Giants Edge Astros 2-1 as Cubs win and Cards move up
Hal Brown dominates for Houston allowing one hit through seven frames before a late San Francisco rally. Orlando Cepeda and Jose Pagan drive in the go ahead run in the eighth as the Giants beat Houston 2-1 to pull even atop the NL. Cardinals top Pirates 5-2 and Cubs defeat Dodgers 4-1 to climb in standings. Duke Snider hits 400th homer in Mets 10-3 win over Cincinnati.
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Billy Hardwick Leads Warren Civic Open After Two Rounds
Billy Hardwick of San Mateo California leads the Warren Civic Open in Warren Ohio after two qualifying rounds. The 21 year old posted a 12 game total of 2 589 an average of 216 with a 7 pin margin over Marty Piraino of Syracuse New York who sits second with 2 582 and Roger Helle of Detroit with 2 569.
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Irreconcilable Split Colors Khrushchev China Talks
Peking radio via the People’s Daily harshly criticizes Khrushchev over Yugoslavia and insists China will not soften its ideological rift with the Soviet Union before the July Moscow talks. Nehru warns China likely won’t attack India soon, while Ashkenazy stays in Moscow and Japan protests nuclear F105 jets. France says it will not pay Congo dues dated to 1960 and disputes UN Force involvement.
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Marinette Receives Renewal Survey Funds
Washington reports the Urban Renewal Administration approved a 30995 advance for Marinette Wisconsin to start survey and planning for its Red Arrow urban renewal project. It is estimated a final federal grant of 349315 will be needed after planning.
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Tigers Swim Between Islands In Search Of Hunting Grounds
Reports indicate tigers swim between islands to find better hunting grounds and enter water on hot days to cool off. The behavior shows adaptability in seeking food sources and temperature regulation.
La Crosse Junior Legion Ball Turns 30 with Houston game
La Crosse Junior Legion baseball marks its 30th anniversary with a game in Houston Minnesota. Coach Bill Parizek, a former player, leads the program which has produced state meets and several champions. Regional play and state tournaments shape the 1963 season as Wisconsin teams vie for national spots.
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State Regional Baseball Highlights and Local Standouts
Madison hosted the State Regional where Charlie Schmikla struck out 10 in a row. Tribune editor Ken Blanchard had five hits in five trips. La Crosse finished second at Duluth after beating Oshkosh 11-7 for the state title, while Reedsburg shut out La Crosse 11-0 in Cashton. Krohn starred for Wisconsin and Frank Billock helped organize the Minnesota Wisconsin League.
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Hurricane Circuits Open But No Storms Yet
The 1963 hurricane season opens with teleprinter circuits linking the Miami weather office to military and private partners. Storm-hunting airplanes begin patrols, aided by two Tiros satellites, with a third planned before season end. If a storm forms, it will be named Arlene, followed by a long list of future names.
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Masked Robbers Grab Bags From Bank Clerk in Swinton
Four masked men ambushed bank clerk Stanley Ellis as he arrived at a Swinton bank. They took three bags containing bank documents a transistor radio and a packet of ham sandwiches and fled in a high powered car.
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Case to appeal Supreme Court over Borak stock suit
J I Case Co says it will ask the U S Supreme Court to review a Seventh Circuit ruling that cleared dissident stockholder Carl H Borak to sue over Case merger with American Tractor Corp The district court had required a security bond in the six year old case and the appellate court ruled Borak need not post it Stanley G Springer Case general counsel said the appeal seeks to reverse the circuit decision
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Board of Health Approves Municipal Projects
The State Board of Health approved numerous municipal projects including new wells in Cumberland and Grafton, a Lac du Cours sewage plant, Mequon, sewer extensions in Ashland and multiple cities, water extensions in Barron and Racine area towns, and water and sewer projects in Brown Deer Chilton Greendale Mayville North Park Sanitary District Racine.
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Amvets Hold 19th State Convention in Shawano
Amvets convene for the 19th annual state gathering in Shawano from June 21 to 23. The event brings veterans, members, and local supporters together for ceremonies and activities.
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Marin Boosts Trojans Into NCAA Track Lead
Julio Marin of Southern California won the three mile and contributed to a 20 point team total at the NCAA meet in Albuquerque. Desnoyers and Mayfield each earned gold and San Jose State led a pack of teams with scores varying from 1 to 10 points.
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Radatz Shines as Red Sox Top Orioles in Relief
Dick Radatz yielded two scoreless innings to notch his sixth save as the Red Sox beat Baltimore 5-1. The 26-year-old righthander, in only his second major league season, struck out two and lowered his ERA to 0.88 while manager Johnny Pesky praised his fastballs and sliders. Boston also benefited from Román Mejías and Dick Stuart homers, extending a strong run for the club.
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Janice Carter Posts 618 Series In Moonlite Couples League
Janice Carter rolled a 618 series on games of 216 182 and 220 Friday night in the Moonlite Couples League at the Sports Bowl. It marks a second national honor count in city summer leagues. Erv Zeisler added 703 in the 3-Man All-Star League at South Lancs with 228 240 235, topping seven 700 games in 1962-63. Jim Wais delivered a 298 in the 3-Man All-Star wheel with 11 straight strikes and a high 12th ball.
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Origin of the word plumber tied to lead work
A historical note explains the term plumber from Latin plum lead and its link to early sinks that used lead pipes leading to the worker’s title. The term’s root reflects the lead based plumbing common in ancient hydraulic setups.
Thornton Meets Menno In Garden 10 Rounder
Californian Wayne Thornton faces Jose Menno from Argentina in a telecast 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden. Menno, 27, carries a 16 fight unbeaten streak with one draw. Thornton, 13-5 favorite, brings a 27-3-1 with 18 KOs record as ABC-TV airs the bout at 9 p.m. EST.
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Brue Ties for 38th at Thunderbird Classic Halfway
Milwaukee pro Bobby Brue carded 76 67 for a 143 total at the Thunderbird Golf Classic halfway, tying for 38th as Arnold Palmer led with 137 after round two.
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