minister proceeds. Special Judge Grauman will forward recommendations to the draft department for final action.
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Cassius Clay
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Clay
Hayden Covington
Lawerence Grauman
Justice Department
Slayer of 6 Appeals to High Court
Harris, a 59-year-old convicted killer of six, awaits word on the Supreme Court review of his death sentence. After a St. Louis circuit panel declined to hear his appeal, his lawyers sought certiorari from the U.S. Supreme Court. Harris was condemned for the December 1963 Dever family killings near Trumann, with a fire linked to the deaths of four of the six children.
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Thornbrough
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U.S
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Circuit Court
Ben McCourtney
Jonesboro
Supreme Court
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Trusmann
State Supreme Court
Hays to Teach in University Amherst
Brooks Hays, who placed third in the July 26 Democratic gubernatorial primary, signed a teaching contract with the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. He will serve as distinguished professor of practical politics from Sept 1 to Feb 1, created by a grant, while retaining his visiting professor post at Rutgers University.
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University of Massachusetts At Amherst
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Rutgers University
New Jersey
Nixon Thinks LBJ to Shed Humphrey
AP report on Nixon outlining a war and peace plan for Republicans. He urges backing the Vietnam effort while criticizing Johnson's peace moves and hints at potential 1968 candidacy, suggesting Humphrey could be replaced if Johnson falters. Kennedy and Humphrey respond to Nixon's comments and stance.
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Lown
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Crossett Phone Expansion Begins in Crossett Ark
Allied Telephone Co. moves to expand service in Crossett with Allied Utilities Corp. planning to install Direct Distance Dialing, larger plant, new equipment, and building additions. The project is expected to create about $100,000 in annual area payroll.
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APH
Allied Teleehone Co
Crossett Aed
Hugh 2. Wilbourn
Little Rock
Wilbourn
Allied Utilities Corp
Allied Telephone
Women Discover Fishing Breaks Male Domination
Montauk Point, N.Y. AP Women comprise 27 percent of the roughly 30 million anglers, with up to eight million possibly nonadult. Industry leaders credit lighter gear and fiberglass rods for the rise, while a tackle maker advocates women’s days on boats to boost participation.
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Harold Claassen
Associated Press
Montauk Point
N.Y
U.S. Department of Interior
Thomas T. Lenk
Garcia Corp
Lenk
Jigeina
Wreck Proves Fatal to 2 in Arkansas Collision
CALICO ROCK Ark AP Larry T Woods 23 of Mountain Home and Virginia Perryman 18 of Calico Rock died Tuesday night when their car skidded into the path of a half ton truck on Arkansas 56 at the Calico Rock city limits. The car was driven by Roger Lonon 19 of Mountain Home. The truck was driven by Alya Moresman 66 of Harding.
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Virginia Perryman
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Alya Moresman
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Chargers Show Strong Talent Despite Ladd Loss
AFL preview ranks John Hadl and Sid Gillman highly as the Chargers boast top receivers Lance Alworth Don Norton and Willie Frazier. Key backs Keith Lincoln Paul Lowe thrive, while line features Ron Mix Ernie Wright Watt Sweeney and Sam Grunedsen. Defensive leaders Frank Buncom Chuck Allen and Rick Redman anchor a deep unit though Ladd’s absence looms. Predicted strong but vulnerable to dethroning.
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Tag
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