White Sox Edge Orioles as Wilhelm Struggles Behind
The White Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles 9-4 to widen their AL lead. Juan Pizarro earned his seventh win, while Sam Bowens and Norm Siebern were part of late inning miscues stemming from Hoyt Wilhelm knuckleballs. Al Lopez lifted Martin after Wilhelm’s wild pitches led to runs in the eighth.
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Redskins Complete Rebuilding After Major Trades
Washington Redskins under Bill McPeak step up rebuild with a key trade sending Angelo Cola and Fred Williams from the Chicago Bears for the team’s No. 1 draft pick. The move follows earlier deals that shipped Norman Snead Andy Stynhowa and Dick James, with Ceia and Willems added to solidify every position for next fall.
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Heinie Miller, Grid Great, Dies at 71 in New Jersey
Henry Heinie J. Miller, famed Penn football end, died unexpectedly Tuesday at his Longport home near Atlantic City. A 71 year old retired insurance executive, he lived in the resort for 15 years, was born in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and taught at St Joseph's College Temple University and West Chester State Teachers College after graduating from Penn in 1910.
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Detroit Pistons Bolster Roster In Blockbuster Trade
Detroit trades Bailey Howell Don Oh Bob Ferry and two top draft picks to Baltimore Bullets in a sweeping exchange. Terry Dischinger arrives from Baltimore with Bud Thorn and Don Kojis, boosting Detroit’s drive toward a 60 percent turnover goal and a stronger future.
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Fight Results From Tuesday Fights By The Associated Press
New York Jim Beattie of St. Paul Minnesota stopped Henry Wallitsch of New York in a bout. Morecambe England saw Frank Taylor stop Mario Sitri in featherweights. North Hollywood California featured Muneo Mizoguchi of Tokyo defeating Tony Noriega of Bakersfield California in a lighter weight clash.
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Local Minor League Baseball Scores Report
Minor league results include Atlanta defeating Toronto 6 to 4 and Jacksonville beating Buffalo 10 to 7. Columbus tops Syracuse 4 to 2, Rochester edges Richmonds 3 to 2, and in a 12 inning game Salt Lake wins 12 to 7 over Hawaii while Seattle rallies past Portland 8 to 3. Spokane defeats Dallas 9 to 7 and Arkansas over Indianapolis 4 to 3.
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Standings for Today's American League Baseball Teams
Standings show Chicago leading with 80 wins and 14 losses, Baltimore 31-18, New York 25-20, Minnesota 28-24, Boston 26-25, Detroit 21-28, Washington 24-82, Kansas City 17-34. Tuesday results include Washington 8 5 over Kansas City, Cleveland 53 5, Los Angeles 5 1 over Cleveland. Tonight features several games including Chicago at Baltimore and Minnesota at Detroit, with more N games and doubleheaders noted.
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Ramos Ordered to Rest Three Months After Title Bout
Sugar Ramos, world featherweight champion, was ordered by doctors to rest for three months following his hard fight with Floyd Robertson in Accra. The Ghana Boxing Commission had earlier reversed the decision and recognized Robertson as champion. Luis Spota, head of the Mexico City Boxing Commission, said Ramos must avoid all boxing activity until September and will be under medical supervision.
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New Manager in Memphis Hockey
Montreal AP reports the Be rtrait Red Wings appointed Eddie Denver as manager in Memphis. The notice lists dates and cities tied to the announcement, including San Diego Tacoma and Oklahoma City, with figures noted for the appointment.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Shows Strong Markers
Major League leaders across the American and National Leagues highlight top batting averages runs and RBIs. Oliva Minnesota leads with a .369 average and 41 runs while Killebrew hits 17 homers. Farrell and Drysdale post strong five-decision pitching, and Mays Williams and Clemente pace across NL leaders. Tuesday’s Stars feature Ray Sadecki and Don Demeter fueling wins and power at the plate.
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Arkansas Triumphs In 12th Inning To Top Indians
Howie Goss lined a single to left to drive in Norm Gigon for a 4-3 Arkansas win over Indianapolis in a Pacific Coast League game. Gigon opened the 12th with a single and moved to second on a sacrifice, with Ken Berry homering for Indianapolis in the ninth to force the 3-3 tie. Arkansas scored in the first and added two in the sixth on Lee Elia’s bases loaded single. The Indians pushed a run across in the fifth via Berry and Bob Cotton.
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Sadecki Shuts Out Giants in Key NL Win
Ray Sadecki, 25, the fast-rising Cardinals pitcher, threw a six hitter for a 1-0 shutout of Juan Marichal and the San Francisco Giants. It was Sadecki’s sixth straight start win, aiding St Louis’s push atop the league while Marichal suffered his second loss.
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Indians Hold Off Redbirds In Low-Scoring Tilt
Conde scored Indianapolis run in the seventh as Bobby Locker worked three perfect relief innings for his sixth win. Camilo Leivas allowed three innings of relief and took the loss. Final: Indianapolis 3 Ark03. Locker, Hacker, Drapcho, Estevns, Catton contributing. Himes, Gibson, Smith, Jauke, Corrales, Lipski also noted.
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Still Seek Goldwater Alternate In GOP Governor Talks
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon said GOP governors are still pursuing an alternative candidate to Barry Goldwater for the Republican presidential nomination. He noted several governors are dissatisfied with Goldwater’s views and prefer a governor as the backing figure, with Scranton and Romney among the possibilities.
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Heavy hitting support fuels Pirates and Reds in doubleheader
Lynch drives in two with a decisive two run double for the Pirates while Bailey belts a homer. Coleman hits the Dodgers only homer off Moellire as Keough singles in the Reds runs. OToole allows two hits in seven before KO. Farrel earns win as Colts roll late. Mets edge Cubs on Gonder bases loaded hit in 12th. Burdette wins Cubs nightcap with Williams and Santo delivering decisive run.
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U S Complains of Water Bill in Thomasville
In Thomasville Georgia the Veterans Administration domiciliary director EC G McDaniel told city officials that the domiciliary water bill had risen 84 percent under a new rate plan. He urged an adjustment to avoid cutting staff. the city commission took the request under advisement promising relief if possible.
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Nixon ties Goldwater to GOP unity at Michigan news conference
Nixon said moderation could back a candidate against Goldwater but warned the party must press Goldwater to soften national policy. He called Goldwater the odds-on favorite though not yet wrapped up and noted governors feared a noncompetitive San Francisco convention. He added any opposition would emerge this week and be decided by governors. Nixon expected Goldwater to support a platform reflecting past minority views.
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Solunar Fishing and Hunting Times Plan
Solunar periods from John Alden Knight outline major and minor fishing and hunting times. Daily schedules show start times and durations, guiding when to be in good territory for best sport.
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