Loss of Wills Would Be Blow to Dodgers
Dodgers worry over Maury Wills as his left toe calcification may require surgery sidelining him for weeks. X rays in Los Angeles and treatments follow a season where he has 11 steals and a .252 average after missing 13 games. The team also faces Koufax’s lingering finger issue and other roster moves around Cleveland Indians injuries and trades.
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Maury Wills
Maury
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Wills
Los Angeles
Robert Kerlan
Kerlan
Chicago Cubs
Koufax
Dodger
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Romano
Romano
Baltimore
Doc Edwards
Kansas City
Dick How
Boxing Results from Associated Press Wrap
In Boston Lou Gutierrez 159 beat Joe Washington 157 over ten rounds. In San Francisco Roger Rouse 170 outpointed Sonny Miles 173 over ten. In Bakersfield Tony Noriega 41 outpointed Benny Medina 144 over ten. In Hollywood Memo Lopez 42 defeated Dave Camacho 142 by knockout in ten.
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Associated Press
Boston
Lou Gutierrez
Nicaragua
Joe Washington
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Roger Rouse
Sonny Miles
Oakland
Calif
Bakersfield
Tony Noriega
Benny Medina
Fresno
Hollywood
Memo Lopez
Mexico
Dave Camacho
When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables by Knight
Solunar schedule from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables outlines daily fishing and hunting periods. Major periods start at the specified times and last about two hours, with minor periods following, guiding readers to plan outings for best activity.
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John Alden Knight
First Tomatoes of the Season Harvested in Hermitage
Mrs. W. M. Godfrey of Johnsville grew the season s first half bushel of pink tomatoes and sold them on Hermitage market for 405 dollars. Earl Cawley, Warren supermarket manager, bought the tomatoes which would have fetched 2.50 to 6 dollars. Plants were set April 1.
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Hermitage, Ark
W. M. Godfrey
Johnsville
Hermitage
Earl Cawley
Warren
Travelers Take Second Place in International League Fight
Arkansas Travelers surge into second in the International League Southern Division after a 7-4 win over the Jacksonville Suns in Little Rock. Gary Kroll's 11 strikeouts and no walks highlight the victory, supported by Lee Elia and Richie Allen homers. Other scores include Atlanta over Richmond, Syracuse over Indianapolis, Rochester over Columbus, and Buffalo over Toronto.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Travelers
Travelers
Gary Kroll
Jacksonville Suns
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Indians
Atlanta
Aanta
Richmond
Rochester
Columbus
Syracuse
Buffalo
Toronto
Lee Elia
Richie Allen
Kroll
Jacksonville
Bob Sadowski
Sadowski
Cliff Adams
Gates Brown
Purnat Goldy
Lou Johnson
Joe Christopher
Jim Coker
Sam Bowens
Wings
Billy Short
Minister Is Censured For Civic Marriage Oversight
The Rev. Marshall L. Smith, who married Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller to Margaretta Fitter Murphy, was censured by a United Presbyterian Church board in White Plains. He lacked presbytery permission to wed a divorced person within a year. The couple wed May 4 at Pocantico Hills.
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White Plains
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaretta Fitter Murphy
United Presbyterian Church
Marshall L. Smith
Rockefeller
Mr. Smith
Pocantico Hills
Laurance
Venezuela
Caribbean
Overcame All Obstacles to Get Married
Louisville AP Richard King 21 a surveyor and Nancy Moore 22 a nurse wed after delays as the Reverend Buchhold unavailable and a replacement minister urged waiting a day The ceremony finally took place in a hospital chapel with 12minute vows and a honeymoon in Dixie
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Louisville
Richard King
Dixie
Richard
Nancy Moore
Donald A. Buchhold
Buchhold
Methodist Evangelical Hospital
Nancy
Stanley E. Meyer
Credit Association Opens House for National Golf Qualifiers
A sweeping field of 505 players from 50 locations gathered for the Credit Association event near Pittsburgh as 339 qualifiers joined in, with 106 first-round slots added across six sites and 60 bypassing testing to swell the field. Notable names include Cruickshank, tied for second in 1992, and 74-77-36 showing. Hogan did not enter this year due to bursitis, ending his Open run. Stan Thirsk led with a low score through Monday’s 46-hole play score.
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Cruickshank
Jones
Gene Sarezen
Aloma
Green Oaks
Pittsburgh
Hogan
Maniliv
Kansas City
Stan Thirsk
Nashville Production Credit Association
N. B. Coleman
Bride Wedges Through Hurdles At Last Minute Ceremony
Nancy, daughter of the late father, marries with 18 year partner as hospital rush alters plans. Meyer arrives after a police radio call while Mrs. Meyer, working in New Albany, Ind, rushes in for matron of honor. Nurse Gloyia Craig performs as wedding musician. Flowers arrive late in a patient corridor. The minister attends in pajamas, making the scene a quirky hospital wedding.
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Meyer
Nancy
New Albany
Ind
Gloyia Craig
Still Swinging After 40 Years of Golf
Bobby Cruickshank, now 40 years on tour, remains active in professional golf. The veteran from Pittsburgh continues to compete, aiming to reach the later stages of majors and defend his status against younger rivals in contemporary competition.
Highlights in Today's History May 25 1787 Golf Record
Highlights in history note a 7 under par 67 6 67 on Indian Hills course in Kansas City and other early qualifiers by John Barnum Glen Fowler and Jerry Pilton at Kent Oaks and Tulsa courses.
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Ini
Indian Hills Country Club
Kansas City
Big John Barnum
Belmont
Mich Barnum
Kent Country Club
Grand Rapids
Glen Fowler
Oklahoma City
Oaks Country Club
Tulsa
Jerry Pilton
Standings and results from today in baseball leagues
The Associated Press standings show American League leaders with New York at 23 14 622 and Baltimore at 20 15 659. National League leaders San Francisco 28 6 .635 with Los Angeles 26 13 .591. Monday results include Chicago at New York and Chicago at San Francisco among others with several postponed or N games. Minor League and Pacific Coast results list Rochester over Columbus 3 1 and Dallas-Fort Worth 7 3 Oklahoma City.
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V. L. Pet.g
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
U. S
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
Rochester
Columbus
Syracuse
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Richmond
Arkansas
Jacksonville
Hawaii
Salt Lake
Ity
Tacoma
Portland
Spokane
Seattle
Dallas-Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Southern and Northern Division standings and Tuesday games
The AP wire shows Southern Division standings with Atlanta leading at 15 and Arkansas at 14, along with Buffalo Syracuse Toronto Indianapolis Columbus and Rochester in close positions. Tuesday games include Buffalo at Toronto 8 pm EDT and Indianapolis at Syracuse 7 90 p.m. EST plus Columbus at Rochester 7 30 p.m. EDT.
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TME
Associated Press
L. Pet. G
Atlanta
Arkansas
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Columbus
W. L. Pet
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
Toronto
Richmond
Timeline Highlights From the United States History
A concise retrospective notes key moments: Philadelphia drafts a federal constitution. 1879 St Patrick’s Cathedral in New York dedicated. 1927 Ford Model T replaced by Model A. 1942 General Stilwell reaches New Delhi after Burma retreat. 1960 Chile quakes and avalanches kill over 4000. ten years ago Senate vote affected Oregon Senator Wayne Morse’s committee seats after leaving the Republican party.
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Philadelphia
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York City
Henry Ford
U.S
Joseph Stilwell
New Delhi
Indai
Burma
Mre
Chile
U.S. Senate
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Republican Party
United
Lots More to Winning Than Money
Dale Burgess explains that winning the Indianapolis race is a total team effort beyond the prize money. The driver earns a portion of the payoff via contract while the owner receives the big check, with pit crew roles and technical staff shaping the victory as a coordinated operation. The piece highlights the hidden work of Sparky Sparks, Ray Dion, Don Kodi, Larry Shinoda, and Robert Wilkie among others.
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Dale Burgess
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indianapolis (Ap
Tony Hulman
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Speedway
Bodger Ward
A. Watson
Sparky" Sparks
Ray Vion
Don Kodi
Larry Shinoda
Cheer
Rober C. Wilkie
Shinoda
General Motors
Sparks
Allison
Koda
Dion
Wilkie
Milwaukee
Wilson
Glendale
Calif
U.S
Watson
Hospital Plans 400000 Annex At Clark County Memorial
Arkadelphia Clark County Memorial Hospital board unveiled plans for a 400000 annex adding an 88 bed nursing home with an occupational therapy room recreation area dining room and reading room. Federal Hill Burton funds would cover two thirds with the remainder from local matching funds.
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Arkadelphia, Ark
Clark County Memorial Hospital
Nations urge Soviet on travel relaxations across 41 routes
States pressed the Soviet Union to agree on mutual travel restriction relaxations in up to 41 areas and routes. A year earlier the United States and Russia had reached a declaration condemning war propaganda, but the Soviet Union repudiated the accord four days later.
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Soviet Union
United States
Russia
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