Haddix Again Shows Value to Pirates As Braves Falter
Harvey Haddix earned an 8-2 rain shortened win over the Milwaukee Braves to move to 4-1 and reinforce the Pirates as they stay close to the NL leaders. The lefty’s performances keep Pittsburgh within reach despite a 9-9 mark in certain matchups. Cardinals edged the Giants 7-6 while the Cubs crushed the Phillies 10-3 in other NL games.
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Baseball Notebook From Early Season Scores
The can League era results show the Boston Red Sox defeating the New York Yankees 7-5 and the Washington Senators beating the Los Angeles Angels 3-2. The Detroit Tigers tied 4-4 with a thunderstorm shortening the game in the eighth. The Cardinals pulled away on a five run fifth to lead 6-0 before Fe lipe Alou and Willie McCovey homered to cut the deficit. Glen Hobbie earned his third win for the Cubs as Don Zimmer and Hank Sauer provided drive, and Vic Wertz fueled the Red Sox with three RBIs in a 10-hit attack against four Yankee pitchers. Norm Cash homered for Detroit and Wayne Causey for Philadelphia before rain halted the Athletics game. replay scheduled for July 17.
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Hospital admissions rise in New York 1940 to 1959
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company reports hospital admissions climbed from about 10 million in 1940 to 23.5 million in 1959, increasing the rate from 76 to 133 per 1 090 population as measured for New York.
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Slaters Welcome Son Larry Dean in Sullivan
Mr and Mrs Jack Slater of Jasonville announce the birth of their son Larry Dean Tuesday at Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan. The baby weighed five pounds seven ounces both mother and child are reported doing well.
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Mary Sherman Hospital
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Foyt Clinches Win After Lucky Pit Stop At Memorial Day 500
Sam Stockrahm notes A. J. Foyt survives a fuelless pit stop and a tire wear incident with Edda Sachs to take the lead, a $165,000 swing in fortunes, while Branson Rathman and Foyt were among Hayng’s picks as many cars fail or wreck under caution. Off the track, Ma and Pa Blue Jay confront intruding snakes, and local fishermen report a busy holiday weekend with abundant activity around the area.
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Summer Classes Set To Start Monday At Linton-Stockton High
Linton-Stockton High announces summer classes begin Monday June 5 under Principal R L Kelly. Courses run 8:00 to 10:00 including Health for 9th and 10th grades English 7 for Seniors Typing 1 for sophomores juniors and seniors 10:00 to noon include Boys Physical Education English 1 for Freshmen and Government for Seniors Drivers Education meets 8:00 in the auditorium with schedule to be announced There is no enrollment fee only book rental.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Major Leagues
Thursday results show Boston 7 New York 5 and Detroit 4 Kansas City 4 in the standings. A game between Iain Wash. 3 and Los Angeles 2 was terminated after 7 innings due to darkness. Night games were scheduled.
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Baseball scores from night games in rain
St Louis defeated San Francisco 7 to 6 and Chicago beat Philadelphia 10 to 3. Pittsburgh led Milwaukee 8 to 27 in the rain at night with several innings played.
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Meeting to Welcome Rey Williams at Worrington District Session
Rey Williams of Indianapolis will attend the Worrington Encampment No. 130 district meeting on Saturday June 3 at the lodge hall. The session begins at 3 00 pm and all degrees are to be conferred with several candidates from area communities receiving them. Virgil Bledsoe of Linton district deputy leads the event with attendees expected from Brazil Terre Haute Carlisle Sullivan Linton Washington Indianapolis Booneville and other towns statewide.
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Indianapolis
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Worrington
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Linton
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Terre Haute
Carlisle
Sullivan
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Booneville
Defendants Appear In County J P Courts Greene County
In Greene county justice of the peace court a list shows several defendants with speeding charges filed by state police: John R. Harper, 26, Indianapolis. Michael D. Osborne, 19, Linton. Larry E. Miller, 18, Linton. Robert D. Logsdon, 19, Linton Route Two. Clark V. Blackwell, 23, Sandborn. Also Mahlan J. Mullis of Switz City for parking an overweight truck. Van Gibson of Bloomfield pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated and awaits trial.
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Greene County
John R. Harper
Indianapolis
Michael D. Osborne
Linton
Larry E. Miller
Robert D. Logsdon
Clark V. Blackwell
Sandborn
Mahlan J. Mullis
Switz City
van Gibson
Bloomfield
Local meeting notices for Greene County groups and church
Greene County hospital board meets at the hospital at 7 15 p m Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improv ed Order of Red Men meets at Red Men's hall at 7 00 p m Columbian chapter No 140 CES stated meeting at Masonic temple at 7 30 p m Women of Moose Chapter 19 meet at Moose home at 8 00 p m Senior Bible class of First Baptist church meets in the lower auditorium at noon for covered dish dinner and meeting Both men and women urged to attend
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First Baptist Church
Former Linton student to receive UW physics master's degree
Gene W Stoppenhagen, a 1954 Linton-Stockton High School graduate, will earn a Master’s in Physics from the University of Washington in Seattle on June 10. He and Mrs Stoppenhagen plan to travel home via Greencastle after September 15, with a teaching post in DePauw University’s Physics department next year.
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Linton
Linton-Stockton High School
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