Miller Struggles to No-Hitter Pace as Orioles Rally
Stu Miller worked three perfect innings in relief as Baltimore rallied for a 2-1 win over New York. The veteran left the mound with a string of 62-3 hitless innings in his last three appearances, claiming his fastball is stronger with age. Baltimore moved to first place after Cleveland split with Boston. Other scores: Minnesota over Kansas City 6-3, Washington 32 Detroit, Chicago 10-4 California, St Louis 9-2 New York, San Francisco 11-7 Chicago, Atlanta 14 Philadelphia, Cincinnati 3-0 Pittsburgh, Houston 3-0 Los Angeles.
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Baseball Standings and Results From AP Report
National League standings and Tuesday results show San Francisco 37 23 leads with .617, Los Angeles 34 24, Pittsburgh 33 24, Philadelphia 33 25, Houston 33 26, St. Louis 27 29, Atlanta 28 34, Cincinnati 24 31, New York 21 32, Chicago 17 30. American League highlights include Baltimore 38 20 .656, Cleveland 35 19 .648, Detroit 34 25, Minnesota 28 27, California 29 29, Chicago 23 30, New York 24 30, Kansas City 22 31. Leaders list shows Aaron and Mays pacing RBIs, Alou and Clemente leading hits, plus pitching leaders Perry and Koufax. Also Major League scorelines note St. Louis 9 New York 2 and other results.
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Solunar Tables and Summer Meeting Report
Solunar tables show daily major periods with boldface emphasis. The note mentions a summer meeting of the National Hoke Bite organization and references a year old Connolly formerly with Brin being sold to San Francisco last season.
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Track Coach Is Cancer Victim
LA HABRA California AP Willie Wilson 41 assistant track coach at Southern California died of cancer Tuesday. Fights Last Night Tuesday's Fights By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON England Walter McGowan thenae secretary is McGowan won Bur Ron's share of disputed world onee
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Astros Triumph Over Koufax Scarred By Gentile Ejection
The Astros beat the Dodgers 3 0 behind a bases loaded two run single by Chuck Harrison after Gentile, banished to Oklahoma City, left the game following a broken bat incident. Larry Dierker pitched the first major league shutout, giving Houston its first win over Koufax since 1983. In other NL results Wille McCovey homered twice for San Francisco as they beat Chicago 7 7 in 11 innings.
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Hopeful Surveyor 1 Faces Harsh Lunar Night Peril
Pasadena AP reports Surveyor 1, the U S Moon lander, faces permanent loss of its power if the extreme two week lunar night drops battery temperature to near 260 degrees below zero. The craft has returned over 10 000 high quality photos, its dramatic shadow on the lunar surface highlighted by ridges and deep shadows as daylight ends.
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The Squeeze Was on Davis
Lamar Hunt led peace talks that ended the NFL AFL war with Rozelle as sole commissioner. Davis raged, but Rozelle emerged as the strongest man in pro sports, shaping the league’s future while Davis eyed a return to power with the Raiders or another GM role.
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California Fire Destroys 60 000 Acres in Wild Condor Range
A plane crash near the San Rafael Mountains ignites a vast wildfire beneath a harsh sun. Firefighters confront one of the toughest spots, with early estimates counting about 60,000 acres burned and containment days away.
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Heat wave kills 353 in eastern India and Assam floods
Calcutta reports at least 353 deaths from a 10 day heat wave in West Bengal and Bihar with temperatures near 120 degrees. Livestock losses and crop drought worsen rural hardship while Assam faces Brahmaputra flooding displacing hundreds of thousands. Nearby East Pakistan's Sylhet region also records distress as officials warn toll could rise.
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High Speed Water Skiing No Sport for the Timid
Chuck Stearns targets 118 to 120 mph on water skis at the National Open Boat and Ski Championships on the Colorado River in Lake Havasu City Arizona. The 27 year old Bellflower California native seeks to top the world record held by Butch Peterson, with a tow by a 150 mph drag boat and a warned stomach reeled in, as he prepares for the June 18 19 event.
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Nicklaus Favored In U S Open By AP Sports Writer
Jack Nicklaus appears the favorite for the U S Open at Olympic Country Club as Gary Player and Arnold Palmer praise his game on the greens. They note the small, fast greens suit Nicklaus and his soft lob shot could give him an edge, contrasting with last year’s St Louis course where Palmer missed the cut.
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Officials Move to Preserve India Aid in Food-for-Freedom
In a Senate push, Secretary Freeman leads a delegation to oppose provisions in a 6.8 billion two year bill that would ban credit sales to nations trading with North Viet Nam or Cuba, a move aimed at keeping India in the program amid House actions that broaden eligibility to include all products and long term installment sales.
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Blythville Golfer Advances After Early Trouble
Blytheville golfer Dorothy Germain, 19, from Monticello, Mo, overcame a rough start in the first round of the Trans Mississippi Women's Golf Tournament in Fort Smith Ark to win 1 up over Marcella Rose of Kirkwood Mo. Germain reached the championship flight Monday after a three foot putt in a sudden death playoff and carded an 83 in the round. Her parents moved to Blytheville last September as she began college.
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Hopes Policy in Golf Play to Continue
Nancy Roth Syms the Hollywood Florida star of the women’s amateur circuit won 4 and 4 over Jan Ferarris of San Francisco in the Trans Mississippi Women’s Amateur Golf Tournament. She aims to keep her one match at a time approach as she pursues a seventh title this year and a Curtis Cup berth.
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Falcons Sign Irish Kicker for NFL Debut Season
The Atlanta Falcons signed Tommy Furlong, a veteran of the Irish Football League, to a contract as a kicker for their first NFL season. The move was announced Tuesday by press secretary Woody Klein and framed as adding a specialist capable of field goals and extra points.
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