Giants Return to Candlestick Find Home Edgy Yet Favorable
The San Francisco Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 1 at Candlestick Park as Jack Sanford notched his 100th NL victory. San Francisco trails in NL standings while Milwaukee and Chicago won and Philadelphia toppled Los Angeles. Warren Spahn notched a win for the Braves over the Cardinals, and other NL and AL results followed.
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Don Drysdale
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Houston Colts
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Mets
Standings and results from Today's Baseball Games
The American League standings show teams led by New York and Baltimore with Chicago Boston and Kansas City close. Tuesday results include New York over Minnesota and Chicago over Detroit, with Baltimore crushing Washington. National League standings list San Francisco atop the table with St Louis and Pittsburgh behind.
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Narvaez Stops Andersen in New York Fight Night
Frankie Narvaez of New York stops Lou Andersen in two rounds. Manny Elias of Los Angeles stops Humberto “Lefty” Herrera of Robstown in San Antonio in nine rounds.
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Lefty) Berrera
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Colts Win Sixth Straight With Late Nuxhall Hold
The Colts beat the Mets 4-3 as Hubbs homered in the eighth off Cincinnati lefty Joe Nuxhall after Ken Walters misplayed a fly for an error. Ken AsproMonte doubled and Dick Farrell faltered in the ninth, yielding two runs before a final out.
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Arkansas Travelers regain league lead in IL action
In Columbus Arkansas Travelers beat Columbus 5-2 to reclaim the Southern division lead at .593 as they head to Richmond for a two game set. Buffalo beat Atlanta 5-4 while Indianapolis topped Jacksonville 6-1 and Rochester edged Syracuse 1-0. Toronto split a doubleheader with Richmond 4-5 and 2-10.
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International League Southern Division Standings and Games
The Southern Division shows Arkansas 16-? and Atlanta 7-12 with several teams holding . Jacksonville at 14-16 and Columbus at 11-19 lead the Northern Division alongside Buffalo 16-9 and Rochester 14-12. Wednesday games include Atlanta at Jacksonville, Rochester at Columbus, Syracuse at Indianapolis, and Toronto at Buffalo with start times in EST and EDT.
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Minor League Baseball Results and Major League Highlights
Pacific Coast League results include Salt Lake 3, Dallas Fort Worth Denver 5, Oklahoma City 4, San Diego 6, Seattle 1, Tacoma 5, Spokane 2. Portland at Hawaii postponed. In the International League, Rays pitcher Ray Herbert of the White Sox earned a fourth straight shutout, fifth in six decisions, with a six hit victory. Johnny Temple of the Colts had four singles driving in a run in Houston’s 4-3 win over the New York Mets.
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Postmen to Carry Dog Spray Bombs in San Francisco
Five hundred gerolol spray dog bombs will be issued to San Francisco mail carriers to deter dogs that attack them. The four inch cans resemble lipstick and contain a mineral oil and capsicum pepper extract solution.
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White Sox Ace Keeps Scoreless Streak At Four
Ray Herberts scoreless run reaches four straight starts as the White Sox beat Detroit 3-0. Chicago holds a one game lead over Kansas City, with Ford and Roberts winning for New York and Baltimore respectively. Spahn earned his 332nd victory for Milwaukee over St. Louis as league action continued.
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Leaders in the Major Leagues Highlights by Associated Press
The AP compiles top performers from the American and National Leagues, naming leaders in batting hits and runs, RBIs, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases, with players from Kansas City Chicago Los Angeles and Philadelphia among others. Arkansas Supreme Court Chief Justice Carlton Harris will address 600 delegates at the 26th annual State Junior Chamber convention in Hot Springs, May 31.
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Arkla Construction Plans $30 Million Expansion in 1963
W R Stephens of Little Rock head of Arkansas Louisiana Gas announces Arkla will spend $30 million on new construction in 1963, the largest single-year budget in the firm’s history. The standout project is a $14 million pipeline into eastern Oklahoma.
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Annual Chant Makes It Hard on the Voters
Washington reports describe the 1964 election climate as euphoria for Democrats and Republicans. Leaders clash over Kennedy's presidency as Rockefeller Goldwater and Romney deny early ambitions while jockeying for position. Party chiefs trade barbs about leadership and policy, foreshadowing mounting criticism before conventions.
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Calhoun Bond Issue Seeks Nursing Home Funding
Calhoun County voters will decide a $91,960 bond issue on June 11 to finance a nursing home, supported by a 2 mill tax. The measure aims to fund construction and expand local healthcare facilities amid rising demand in the county.
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State Small in Moonshine Production in Arkansas
Arkansas records show 88 stills destroyed by the federal ATTU last year, far less than North Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, or Mississippi. Moonshining remains a Southern concern with 93 percent of liquor law violations concentrated in 14 Southern states. ATTU head James S Merrick has led the Arkansas office for five years.
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Arkansas moonshining details reveal small, city and rural stills
ATTU investigators in Arkansas report that most moonshine stills are small equipped with fermenters and a cooker, producing about 40 gallons of 100 proof whiskey per 1000 gallons mash every five days. Distilleries are found in city homes and farms, not just forests, with typical wholesaler prices $4-$5 per gallon and retailers charging around $8. Tax losses are hard to gauge. federal tax is $10.50 per gallon, with last year’s non tax liquor seized at 29,690 gallons.
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