Snider Keeps Giants In Check At Mets Victory
In a tense matchup Snider delivered a first-pitch hit off Stallard as the Giants took their first run in the fifth. The Mets won 4-2 behind a strong late rally, aiding a third straight win. Stallard left after six innings with a stiff arm, while the Mets pulled ahead in the eighth. The Dodgers, Phillies, and Cardinals also won as NL action continued.
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Snider
Tracy Stallard
New York Mets
San Francisco
Giants
Mets
Stallard
Bob Bolin
Jim Davenport
Jose Pagan
Davenport
Young
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pagan
Joe Christopher
Jim Hickman
Charlie Smith
Hickman
Dodgers
Phil Ortega
Willie Davis
Ortega
Davis
Pirates
Dennis Bennett
Colts
Phillies
Richie Allen
Julian Javier
Jeoff Long
Charley James
Lee Maye
Braves
Baseball scores and schedules from Friday and upcoming games
Friday results include Kansas City 0 New York 11 Minnesota 0 Boston 0 Baltimore 6 Los Angeles 2 Washington 0 Cleveland 0 Detroit 6. Upcoming games list Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at Washington Kansas City at New York Minnesota at Boston Los Angeles at Baltimore. National League results feature Cincinnati 4 Chicago 1 and New York 4 San Francisco 1 with several schedule notes.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota Iy
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Los Angeles
Boston
Minnesota
Faltimore
L. Pet
Philaphia
San France
St. Louis
Milwaukee Ji
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
AER
Houston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Os Angeles
Trainers mum on Preakness outcome as coaches defer to jockeys
In Baltimore AP report, trainers for the 88th Preakness refuse to reveal early leads or race plans, deferring to jockeys Hartack Baeza Shoe maker Chambers and others. Lure notes Northern Dancer weighs more after Derby, sighting diet as measure of condition. trainers favor a fast track for fair results.
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Baltimore
Horatio Luro
Northern Dancer
Bill Hartack
Elliot Burch
Quadrangle
Braulio Baeza
Bill Finnegan
Hill Rise
Bill Shoemaker
Burley Parke
Roman
Wayne Chambers
Mesh Tenney
The
Scoundrel
Hank Moreno
Bernie Bond
Big Pete
Pimlico
Lure
Finnegan
Boxing war over 100000 offer for Giardello-Torres bout
Brooklyn real estate operator Cain Young offered $100 000 by certified check to defend boxing middleweight champion Joey Giardello against Jose Torres. Cas D Amato called the offer legitimate though Giardello declined. Torres, popular with Puerto Ricans, impressed by a 10 round decision over Skeeter McClure and now stands 30 1 2 with the title bout potential.
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New York
Cain Young
Brooklyn
Young
Joey Giardello
Jose Torres
Cas D'Amato
Torres
D’amato
Cas
Skeeter McClure
Giardello
New Jersey
McClure
Joey Castellano
Frank Forbes
John LoBianco
Leaders Batting and Pitching Leaders Across Leagues
The compiled baseball leaders feature Olive Minnesota top in batting at .425 and Oliva tied for hits with 61 while Bressoud Boston leads with a .371 average. Pitching leaders include Bunker Baltimore and Marichal San Francisco with 30 wins and 44 strikeouts respectively, alongside 1.000 ERAs.
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Olive
Minnesota
Bressoud
Boston
Oliva
Rollins
Allison
Wagner
Cleveland
Colavito
Kansas City
Mathews
Robinson
Baltimore
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Hall
Aparicio
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Bunker
Pizarro
Chicago
Kline
Wickersham
Detroit
Penn
Band Concert Is Set Monday at Lawrence High
Lawrence High School Concert Band directed by Charles Kassinger to perform an annual drive in concert at 7 30 p m next Monday May 18 in the school parking lot Featuring Broadway music Sousa marches brass horn soloists and two guest directors Dr Carl Knox superintendent of schools and LHS senior Reece Wiley Plans include Camptown Basses From Damn Yankees selections and a rain plan to move to the LHS auditorium Admission is free and the program is informal with guest directors and a large bass horn section
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LHS
Lawrence High School
19Th
la. Sts
Charles Kassinger
Journal- World Photo
Carl Knox
Reece Wiley
Kansas University
Larry Miller
Jerry Pearson
Daryl Stine
Steve Stewart
Steve Moore
Camptown
Washington Post
Horizons WeSt
Marchetti
Calek Knox
Walters
Misouri
Jenkins
New Shoes
Little Dreamer
Casey Jo
Ostling
Steve Hawkins
Parade of the Charioteers
Rozsa
Reece Wiley Lemon
Merengue
Stuart Semper Widelis
Sousa Moore
Carnival
Merrill
the Stars and Stripes Forseverates
Bike Rider Dies in Car Crash Near Leavenworth
A car struck cyclist Spec. 4 Wade Rockafellow, 24, of the 371st U. S. Army Band at Fort Leavenworth, Friday night on U S 73 four miles south of Leavenworth, Kansas.
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Leavenworth
Kan
U.S. 73
Wade Rockafellow
U. S
Ft. Leavenworth
Khrushchev Appears Strong on Final Aswan Tour Stop
In Aswan Khrushchev, with President Nasser, returns from a Red Sea cruise to attend the dam site ceremony. Egyptian leaders Ben Bella Aref and Ben Bella join the pair, as dump trucks prepare granite stones for the Nile dam foundation. An official cited fatigue as a factor in shortening a Luxor stop.
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Aswan
Egypt
Khrushchev
Red Sea
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Aswan High Dam
Nasser
Ras Banas
Hourriya
Iraqui
Abdel Salam Aref
Ahmed Ben Bella
Nile River
Ancient
Luxor
Times Endorses Rockefeller Delegation in California Primary
The Los Angeles Times will announce in a Sunday editorial that it backs Rockefeller’s delegation in California’s June 2 primary. The paper says the delegation “represents the broader spectrum of Republican philosophy.”
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Los Angeles
The
Los Angeles Times
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Rockefeller
the Times
Ag Hall of Fame Dinner Is Tonight
Kansas City AP report notes the Agricultural Hall of Fame fundraiser at the American Royal Building exhibition hall with proceeds at 100 dollars per plate. Guests include former President Harry S Truman and Mrs Truman, Jack Benny as emcee, Gov and Mrs John Anderson, Lt Gov and Mrs Hilary Bush, Rep and Mrs Richard Bolling, Rep William Avery, and Mayor and Mrs Tus W Davis. Carrol Streeter of Farm Journal will speak along with Truman. Bonner Springs site spans 695 acres with future expansion plans nearby.
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Harry S. Truman
Truman
Jack Benny
John Anderson
Kansas
Hilary A. Bush
Missouri
Richard Bolling
William Avery
Tus W. Davis
Kansas City
Carroll Streeter
Farm Journal
American Royal Building
Hall of Fame
Bonner Springs
Kan
False bomb threats target Lyndon and Overbrook high schools
Six threats were phoned into Lyndon and Overbrook high schools but were ignored. The caller, described as a mature woman, spoke in a voice from an area northeast of Lyndon. Sheriff Alfred Vanderslice noted no disruption or satisfaction from the attempts.
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Lyndon, Kan
Lyndon
Overbrook
Alfred Vanderslice
Ike's Health Is Okay After Annual Checkup
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower was found in good health after his annual physical, his Gettysburg office announced Friday.
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Gettysburg, Pa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Horoscope hints at health and profit through day
Aries through Pisces provide daily guidance on health, contracts, spending, and social actions. Readers are urged to focus on health, study, and practical business moves while valuing allies and showing courtesy. The tone remains optimistic about prosperity with disciplined effort.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Majority Leader Sees Rough Fight On Senate Debate
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield warned the civil rights bill debate will be touch and tuck as Southern opposition stiffens. The body enters its eighth Saturday session amid possible boycotts of a Democratic caucus to discuss proposed amendments.
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Senate
Washington
Nip and Tuck
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Bobby Baker
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
James ©. Eastland
Dmiss
Ellender
John Stennis
D-Miss
Russell
Two Teens Die In Springfield Area Car Crash
In Springfield Missouri two Strafford youths Tony Dean Hunt 17 and Harold Edward Light 18 died when a speeding 1964 car left County Road 2, crossed a ditch and tumbled into a field. Four others, Billy Bebout 17 Gerald Tracy 19 and Gerald Cowan 17, were severely injured.
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Springfield
Strafford
Tony Dean Hunt
Harold Edward Light
Billy J. Bebout
Gerald Tracy
Gerald Cowan
Armless Georgia Mother Delivers Healthy Baby Girl
In Atlanta an armless housewife known as the child who waves without hands gave birth to an 8 pound 2 ounce girl at an Atlanta hospital. Grace Purcell, now Mrs Harold E Parker, waved to train engineers with arm stubs from birth and later discarded artificial limbs.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Railroad
Atlanta
Grace Purcell
Harold E. Parker
Lovejoy
Bids Sought for Concrete Pavement and Asphalt in Lawrence
The City of Lawrence invites bids by 3 p.m. May 26 1964 at City Hall for 7874 square yards of reinforced concrete pavement and about 654 tons of asphalt. Plans and specs available from City Engineer H Kishen Project 6 CP4 664.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Board of Commissioners of
City of
Lawrence
Kishen
Lerk
Notice of Suit in Douglas County Kansas Quieting Title
Town Center Inc files a petition in Douglas County District Court Case No. 23231 seeking to quiet plaintiff title to real property. The defendants and unknown parties are required to plead by June 29 1964 at the Lawrence Court House. Failure will invite judgment by default. Attorney Robert B Oyler represents the plaintiff.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of
Kansas
Lewis T. Litchfield
Maltravers Soloman
Caleb $. Pratt
Gaius Jenkins
Annn M. Jenkins
George H. Jenkins
Emma Jenkins
Kate _ Jenkins
Mary E. Jenkins
Isaac Kilworth
Catherine Jane _ Kilworth
Columbus Hornsby
Catherine M. Lord
William M. Holmes
Mary KE. Wilder
Jacob Kilworth
C. W. Southmaid
Nosha D. Howland
Samuel F. Tappan, Jr
Wm. Hutchinson
James Hutchinson
Eliza Jane Ladd
Sarah A. Kilworth
Cora C. Kilworth
Isaac W. Kilworth
William W. Kilworth
Howard Kilworth
Sarah
Addis
Bertha Belle Kilworth
Bertha Belle Ainsworth
Samuel Ainsworth
Laura M. Kilworth
District Court
Douglas County
Town Center, Inc
Lawrence
Robert B. Oyler
Capitol Federal Savings and Joan Association
Marvin W. MccIntosh
Edgewood Park
Fred E. Broeker
Stough and Paddock Lawrence
Lawrence city votes to widen Tennessee Street in 1964
Resolution 3295 appropriates 60 000 for widening three feet each side from 13th to 17th Street with new curbing paving and pedestrian areas. Protest and election options noted. bonds financed improvements. Also sheriff sale notice for Capitol Federal vs McIntosh with June 16 1964 auction at Douglas County Court House.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Tennessee Street
Thirteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
Kansans
13Th Street
17Th Street
Frawrence
James VY. Owens
Classified ads and wanted items listing eclectic local goods
Lost male Maltese named Trouble with white toes and nose. Reward offered. Also selling 60 Ford Falcon two door four speed with low miles and one owner. Edsel sedan 1958 priced at 296. Bodin address and phone numbers listed. WANTED depend able filling station attendant with medical experience. For sale Kenmore electric range with rotisserie. Two homes and rent ads for furnished apartments. Farmer job inquiry at Beeks Hereford Farm. 1961 Rambler Ambassador with options. Various rental notices and buy requests for used bicycle.
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Kenmore
Furn
Apt
OW. Pratt
Mass
Charlies Michaels
Mer
Beeks Hereford Farm
Baldwin
P.S
P.B
Ind
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Los Angetas
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Allen
Boyer
San Ifran
Wills
Harper
Marichal
Gibson
Maloney
Drysdale
Los Angees
Plaza Manor
Mr. Reed
P.m
L.A. Times
Rocky Khrushchev
Ag Hall of Fame
Agricultural Hall of Fame
Ike
Coffee Ray
Hiway
Aaa
Atteat
H. C. Fisher
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association
Marvin W. McIntosh
Louise McIntosh
Revenue Department of Revenue
Douglas
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