Doctor's League Schedule of Thursday Games
The schedule lists all Thursday games with first pitch at 6 30 p m. Matches include June 20 Giants vs Yan kees and Reid Sox vs Braves plus June 27 Braves vs Yankees and Red Sox vs Giants. July 1 Giants vs Braves. July 4 no game due to holiday. July 18 Braves vs Red Sox and Yankees vs Giants. July 25 Giants vs Red Sox and Yankees vs Braves. August 1 Red Sox vs Yan kees and Braves vs Giants. August 8 Giants vs Yankees and Red Sox vs Braves.
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Little League 1963 Baseball Schedule Highlights
The 1963 schedule lists matchups among Midwest, Coleman Lions, Sheriff, CBC, Prod. Credit, and Lions. Key games occur on Fridays and Tuesdays from June 2 to July 12 with multiple rematches and cross-division pairings.
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Local Baseball Schedule Mixes Teams and Dates
A cluttered list shows baseball matchups with multiple teams over June and July including Ozan Lumber Co Parmera Union First National Merchants Assoc Farmers Union and others. Scattered dates from Thursday to Monday outline regular season games and cross matches while a final note recalls gasoline prices from five decades ago in Arkansas.
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Ozan Lbr, Co
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When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables By John Alden Knight
The schedule of Solunar periods shown in regular type is taken from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan your days so you fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day has to offer. Major periods are shown in bold and begin at the stated time lasting about one and a half to two hours, followed by minor periods.
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Travs Lead as Rain Warps Arkansas Buffalo Game
The Arkansas Travelers led Buffalo 2-0 in eight innings before the game was called to allow Buffalo to catch a plane in Memphis. It will resume in the ninth on August 29 when Buffalo visits Little Rock. Malkmus singled, Cater saced, and Elia Lipski plated the other run. Kroll exited with a right side pull after seven.
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Memphis
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Bobby Malkmus
Dick Rickets
Danny Cater
Travelers
Lee Elia
Bob Lipski
Malkmus
Arkansas
Gary Kroll
Bisons
Billy Smith
Dick Smith
Wimbledon Hopefuls Face Tough Rivals
Wimbledon roundup reports Chuck McKinley Mexico, Arthur Ashe declares confidence as he seeks to join top Americans in the third round. Dennis Ralston and several U S players advance, while Krishnan defeats Ralston. Darkness halts several matches as Americans push toward further rounds with seven of 13 women remaining in contention.
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Chuck McKinley
United States
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Dark Horse
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Ramanathan Krishnan
India
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Ralston
Alan Lane
Australia
John Hillebrand
Tom Edielsen
Berkeley
Jack Frost
Monterey
Frank Froehling
Corgal Gables
Fla
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Herbie Flam
Palm Springs
Adrian Bey
Rhodesia
Tory Fretz
Harrisburg
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Carl Hanks
St. Louis
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
Danna Floyd Fales
New York
Palmer Favored To Win Cleveland Open Top Prize
Arnold Palmer, golf icon and favorite, tees off in the 7hole four day Cleveland Open at Beechmont Country Club. The field includes 146 professionals and four amateurs in the $110,000 event with a $22,000 top prize. Palmer once trained in Ohio as a Coast Guardsman and knows Beechmont well.
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Latrobe
Gilliam and Perranoski Spark Dodgers Over Reds in Narrow Win
Junior Gilliam delivered run scoring eighth inning doubles for two straight nights as the Dodgers beat the Reds 5-2 to sweep the series. Perranoski pitched key relief, finishing two of the last three games as Cincinnati slid further behind St Louis. The Cardinals beat the Giants 8-1 as Houston snapped a 10-game skid with a 7-2 win. In New York, Harkness hit a grand slam in the 14th for a Mets 6-2 win over Chicago. Cubs, Pirates, and Phillies also played in a day of tight results across the league.
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Baltimore
Charley James
Cardinals
Ken Boyer
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Bob Lilfis
Johnny Temple
Hal Woodeshick
Harkness
Jim Brewer
Cubs
Billy Williams
Pirates
Phillies
Phillie
Major League Leaders Highlight Batting Pitching Feats
The Associated Press rounds up top national league leaders in batting runs and RBIs with notable figures like Aaron White Groat Pinson and Koufax Drysdale. American League leaders include Malzone Wagner Allison Yarstrzemski and more, with a golf pro am noted for Pal mert and Nicklaus performances and Masters pace.
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Standings and results from the International and Pacific Coast Leagues
Standings show teams like Atlanta Indianapolis and Syracuse leading divisions with posted records. Wednesday results include Arkansas beating Buffalo 2 0 and Rochester defeating Toronto 3 1 while several games were postponed due to rain. Pacific Coast highlights list Salt Lake Seattle Spokane Oklahoma City and Dallas Fort Worth with scores and notable player achievements across doubles triples and homers.
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Spokane
Oklahoma City
Dallas-Fort Worth
Portland
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Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Major league standings show New York leading with a .612 mark, Chicago at .599, and Boston at .874 in a crowded pennant race. Wednesday results include Boston 6 Cleveland 5 and New York 3 Chicago 2, with upcoming schedules detailing city matchups and doubleheaders.
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Europe Faces Sex and Spy Scandals Abroad
A trio of sex and spy scandals rocks Europe and the United Nations, with reports of the Profumo affair in Britain, a Swedish air force colonel arrested as a Soviet spy, and U S security agents probing a UN call girl network. Washington officials downplay security threats, while Senator John Tower notes concerns about the Tory government.
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London
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Fight Results in Stockton and Tokyo Card Fizzles
In Stockton California Rey Asis of Stockton defeated Jorge Salazar of Stockton 10 rounds while in Tokyo fistic clash Atade 141 from the Philippines outpointed Keiichi Ishikawa 145 of Japan over 10 rounds in a mixed results note from the card.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Angels Come Alive Win 2 From Orioles
The Los Angeles Angels moved up to fifth place by sweeping a twi night doubleheader 3-2 and 2-1 with strong pitching from Paul Foytack and Ken McBride. McBride earned his sixth straight win on a three hitter, as the Angels posted their ninth victory in 12 games while the Orioles dropped to sixth after their 22nd loss in 30 games.
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Julio Navarro
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White Sox
Tom Tresh
Roger Maris
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Houston
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Maris
Whiley Ford
Ford
Hal Reniff
Elston Howard
Gary ‘Peters
Allison
Battey
RBI
Vic Power
Dick Stigman
Bill Dailey
Tournament All Stars Are Picked For Hope Babe Ruth League
The Hope Babe Ruth League managers selected two All Star teams for the District tournaments in Sheridan Arkansas July 13 to 21. Brint Odom will manage the All Star squad, practice starts June 28 at 4:00 p.m. at the Merchants Association, First National Bank and Ozan Lumber Company players named as stars and alternates listed. The 13 and 14 year old team includes players from First National Bank and Ozan Lumber with several named by clubs.
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Brint Odom
Tel
Merchants Association
Bobby McGil
Fredy Easterling
Larry May
Dennis Ramsey
Joe Chism
Jimmy Brown
Ronnie Ingram
First National Bank
Stannie Parris
Charlie Beard
Jack Watkins
Mike Williams
Ozan Lumber Company
Jack Harvey
Frankie Anderson
John
Dean's Truckers Triumph 7–2 At Legion Park
Dean's Truckers defeated a local independent team 7 to 2 at Legion Park last night. Delton Hatfield contributed with strong hitting while Troy Buck dominated on the mound, striking out 14 in a complete game victory, his 13th win of the year.
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Picket Lines At Little Rock Coca Cola Bottling Works
In Little Rock AP report, 20 Negro route helpers picket over wages and discrimination at Coca Cola Bottling Company. Attorney Gaines Houston states the protest began Tuesday, workers earned $1 an hour with no raises or promotions, and 25 walkoffs led to permanent replacements. Macon cites NAACP support request and lack of employer recognition of labor groups.
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Coca Cola
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Leroy Macon
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Houston
NAACP
Labor leaders say no Arkansas contracts show racial discrimination
Seventy five words describe AFL-CIO head George H Ellison saying no state labor contract names racial bias. Ellison attended a Washington meeting with Kennedy on equal job opportunities for Negroes and noted Arkansas unions have few Black members due to scarce jobs, not discrimination, plus caveats about right to work and a court ruling.
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