Baseball All Star Game Set for Tuesday
The National League leads the American League 2-0 in Reed pitch as 18 hand picked pitchers prepare for the first All Star Game at the new Shea Stadium. Manager Walt Alston plans rotations with Pascual and Drysdale among starters while Eddie Bressoud and Luis Aparicio are replacements for injured players. The noon game will be telecast and feature bullpen action from many star pitchers.
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Walt Alston
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Dodgers
Phil Pdelphia
Chris ‘Sirteeicheng
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Lopez
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Eddie Bressoud
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Tony Oliva
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Mays
San Francisco
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Chicago
Phone Firms Merge in Texas to Form General Telephone
Western Utilities Corp and three affiliates merge into General Telephone and Electronics Corp. The entities keep their names California Water and Telephone Co West Coast Telephone Co and Southwestern States Telephone Co Southwestern States has offices in Brownwood Texas and serves 170 exchanges across Arkansas Oklahoma and Louisiana.
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Western Utilities Corp
General Telephone’ & Electronics Corp
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
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Fragmented sports scores and schedules mixed in OCR
A scrambled OCR listing shows baseball and basketball results with teams such as Los Angeles New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Seattle. It mentions varied scores, dates, and venues across multiple leagues including Pacific Coast, with partial entries for Denver Salt Lake Portland and Oklahoma City among others.
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
A condensed wire summary of American and National League statistical leaders. Highlights include Oliva Minnesota leading runs and hits with strong showings from Killebrew and Allison in the AL, Clemente Mays and Brock among NL leaders, and Koufax Drysdale top strikeout marks.
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Los Angeles
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Brock
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Houston
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Drysdale
Georgia Reforms End Harsh Prison Practices
Georgia passes sweeping prison reform, ending chain gangs and iron restraints. The new laws open state prisons to nearly 400 inmates and emphasize literacy and rehabilitation, reflecting a shift from punitive penalties to reform. Georgia’s early debtors’ era and modern changes are contrasted with historical limits.
Men Golfers Meet On Thursday Regular Meeting And Winners
The Men’s Golf Association schedules its monthly meeting for Thursday at 6 p.m. Reservations for dinner should be with Mary Creasy by Tuesday July 7. A golf clinic will be led by pro Creasy Sr. Winners by flights in the July 4 tourney include Championship Flight Henry Fenwick and Russell Carver 69 First Flight Charles Carver and Jack Gardner 69 Second Flight J B Powell and Robert LaGrone 77 Third Flight Ed Whitman and W H Gunner 83 Fourth Flight Lester Godwin and Bill Morris 87.
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Henry Fenwick
Russell Carver
Charles Carver
Jack Gardner
Robert LaGrone
Ed Whitman
W. H. Gunner
Lester Godwin
Bill Morris
Prison reforms tame brutal Georgia chain gangs in the 1930s
The piece recalls that more than 40 percent of Georgia prisoners served misdemeanor fines in the 1930s, with chain gangs and striped uniforms common. Gov Rivers ended chain gangs in 1937, Gov Arnall pushed further reforms, outlawing leg irons and manacles and creating the Board of Corrections. Reported abuses led to periodic investigations and new measures, including a 1940s era crackdown following mass prison uprisings and vandalism at Buford and other facilities.
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Phillies Rally to Sweep Giants and Grab NL Lead
The Phillies boosted past the Giants 2-1 to take first in the National League after a three-game sweep at Candlestick Park. Richie Allen surged with five hits across the series, Dennis Bennett closed out the final innings, and Alou, Cepeda, and Crandall were involved in a late rundown play that helped seal the win. Other NL games saw Dodgers, Braves, and Pirates winning, while Koufax earned his eighth straight win as Los Angeles moved into a fifth place tie.
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Loose Womenrejects name change in Kent village
In Loose Kent the Ladies of the Loose Women’s Institute voted 57 to 3 to keep the village name. Mary Holding presided at the meeting on Thursday and dismissed suggestions that the name should be changed. The name is said to derive from streams that disappear underground.
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Georgia prison reform prompts new state code
A scathing nationwide report on Georgia prisons by Illinois reformer James Ragen cited overcrowding, insufficient programs, and guard shortages at Reidsville State Prison. The findings spurred Georgia to enact a new prison code aimed at improving conditions and management.
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Site of Big Disaster at Hartford Circus
A Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey show in Hartford collapses into flames as a strong wind feeds a fire that kills 168 and injures over 500. Surviving witnesses recount panic, blocked exits, and harrowing escapes from the main tent as authorities impose safety reforms. The catastrophe haunts attendees for decades.
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Stars and Stripes
Depreciation and turmoil color early global markets
An article fragment discusses the impact of currency depreciation on purchasing power and bond values, noting Europe’s push to develop capital markets to attract long term funds. It also recounts a deadly circus fire investigation where six officials faced involuntary manslaughter charges and a note on the end of tented performances by Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey in 1956.
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Chile
Jimenez sparks Athletics past Orioles in 3-1 win
Jimenez powered Kansas City Athletics to a 3-1 victory over the Orioles, driving in two runs and scoring another as he rebounded from past volatility. The 21-year-old Dominican rookie, back from the minors, helped lift a cellar-dwelling club into a brief surge.
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