Jones Wins 500 Mile Race Purse in Front of Sachs Fight
Parnelli Jones, 29, Torrance, Calif., collects a record 493530.60 purse and a 148581 first prize at Indianapolis. He earlier fought Eddie Sachs, 36, Detroit, trading insults over spilled oil and exchanging a punch. Jones owner J C Agajanian also earned a record payoff. The Scott Speedway Festival Open at Speedway, Indiana saw Fred Hawkins lead after day one with a 64, amid a flurry of subpar rounds and a large field chasing the 10 000 top prize.
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Maloney Sets Pace As Reds Trim Dodgers
In Cincinnati Jim Maloney earned his seventh win against two losses helping the Reds beat the Dodgers 7 4. Worthington relieved after a line drive hit Maloney on the foot and allowed only one hit the rest of the way. Cincinnati took the lead in the second with three runs and added three unearned runs in the fifth after an error by Jim Davenport. Pinson homered in the sixth for the Reds while Roseboro Zimner Moon and others contributed for Los Angeles.
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Wittenberg and Hiram Fall in NCAA Trials
In Jacksonville Ill two Ohio entrys lose as Wittenberg drops a 1 0 decision to MacMurray when a Green homer decides the game and Hiram falls 9 4 to Union Tenn after a six run sixth inning rally in the Mid East regional.
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Four Ex Browns Named To Coach All Stars
In Chicago the College All Stars will be coached by Otto Graham and assistants Tommy OConnell Mike Scarry and Dante Lavelli four former Browns stars will lead the staff for the August 2 game against Green Bay.
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Whitey Ford Dominates Indians In Cleveland Victory
Whitey Ford pitched a three hit game as the Yankees beat the Indians 4-0 in Cleveland. Tom Tresh and Elston Howard hit two run homers, Ford improved to 6-3, Jim Grant allowed seven hits, and New York extended its win streak to 13 of 16.
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Wynn Seeks More Than 300th Win
Early Wynn signs with the Cleveland Indians hoping to extend his career beyond 300 career victories. The 43-year-old righthander expects a couple of seasons, with readiness to be decided by manager Birdie Tebbetts. Wynn notes his arm needs a few weeks of preparation.
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Former Jackson Star To Become Minister
Jim Metzger a nine letter athlete at Jackson High School graduates from Protestant Episcopal Seminary at Alexandria and will be ordained an Episcopalian clergyman at the Church of Christ in Cincinnati on June 15. He will then serve as assistant pastor at St. Edward's Episcopal Church in Columbus.
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Musial's 1921st RBI comes on unusual infield pop
Stan Musial drives in his 1 921st run with an infield pop up ruled an out under the infield fly rule. Curt Flood scores as St. Louis defeats San Francisco 6 5 to pull within two games of the Giants in the NL.
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Bass Season Wanes Yet Fishing Remains Fair Across Ohio
AP report from Columbus notes waning bass season on Lake Erie but white bass rise as activity shifts. State wildlife bulletin shows fair to good fishing statewide with June expected to stay productive. top spots include Crawford Fulton and Seneca counties, Killdeer ponds, At tica Reservoir and Grand Lake St Marys for bluegill crappie catfish and carp. In east central areas Clendening Reservoir yields large catfish up to 42 pounds. Athens County Burr and Dow lakes report bass bluegill and catfish. Central southern streams run low in places yet Hoover Griggs reservoirs yield catfish bluegills walleyes. Buckeye Lake and Rocky Fork good for bass. Southwestern waters solid with bass bluegill catfish at Indian Loramie Grant Kiser Stonelick Cowan lakes.
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Canton Grid Pilot Is Signed By UofC
Don Nehlen head football coach at Canton South High School for four seasons joins the University of Cincinnati as an assistant coach effective July 1. Athletic Director George Smith said Nehlen will work mainly with defensive backs. Nehlen, 27, starred at Bowling Green State University and graduated in 1958. He previously coached the Mansfield offensive backfield before returning to Canton in 1959, where his Canton teams posted a 22-14-2 record over four seasons.
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Baseball Standings and Results Major League Friday
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 30 wins and 18 losses, St Louis two games back. Friday results include Pittsburgh 2 New York 0 and Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1, with Houston 3 Milwaukee 2. Sunday schedules feature Los Angeles at Cincinnati and San Francisco at St. Louis. American League lists Baltimore 30 6 25, New York 25 3 6 25, Chicago 27 19 586, and other notes. Friday results include New York 4 Cleveland 0 and Kansas City 9 Washington 3. Today Baltimore at Los Angeles and Washington at Kansas City.
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New York at Cleveland Boston at age Detroit at Minnesota
Schedule fragment lists matchups including New York at Cleveland and Boston at age. Other lines reference Detroit at Minnesota and Baltimore at Los Angeles with Boston at Chicago and New York at illic tan w go at Minnesota at Minute O19 N. Only games scheduled.
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Toronto Slugger Lou Jackson Sparks Leafs in 86 Triumph
Lou Jackson powered by two three run homers as the Toronto Leafs defeated the Southern Division leaders 86. Pitching stars blanked Syracuse 4 0 and edged Columbus 2 1, Rochester 3 2, and Baltimore 2 1 while Atlanta’s Crackers limited other sluggers.
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Burglar proof Quick facts about U.S. Savings Bonds
U.S. Savings Bonds offer guaranteed, government backed security with fixed interest. The program emphasizes safety versus theft through insured redemption and predictable growth. Investors are advised to consider series and redemption windows, with tax advantages under federal rules.
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