Indians Edge Orioles in eighth inning rally
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Baltimore Orioles 3-2 as two eighth inning runs broke a 1-1 tie. John Romano executed a surprise squeeze bunt for the tie breaker, Vic Davalillo added a run-scoring double, and Norm Siebern homered for Baltimore in the eighth. The win trimmed Baltimore's AL lead and marked Cleveland's sixth straight victory.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Orioles
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
White Sox
Cleveland
John Romano
Vic Davalillo
Romano
Stu) Miller
Hank Bauer
Washington
New York
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Houston
Norm Siebern
Earl Robinson
Russ Snyder
Don Buford
Gerry MecNertney
McNertney
Twins
Rich Rollins
Ed Fisher
Yankees
Buster Narum
Mel Stottlemyre
Senators
Mike Brumley
Tigers
Dave Wickersham
Red Sox
Don Demeter
Jerry Lumpe
Demeter
Bob Heffner
Dick Green
Rocky Colavito
Athletics
Angels
Lou Clinuen
Jim Perry
Bob Rodgers
Bond Proposal To Fund Star City Jail On November Ballot
Lincoln County Judge Grover Brockman announced the $80,000 bond issue to finance a new jail in Star City will appear on the November 2 ballot. The plan includes a one mill county wide tax to support the bonds.
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Gould, Ark
Lincoln
Grover Brockman
Star City
Brockman
Solunar schedule hints favored fishing and hunting times
The article explains a short duration Solunar timetable with Major periods in bold. It lists daily start times for minor and major periods and suggests planning days to fish or hunt during peak zones. Useful for locating optimal sport times across Thursday to Sunday with figures from John Alden Knight.
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John Alden Knight
Boxing Seen Near Elimination From Major Sports Pages
NORFOLK Virginia AP boxing nears elimination as a major sport. Commissioner Abe J. Greene urged restoring boxing to decency in sports pages and removing despairing front page headlines. He noted boxing helped television but last national series may suspend as time shifts to other sports.
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Norfolk
Abe J. Greene
World Boxing Association
Greene
Hogan Zeal for Tour Incentives Draws Fire
Ben Hogan criticized high tour finance as dulling effort and turning players into parasites. He argued prize money should reward leaders like Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, while lower finishers receive little. Hogan spoke ahead of the Carlin World Championship at Oakland Hills, where a $200,000 purse reshapes incentives. Nicklaus aims to lead money winners as Palmer and Lema seek position, with Venturi favored nationally.
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Associated Press
Birmingham, Mich
Ben Hogan
Tony
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
Hogan
Oakland Hills
Nicklaus
Palmer
Tony Lema
Venturi
New Orleans Wins Big In Junior World Series Play
New Orleans raced to a 14 to 4 victory over Manchester in the American Legion Baseball Junior World Series losers bracket as Detroit held off Staten Island. George Ditta fanned 11 for Manchester. for New Orleans, Ronnie Scott and John Arthers doubled twice, with Bonnaffee Hebert White and Brubacher adding two hits each. Detroit’s Lamerato drove in runs in the ninth, while Staten Island’s Glassmacher slugged a first-inning score. Emperor Hirohito note appears as a separate line in the article.
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Manchester
N.H
Detroit
Staten Island
N.Y
Charlotte
N.C
Upland
Calif
Waterloo
Town
Lewiston
Idaho
George Ditta
Darrel Buck
Angelo Manni
Ronnie Scott
John Arthers
Vic Bonnaffee
Terry Hebert
Ronnie White
Bob Brubacher
Joe Glassmacher
Larry Miraldi
Sam Lamerato
Mike Jamula
Beauregard
Jamula
Burns
Silversire
Donavan
Doherty
Beaudette
Mandy
Fowers
Dilta
Bonnaflee
Umpire Helped Hank Bauer Avoid Banquet Banishment
Baltimore's Hank Bauer, a leading Manager of the Year candidate, narrowly avoided a suspension after a May 22 on-field clash with plate umpire Al Salerno over a beanball. Veteran umpire Sam Soar intervened, preventing a harsher penalty and Bauer later credited Soar for his restraint. Bauer, 42, portrays a tough but approachable leader who emphasizes player discipline and trust in coaches, aiming to let players play while managing pitching and respect. He reflects on his career, temper, and strategy, noting he rarely blames others and never loses sight of the goal to keep his club cohesive.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Baltimore
Hank Bauer
Memorial Stadium
Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Bauer
al Salerno
Hank Soar
Salerno
Soar
Rom
Luis Aparicio
Pye
Eagles Happy About Giant Lineman
Philadelphia Eagles rookie Bob Brown, 22, 6 feet 4½ inches, 280 pounds, drawn top pick and a $100,000 contract, aims for all star status. Coach Joe Kuharich lauds his attributes and attitude, as Brown combines weight training with mental conditioning to face NFL giants.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Cherry Hill
Bob Brown
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Eagles
Joe Kuharich
Cleveland
Palive
NFL
Kuharich
Brown
Nebraska
American Football League
Travs Win Add to Lead of League
Arkansas hammered Salt Lake City 9 to 5 in a Pacific Coast League game to extend its Eastern Division lead. Highlights include a three unearned runs first inning, Adolpho Phillips homer, Costen Shockley two run single, and Dick Scott’s early miscue. Gigo hit his 26th homer in the ninth as Arkansas piled up five runs in the fifth.
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Salt Lake City
Arkansas
Travelers
Dick Scott
Lou Hoedner
Bobby Malkmus
Norm Gigon
Costen Shockley
Malkmus
Adolpho Phillips
Bees
Glen
Beckett
Don Landrum
Ron Campbell
Shockley
Phillips
Lee Elia
Gigo
Sevons
Salt Lake
Steevens
Oliver
Smith
Heath
Scott
Schurr
Lary
Warner
Holdner
Grace
Larry Jackson
St. Louis
Houston
Mike Cuellar
Pittsburgh
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Minnesota
Orioles
Cleveland
Washington
New York Yankees
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Dodgers
Drysdale
Frank Howard
Nate Oliver
Camilli
Bob Henndley
Short
Phillies
Gus Triandos
Ruben Amaro
Tony Gonzalez
Joe Torre
Denny Menke
Stallard
Reds
Don Pavletich
Ed Kranepool
Mets
Joey Jay
Donn Clendenon
Gene Alley
Cardinals
Lou Brock
Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
Standings and results from major leagues and minors
Standings show Philadelphia leading the NL with 77 wins and 49 losses, Cincinnati 70-66, San Francisco 57-55, St. Louis 68-58, Milwaukee 64-61, Pittsburgh 64-63, Los Angeles 62-63, Chicago 58-69, Houston 56-72, New York 43-84. Wednesday results include Philadelphia 6 Milwaukee 1 and New York 3 Cincinnati 1. Pacific Coast League standings include Arkansas 81-55 and Oklahoma 63-? with multiple scheduled games forthcoming.
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Associated Press League
W. LL. Pet
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco A
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Associated Press
W. L. Pet
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tndianapolis
Denver
Dallas
Salt Lake
San Diego
Portland
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Hawaii
Indianapolis
Salt Lake City
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Major League Leaders Recap For AL and NL Honors
Compiled leaders list from the Major Leagues highlighting top performances in batting home runs runs batted in hits doubles triples stolen bases and pitching wins and strikeouts across both American and National leagues. Standouts include Oliva Killebrew Mays Clemente Koufax and Bunning among others with season totals and averages noted.
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Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Howser
Cleveland
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Bressoud
Colavito
Kansas City
Versalles
Yastrzemski
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Powell
Colavite
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Davalillo
Bunker
Pizarro
Downing
Chance
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Santo
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadephia
Williams
Maye
Milwaukee
Pinson
Cincinnati
Callison
Philadelphia
Wills
Brock
St. Louis
Koufax
Bunning
Drysdale
Local Baseball Minor League Results in International League
Syracuse defeated Rochester 11 to 5. Washington pitchers held the line as Syracuse surged. Gus Triandos of the Phillies belted two homers as Philadelphia led the National League past Milwaukee Gr.
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Syracuse
Rochester
Gus Triandos
Phillies
Philadelphia
Milwaukee Grl
Senators Pitcher Narum Shuts Out New York Team
Washington right hander Buster Narum hurled a shutout to blank the New York nine as the Senators dominated the matchup. A veteran performance by Narum backed by solid defense and timely hits secured the win.
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Associated Press
Buster Narum
Senators
New York
Washington
Giants Lacked Spark as Marichal Faces Play Trouble
The Giants fell 2-1 to the Dodgers as Juan Marichal delayed pitching citing back trouble and Billy Mays shuffled between center field and third base. Mays moved from center to third after Hart was hit, then back to center as Dark jugulated the lineup to spark offense.
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Mays
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Marichal
Dodgers
al Dark
Jim Ray Hart
Runnin
Dark
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Doug Camilli
Phillies
Chris Short
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Mets
Tracy Stallard
Multiple NHL score updates from early season games
Columbus defeated Atlanta 5 to 1 while Toronto beat Buffalo 4 to 3. Jacksonville led 8 to 1 over Richmond, Indianapolis 9 to 1 over Oklahoma City, San Diego 12 to 69 against Oklahoma City, Tacoma 5. Arkansas 9 to Salt Lake 4.
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Columbus
Atlanta
Toronto
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Richmond
Indianapolis
Okla City
San Diego
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Denver
Dallas
Arkansas
Salt Lake
Seattle
Hawaii
Piersall Riffs On Beatles Gag In KC Preview
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Jim Piersall mocked a Beatles theme during a Kansas City game. Owning owner Charles Firley of the Athletics hired the group for a future show, prompting Piersall to wear a Beatle wig to the plate and then bat without it after an umpire conference.
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Kansas City
Jimmy Piersall
Los Angeles Angels
Charles Firley
Athletics
Piersall
Fullback Is Big Problem With Rams
Los Angeles Rams face backfield issues as they rebuild around a stout defensive line and growing quarterback Roman Gabriel. Svare experiments at fullback after Ben Wilson's departure, with Dick Bass a possible starter. Gabriel, in his third year, shows slow but steady progress as Dale and Phillips emerge as primary targets.
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LOS Angeles Rams
Orange
Calif
Roman Gabriel
Gabriel
Siva
Rams
San Francisco
Detroit
Baltimore
Minnesota
National Football League
Ben
Wilson
Svare
Dick Bass
North Carolina State
Terry Baker
Carroll Dale
Jim Phillips
Jon Arnett
Chica
Bears
Roger Davis
Charlie Cowan
Joe Scibelli
Don Chuy
Joe Wendryboski
Frank Budka
Notre Dame
Ken Kirk
Art Hunter
Joe Carollo
Frank Varrichione
Dave Jones
Lamar
Rosey Grier
Merlin Olsen
Stan Fanning
Gary Larsen
Jack Pardee
Mike Henry
South America's Share of U.S. Tourism Lags
AP scribe Sam Dawson reports that Americans spent 448 million in Mexico and 150 million in the Caribbean in 1963 while only 56 million traveled in South America, a 2.5 percent slice of U.S. travel expenditure. Bank economists credit marketing, facilities, and info centers for Mexico and Jamaica as factors, noting Venezuela and Colombia show some effort but the rest of the continent lags.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Mexico
Caribbean
South America
Western Hemisphere
U.S
Department of Commerce
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
United States
Jamaica
Venezuela
Colombia
Faubus appoints Sidney Phillips to Arkansas Pharmacy Board
Gov. Faubus named Sidney Donald Phillips of Arkadelphia to the Arkansas Pharmacy Board for a term ending June 17, 1969, filling the vacancy from A. F. Peters whose term expired. Also listed are veteran Cliff Livingston and rookie Mary Harris among others, with mentions of football depth and potential lineup changes.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Sidney Donald Phillips
Arkadelphia
State Pharmacy Board
Phillips
A. F. Peters
el Dorado
Cliff Livingston
Mary Harris
Stanford
Jerry Richardson
West Texas State
Bobby Smith
Lindon Crow
Ed Meador
Scotti
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Will Grimsley
Hirohito
Hank
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San Francisco Giants
Juan Marichal
Pile Mays
S. America
International
Exey
Perry's
Highway
Hope, Arkansas
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