Top Teams in National Race Appear Tired
The Dodgers hold a two game lead in the National League pennant race as the season nears its end. A 7-4 loss at San Francisco worsened the Dodgers’ tired look while the Cardinals and Colts made strides in supporting races. Musial and Oliver led St Louis in a win over the Giants, as Bennett spun a five hitter for Philadelphia. The American League resumes with the Yankees visiting Chicago and a night doubleheader in Los Angeles. Sandy Kaituff shows signs of return from a long layoff with strikeout bursts.
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Dodgers Falter as Colts Rally in Sixth
The Dodgers’ bullpen faltered after a finger injury slowed a key pitcher, allowing four runs in the sixth inning as the Colts surged to a 4-2 lead. Ed Roebuck and Larry Sherry gave up four hits and four runs, while Hoyt Hillhouse and Umbricht secured the win, his fourth in as many decisions. Cardinals beat the Giants 4-0 behind Washburn and Oliver, with Oliver driving in two and Washburn pitching solidly. Phillies beat Cubs 12-2 as Bennett, Taylor, and Roy Sievers each had three hits, Dalrymple homered, and the Cubs suffered their 12th loss and 14th shutout of the season.
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Postmaster Confirmed for Conway Ark as Kennedy Nominee
WASHINGTON AP report states the Senate today confirmed President Kennedy's nomination of Sam E. Adkisson as postmaster in Conway Arkansas. Adkisson previously served in local clerical roles and was praised for community service and reliability. The approval clears the way for Adkisson to assume duties at the Conway post office.
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Broyles Pleased With Hog Workout Before Tulsa Game
In Fayetteville Arkansas Coach Frank Broyles praised the Razorbacks offense after a Thursday practice noting improved hustle. He cited their 34-7 victory over Oklahoma State as evidence of progress while preparing for Saturday’s away game in Tulsa and a brief team retreat to Eureka Springs ahead of kickoff.
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Leaders in the Major Leagues by the Associated Press
The report lists top season leaders in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, home runs, and stolen bases across American and National Leagues. Names include Mantle, Killebrew, Aaron, Mays, Robinson, Wills, Davis, and Koufax among others with specified totals.
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Cardinals Cruise Past Giants as Oliver101 Musial Pace 7-4 Win
Gene Oliver starred with a three run homer and a double while Stan Musial collected five singles in five trips to fuel a 7-4 victory over San Francisco. Jim Umbricht provided scoreless relief to help the Colts hold on as the Dodgers fell 8-6 in the pennant race.
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Bob Kittens Triumph Over Camden 6-0
Bob Kittens defeated Camden Cubs 6-0 at Ham mons Stadium to avenge last season's loss. Strong led the offense with key passes to Ingram and Aslin, while Samuels scored the final yardage after a 13 and 40 yard connection from Sammy. Ball added rushing pace and defense stalled the Cubs late, with interceptions by Ball sealing the win.
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Israel to buy U S Hawk anti air missiles
Washington disclosed in principle Wednesday night a U S sale of Hawk antiaircraft missiles to Israel to bolster defenses against Arab state arms buildup. The deal is a straight sale with training for Israeli operators in the United States, not part of military aid. Egypt and Syria have increased Soviet supplied arms, and Iraq recently obtained short range missiles.
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Fordyce Lumber Deal May Be Off
Pine Bluff Commercial citing a reliable source reports Georgia-Pacific may drop as top bidder for Fordyce Lumber Co. with Crossed Co. deal lapsed. Other potential buyers named include United States Plywood, International Paper, Koppers, and Potlatch. Fordyce owns over 160000 acres in Calhoun, Dallas, Cleveland and Bradley counties and employs about 425 in Arkansas soft pine lumber and oak flooring.
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Bobcats Host Malvern Leopards In Big District Showdown
Hope Bobcats collide with top district leader Malvern Leopards at Hammons Stadium for a Region 444 battle. Leopards led by Jim Cole and Morton Wheatley face Hope’s defense while David Porterfield tops the Cats in rushing as both teams seek control of the district standings tonight.
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Uneasy Truce on Money Markets
In New York the rising price of silver and gold premiums shape an uneasy truce in world money markets. Central banks guard currencies against raids by speculators, while rising silver use in electronics and space tech underlines its monetary role. Gold reserves back paper money and the dollar remains buoyant as foreign central banks accumulate dollars.
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Brundage at 75 Leads Fight to Keep Olympics Pure
Avery Brundage, longtime IOC president, marks 75 while pursuing a renewed effort to ban athletes on college scholarships and those funded by governments from Olympic competition. He has steered amateurism policy since 1952, with Tokyo 1964 set as the next term end.
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Bear Bryant optimistic before Tulane game
Associated PressSports writer Paul Bryant profile highlights Bear Bryants dour public stance as Alabama opens title defense against Tulane. Despite high expectations from a 95–0 season opener, Bryant warns the Tide faces tough tests as major games loom with Ohio State Michigan State Texas and Notre Dame among others.
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Critics Clash Over Cuba Policy In House Battle
House Democratic Leader Carl Albert denounced Republican critics as politically self serving after Republicans accused Democrats of inaction on Cuba. The floor clash followed a rejected amendment to a Cuban policy resolution aimed at showing unity behind Kennedy’s potential steps, including force, to curb Cuba’s hemispheric threat. The vote was 251 to 140 with most Democrats voting against the tougher language. The measure as passed allows action within or beyond the Monroe Doctrine.
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Solunar Schedule From Knight Tables For Daily Sport
The fragment lists Solunar periods from John Alden Knight with daily windows for fishing or hunting. It notes periods begin at shown times and last varying lengths, emphasizing boldface times and weekend entries.
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