Koufax Bags No 10 Win and Hits in Dodgers Win
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax, returning from a slow spring, collected his first two hits of the season in a 16 3 rout of the Mets at Shea Stadium. The 1965 Cy Young winner tied NL record by starting both hits in the same inning and earned his 10th win as Dodgers matched San Francisco for the major league lead.
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Dick Coach
NEW York
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Shea Stadium
Dodgers
Sandy
Mets
Yor
Darrell Sutherland
Ueai
Eisenhower Advises Kansans to Ignore Kooks and Beatniks
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told Kansas State University graduates not to let attention to kooks and beatniks disturb them. He urged the молодe to act with purpose, noting his generation and younger have grown cynical and lethargic. The speech touched on youth responsibility and hinted at resilience amid cultural bustle.
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Manhattan
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kansas State University
Eisenhower
National League results and schedule update
Yesterday the National League saw Philadelphia defeat San Francisco 6 to 2 in the only game. Other matchups included Atlanta at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, St Louis at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Chicago, and San Francisco at Houston with various pitchers listed by current records.
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Philadelphia
San Francis
Atlanta
Seamaster
New York
Gardner
Cincinnati
Pappas
Bunning
St. Louis
Gibson
Pittsburgh
Cardwell
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Chicago
Ellsworth
San Francisco
Sadecki
Houston
Giusti
Ww. L. Pei. G.B
San Fran
Phila
Phia
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honoluluu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
Okla. City
Omaha
Clo
Phoenix
Ptund
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St .Louis
Salt Sk
City
San Diego
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Washington Defeats Baltimore In League Showdown
In a Tuesday night MLB schedule the Washington Senators beat the Baltimore Orioles 5 to 3. Other games include Chicago at California, Kansas City at Minnesota, Boston at Detroit, and New York at Cleveland with several pitchers and records noted for Lopez Sadowski Peterson Aguirre O Donoghue McCormick and Bertaina.
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Chicago
California
Lopez
Kansas
City
Terry
Minnesota
Katt
Boston
Sadowski
Detroit
Aguirre
New York
Peterson
Cleveland
O’donoghue
Washington
McCormick
Baltimore
Bertaina
Go Pet
Calif
Owners and Players Clash Over Pension Fund Plan
Owners propose freeing players from obligation and diverting funds to the players office, while preserving about 2 dollars per day in a separate fund. players reject, seeking continued regular contributions. Miller argues for pension committee referral or arbitration. Taft Hartley act legality questioned. meeting outcome pending. Stars By Associated Press. Rich Allen and Philies beat San Francisco 6-2 with a late homer. Dennis Higgins helps White Sox to 5-1 win over California.
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Rlvas
Major League Baseball Players' Association
Marvin Miller
Suppo Pension Fund
Executive Council
Miller
Players’ Association
United Steelworkers of America
Associated Press
Rich Allen
Philies
San Francisco
Dennis Higgins
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
California
Fights Last Night by The Paced Press
Maurice Stolen England stopped Terry Edwards in a dramatic bout. Bob Felstein from Toronto outpointed Jean Dulude Toy of Montreal, 8 rounds.
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Newcastle
England
Maurice
Terry Edwards
Lightwein
Bob Felstein
Toronto
Jean Dulude Toy
Montreal
Rival Leagues Eye Peace Talks and Possible Merger
Rival American and National football leagues move toward a ceasefire amid ongoing hostilities sparked by the Gogolak signing. Reports from The New York Times and editors suggest a possible common draft and broader merger talks, while commissioners Rozelle and Davis avoid public comment. Analysts differ on timing, with some predicting a limited accord and others signaling a larger, controversial deal.
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Associated Press
AFL
Buffalo
Pete Gogolak
NFL
New York Giants
Pete Rozelle
al Davis
New York Times
Times
Frank Litsky
Davis
Oliver E. Kuechle
Milwaukee Journal
Kuechle
Chet Nelson
Rocky Mountain News
Joe McGuff
Kansas City Star
Gogolak
Giants
McGuff
Chicago
Bears
Ernie Ladd
Detroit
Lions
Earl Faison
Ladd
Faison
San Diego
George Pascns
Detroit Free Press
ASL
Lloyd Larson
Milwaukee Sentinel
Pascal
Rozelle
Larson
Sarnoff Earns Honorary Degree at Washburn University
AP reports Robert W. Sarnoff, RCA president, told Washburn University graduates that future communications will beam sound words or images to homes and offices. He received an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree at the Sunday commencement. A separate Britannica note discusses Mexican jump beans.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert W. Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Sarnoff
Washburn University
Schoolboys high on the Pro Draft in annual event
Reggie Jackson of Arizona State and schoolboys Steve Chilcott and Tom Grieve are noted candidates for the annual Free agent draft. The 20 big league clubs and their farm system will select in a two day event, with special phase picks for previously drafted players who did not sign led by the Giants.
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Jack Hand
NEW York
Reggie Jackson
Arizona State College
Steve Chilcott
Lancaster
Calif
Tom Grieve
Pittsfield
Mass
Rick Monday
Kansas City
Mobile
Ala
New York Mets
Minnesota
San Francisco Giants
Ed Leon
Arizona
Giants
Glen Smith
Arizona State
Buzz Stephen
Fresno State
Ken Tatum
del Unser
Frank Portera
Mississippi State
Supreme Court Warning to Courts on Bedlam Trial Atmosphere
The Supreme Court in an 8 1 decision ruled Dr Samuel H Sheppard did not receive a fair trial and blamed trial judge Edward Blythin for carnival courtroom conditions created by reporters. Justice Tom C Clark cited hounding of participants and broadcasting space near the jury as contributors to prejudice. The decision also noted newspapers probed Sheppards personal life to paint a lurid motive for the murder of his wife Marilyn.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Samuel H. Sheppard
Supreme Court
Bedlam
Texas
Tom C. Clark
Edward Blythin
Clark
Sheppard
Blythin
Marilyn
Cleveland
Higgins Stars In Sox Win Stretch Five Game Streak
Dennis Higgins pitched four perfect innings in relief as the Chicago White Sox beat California 6-1 to extend their winning streak to five. Higgins, filling in for injured Hoyt Wilhelm, relieved Juan Pizarro and retired 10 straight, aiding an offense led by Eddie Fisher and Bob Locker. The Sox staff has allowed only two runs in the streak, with Higgins boasting a 1.80 ERA over 25 innings. Also on the slate, Washington beat Baltimore 5-3 and Philadelphia defeated San Francisco 6-2 behind Rick Wise. The Texas League standings show Amarillo leading, followed by Albuquerque and Arkansas, with El Paso and Dallas-Fort Worth at the bottom.
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Dennis Higgins
Chicago White Sox
Higgins
Eddie Fisher
Hoyt Wilhelm
California
Sox
Roobie
Wilhelm
Gafes
Eddie Stanky
Fisher
Bob Locker
Kite Sox
Angels
Juan Pizarro
Joe Adcock
Pizarro
Washington
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Philadelphia
Philles
San Francisco
Rick Wise
Tee Flla
Bill Skowron
Floyd Robinson
Chicago
Aid Bill Extends Disaster Planting Relief to Farmers
A Senate House conference committee backed a bill authorizing federal aid for farmers unable to plant crops due to natural disasters. Cotton wheat and feed grain growers hit by rains could plant alternate crops without losing benefit payments, with total aid capped at ten thousand dollars per farmer. The proposal funds come from land diversion and price support programs. Also referenced are Whisky Rebellion history and a Stanford athletics note on Jim Eshelman clearing 16 feet 4 1/2 inches in pole vault.
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Washington
Senate
House Conference Committee
Conference Committee
Enate
John J. Williams
R . del
House
Arkansas Weather Report Promises Warm, Showery Outlook
Weather experiment station notes a 24 hour period ending 7 am Tuesday with highs around 80s and lows near 60s. Partly cloudy conditions persist into Wednesday with widely scattered showers and thundershowers, most numerous in the afternoon and evening. Tonight’s lows in the 60s to 70s, Wednesday highs in the 80s to 90s, continuing to mid 80s to low 90s this afternoon.
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Arkansas
Sturgeon lore and river safety in Arkansas outdoors
Arkansas outdoors roundup explains shovelnose sturgeon facts and local regulations, notes sturgeon tales heard on a Little Rock TV station, and covers drownings and boating safety. It recounts incidents on White River and Lake Beaver Fork, boating laws, and common reader questions to the Information and Education staff.
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George M. Purvis
Education Division
Arkansas River
Little Rock
Idaho
Snake River
Arkansas
Game and Fish Building
Little
Missouri River
Panama Students Rioting After Fatal clashes at Panama City campus
Student speakers at the University of Panama called for a street guerrilla campaign against the national guard after two students were killed in eight hours of disorder in Colon and Panama. Guardsmen used tear gas to halt a breakout, injuring 49 people and arresting 42 including former boxing champion Ismael Laguna. President Robles closed all high schools in Colon and Panama indefinitely.
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Luis Nol
Panama
University of Panama
Panamanian National Guard
Colon
Marco A. Robles
Autonomous University
Caribbean
Panama Canal
Ismael Laguna
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