All Star Game Heads to Cincinnati in Riverfront Debut
Cincinnati readies for the 1938 1953 era All Star game at the new Riverfront Stadium with NL favored over the AL in a classic series led 22-17. Notables include Lou Gehrig Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams in attendance as hitters shine in past showpieces and Vander Meer Spahn Kluszewski Pace NL with Williams throwing out the first ball.
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Chicago Cubs
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Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Bill Dickey
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Rudy York
Detroit Tigers
Ken Murphy
Richmond Ind. Palladium Tem
Leo Durocher
Joe Cronin
Kluszewski
Boston
Ted Williams
Washington
Korea
Air Force
Stan Parris Heads Final Henderson Campaign as Captain
Henderson senior defensive safety Stan Parris will start his final season with the Reddies. A three time All AIC pick and team leader in interceptions, he stands 6 4 and 190 pounds, seen as a pro prospect and All American candidate. He and wife Charlotte Wilson of Little Rock have a month old son. Parris is the son of Olen and Mrs. Parris of Hope.
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Little Rock
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Hope
Cassius Clay Leaves Charleston Sparring for Charity
Boxing star Cassius Clay visited Charleston to spar with local youths in a charity event canceled by the County Council which withdrew permission for a 4,000 seat fight. Clay said he came to help underprivileged black children and aid sports participation.
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Mets Down Cards Open Up Lead
The Mets beat St Louis 7-5 to extend their 14 4 game East lead while the Pirates fell to Philadelphia 2-0. Hart returned with six RBI in one inning as the Giants thrashed the Braves 13-0. Hart homered and added a triple in the fifth with a two-run shot earlier.
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Lyman Harris
Braves
Fred C. Merkle
New York Giants
Edward Cartwright
St. Louis
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Cards
Ken Singleton
Carl Taylor
Deron Johnson
Philadelphia
Rick Wise
Pittsburgh
Steve Blass
Johnson
Blass
Wise
Cincinnati
Padres
Reds
San Diego
Clarence Gaston
Ollie Brown
Steve Huntz
Dodgers
Maury Wills
Cubs
Montreal
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Carlos May
Brewers
John
Jim Fregosi
Ken McMuhden
California
Kansas City
Royals
Tom Bradley
Ken Tatum
Solunar Tables Plan Your Daily Outdoor Timing
Solunar Periods are printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Wednesday Night Action
Major leagues recap notes Minnesota 8 Oakland 6 as Oliva drives four, Bradford belts grand slam for Cleveland in 6-5 win over Washington. Baltimore rallies past New York 9-8, Detroit 3-2 Boston, Chicago 2-1 Milwaukee. NL highlights New York 7-5 St Louis, Philadelphia 2-0 Pittsburgh, San Francisco 13-0 Atlanta, San Diego 3-1 Cincinnati, Los Angeles 6-5 Houston, Chicago split Montreal doubleheader. Leaders include Perez and Carty in NL batting, Killebrew and Williams among homers, Wise four-hitter for Phils.
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Carty
Clemente
Pitsburgh
Williams
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Perez
Weilliams
Creminaty
Parker
Beneh
Cinenat
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Wo Davis
Mos Angeles
Hal Rock
Tony Oliva
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Buddy Bradford
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Twins
A’s
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Perry
Dave Duncan
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Rich Reese
Bradford
Indians
Tony Horton
George Brunet
Darold Knowles
Chuck Hinton
Dog Caddies for Her Golfing Master
Costa Mesa AP reports Pat Pattison 57 and his German Shepherd Kari serving as caddy and morale booster on rough courses. Kari hauls bags with a special harness and even shags balls to score, though she cannot offer advice. Pattison notes Kari’s aging eyesight limits her but calls her intelligent and helpful in potential wins.
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Kar
Karl
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Lovear
Collie
Broyles thanks chamber for War Memorial turf and lights
Arkansas Coach Frank Broyles thanked the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce for helping raise money to install Astroturf and new lighting at War Memorial Stadium. He noted the Razorbacks will open the next three seasons in Little Rock against Stanford California and USC.
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Arkansas
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Little Rock Chamber of Commerce
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California
University of Southern Cal
Frenchmen Outsprint Americans In Paris Track Meet
In Paris at Calombes Olympic Stadium, France dominates with wins in 140-meter hurdles, 100 meters, and 4x100 meters among others. Jean Nallet defeats Ralph Mann, Alain Sartour tops 100m, and a French relay edges the U S by two tenths as Leroy Walker notes a tough night and hints at rebound efforts.
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Alain Sartour
Leroy Walker
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Soviet Union
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Ralph Mann
Brigham Young University
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Ben Vaughan
US. Army
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Ivory Crockett
Vaghan
Eddie Hart
University of California
Willie Turner
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