All-Stars Head For Louisville In Indiana Kentucky clash
Indiana's high school all stars head to Louisville Freedom Hall for the opener of the two game series with Kentucky. Coach Angus Nicoson expects a tough test and may substitute early after starting the first five chosen by sportswriters. Indiana trails 20-7 in the series and relies on 6-6 Jim Goose Ligon to handle rebounding.
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Ligon
Tiarry Humes
Madison
Gary Grieger
Evansville
Bosse
Bobby Miles
East Chicago
Washington
Tom Kren
Ted City
Mike Silliman
Louisville Xavier
Larry Conley
Ashland
Silliman
Xavier
Conley
Kentury
Wick Ellis
Indianapolis Atucks
Dave Schelthase
Evansville North
Wayne Wilson
Lafayete
Fred Fleetwood
Southport
Jim Crone
Connersville
Bill O'Neal
Speedway
Marv Willett
Eminence
Baseball scoreboard highlights and postponements
Yesterday's results show Boston 4 to Baltimore 0 and Kansas City 4 Chicago 3. Detroit at New York and New York at Houston were postponed due to rain. Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 4. Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 0. Los Angeles 2 Milwaukee 1. St. Louis 6 Philadelphia 1.
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Low temperatures dip into 40s across Indiana
United Press International reports a cool spell in Indiana with readings from 48 at Lafayette to 55 at Louisville. Indianapolis reached 50, near the June 14 all time cold record. Sunny skies forecast a warming trend, with highs 74 to 83 this afternoon and 50s tonight, then 80s statewide Friday and fair weather into Thursday.
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South Bend
Cincinnati
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Indianapolis
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Uruay
Boys Leaguers Attend Big League Game in St Louis
Ninety eight of one hundred twenty Linton Boys League members rode three buses sponsored by Citizens National Bank to St Louis for a Cardinals Giants exhibition. They traveled Saturday morning and returned Sunday, attending a closely contested game with many exciting plays. Twenty two coaches and managers accompanied the group and praised the boys for good behavior and credit to the community.
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Chuckles in the News items mix finds in British and American clips
A series of brief local clippings reports small incidents and complaints. In St Albans John Finn says business is so slow his shop was empty for the first time in eight years. In Eastbourne British women protest obscene postcards. In Duluth Donald Wilson seeks 224 damages for car doors damaged by firemen. In Des Moines ex lobbyist Albert Payne criticizes federal aid and urges drivers to wake up.
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Franklin
Jalil
Duluth
Minn
Wpi
Donald Wilson
Wilson
Des Moines
Iowa
Albert A. Payne
Washington
Kennedy jetliner inspections find no safety problems
White House spokesman Pierre Salinger said frequent inspections of President Kennedy's Air Force jetliner have found no safety defects. He spoke Wednesday when asked if there were any difficulties on the presidential craft.
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Kennedy
Air Force
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Pierre Salinger
Amputee Leads Normal Life With Hydraulic Leg
Glendale man Don Coswell a 40 year old amputee proves daily life possible with a hydraulic braking system in artificial legs. Since 1958 he has played football and baseball runs and dances normally and helps other amputees as a prosthetic trainer nearing West Los Angeles. The device uses three tiny hydraulic cylinders guided by stump pressure to bend the knee lift the toe and swing the leg with controlled speed. The design originated with John Stewart of New Zealand and was adapted by US Manufacturing Co. of Glendale with federal support. More than 2,000 units have been exported to Greece Peru and the Philippines.
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Don Coswell
Tunisia
Coswell
Africa
Colwell
Los Angeles
John Stewart
New Zealand
Vickers Corp
Detroit
Mich
Us, Manufacturing Co
U.S
Greece
Peru
Philippines
Babe Ruth League Wednesday make-up games update
Jasonville beat Worthington 10 to 4 as Crane No 2 defeated Linton Miners 11 to 6 in make-up Babe Ruth League action. Tonight at 5 30 p m Lyons visits Crane No 1 Bloomfield hits Linton Miners Crane No 2 hosts Midland Worthington plays Eastern Linton Merchants meet Jasonville Friday Dagger Babe Ruth travels to Midland for a 5 30 p m practice game.
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Linton Merchants
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Wright
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Rf Noel
Rf Rogers
C Barton
P Pershing
Lawson
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Sloan
Bussard
White
Willen
Three Federal Judges Seek Passage on Bill
A panel of three federal judges urged Gov. Gaylord Nelson to reconvene the Wisconsin legislature within 10 days to pass a fair and constitutional redistricting bill. They warned that if lawmakers stall, they will appoint a special master to draw new political maps for congressional and state districts. The judges stressed the legislature must reapportion as it has the duty to perform, noting the 1961 session has not technically adjourned and could be recalled.
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