Bonus Baby Triumphs In Brilliant One Hit Win
Wally Bunker, a 19 year old who signed a $70 000 bonus contract with the Orioles, pitched a one hitter over five innings and earned his first major league victory 2-1 against the Washington Senators. Chuck Hinton accounted for Washington’s lone hit in the fourth. Elsewhere in the AL, the Yankees rallied to beat the Tigers 4-3 in 10 innings. the A’s were defeated by Los Angeles 8-1. Boston shut out Cleveland 5-3. In the NL, Warren Spahn’s 63rd shutout led Milwaukee past New York 6-0. St Louis beat Philadelphia 2-1. San Francisco defeated Houston 2-1. Cincinnati came from behind to beat Pittsburgh 4-3 with Frank Robinson delivering two homers. Chicago and Los Angeles were idle.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Wally Bunker
Baltimore Oriole
Orioles
Hank Bauer
Washington Senators
Bauer
Senators
Bunker
Chuck Hinton
Washington
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Athletics
Boston
Cleveland
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Tebbetts Ready to Go Home After Hospital Stay
Cleveland Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts was to leave a Tucson hospital today after more than a month recovering from a heart attack. He planned a Mayo Clinic exam in Rochester, Minnesota, then a long rest at his home on Anna Maria Island, Florida, before returning to baseball duties.
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Ariz
Cleveland Indians
Birdie Tebbetts
Tve
Tebbetts
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Anna Marija Island
Fla
Solunar fishing hunting times from Knight tables
The page outlines Solunar periods from John Alden Knight with Major periods lasting about one and a half to two hours. It lists minor and major times for several days and advises planning days to fish in good territory or hunt in good coves. It includes example times such as Wed and Thurs entries and early morning/afternoon slots.
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John Alden Knight
Wed
Green Bay Trades Rin and Gros for Caf
Green Bay shocks fans by trading center Rin and fullback Gros to Philadelphia for linebacker Caf and first draft rights. Coach Lombardi reshapes the line as Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor seek to reclaim top NFL rushing status with an inexperienced lineup. Ringo contemplates retirement after a storied run and plans to discuss with Lombardi and Wolman.
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Dave O‘hara
Associated Press
Green Bay
Wis
Paul Hornung
Golden Bay
Jim Taylor
Packers
Vince Lombardi
Dim Rin
Carl Gros
Philadelphia Eagles
Ringo
Chicago Bears
Syracuse University
Easton
Lombardi
Philadelphia
Jerry Wolman
Hornung
Taylor
Gros
Louisiana State
Tebbetts Eyes Return as Manager After Heart Attack
In New York and Miami reports, Cleveland managers Tebbetts, hospitalized after a heart attack, vows to return and leads a cautious recovery. He says he can walk to the exit but not run, and praises acting manager George Strickland for guiding the team.
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Tebbetts
George Strickland
Standings and Tuesday Results Dodgers, Giants Lead
Standings show San Francisco leading NL with 124 wins and .750 record, followed by Milwaukee and Philadelphia. Tuesday results include San Francisco 2 Houston 1, Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 4, St Louis 2 Philadelphia 1, New York 3 Pittsburgh 4, and Chicago at San Francisco. Upcoming games list Los Angeles at Minnesota, Boston at Detroit, Kansas City at Chicago, Baltimore at Cleveland, New York at Washington with twi night and Thursday schedules noted.
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Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago
W. L. Pet. G.B. San Fram
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
St Louis
San Francisco
St. Louis
Jane
Pacific Coast League Standings and Tonight's Schedule
The Eastern Division shows Arkansas leading with 14 wins and 10 losses, Salt Lake 8 11, Oklahoma City 8 9, Denver 9 12, Indianapolis 6 8, Dallas 5 15. Western leaders Portland 41 8, San Diego 11 9, Tacoma 9 8, Spokane 10 9, Seattle 6 10, Hawaii 7 12. Tonight's games include Salt Lake at Portland, Denver at Seattle, Indianapolis at Dallas, Arkansas at Oklahoma City, Tacoma at Spokane, and Hawaii at San Diego, with several postponed or wind affected.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B
Spokane
Seattle
Hawaii
Arkansas
Dallas
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
Portland
Denver
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City
Salt Lake
San Diego
Unclear boxing matchup reported with scattered names
Fragmentary San Jose report lists Holloway and Brown with weights and a Mexican locale Hermosillo Sonora. Mentions Tony Perez and Houston Texas but lacks coherent event details or outcome.
Coach Says Win Over Russians Must Align With Ideals
Yale coach Bob Giegengack urged the U S Olympic team to beat the Russians using American methods and not compromise values. He warned against fighting fire with fire and said he would rather stay home than win without honor amid concerns over Soviet athletic prowess and U S medal counts.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
U.S
Bob Giegengack
Yale University
Tokyo
Giegengack
America
U.S. Olympic Committee
Rosie O'Donnell
Douglas Roby
Detroit
United States
Lyman Bingham
USOC
Congress
Soviet Union
Bingham
Art Lentz
Major League Leaders Badly Shuffled Page Snippet
A fragmented list shows American League and National League leaders in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, and home runs. Notable names include Oliva, Rollins, Wagner, Colavito, Mays, Clemente, Stargell, and Williams amid scattered team affiliations and incomplete data.
Keane Hurls Cards to 2-1 Win Over Phils
Ray Washburn returned from the minors for the Cardinals and earned relief in a 2-1 win over the Phillies. Johnny Keane praised Washburn as vital to St Louis pennant hopes after six solid innings, with Tony Gonzalez homering for Philly and Ron Taylor closing. Meantime Willie Mays rested in cold weather as Matty and Jesus Alou led the Giants past Houston 2-1. Spahn shut out the Mets 6-0. Robinson homered twice in Cincinnati 5-4 over Pittsburgh. Yankees edged Detroit 4-3 in 10 innings. Boston beat Cleveland 4-0. Baltimore topped Washington 2-1. Angels crushed Kansas City 8-1.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
St. Louis
Johnny Keane
Washburn
Ernie Broglio
Bob Gibson
Curt Simmons
Roger Craig
Keane
Tony Gonzalez
Ron Taylor
San Francisco
Giants
al Dark
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Cardinals
Phillies
Jim Bunning
Johnny Lewis
Phil Gagliano
Our Flood
Bill White
Mays
Matty Alou
Jesus
Matty
Jack Sanford
Bob Shaw
Bannister Sees Even Faster Mile Remains Eyed
London AP reports Dr. Roger Bannister marked the 10th anniversary of his 3 59 4 mile by dining with pace runners Chris Chataway and Chris Brasher. Chataway is a Conservative MP, Brasher a prominent journalist and TV producer. Bannister, 34, forecasts a 3 45 mile within years and notes annual mile anniversary reunions with wives.
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London
Roger Bannister
Bannister
Chris Chataway
Chris Brasher
Chataway
Brasher
Tuesday's Stars Pitching and Batting Spark Earlyseason Win
Wally Bunker of Baltimore pitched a one hitter in his first start of the year, allowing only a third inning single by Chuck Hinton in a 2-1 win over Washington. Frank Robinson of Cincinnati had a single and two homers, the second tying the game in the ninth before the Reds beat Pittsburgh 5-4.
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Associated Press
Wally Bunker
Orioles
Chuck Hinton
Baltimore
Washington
Frank Robinson
J Reds
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Travelers Sweep Series With Dallas Travelers
Arkansas beat Dallas 8-3 in a Pacific Coast League game to complete a series sweep and extend their win streak to seven. Lee Elia and Alex Johnson homered, Elia added a double, Johnson and Pat Corrales drove in two runs each. Bobby Locke earned the win in relief of Len Clendenin. Bob Johnson took the loss. Arkansas led early and finished with a 4-0 series margin over the Rangers.
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Dallas
Arkansas
Travelers
Salt Lake City
Denver
Oklahoma City
Lee Elia
Alex Johnson
Elia
Johnson
Pat Corrales
Bobby Locke
Len Clendenin
Bob Johnson
Rangers
Clendenin
Locke
Corrales
Landis
Anderson
Brice
Zupo
Arkansas 8 Dallas 3 baseball score recap
The Associated Press reports Arkansas defeated Dallas 8 to 3 in a minor league baseball game. Tacoma beat Spokane 8 to 5. Denver won 8 to 1 against Seattle. Salt Lake City blanked Portland 4 to 0. Indianapolis vs Oklahoma City was postponed. International League had no scheduled games.
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Associated Press
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Tacoma
Spokane
Denver
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Portland
Indianapolis
Okla City
East Team Coaches Are Selected for Arkansas All Star
Dewey Snowden of Brinkley will coach the East team for the Arkansas High School All Star game in August. Brinkley captured the Class A state title last season, the school's first. Snowden holds a 223-83 record over 12 years and has taken six Brinkley squads to state tournaments across nine seasons.
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Little Rock
Dewey Snowden
Brinkley
Snowden
Sprint greats clash on world record prospects in era
New Zealand’s Peter Snell holds the 3 54 4 world mark while Australia’s Herb Elliott ran 3 54 5. In 1958 Bannister, once famed for his 4 59 mile, appears heavier but physically similar to the night he set a landmark time.
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Bannister
Peter Snell
Herb Elliott
Snell
Elliott
Australia
Oxford Pee
Isley Road
Teachers Run Away With Track Meet At Conway
In Conway Arkansas a triangular track meet saw State Teachers win with 92 percent of the points in windy conditions. Southern State finished with 5 percent, Hendrix 21. Wilbur Owen of Teachers ran 220 yards in 21.2 seconds, breaking the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference mark. Ronnie McCaskell of Hendrix posted 180 yard low hurdles in 22.8 seconds, beating the AIC record of 24.1.
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Ark
Southern State
Hendrix
Wilbur Owen
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Arkansas
Emphasis on Good Football in Red-White Game
In Fayetteville coach Frank Broyles urged emphasis on good aggressive football for the Red-White game in Little Rock. Arkansas opened spring practice with light work and signal drills as sophomore Larry Watkins returned from an ankle injury. The Reds won 12-7 in last year’s game, but Broyles criticized the defense for lack of aggression and the running game for ineffectiveness.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Frank Broyles
Little Rock
Razorbacks
Larry Watkins
Reds
Broyles
This Day in History May 7 1964 Highlights
May 7 marks the 128th day of 1964 with notable events including the sinking of the Lusitania by a German submarine in 1915, Browning born in 1812, Ohio Territory formation in 1800, Grant’s Vicksburg campaign in 1863, Axis alliance in 1939, Breslau captured in 1944, and Cold War era notes on NATO and atomic safety.
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Associated Press
Lusitania
Robert Browning
Ohio
Indiana
A.S. Grant
Vicksburg
Germany
Italy
Breslau
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
NATO
Atomic Energy Commission
Pearson Comes Back to Princeton Columbia Game Anniversary
In the 25th anniversary of the first televised baseball game between Princeton and Columbia, 46 year old Stan Pearson returned to Baker Field in Princeton uniform to bat the winning run in the 10th inning. Hector Dowd, the losing pitcher, aided by a shoelace, wore a Columbia uniform. Bill Stern hosted and recalled the original 1939 score, 2-1, as cameras rolled again.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Stan Pearson
New England
Pearson
Philadelphia
Princeton
Columbia
Baker Field
Manhattan
Hector Dowd
New York
Bill Stern
Dowd
Stern
Abraham Lincoln
Abner Doubleday
Fulbright Mail Supports Cuba Stand Amid Speech
Senator J William Fulbright says his mail favors his Cuba policy critique, opposing invasion or blockade and urging acceptance of Fidel Castro's regime. He notes strong reaction to his March 25 speech, citing Cuba as a highly emotional and strategic issue.
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London
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
U. S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Comunist
Fulbright
United States
Fallout From Nuclear Tests Triggers Haiti Dependent Evacuations
A year ago the United States ordered dependents of American personnel in Haiti to depart amid threats of war between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. The move reflected heightened tensions and safety concerns tied to nuclear weapons testing fallout and regional instability.
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United States
Haiti
Dominican Republic
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