Community Outing Planned at Texarkana Dam Park
The group plans a July fourth outing with a chicken lunch and plenty of food for friends and guests. Cars depart Hicks Funeral Home at 10 am. Rev. F R Williams reports on Baptist Congress in Denver and San Francisco. families from Hope and Prescott visit Texas Kana and Toledo, Ohio visitors seen.
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Hope Sunday
Winner Cupit Vows Never To Get Lazy After Medinah Triumph
CHICAGO AP Jacky Cupit the Western Open champion says he will not lapse again after a fall layoff. The Texan, 24, credits a corrected grip and brother Buster for regaining form on Medinah No 3. Casper, Player, Haewkins, Geiberger, Boros, Palmer and Nicklaus chase final standings.
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Leaders in the Major Leagues Baseball Stat Leaders
The article lists top Majors leaders by league batting and pitching with players and statistics. It includes Jimenez Boston and Runnels Kansas City for batting averages, Pearson and Wagner for runs, Wagner for RBIs, Rollins and Moran for hits, Robinson and Fox for doubles, Fox, Robinson, Cimoli for triples, Wagner and Cash for home runs, Wood and Howser for steals, Foytack and Wickersham for decisions, Pascual for strikeouts, and T Davis and Alou for NL leaders.
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Chicago
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Minnesota
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Cash
Detroit
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Foytack
Wickersham
Pascual
Terry
New York
New Appointments Atchison Davis and Others Named by VALLEY INDUSTRIES
Dardanelle Ark. Arkansas Valley Industries announced three new managerial appointments. Names include Robert H Atchison 36 of Dardanelle Angeles 81 Mays San Francis 00 69 Hits T Davis Los Angeles 110 Flood St. Louis 103 Doubles Robinson Cincinnati 28 Mays San Francisco 21 Triples Ranew Houston 8 T Davis Los Angeles Vir don Pittsburgh 7 Home runs Banks Chicago and Mays San Francisco 21 Stolen bases Wills Los Angeles 2 W Davis Los Angeles Javier St. Louis 16 Pitching Roebuck Los Angeles 5 0 1 000 Purkey Cincinnati 113 1 .929 Strikeouts Koufax Los Angeles 184 Drysdale Los Angeles 4
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Drysdale Hurls Dodgers to Win His 14th
Don Drysdale struck out 13 Mets and allowed five hits in a 6-1 victory that gave the Dodgers ace his 14th win, the league lead. Joey Jay also won for the Reds, and several other pennant contenders posted notable performances as the weekend slate shaped the race.
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Standings and results from Major League Baseball games
Saturday and Sunday results feature many games across leagues with standings and upcoming matchups. Notable scores include Los Angeles beating New York 5 3, Milwaukee 1 over Chicago, and San Francisco 8 over St. Louis. Tuesday and Wednesday schedules list cross-league fixtures and night games.
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Australian Favored at Wimbledon by Geoffrey Miller
Rafael Osuna of Mexico rises as a dark horse in week two of Wimbledon as Australians dominate the men’s singles draw. Osuna, after defeating Edison Mandarino, John Newcombe, Gordon Forbes, and Alan Mills, meets Neale Fraser with Rod Laver looming. Laver remains the favorite as Australians fill the lower half of the bracket, while Billie Jean Moffitt shocks Margaret Smith in the women’s side.
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Margaret Smith
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Long Beach
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Karen’ Haptee Susman
Chula Vista
Maria Bueno
Thornhill Resigns VA Post in Little Rock
L. L. Thornhill resigns as regional contact officer and organizer of the VA Contact Division in Little Rock after 34 years in federal service. He plans to become an agent for several mutual funds.
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Veterans Administration
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