Baseball Heads Into Final Countdown
A rundown of pennant races across the majors as Mantle and other stars face injury questions. The Yankees rest Mantle for a three game set with Washington, while Koufax eyes a return for the Dodgers as they duel the Pirates. Elsewhere, Perry opposes Garbati as Minnesota and Baltimore square off, Pascual aims to return for the Orioles.
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Mike Ratchet
Priiss
New York
Mickey Mantle
Sandy Roussax
Matte
Mantle
Washington
Koufax
Dodgers
Pitehuryth
Yankees
Dodgans
Bill Stafford
Claude Osteen
Senators
Angels
EY Garbati
Minnesota
Twins
Baltimore
Camilo Pascual
Orioles
Jack Pisher
Pirates
Jiller
AMA N to Host Conference at Arkansas AMEN College
More than 230 neurovocational educators are expected to meet Wednesday through Friday for an annual conference at Arkansas AMEN College. The college will host teachers coordinators and counselors of agriculture guidance home economies trade industrial education and industrial arts.
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Pine Blur
Ark
Arkansas Amen College
All Stars Lead NL In Monday MLB Standings Report
The Associated Press summary lists American League All-Stars 8, National League All-Stars 4 with no completed results from Monday. Scheduled games include New York at Washington, Los Angeles at Cleveland, and Minnesota at Baltimore.
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New York
Washington
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
W. L. Pet
G.B
Baltimorshed OG
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Americans Disciplined Wednesday's Games In Twi Night Edition
The article notes disciplinary actions involving Soviet pamphlet distribution in Crimea and lists baseball standings, schedules, and results across American and National Leagues with teams like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, Houston, and more. It also covers minor and other league results including Pacific Coast and International League games and Monday note items.
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New York
Washington
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Moscow
Detroit
Fanon
International
Crimea
iLos Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Chicago
Houston
Associated Press
San Diego
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Indianapolis
Louisvile
Denver
Omaha
Atlanta
Buffalo
Columbus
Rochester
Syracuse
Richmond
Fights Last Night in Tokyo and California
Akira Oguchi defeated J. Aragon by points in Tokyo. Sonny Gill beat Hugo Medina on points in Santo Monica California.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Akira Oguchi
Japan
J. Aragon
Philippines
Santo Monica
Calif
Sonny Gill
Pasadena
Hugo Medina
Benting
All-Star Game Sparks Controversy Over Errors and Calls
In Chicago the American League beat the National League 4 The game featured disputed rulings on a Davis error on a Colavito drive and a Burkhirt safe call on Hank Aaron The lopsided affair saw Wagner homer and Colavito produce two bases on error Mantle, sidelined by a pulled muscle, hoped to play but could not.
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Chicago
Coud
Tommy Davis
Rocky Colavito
Wank Aaron
Milwaukee
Nudonus
Feu
Colavilo
Detroit
Davis
Colavito
Ralph Houle
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles
Wagner
George Altman
Pete Routiels
Boston
Coluvilo
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Chicago White Sox
American Loop Wins Second All Star Game
The American League routed the National League at Wrigley Field before 88,450 fans as Rocky Colavito Leon Wagner and Pete Runnels powered a 7-1 win. Ralph Houk shuffled 20 players while Hank Aaron questioned a call and John Runnels hit a late pinch homer tying the score earlier. The victory marks the AL's second All Star win in eight games and comes after the Nationals’ 3-1 win in Washington in 1959.
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Chicago
Rocky Colavius
Leon Wagner
Pete Runnels
Ralph Vouk
Yankees
Wrigley Field
Nationals
John Rouseboro
Runnels
Colavile
Wagner
Dave Stenhouse
Washington
Art Mahaffey
Calavita
Dick Farrell
Houston
Brooks Robinson
Billy Moran
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Ken Burkhardt
Colavila
Aaron
Fred Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Warren Spahn
Bob Purkey
Jimmy Davenport
Hawk
Hutch
Houk
Roger Maris
Rocky Colavito
Jim Gentile
Mickey Mantle
al Katine
National Field Archery Championship Opens in Hot Springs
A large field of archers from nearly all states plus Canada and Mexico prepared to enter the 17th annual National Field Archery Association tournament in Crystal Springs Hot Springs Arkansas. The event sponsored by Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce features NFAA President Richard Freeman of Midland Michigan opening proceedings this morning. First round matches began at 1 p.m. and the event runs through Friday on Lake Quachila shores.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Canada
Mexico
Crystal Springs
Arkansas
Campmerce
Will Poppin
Henrylotta
Okla
NFAA
Richard Freeman
Midland
Mich
Lake Quachila
Local Lodge Elects New Officials at Harris Gym
Pictured are the King Salomon Grand Lodge AF and AM officers and the Oziell Grand Chapter OES in session at Harris Gym. Read left to right the roster includes Grand Patron A Js Dias Grand Asst Matron Clara Turner and others. Grand Session was well attended with addresses by Attorney Atkins Judge Wilson and Mayor Douglas.
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King Salomon Grand Lodge
Af&am
Oziell Grand Chapter Oes
Harris Gym
A. Js. Dias
Clara Turner
G. W. West
L. M. Tyus
Faustine Maauga
Tanganyika
W. 5. Atkins
John Wilson
Frank Douglas
Homer Twins Lonesome After Game
After the All-Star Game at Wrigley Field the American League beat the Nationals 9-4. Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle felt slighted as fans heckled Maris and Mantle, who is sidelined with a knee injury and unable to play. Mantle may miss additional play as he works to recover.
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Chicago
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Nationals
Wrigley Field
Rocky Colavita
Detroit
Pete Runnels
Boston
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles
Mantle
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
New York
Maris
Babe Ruth
Mickey
The Negro Community Esther Hicks Addresses Readers
Thought For The Day notes a Carlyle quote about joy and kindness. Mr and Mrs Arthur Stroughter Sr and Jr with daughter, Mrs Pearl Neal and children have returned to Wichita Kansas after visiting sister aunt Mrs Fannie Alexander and uncle Lewis Powell with other relatives.
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Arthur Stroughter Sr
Arthur Stroughter Jr
Pearl Neal
Wichita
Kan
Fannie Alexander
Lewis Powell
Arkanson Killed in Milwaukee Plant Accident
Oran W. Hardcastle of Searcy Arkansas was fatally injured Monday at the A. A. Smith Corp plant in Milwaukee. An official said no witnesses saw the accident but suggested Hardcastle may have had his head caught between two pipes while working as an inspector for the Natural Gas Pipeline Co. The company has offices in Chicago and Searcy.
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Milwaukee
Oran W. Hardcastle
Searcy
Ark
A. A. Smith Corp
Hardcastle
Natural Gas Pipeline Co
America
Natural Gas Pipeline
Chicago
Van Dalsem Answers Tax Suit In Arkansas Case
Perry County Rep Paul Van Dalsem filed an answer to a chancery court tax payer suit challenging his right to be paid two dollars for two trips as a Legislative Council speaker. He denied the allegations and said he had no information on the plaintiffs' qualifications. Since July 22, Fort Smith attorney Charles R Garner has filed seven taxpayer suits against state officials and legislators.
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Little Rock
Perry County
Paul van Dalsermn
Chancery Court
van Dalsem
Legislative Council
Tie
Charles R. Garner
Fort Smith
Severn State
American duo ready for Eastern Grass Court opener in South Orange
SOUTH ORANGE N J Donald Dell and Frank Froehling on inactive U S Davis Cup duty are set for opening round at the Eastern Grass Court Championships. They expect an American victory over Mexico in the semifinal of the American zone with Dell fifth and Froehling fourth seeds, while Whitney Reed leads the field. Pancho Gonzalez coaches the U S squad and pushes the players hard in practice.
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South Orange
Donald Dell
Frank Froehling
Dell
Froehling
Mexico City
Bob Kelleher
Pancho Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Frohling
Froehting
Coral Gables
Fla
University of Virginia Law
Bethesda
Corinth Canal Cuts Maritime Route Around Greece
The Corinth Canal saves ships 15 miles by separating the Greek mainland from the Peloponnese. The waterway has been blocked three times in the last two decades, once by retreating Nazi landwicks and by earthquakes.
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Peloponnesus
Corinth Canal
Greece
Landwice
Arkansas Soldiers Found Guilty in Absence Charge
A military court convicted ten servicemen of leaving their advanced post in Operation Swift Strike without authority and returning to Tampa Florida. Arkansas defendants include Mickey Blankenship of Rateliff and Wayne H Baker of Fort Smith. All received 45 days hard labor, two thirds of pay forfeiture, and rank reduction. sentences await final review.
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Arkansans
Tampa
Fla
Mickey Blankenship
Rateliff
Ayk
Army
Wayne H. Baker
Fort Smith
Air Force
Doys
U.S. Strike Command
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