Reds rally past Giants as Jones shines in first start
Jones pitched eight strong innings in his first major league start for Cincinnati, holding San Francisco to two hits as the Reds beat the Giants 3-2 to extend their lead in the National League. Vada Pinson and Gordy Coleman homered for Cincinnati, while St Louis and Milwaukee won elsewhere.
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Sherman Jones
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Reds
Giants
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Bill White
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Jones
Ken Hunt
Jim Brosnan
Bill Henry
Ed Bressoud
Vada Pinson
Gordy Coleman
Mike McCormick
White
Bob Gibson
Johnny Podres
Podres
Roger Craig
Jim Golden
Coliseum
Tigers
Frank Lary
Don Messi
Jim Bunning
Phil Regan
Detroit
Bunning
Boston
Bob Scheffing
Bob Bruce
Yankees
Cleveland
Roland Sheldon
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Dick Hall
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Bill Monbouquette
Mike Fornieles
Dick McAuliffe
Rocky Colavito
Fornieles
Red Sox
Jim Pagliaroni
Gary Geiger
Billy Muffett
Orangeville Social Notes Bright Weekend Visits
Mrs Glen E Bolender hosts in Orangeville with Mr and Mrs LaVerne Michael from Marquette Michigan visiting Emerson Michaels and Dale Gross. Rev and Mrs James Boyer and Stephen Raymond join Mrs Stella Boyer for weekend. Mrs Edward Johnson of Monroe visits Balkers. C B Bridge home hosts DeKalb visitors Mr and Mrs Robert Bridge and family and Mr and Mrs Herman Zurbriggen. Earl Dittmar and wife visit Lake Kegonsa cottage guests Ervin Beckman. Miss Karen Bostian of DeKalb visits J Milton Bostian family.
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Marquette
Mich
Emerson Michaels
Dale Gross
James Boyer
Stephen
Raymond
Stella Boyer
Edward Johnson
Monroe
Glen Bolender
Robert Bridge
Herman Zurbriggen
DeKalb
C. B. Bridge
Earl Dittmar
Lake Kegonsa
Ervin Beckman
Karen Bostian
J. Milton Bostian
Charnley Seeks World Lightweight Title Rematch
British lightweight Dave Charnley said he wants another shot at the world title after stopping Raimondo Nobile in the fourth round. He plans to meet champion Joe Brown as soon as possible.
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Rome
Dave Charnley
Raimondo Nobile
Italy
Joe Brown
Charnley
Bears Sign Two Rookies Cornish Ward
The Chicago Bears signed rookies Earl Cornish, a 215 pound end from Colorado State, and Paul Ward, a 240 pound tackle from Whitworth College in Burbank, California, on Wednesday.
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Chicago
Earl Cornish
Colorado State University
Paul Ward
Whitworth College
Burbank
Calif
Chicago Bears
Murtaugh Names NL All-Star Pitching Staff
Manager Danny Murtaugh picks eight pitchers for the National League All-Star team led by right handers Elroy Face Joey Jay Bob Purkey Art Mahaffey Stu Miller and lefties Sandy Koufax Mike McCormick and Warren Spahn. Infielders include Dick Stuart Don Zimmer Eddie Kasko Ken Boyer and outfielders Stan Musial Hank Aaron George Altman Frank Robinson with John Roseboro as catcher.
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Warren Spahn
Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Murtaugh
Elroy Face
Pirates
Joey Jay
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati Reds
Art Mahaffey
Philadelphia Phils
Stu Miller
San Francisco Giants
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mike McCormick
Giants
Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Dick Stuart
Pittsburgh
Don Zimmer
Chicago
Eddie Kasko
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Musial
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
George Altman
Frank Robinson
John Roseboro
Los Angeles
Freed Red Leader To Resume Activity
Henry Winston, a blinded former Communist organizational secretary, promised to continue party work after being released from federal custody last Friday by White House order. He denounced federal neglect for his blindness, cited a brain tumor found at Terre Haute, and said his release reflected the democratic will of the people. Winston was among 11 top U.S. Communists convicted in 1949 for conspiring to advocate violent overthrow.
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New York
Henry Winston
White House
Justice Department
Terre Haute
Ind
Winston
U.S
City Ball Games Called Because of Wet Grounds
All ball games including softball slow pitch and Little League baseball were called off yesterday and last night due to wet grounds at Recreation and Twining Parks. Regular schedule will resume tonight and make up dates will be announced later. For sale contact phone 3.
McKinley Reaches Wimbledon Final After Suspension Spark
Chuck McKinley the 20 year old American fires to the Wimbledon final beating Mike Sangster 6 4 6 4 8 6 and will face Rod Laver for the cup. He discusses suspension from a Davis Cup incident and his return to form after practice with Earl Buchholz.
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Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
St. Louis
McKinley
Rod Laver
Australia
Sandra Reynolds
South Africa
Ing Britain
Angela Mortimer
Renee Schuurman
Christine Truman
Britain
Mike Sangster
Laver
Ramanano Krishnan
India
U.S
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Earl
Butch) Buchholz
Butch
Early Season Baseball Standings and Results
American League standings show New York leading with 49 wins and 238 runs, Cleveland 45 36, Baltimore 44 36, and Washington 35 45. Wednesday results include Detroit over Boston 6-3, Kansas City 8 Chicago 3, and Baltimore 2 Washington 0. Tonight’s games feature Detroit at Boston and Los Angeles at Minnesota.
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Etree Og
York
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Yesterday's Stars Deliver Multihomer Night for Cardinals
White of the Cardinals drove in four runs with three homers and a double in five at bats as they beat the Dodgers 9-1. Hall of the Orioles blanked the Senators on four hits with nine strikeouts in a 2-0 win.
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Bill White
Cardinals
Dodgers
Dick Hall
Orioles
Senators
Bernard Signed by Chicago Majors for 1961 62
Sam Bernard, a 6 7 rebounder from Iowa State, signed Tuesday to play the 1961 62 season with the Chicago Majors of the American Basketball League.
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Bernard
Chicago
Sam Bernard
Iowa State
Chicago Majors
American Basketball League
Park Schedule Tonight Eagles Versus Power and Light
Recreation games feature Juda FFA at Fairmont and Hel land Hein facing Commercial with late 9 PM matchup. Local schedule shows Swiss Colony hosting Co. B at 8:30 and a 7:30 start for the Juda FFA bout.
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Power and Light
Swiss Colony
Co. B
Juda Ffa
Fairmont
Helland-Hein
Commercial
Vikings Start Training Camp Ahead of Schedule
New Minnesota Vikings report to Bemidji State College as the NFL allows an early start to a six month training period. Other clubs follow on staggered dates July 11 through July 26 with various quarterback battles and roster reshuffles shaping the league’s Western and Eastern contenders.
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Minnesota Vikings
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Minn
State College
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Vikings
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Cowboys
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Dickie Moegle
Philadelphia
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King Hill
Lamar McHan
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Joe Francis
Sonny Randle
Unitas
Joe Perry
Billy Pricer
Return of Gifts Poses Problems for Detroit Plan
The Tractors for Freedom Committee plans to dissolve after swapping 500 farm tractors and 197 Cuban invasion prisoners. Officials consider how to return about 70,000 unopened letters from the public, with Walter Reuther and Joseph Dodge in talks and Eleanor Roosevelt and Milton Eisenhower unavailable.
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Detroit
Tractors For Freedom
Walter P. Reuther
Joseph M. Dodge
Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton S. Eisenhower
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Raymond optioned to Vancouver by Braves to add Antonelli
The Milwaukee Braves sent rookie reliever Claude Raymond to the Vancouver farm club in the Pacific Coast League on Wednesday night to clear space for the newly acquired Johnny Antonelli.
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Raymond
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Claude Raymond
Vancouver
Johnny Antonelli
Global copper production shared by nations
The United States leads by producing about half of world copper today. Chile and Canada supply most of the remainder while Russia produces very little.
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United States
Chile
Canada
Russia
New Soviet China Dispute Indicates Rift Between Leaderships
U S officials believe a fresh Sino Soviet quarrel has emerged affecting East West crisis handling. Moscow sent a high level delegation to Mongolia for a party anniversary while Khrushchev ignored China’s 40th rebels. Beijing and Moscow show deep strategic differences, with China seeking expansion and nuclear capacity stalled by Moscow.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
Red China
Berlin
Laos
US State Department
Ulan Bator
Moscow
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Peiping
Times
London
Isaac Deutscher
UW Professor Named Science Officer at Stockholm Embassy
Washington reports University of Wisconsin chemical engineering professor Dr Olaf A Hougen has been appointed science officer at the U S embassy in Stockholm Sweden. He will replace Dr Julian Mack who returns to the UW physics department.
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Washington
State Department
University of Wisconsin
U.S
Olaf A. Hougen
Stockholm
Sweden
Julian Mack
Blasingame Wins First Boise Pitching Victory
Boise Braves defeat Pocatello 6 to 3 as 18 year old Wade Blasingame from Fresno, California, earns his first Pioneer League win. He walked eight and struck out ten in 8 2/3 innings.
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Idaho
Wade Blasingame
Milwaukee Braves
Boise Braves
Pocatello
Fresno
Calif
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