Pirates halt Reds winning streak with Sturdivant complete game
Tom Sturdivant tossed his fifth straight complete game allowing four hits as the Pirates beat the Reds 14 to 10. Sturdivant struck out five, lost an unearned run in the second, and finished strong after a two-out ninth inning rally by Cincinnati. The Pirates jumped early with two runs in the first and benefited from Bill Virdon’s leadoff single and Dick Groat’s triple plus a wild pitch. The loss snapped Cincinnati’s three-game win streak and tightened the NL standings behind the Dodgers.
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Solunar Tables Guide Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar tables by John Alden Knight outline daily fishing and hunting windows marked as minor and major periods. The guide notes that best sport occurs within these periods, with durations varying by day. Additionally, a note mentions Great Sand Dunes in Colorado reaching around 1,000 feet, the nation’s highest dunes.
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Yankees Focus on Pennant Despite Mantle Homers
Yankees talk of winning the pennant dominates clubhouse chatter after a 4-0 win over Minnesota and Detroit’s loss. Manager Ralph Houk says home runs matter less than securing the pennant, while Maris risks injury diving to disrupt a double play, insisting records are incidental.
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Fishing forecast for Arkansas lakes report remains steady
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission forecasts fishing conditions at Lake Maumelle Conway Hamilton Ouachita Catherine Bull Shoals Norfolk. Bass fair to good on artificial bait live minnows crappie fair to good bream good on crickets worms bluegill thriving with crayfish. Water clear and normal across lakes with varied night and lure success.
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Athletics Owner To Attend Southern Tuberculosis Conference
Charles O. Finley, head of a large insurance agency and owner of the Kansas City Athletics, will be on hand for the 47th Southern Tuberculosis Conference and the Southern Thoracic Society meeting in Hot Springs, Arkansas, on September 7. Finley, who recovered from tuberculosis after a prior illness.
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Triple Slam Likely in Jewish Meet
In Tel Aviv, MURRAY ROSE reports NYU stars Gary Gubner and Steve Damashek seek a triple slam at the Maccabiah Games. Gubner sets a discus mark and Damashek clocks a best 48.8 seconds in the 400 meters as the U S squads push for medals and records while others vie in sprints, hurdles, and relays.
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Fulbright Replies in a Way to Alford
Senator Fulbright and Arkansas Rep Alford traded indirect remarks amid a public clash over military involvement in information seminars. Alford urged defeat for Fulbright in next year’s election while Fulbright defended civilian control of the military and criticized radical conservatives.
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Tigers Fall to White Sox as Yankees Extend Lead
The Detroit Tigers dropped their second straight to Chicago 74, widening their deficit to 24½ games behind the New York Yankees who beat Minnesota 4-0. Mantle homered in the Yankees win while Maris extended his lead over Ruth. Gentile slugged his 43rd for Baltimore as the league saw multiple sluggers reach new tallies.
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Fulbright condemns radical right as soft on communism
The senator argues that extreme conservatives mislabel democracy as radical socialism and seek blunt foreign and domestic cures. He warns against promising easy fixes like abandoning alliances or rooting out dissent, asserting true conservatism honors historic values while adapting through orderly change.
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Standings and schedules from Southern Association baseball
Standings show Birmingham atop the Southern Association with Chattanooga and Atlanta close behind. Weekday results include Mobile beating Macon and Nashville over Shreveport, with rain delaying Birmingham at Atlanta. Major League notes list standings, results, and upcoming games across leagues.
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Major League Baseball Leaders Highlight Seasonal Feats
The article lists top batting and pitching leaders across leagues with figures for home runs, runs, and RBIs. Notable names include Cepeda, Clemente, Robinson, and Mantle. It also notes stellar performances such as Yom Sturdivant of the Pirates and Dorn Demeter driving in two runs for a Phila win.
Minor League Results Across Leagues Updated Scores
Pacific Coast League Salt Lake City 17 San Diego Spokane 6 8 Portland 24 Nacoma 10 Havenil 5 Seattle HL Vancouver postpaid ram Infornational League Toronto 6 Rochester 4 Buffalo 8 Syracuse 2 Jersey City 6 Charleston 4 Richmond 5 Columbus 4 American Association Houston 1 Omaha Dallas Fort Worth Weaver 4 Louisville 5 Indianagulis 4 two innings
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Fight Results From Lima and Phoenix Card
Boxing showdowns produced mixed results with notable knockouts. In Lima Peru Jesse Bun dry defeated 1Gha by kayo while in Phoenix Zora Folley stopped Ber Marshall in the 22nd round. In Kingston Freddie Blondes and Ab da Harmon earned decisions in Jamaica.
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Historical Highlights from a Century Ago and Today
On this day in 1929 Germany invaded Poland starting World War II. Adolf Hitler ordered force after peaceful options exhausted. Also notes: 1600 Peter I permitted beards with a tax. 1407 Aaron Burr acquitted treason. 1862 first internal revenue tobacco tax. 1334 James Walker resigns as mayor of NYC. 1946 first public race of re propelled aircraft at Cleveland. Egypt refused UN Security Council Suez blockade lift. 5 years ago US stamp for working people issued. 1 year ago Pennsylvanian Railroad shut by strike of 20,000 workers.
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China backs Russia in nuclear tests pledge
Tokyo dispatch reports that the Communist China government backed the Soviet Union's decision to resume nuclear weapons tests. The New China News Agency quoted Paiping saying the government resolutely supports the important step to defend world peace.
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Space May Be Space Safety Valve for World Peace
Atomic scientist Wernher von Braun told the Southwest Seminar on Nuclear Energy that space exploration could ease political tensions by occupying fighting men, noting past safety valves in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. He outlined Saturn rocket plans, costs around 20 billion dollars, and the goal of placing a man on the moon within the decade.
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Commuters Block Express Trains at Oslo Station
Thirty passengers at Haslam Station halted an express near Oslo's Baerslum Line, refusing to move until they could board. The municipally owned railway said it will review the complaint but noted trains will still pass blocking stops unless others join the protest.
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