Bobcats Face Pine Bluff in Season Opener
The Bobcats travel to Pine Bluff tonight for their first game of the season. Coaches Mere and Sevier expect a hard fought battle as Pine Bluff seeks revenge for a previous loss. The team aims to match the opponent's intensity and start the year strong behind strong caravan support.
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Woman Makes Bond on Slaying Charge
El Dorado Arkansas report says 23 year old Shirley Sayles was released on 33060 bond on two counts of first degree murder in the stabbing death of Edith Arlene Gage 36. The case ties to a downtown incident on Aug 15 with co defendant Ann White 29. Trial date set for Sept 22 in Union Circuit Court.
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Passenger pigeons once common to North America extinct
Brief note recounts the passenger pigeon as once abundant in colonial North America, their trees weighed down by nests, and their short blue wings. After three centuries of hunting, the species dwindled to extinction with the last living bird in captivity dying in Cincinnati in 1914 per Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Indians and White Sox Battle in Tight AL Race
The season sees Barry Wyrm and Hoyt Wilhelm among key arms shaping the pennant chase as Baltimore and Chicago push past Cleveland. A series of wins and losses reshapes the standings with New York regaining third place and Milwaukee and Los Angeles narrowing the NL lead amid late-season surges.
Standings and Friday Schedule From FHE Association
Standings show Chicago 85, Cleveland 70, New York 64, Baltimore 67, Kansas City 89, Detroit 49, Washington 30. Friday games feature Chicago at Baltimore, Cleveland at Washington, Kansas City at Boston, Detroit at New York. Results list New York 4, Kansas City 1, Boston 7, Detroit 3, Washington 4, Baltimore 1, Cleveland 1. Saturday matches Cleveland at Washington, Kansas City at Boston, Chicago at Baltimore, Milwaukee at ?
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Baseball Standings and Leaders Highlight Midwest Update
Cincinnati, Milwaukee, St. Louis, and Pittsburgh results shown with scores from recent games. American League leaders include Kuenn and Kaline of Detroit in batting, Yost and McAdoo among runs, Colavito and Killebrew in home runs, Aparicio and Mantle in stolen bases. pitching leaders feature Bunning and Wynn. National League stats list Aaron, Banks, Pinson, Moon, and Mays among top categories with hits, doubles, triples, and RBIs, plus key pitching leaders Drysdale and Jones.
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Khrushchev Dinner Is a Sellout in San Francisco
In San Francisco the Sept. 9 Khrushchev dinner at the Commonwealth Club sells out its 2,100 seats before tickets go on sale. Sponsors and organizers seek a standee solution for extra attendees hoping to hear the Soviet premier address.
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Loans for the Birds Rally with 9-Run Eighth
The Birds hammered nine runs in the eighth inning off reliever Werk Senro, including a three-run homer and a double by a player who drove in their first run. They scored three in the fourth against loser Cat McLigh (17.8).
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Ross Mallory in Disfavor Over Dog Attack Case
Ross Mallory, with the border patrol in California, faces temporary disfavor after his dog attacked a legal immigrant. Unclear details imply a link to a tramp steamer carrying a mutant plague bacillus. The outbreak has already claimed the father of a gir y veterinarian with the Border service.
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Public Health Dispensary Scene Prepares for Smallpox Shot
Mallory visits a border town dispensary where a nurse administers a smallpox vaccination. A tense exchange occurs with a wary staffer and district chief Kelso arrives, prompting a recount of the high-stakes case of Limp Reese, an escaped criminal holding hostages at Tecate elementary school. The scene sets up a dramatic cross border police operation.
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Dodgers Braves Gain In NL Pennant Push
Dodgers and Braves surge in the NL race as Milwaukee and Los Angeles win behind strong pitching. Giants lose grip on top with Antonelli blown lead, while Philadelphia and Chicago split results. In the AL, White Sox fall, Baltimore tops Cleveland, and New York routs Kansas City as Detroit nosedives. Maury Wills shines for the Dodgers with three hits and three runs in a 5 0 victory, while Hank Aaron drives in key runs for Milwaukee's late rally.
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Boost the Tigeys Bus to Camden Friday Night
Community group sponsors a spectator bus to Camden for the Friday game with round trip fares adults 1.50 students 1.00. Bus departs Rising Star Church 6 pm and Yerger School 6 30. Contact Vander Lloyd Grocery Hicks Funeral Home Hosey Watkins to Chub or Coaches McQue ary or Smith at the school for tickets by Friday noon.
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Oldest Utah Resident Caroline Burr Dies at 101
Provo Utah AP report confirms Caroline Beart Burr Utahs oldest resident aged 101. Born March 3 1854 she reportedly left 13 children and over 480 direct descendants. Nine of her children are listed among survivors with others throughout the family.
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