Yanks Blanked No-Hitter Ends in Loss
Baseball roundup notes heartbreak across the AL as Joel Horlen’s bid for a no hitter ends with a ninth inning homer by Don Lock sealing a 2-1 loss to Baltimore. Mickey Lolich loses a no-hit bid in eight-plus innings as Dick Brown’s homer lifts Baltimore. Dodgers win to snap skid. San Francisco and Milwaukee repeat big wins.
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Joel Worlan
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Chuck Hinton
Senaloy
Winars
Don Lock
Horlen
Baltimore
Mickey Lolich
Detroit Tigers
Orioles
al Smith
Dick Brown
Robin Roberts
Cleveland
Dean Chance
Los Angeles
Indians
Felix Torres
Dave Wickersham
Wayne Causey
Norm Siebern
Kansas City
New York
Yankees
Boston
Minnesota
Twins
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Jim King
Hinton
Larry Osborne
Lock
Ron Kline
Lolich
Bob Johnson
Smith
Roberts
Luis Aparicio
Brown
Tiger
When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
Solunar tables by John Alden Knight provide major and minor fishing and hunting periods each day. The schedule lists start times for Major and Minor periods, urging planning to fish in good territory or hunt in good coves during these times.
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John Alden Knight
Senators Dodgers Swap Players
Washington Senators acquire Ed Roebuck a veteran right hand relief pitcher from the Los Angeles Dodgers and send infielder Marvin Breeding to the Dodgers in a waiver deal Roebuck age 32 appeared in 29 games this year with a 24 wins 1 loss record Breeding age 29 played 58 games for the Senators at second and third base and batting .274 He bats right handed.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Ed Roebuck
Los Angeles Dodgers Today
Marvin Breeding
Dodgers
Roebuck
Breeding
Senators
Angels Rout Indians as Donovan Dolan Walks Three
A Cleveland nine allowed eight opened innings with a no-hit bid after a two-out single by Fred Whitfield in the seventh. The Angels pounded five Cleveland pitchers for 14 hits, scoring eight runs in the eighth inning while Dick Donovan and Jerry Walker took the loss.
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Fred Whitfield
Chance
Woodie Kein
Cleveland
Angels
Dick Donovan
Jerry Walker
Giants Rally as Dark Sees Momentum Shifts
The San Francisco Giants win their eighth straight by edging the Pirates 3 4 for a series sweep behind Willie Mays three run homer and strong relief from Jim Dufalo and Billy Pierce. Manager Alvin Dark warns the NL is tough and momentum can swing, as SF climbs within 4.4 games of the Dodgers and eyes a ninth straight win against Philadelphia and Ray Culp with Billy O Dell pitching.
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SAN Francisco
Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Pittsburgh
Willie Mays
Jim Duffalo
Billy Pierce
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Ray Culp
Billy O'Dell
Mays
Truth Behind the Women's Track Team
War sa w Poland AP reports on American women’s track struggles. Gene Kramer notes lack of tradition and small pool of female athletes, while officials urge earlier training and parent support. Coaches say femininity can coexist with competitive track.
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Gene Kramer
Warsaw
Poland
U.S
Europe
Dan Ferris
U.S. Amateur Athletic Union
Tayton Jordan
Stanford University
Jordan
AAU
Louis J. Fisher
Margaret Ellison
Abilene
Tex
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Flelison
Nyar
All-Star High School Gridders Gather in Little Rock
The Arkansas High School All-Stars descend on Little Rock next Saturday to prepare for the Aug. 10 All-Star games. Ten players from 75 schools embark on a packed schedule featuring TV appearances, two-a-day practices, banquet events, and both basketball and football duties. East coach Rush Harding leads football. Don Coston heads East basketball. West football coach Dick Hays teams with Joe Dillard to direct West basketball. Practices run from Monday until Aug. 9 with light sessions before the Saturday showdowns.
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Little Rock
Arkansas High School All-Stars
Rush
Buddy) Harding
Clarendon
Don Coston
Monticello
Dick Hays
Ashdown
Ist
Joe Dillard
Yellville
Market advance extended on trading day in New York
The stock market extended its advance into a second session led by rothers and oils with metals and airlines also advancing. The Associated Press index rose 1.0 to 266.7 at noon as the Dow gained 3.61 to 694.92, with notable moves by Polaroid, IBM, Northwest Airlines, and Chicago Yellow Cab among others.
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Dow Jones
General Motors
Associated Press
U.S
Chicago
Polaroid
IBM
Northwest Airlines
American Stock Exchange
Balt Goes Into Wrong Hole at Newport Golf Match
Newport golfer C. L. Farrar tees off in Newport under AP coverage. The report notes an unusual mishap during a round, with Farrar starting his drive and the ball veering off into an unexpected area. Local golf scene details accompany the incident.
Otto Thinks All Stars Have Chance Against Packers
Chicago AP Otto Graham says the College All-Stars will be well schooled in pass defense for Friday’s Soldier Field game with Green Bay after last year’s 42 20 defeat. Bart Starr threw five TD passes as the Packers built a 21 20 lead after three quarters. Graham guards his starting QB choice for a game that could hinge on pass patterns and whether the All Stars rush Starr or cover receivers. Key players include Heisman winner Terry Baker Glynn Griffing Ron VanderKelen and Sonny Gibbs.
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Chicago
Otto Graham
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Graham
All Stars
Professionals
Detroit
Green Bay
Bart Starr
Packers
Starr
Kefauver to probe Liston boxing corporation
Sen. Estes Kefauver announces a Senate Antitrust subcommittee probe into Intercontinental Promotions Inc., the Liston boxing venture. He seeks federal boxing regulation and will study tax advantages, return-fight clauses, and the broader fight industry, noting no hearings needed now and Kennedy backing federal oversight with limits.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Sonny Liston
Kefauver
Justice Department
Tennessee Democrats
Intercontinental Promotions Inc
Liston
Senate Judiciary Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Water Projects Bill for Arkansas slated in Senate vote
Washington AP reports a Senate vote expected on a $32.404 million water projects authorizing bill for Arkansas. The measure, part of a $609 million package, includes newer projects that echo ongoing legislative battles from earlier sessions.
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Washington
Senate
Arkansas
Golf ball bounces into wrong cup ruin hole-in-one chance
A golf ball rolled into an unintended cup during play. The pin had been moved to a new hole several yards away from the unfilled hole, preventing Far rar from achieving a hole-in-one a week earlier.
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Farrar
Baylor Back Leads Argonauts In Exhibition Win
In Winnipeg the Toronto Argonauts beat the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 26 to 12 as Baylor fullback Larry Hickman scored three touchdowns to top the scoring.
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Winnipeg
Larry Hickman
Baylor
Toronto Argonauts
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Mets Face Road Trip Record As Dodgers Duel
Los Angeles AP Mets need only lose to Los Angeles to claim a historic road-season slump. They already own 22 straight road losses, tying a 1890 Pittsburgh mark. Tracy Stallard starts for New York against Bob Miller as the Mets seek to avoid another road defeat.
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New York Mets
National Safety Council
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mets
Pittsburgh
Benjamin Harelson
Houston
Polo Grounds
Reds
Cincinnati
Tracy Stallard
Roger Maris
Stallard
New York
Bob Miller
Elections in Several State Cities Mayors seek third terms in key towns
Mayors of El Dorado Paragould and Van Buren seek re election. Newport voters choose five directors for city manager system with two contests. Arkansas river infrastructure funds totaling 31 million plus White River 1 million and Dardanelle Dam 404 thousand allocated with project time limits.
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Chigger) Brown
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Harry Minton
Ed Holt
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Koufax Ends Dodgers Streak With Five-Hitter Victory
Sandy Koufax pitched a five-hitter to stop the Dodgers four-game losing skid in a 6-2 win over Philadelphia. Tommy Davis and Willie Davis provided homer support, while Koufax strengthened his league lead in wins and strikeouts as San Francisco nudged ahead of St Louis in the pennant race. The day also saw Giants’ Mays deliver a decisive homer, Spahn win for Milwaukee, and several AL and NL results shaping the standings.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Dengers
Tommy Davis
Willie Davis
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
St. Louis
Willie Mays
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Lee Maye
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Boston
Minnesota
Los Angeles Angels
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Chuck Hiller
Mays
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Vern Law
Jim Duffalo
Spahr
Reds
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
John Tsitouris
Tsitouris
Ed Mathews
Maye
Nevada Miller Seeks 15 60 Id and Miller 110 at 21 In
A fragmented item lists amounts 15 60 and 1 10 linked to Nevada and Miller with 21 inch reference. The readable text implies a financial or measurement note but lacks context or complete actions.
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Nevada
Miller
Arnold Palmer Wins Western Open in Odd Playoff
Arnold Palmer defeated rivals in a bizarre finishing hole to win the Western Open after an 18 hole playoff. The Associated Press report notes Palmer, with Julius Baros and Jack Nicklaus involved, claiming the title and prize.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Julius Baros
Jack Nicklaus
Moss Passes Scooter Test In London Race
British auto racing star Stirling Moss finally passed his scooter test on Monday after failing it last month, marking a swift follow up to his high speed career.
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London
Stirling Moss
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