Indians blank Arkansas as Joyce no hits through four frames
Mike Joyce held Little Rock hitless through 4 2 3 innings, but Gene Stephens drove in four runs for Indianapolis in an 8 0 win. Stephens homered in the fifth as Don Buford, Len Johnston, and others contributed. Arkansas pitcher Gary Kroll allowed the early runs before relievers finished.
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Little Rock
Mike Joyce
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Indians
Gene Stephens
Gary Kroll
Joyce
Johnny Upham
Kroll
Lou Vassie
Stephens
Don Buford
Buford
Len Johnston
Bobby Locke
Tod
Napier
Locke
Kenders
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L—Kroll
Betty Rose Woodcock Crowned Miss Hot Springs
Betty Rose Woodcock age 19 from Hat Springs was named Miss Hot Springs at a Saturday night pageant. She will represent the resort city in the forthcoming Miss Arkansas pageant next month.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Betty Rose Woodcock
Hat Springs
Hot Springs
When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
Solunar times from John Alden Knight presented with Major periods lasting about one and one half to two hours and minor periods between them. The schedule notes fishing or hunting suitability for each day, urging planning around peak sport periods.
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John Alden Knight
Jack Kralick Emerges As Indian Ace In Cleveland String
Left-hander Jack Kralick, traded from Minnesota to Cleveland six weeks ago, won his sixth straight as the Indians beat Washington 2-0 on a fifth innings gift run. Kralick pitched five hits, besting Jim Duckworth who balked after two-base error. Cleveland sits three games behind the Yankees in the AL race. In other AL action, Baltimore beat Boston 7-2 as Mike McCormick contributed a home run and strong pitching. In the NL, St. Louis took first place, Dodgers rose to second, Giants fell to third. Koufax blanked the Giants 2-0. Phillies beat Reds 4-2. Pirates topped Milwaukee 9-3.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Jack
Jack Kralick
Cleveland
Indians
Minnesota Twins
Kralick
Jim Perry
Washington
Jim Duckworth
New York
Yankees
Baltimore Crioles
Mike McCormick
Boston
Orioles
Red Sox
Baltimore
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
New York Mets
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Giants
Philadelphia
Cincinnnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Billy Hitchcock
Jim Gentile
Russ Spyder
John Orsine
Joe Gaines
Gaines
Leaders in the Major Leagues
The Associated Press reports top MLB leaders by league for batting runs and hits with season totals. Kaline Detroit leads American lines in at bats runs and RBIs, Allison Minnesota tops home runs, and Koufax Drysdale headline strikeouts for the Dodgers. In the National League, Aaron and Flood pace runs, Robinson and Groat lead hits, Pinson and Brock share triples, Ravatt tops home runs, and Koufax-Drysdale rival for strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Kaline
Detroit
Malone
Allison
Minnesota
Stuart
Boston
Wagner
Los Angeles
St. Louis
T. Davis
Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
Robinson
Cincinnati
Pinson
Brock
Chicago
Skinner
Pittsburgh
Ravatt
Banks
Cincitinati
McBean
Pittsbuugd
Maloney
Koufax
Drysdale
Dodgers blank Giants as Koufax hurls sixth shutout of season
Major League stars deliver strong pitching and hitting highlights. Sandy Koufax blanked San Francisco on four hits for a 2-0 victory, marking his sixth shutout of the season and pushing the Giants from the NL lead. Willie Stargell drove in six runs with two homers and a single in 43 at bats for the Pirates, while Baltimore rallied with a six-run fifth powered by Mel McCormick’s six-hitter complete game in the American League.
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Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
San Francisco
Giants
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Milwaukee
Baltimore
MelCormick
Giant
Standings and results from today’s baseball games
Standings show New York leading with 34 wins and 23 losses, Chicago 37 26, Boston 26 40, Cleveland 29 42, Baltimore 24 40, Minnesota 32 29, Kansas City 20 31, Los Angeles 32 34, Washington 21 46. Yesterday’s scores: Baltimore 7 Boston 2, Cleveland 1 Washington 0. Today Kansas City at Los Angeles, Chicago at Minnesota, Baltimore at Cleveland, Washington at New York, Detroit at Boston.
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Associated Press
American League
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Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
Washington
Minnesota
Detroit
LI. Pet
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Houston
International League Standings and Results
Northern Division teams Syracuse Buffalo Richmond Toronto lead a tight race with Atlanta Indianapolis Arkansas Columbus and Richmond behind. Tuesday schedule highlights include Columbus at Atlanta and Richmond at Syracuse, plus Rochester at Toronto and Seattle at Portland in other leagues.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet
G.B
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
Richmond
Toronto
W. L. Pet. GB
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Jacksonville
Columbus
Bulufato
Seattle
Portland
East Lake City
Denver
Hawaii
Dallas-Fort Worth
Fight Results From Major Cities
Baltimore Ralph Dupas of New Orleans outpointed Denny Moyer of Portland Ore to retain the world junior middleweight title. In Omaha Tom McNeeley of Boston stopped Bill Nielsen of Omaha in eight rounds. Len Mathews of Philadelphia stopped Dick French of Providence four rounds. Terua Kosaka of Japan outpointed Israk Indara in ten rounds in Ishyo Thailand.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Dupas
Omaha
Tom McNeeley
Boston
Bill Nielsen
Len Mathews
Philadelphia
Dick French
Providence
Marshall teen named top 15 in dairy contest at 4-H convention
Miss Billie Jean Bowden of Marshall Arkansas is among the top 15 contestants in the 1982 National Dairy Production Contest at the 4-H convention in Grand Rapids Michigan. The honor highlights Bowden among youth leaders in dairy farming and agricultural education.
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Marshall
Ark
Billie Jean Bowden
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Delegates Named for Girls Nation in Washington
North Little Rock’s Toby Rennick Brinkley and Hot Springs’ Carolyn Yeldell were named delegates to Girls Nation in Washington on July 28. The selection highlights participation from prominent Arkansas youth leaders.
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North Little Rock
Toby, Rennick
Brinkley
Carulyn Yeldell
Hot Springs
Washington
Arkansas crops agent leader named from Harrison
John L Sheiton of Harrison has been named wage president of the Arkansas Corts Agricultupcal Agents Asso Chih Bitdtat Boone County Lown. The announcement notes he has dealt with the Arkan wi Metiteh Peteneian Beev vdee Id years.
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Tomahisgn
Ark
John L Sheiton
Harrison
Arkansas Corts Agricultupcal Agents Asso- Chih
Boone County Lown
Arkan Wi Metiteh Peteneian Beev
Koufax Spins Giants Into Third Place
Sandy Koufax dominated the Giants 2-0 for Los Angeles, consolidating third place as St Louis overtook the lead. Koufax notched his sixth shutout of the season, while Moose Skowron homered and drove in two. The night also saw Willie Stargell power Pittsburgh past Milwaukee and Roy Sievers and Don Demeter lifting Philadelphia past Cincinnati. Baltimore beat Boston and Cleveland edged Washington in the American League.
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Sandy Koufax
Koufax
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Giants
St. Louis
New York Mets
Dodgers
John Rosebaro
Dodger
Moose Skowron
Billy O'Dell
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Roy Sievers
Don Demeter
Cincinnati
Houston
Chicago
Cubs
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Brognie
Cardinal
Jay Hook
Galen Cisco
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Carl Flood
Stargell Jed
Pirates
Sievers
Demeter
John Tsitouris
Ryne Duren
Phillies
Jack Baldschun
McMath challenged by Governor Faubus remarks
Former Governor Sid McMath critiqued Governor Orval Faubus for saying Southern whites could gain equity in federal courts. McMath warned the remark spurs defiance and distrust, saying the Nazi comparison erodes faith in the courts. Faubus labeled McMath a secret leader in efforts to integrate businesses.
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Little Rock AP
Sid McMath
Orval E
U.S. Supreme Court
Pnaw
Amon
Paubus
Faubus
McMath
Ers
Petroleum Group Plans Meeting at Springs Convention
The Petroleum Electric Power Association opened its 38th annual convention in Hot Springs. The group, comprising 20 states served by the association, elected HR Winters of the Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co. as president.
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Mot Springs
Act
API
Petroleum Electric Power Association
HR Winters
Oklahwms Gas and Velectrve Co
Mercury Project Cost 400 Million and Legacy for Gemini
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Project Mercury cost rose from an initial 200 million plan and produced a vast legacy of experience. The program demonstrated that humans can manably perform tasks in weightlessness, shaping Gemini and Apollo toward greater astronaut control and a pilot-centric spaceflight paradigm.
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Project Mercury
Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral
Mercury
Fla
Gemini Wil
Air Force
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
Jerome B. Hammack
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned Spaceflight Center
Gemini
Apollo
Navy
Cmdr
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Earth
Robert Gilruth
Walter Williams
Chris Kraft
Sper
Ceil
Arkansas counties split from Lawrence County
Thirty one counties in Arkansas trace their origins to the original Lawrence County, with administrative reorganization expanding local governance beyond the early bound area. The expansion reflects historical county realignments affecting regional jurisdiction.
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Arkansas
Lawrence
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