Mays Hits 400th Homer as Giants Beat Cards
Willie Mays belted his 400th career homer powering the Giants to a 7-2 win over St. Louis and a second-place tie with the Cardinals. Warren Spahn earned his 17th win with a 3-2 Braves victory over the Colts, nearing Christy Mathewson’s 20 season mark. Dodgers, Pirates, Phillies, and Yankees also posted wins in a day of tight pennant races.
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Spahn
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Houston Colts
Christy Mathewson
Tim Keefe
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Cincinnati Reds
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Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
Bathgate Signs 1963 64 Ranger Contract
New York Ranger star Andy Bathgate 31 today signs his 1963 64 NHL contract. Bathgate is described as the greatest scorer in Ranger history.
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NEW York — Wey
Andy Bathgate
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
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Ranger
Phillies recall seven players from Little Rock farm team
Seven players from the Philadelphia Phillies farm club in Little Rock Arkansas are recalled. Outfielder Richie Allen first baseman Jon Herrnstein and pitchers Jack Hamilton and Paul Brown must report to the Phillies next Monday or when the IL season ends. Recalled for spring training next year are pitchers Richard Quiroz Marcellino Lopez and outfielder Mickey Harington.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Little Rock, Ark
Richie Allen
Jon Herrnstein
Jack Hamilton
Paul Brown
Pui
Richard Quiroz
Marcellino Lopez
Mickey Harington
Redskins cut Charlie Moore and five teammates in roster trim
The Washington Redskins released six players including tackle Charlie Moore on Tuesday. The National Guard then ordered Moore to report for duty at a Washington march, marking a clash of duties for the Arkansas graduate.
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Washington Redskins
Charlie Moore
National Guard
Moore
University of Arkansas
Washingtons
Georgia Men Seek Return to Big Time in Sports
Former University of Georgia athletes forming the Georgia G Club demand a confrontation with President O C Aderhold to halt a program decline they say has fallen from seven bowl appearances in the 1940s to a single post season game since 1949.
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University of Georgia
Georgia
O. C. Aderhold
Georgia “G” Club
Cliff Kimsey
Cornelia
Kimsey
Dr. Aderhold
Griffith
Billy Knowles
Mickey Babb
Howell T. Hollis
G” Club
Georgia Bulldog Club
Columbus
Aderhold
Johnny Griffith
Wallace Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Tomato Crop Slow Due To Cool Weather
Purdue weekly crop report notes cool temperatures slowed ripening of tomatoes and delayed corn and soybean development. Corn progress about normal with half in dough stage. soybeans turning yellow at five percent. Tobacco cutting started. land plowing for winter wheat continues. soil moisture generally adequate with regional deficiencies. Normal rainfall elsewhere except southwest lagging by about one inch. Welcome rains saved Heepsier farmers but in some cases fostered plant diseases.
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Lafayette
Ind
Robert E. Straszheim
Straszheim
Purdue University
Lawrence A. Schaal
Eric Sharvelle
Youngster's Tears Shed for Steer at Indiana State Fair Auction
Indiana 4 H steer winner Tom Stewart, 11, fights back tears as he prepares to auction his champion Luck 8-Ball after guiding the grand champion steer through the State Fair judging. Gilbert Stewart, his father, recalls decades of winning and explains the decision to sell.
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Tom Stewart
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Gilbert Stewart
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Stewart
Chicago
Indianapolis Live Stock Prices Move Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Midwest market report from Indianapolis shows hogs at 200 to 600 pounds with steady to weak tone. cattle and calves 125 to 1500 head with steady to strong tests for steers and mixed grades. heifers and cows seeing selective shifts. sheep lambs drop 50 or more with a range of 17 to 21 dollars for top lots.
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Indianapolis
World Library of Sacred Music releases joint hymnal
The World Library of Sacred Music in Cincinnati issues One Faith in Song a paperback hymnal of 21 hymns shared by Catholic and Protestant traditions. It includes Fairest Lord Jesus Faith of Our Fathers and Holy Holy Holy Lord God Almighty. Divorce is granted Walter Ashcraft is granted a divorce from Iva Ashcraft in Greene Circuit Court.
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New York
World Library of Sacred Music
Cincinnatti
Catholic Market Magazine
Jesus
Our
Walter Ashcraft
Iva Ashcraft
Greene
ATP
Lane faces long wait for world title in boxing note
Muskegon boxer Kenny Lane, 31, who runs a laundromat, seeks another title shot against Carlos Ortiz after holding the Michigan lightweight crown with a win over Paulie Armstead. The WBA contends over Ortiz and Lane amid shifting rankings, while Lane awaits a possible title bout in 60 days. In Mississippi, Perrry Lee Dunn debuts as Ole Miss quarterback, with coach Johnny Vaught praising his potential and noting Dunn’s past as a top prep star and spring shoulder injury recovery.
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Mich
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Carlos Ortiz
Michigan
Joe Brown
Paulie Armstead
Los Angeles
Saginaw
Armstead
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Houston
Jack
Dec) Kearns
Welterwe
Oxford
Miss
Perry Lee Dunn
University of Mississippi
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Ole Miss
Charlie Conerly
Jake Gibbs
Glynn Griffing
Natchez, Miss
Louisiana State
S. Vaught
Paul Dietzel
Vaught
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Gusto
Rebels
Lake
Yesteryear
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Highlight AL Race
Major League Standings from United Press International show New York atop the American League at 85 46 with Minnesota Chicago and Baltimore close as Detroit Cleveland and Boston trail. Tuesday night results include Chicago 6 Cleveland 1 and New York 5 Boston 0 with other games noted.
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Los Angeles
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City
Philadelphia
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Milwaukee
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Houston
Railroad Seeks Less Service Upstate
The Chicago, South Shore and South Bend Railroad plans a service cut after losing about 1,000 passengers daily to new highways. President William P. Colston said a petition will be filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission on Aug 29 to reduce weekday trains from 66 to 47 and weekend schedules from 37 to 32, with rush hour trains unchanged.
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Ind
Upp
Chicago, South Shore & South Bend Railroad
William P. Colston
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colston
Niven Signs Busy Bronston Film Pact
Actor David Niven will star in three Bronston productions Cir cus Paris 1900 and The Night Runners of Bengal under a two year contract with producer Samuel Bronston. The deal locks Niven into multiple projects and expands his Hollywood schedule.
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Hollywood
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Paris
Bengal
Linton High to Open Season Against Brazil Friday
Linton High School prepares for the 1963 season opener at Oliphant Field against a highly touted Brazil squad. Coach Dave Austill expresses caution about predictions after a 1962 rain soaked 6–0 loss to the Red Devils. Quarterback Mike Stallcop and Craig Robertson lead Brazil’s offense as Austill counts on Larry Dean and Randy Lynch along with a spirited squad to challenge Brazil. Season tickets are available at the high school office and Rexall Drug Store.
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Brazil
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Pete Varda
Linton
Rod Walker
Randy Lynch
Walker
Lynch
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Pas
Varda
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Craig Robertson
Stallcop
Dot
Larry Dean
Hamilton
Rexall Drug Store
Ed Powell
E. Vincennes St
CAB Examiner Sets Air Brief Deadline
CAB Examiner Barron Fredericks set October 14 as the deadline to file briefs on future airline service for Terre Haute Indiana. He will issue recommendations after briefs are received. Four days of hearings in Terre Haute concluded at CAB headquarters in Washington. Trans World Airlines seeks to drop Terre Haute service. Ozark and Lake Central seek to fill the gap with new routes.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Barron Fredericks
Terre Haute
Ind
Frederick
CAB
Trans World Airlines
Ozark Air Lines
Lake Central Air Lines
Ozark
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Iowa
Moline
Ill
Lake Central
Ohio
Lawrenceville
Charles L. Hedde
Lawenceville-Vincennes
Federal Aviation Agency
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