Giants Stung by Cardinals in Doubleheader
The Giants lost twice to the St Louis Cardinals extending a losing streak as Los Angeles also swept Houston. Milwaukee and Pittsburgh jockey for position while Chicago and New York trade wins. Don Drysdale and Don Baddin highlighted rotations as the pennant race tightens across the league.
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Dior
Weir
St. Paris Cardinals
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Stouston
Ghants
Teague
Dorsers
Almallapse
Pikes
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Malewaukee
Hey
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Pittsburgh
Ginelands
Philadelphi
Phillies
Chicago
Ienih Jie Une
New York
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Tal Gurg
Dos Angeles
Karsas Dag Angeles Tok
Kansas City
Pelmit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Fone
Curt Flood
Sans Misia
Dowbie
Don Drysdale
Jon Fairly Deave
Rod Karel
Dick Bertoli
Bomer
Rol Wil
Banks
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
Solunar times from John Alden Knight's tables guide daily activity. Major periods begin at shown times and last about two hours. minor periods are shorter. Plan fishing or hunting to coincide with peak periods for better sport.
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John Alden Knight
College of Ozarks names Low Qualls head coach
Lonie Qualls, former Clarksville high school coach, was named Saturday head coach at the College of the Ozarks. He will begin Sept. 1 and also serve as associate professor of physical education. Ken Larson, his Clarksville assistant, will move to Ozarks in the same role. Qualls earned multiple honors as a player at Ozarks and holds degrees from Ozarks and the University of Arkansas.
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Ark
Lonie Qualls
Marrishey
Namal
College of the Ozarks
Qualls
Don’ Jones
Kennneth
University of Arkansas
Larson
Charles Bradante
Southwestern State College
Iahomna
Woman Is Shot While Fishing Near Old River
A 70 year old woman fishing in Old River was shot in the neck by a .22 rifle Sunday. Mrs. Asa Smith of North Little Rock was reported in satisfactory condition at a Little Rock hospital. Authorities said two shots were fired, the second striking Mrs. Smith, source of fire unknown and under investigation.
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Old River
Asa Smith
North Little Ruck
Lite Rock
Baseball Minor League Scores From Associated Press
International League results include Syracuse seven to two over Jacksonville in ten innings and Columbus nine over Oyonto six. Buffalo tied Richmond nil to zero while Rochester edged Atlanta five three. Sunday results show Columbus seven Toronto two with Toronto second game postponed, Buffalo five Richmond one to four, Atlanta ten Rochester four, Syracuse seven Jacksonville zero. American Association Saturday results Louisville two Denver one, Oklahoma City four Omaha two, Indianapolis eight Dallas Fort Worth four. Sunday Oklahoma City eleven Omaha three, Dallas Fort Worth two to two Indianapolis zero, Denver one Louisville zero rain. Pacific Coast League notes Spokane four four Portland two six, Tacoma seven San Diego three, Vancouver two Seattle zero. Hawaii seven Salt Lake City four, Seattle two three Vancouver zero four, San Diego five Tacoma two zero in extra. Portland one Spokane five two. Salt Lake City one Hawaii zero.
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Syracuse
Jacksonville
Columbus
Oyonto
Buffalo
Richmond
Rochester
Atlanta
Toronto
Louisville
Denver
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Indianapolis
Dallas-Fort Worth
Spokane
Portland
Tacoma
San Diego
Vancouver
Seattle
Hawaii
Salt Lake City
Theater Group Chooses Louise Johnson Arkansas president
Louise Johnson of Texarkana elected president of the Arkansas Community Theater Association at the Sunday meeting. She succeeds Ann Sims of Fort Smith. Other officers include Gail Reagan of Texarkana as first vice president Payne Morrow of Fort Smith as second vice president Ann Medaniels of Hot Springs as secretary and Emmett Coley of El Dorado as treasurer. The 1968 state meeting will be in Hot Springs.
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Ark
Louise Johnson
Texarkana
Arkansas ‘Community Theater ‘Association
Ann Sims
Gail Reagan
Payne Morrow
Secs
Ann Me
Daniells
Hot Springs
Emmett Coley
el Dorado
Fenwick Wins Hope Open In Sudden Death Playoff
Henry Fenwick edged Charles Carver in a sudden death playoff at the Hope Open Golf Tournament after both shot 76 in regulation. The day featured unusual scores with summer rules and tricky pin placements reducing scoring, only 13 birdies. Other flight results list participants and scores, with several withdrawals noted. Qualifying for the July 4 football tourney starts June 16 and runs through July 1.
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Henry Fenwick
Charles’ Carver
Loch
Charles Carver
Gorton Bayless
George Peck
Russell Carver
Jim Smitty
Robert O'Neal
Jack MclClendon
Wright
Mitch Latrone
Mickey Baker
Fred Wren
Johnny Graves
Sammy Strong
Buck Williams
Ray Wilburn
Cecil Delaney
Frank Carver
J.B. Powell
Albert Graves
David Waddle
Royce Smith
Nick Jewell
Jack Gardner
Aubrey Albritten
Jimmy Jones
Jerry O'Neall
Fred Ellis
Tom Ed Hays
Lloyd
Eddie Whitman
B. W. A. Davis
Jim Shuffield
Edwin Steward
John Hatley
Roy Taylor
Olie Olsen
Lynn Harris
Lowell Harris
R. M. LaGrone
Fran Coleman
Jimmy Pilkinton
Buster
Royston
Bob Clingan
Kinard Young
Floyd Leverett
George Newborn
Garland Medders
Garland Medders, Withdrew. . Sixth Plight: AT Graves Jn
George Wright
John Beatty
Sidney Hollis
J. W. Franks
Jimmy Howell
BE. P. Young, Sr
Vance Judd
Herbert Burns
Terry Hairr
Charlie Graham
Ralph Emerson
David Jones
Byron Hefnet
Five Drown Death Toll Reaches Seventeen in Arkansas
June weekend drownings across Arkansas raise the weekly death toll to 17. Victims include two Harrisburg sisters aged 11 and 8, Henry and Joe Monday of Harelson, Steve Stevens of Pine Bluff, and local traffic deaths near Jonesboro. The drownings occurred in stock ponds, Bull Shoals, and the Old White River Cutoff area, with several recoveries after prolonged searches.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Harris Tburg
Geraldine Lacy
Diana Louise Lacy
Hickman
Henry
Joe
W. G
Steve) Stevens
Pine Bluff
White River
Clarendon
Earl Boyer
Jonesboro
Jerry Maynard
Boyer
Dale Mashburn
Mashburn
Alice Faye Baily
Hermit
Standings And Scores Across Major Leagues And Local Traffic Fatality
Standings show Milwaukee 4-5 Pittsburgh 343 New York 11 Chicago 6 Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 1 St. Louis 8 San Francisco 4 Houston 13 Los Angeles 1. Los Angeles 8-9 Houston 37 St. Louis 6-13 San Francisco 5-2 Pittsburgh 12-4 Milwaukee 8-2 Philadelphia 7-2 Cincinnati 5-9 New York 2-4 Chicago 1-5. Today's games list San Francisco at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis New York at Houston. Tuesday's games Los Angeles at Milwaukee. In other notes, state highway crash near Warren: a pedestrian, a child, walked into traffic, a car driven by 18-year-old Carl D. Hughes. Seven died in waffle accidents, seven avant, two stabbed fatally wounded.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Houston
Los Angeles
Warren
Bill Watson
Te Youngsten
Carl D. Hughes
Hermitage
Avant
Deck
Jone
Natioa
Chicago Ferrets
Leaders in the Major Leagues By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Major League leaders highlighted by batting average runs and hits include Alou and Musial with 34a and 247 hits, Mays leading in runs with 57, and Davis and Cepeda sharing hits at 82. Pitching leaders show Purkey with 101 wins and Koufax with 132 strikeouts, while Robinson leads in doubles with 121 and Gentile among home run leaders with 15.
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San Francisco
Musial
St. Louis
Truns—Mays
Wills
Los Angeles
T. Davis
Cepeda
Williams
Chicago
Robinson
Cincinnati
Brock
Callison
Philadelphia
Ranen
Houston
Fairly
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Mays
Mejias
W. Davis
Purkey
Pierce
Bel
Koufax
Drysdale
Baling
Rollins
Minnesota
Jimenez
Kansas City
Green
Pearson
Chiago
Wagner
Cunningham
A. Smith
Fox
Gentile
Baltimore
Cash
Detroit
Wood
Howser
Donovan
Cleveland
Foytack
Stenhouse
Washington
Pascual
Estrada
Bunining
Shreveport Netters Win at Crossett
In Crossett Open junior tennis, Danny Walker of Shreveport defeated Johnny Jeansonne of Alexandria 6 2 6 0 to win the junior boys singles, with Walker also claiming a junior doubles title alongside Jack Wilkerson. Larry Rogers of Laurel won the girls singles 6 3 6 4, amid a field dominated by out of state players.
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Danny Walker
Shreveport
Johnny Jeansonne
Alexandria
Walker
Jeansone
Larry Back
Little Rock
Jeansonne
Murray Harding
Buck
Fred Hayes
Linda Hammel
Biosch Bray
Miss
Sun day Name for Petit Jean Vocational School Near Morriston
The Arkansas State Board of Education approved a name for the new vocational training school near Morriston. It named Petit Jean Vocational School and appointed a committee to allocate $600,000 in federal job retraining funds over the next two years. The panel includes Perrin Jones, Allen Lynch, Dr. John Cole, and Tom Coghill, working with Knox Nelson's group to select a site.
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State Board of Education
Morriston
Perrin Jones
Searcy
Allen Lynch
Tyronza
John Cole
Malvern
Tom Coghill
Start City
Knox Nelson
Pine Bluff
Jnaw
Petit Jean Vocational School
Alford names a co-manager for governor bid
Rep. Dale Alford of Arkansas appoints Floyd Bradberry of Searcy as co chairman of the Alford for Governor Campaign Committee. He will work alongside Jim Tom Smith of Clarendon. Bradberry, a dairy farmer, leads the American Dairy Association of Arkansas.
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Dale Alford
D-Ark
Arkansas
Floyd Bradberry
Searcy
Alford
Jim Tom Smith
Clarendon
Bradberry
American Dairy Association of Arkansas
Bray and partner win girls doubles crown in straight sets
Bray from Shreveport teamed with Miss Bray to defeat Sandra Mitchell and Carol Roemer of Shreveport in straight sets 6-4, 6-4 to claim the girls doubles title.
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Bray
Shreveport
Miss Jarmmel
Miss Bray
Sandra Mitchell
Carol Roemer
Twins Challenge Yankees For American Lead In Tight Race
Twins push toward the AL lead by sweeping the White Sox twice as Rollins nets five hits three RBIs and three runs in Sunday twin-bill. Yankees hold edge with 31-21 vs Minnesota 34-24 while Angels surge and Dodgers widen NL gaps amid a busy day of scores across the majors.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Rich Rollins
Minnesota
Twins
Chicago White Sox
New York
Rollins
Yankees
Baltimore
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Ed Tisher
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Yankee Stadium
Whitey Herzog
Russ Snyder
Milt Pappas
Brooks Robinson
Jackie Brandt
Skinny Brown
Joe Hicks
Chuck Hinton
Dale Long
Don Rudolph
Steve Hamilton
Senators
Billy Moran
Angels
Leon Wagner
Fort Chaffee publishes revised 100th Division release dates
Fort Chaffee Arkansas announces new early release dates for the 100th Division training unit. About 2,800 men were slated to return August 11, with groups departing August 1 August 7 and August 11 for various units including the 397th 399th regiments and 1st 2nd battalions of the 400th regiment. An advance party will return to Kentucky in July to prep for the full unit’s homecoming.
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Ark
Chaftee
Kentucky
Diviision
Wood Plant to Move to Yellville Arkansas facility shift announced
North Arkansas Wood Products Inc planned to move operations from St. Joe in Searcy County to Yellville by September. Earl Martin president said a leased building now under construction would provide better housing and transportation. About 75 people would be employed at Yellville. A separate note mentions President Kennedy earning $100000 annually, quadrupling George Washington’s pay as nation’s chief executive.
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