McLain Falters But Tigers Narrow Gap In East
Denny McLain failed to win his fifth straight when Detroit edged Chicago 4-3. Dick McAuliffe's ninth inning RBI single capped the winner as Detroit cut Baltimore’s lead to five games in the AL East. Other AL results included California 10 Washington 0 and New York 7 Oakland 1. In the NL Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 4-3 and Los Angeles won 1-0 at New York in 10 innings. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Atlanta at St. Louis were among Friday’s games listed with key pitchers and notes on standings.
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Clemente's Homer Wins for Pirates
Roberto Clemente powered the Pirates to a 24-3 victory over the Reds with a single triple and homer, boosting their NL lead to 21 games as the Mets lost to Los Angeles. The day featured milestones for Willie Mays near 3,000 hits and other big league results across the league.
Obituary for Mrs. Lera Tarpley 66 in Texas area
Funeral services for Mrs. Lera Tarpley aged 66 died Friday will be held today at 3 p m at Spring Hill Methodist Church with Rev Connie Robbins. Burial follows at Anderson Cemetery Arrangements are by Oakcrest Chapel She is survived by husband William Elbert Tarpley four sons W E Tarpley Lloyd Dale Tarpley Clifton Tarpley and Colgin Tarpley one daughter Mrs Clyde Mosier three grandchildren one brother Virgil Collins and one sister Mrs J H Martir all of Houston and nearby areas
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Ed Charles aims to write black player history in baseball
Edwin Douglas Charles, once a Met and now a public relations man, plans a serious book about black men in baseball after his Mets tenure ended amid salary and move disputes. He remains a frequent, amiable presence around Shea, using poems to frame chapters and inviting players for photos with fans.
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Boating safety tips amid rising US Coast Guard data
Coast Guard figures show 1950s style boating fatalities near 1 in 46,000 afloat last year with 1,350 deaths overall. Admiral Willard J. Smith urges lifesaving devices, forward lookout, proper loading, weather awareness, and passenger precautions to reduce drownings, especially May to August and on inland waters or coasts.
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Notes From Ear to Court: Baseball Nods and Neighbors
A court case cites reporter Caldwell and his Black Panther notebooks while amplifying a collage of sports anecdotes. Lou Brock comments on Astro Turf, Jack Dempsey trims his diet, Leo Durocher reads, Jimmy Piersall stuns, and Gil Hodges balances faith with baseball life. The piece relays personal flavors of Edison era figures and ends with the notebook curb plea.
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Solunar Tables From Richard Knight Schedule
Solunar Tables printed from Richard Alden Knight's work guide readers to plan days around prime fishing and hunting windows. The schedule emphasizes hunting and fishing during favorable periods to maximize sport on each day.
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