Roebuck Shuts Out Milwaukee in 10 as Dodgers Win
Ed Roebuck pitched nine scoreless innings allowing four hits and three walks to beat Milwaukee 5-3 in ten frames. Wally Moon doubled and Don Demeter drove in a run with a Sac fly as Los Angeles ends Atlanta’s six game streak. Willie Mays drove in three for San Francisco in a 5-3 win over Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ed Roebuck
Joey Jay
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Braves
Roebuck
Dodgers
Pirate Southpaw
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Chicago
Cubs
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Willie Mays
Philadelphia
Phils
St. Louis Cardinals
Sandy Koufax
Jay
Wally Moon
Don Demeter
Unearee
Carl Willey
Frank Howard
Hank Aaron
Ed Mathews
Pirates
Mays
Willie Kirkland
Giants
Jay Hook
Ken Walters
Ernie Broglio
Scores and results from multiple baseball leagues
National League standings show Pittsburgh 40 22 .645 Milwaukee 35 24 .593 and San Francisco 35 30 .538 with Cincinnati 30 33 .476 trailing. American League scoreboard lists New York 10 Cleveland 6 Chicago 2 Boston 1 Detroit 4 Washington 0 Baltimore 6 Kansas City 5 with upcoming games Friday Saturday and Sunday.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Botroet Oopiesl
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Fran
Cincinnati
St Seenk
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Yankees Hammer Indians as Kubek Drives Five Runs
Tony Kubek of the Yankees drove in five runs with two home runs and a single in a 10 inning victory over the Indians. Ed Roebuck of the Dodgers blanked the Braves on four singles in nine innings of relief for a 5 8 10 inning win.
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Ed Roebuck
Dodgers
Braves
Tony Kubek
Yankees
Indians
Ground poppy seeds in a blender recipe tip
An up to date electric blender works well for processing ground poppy seeds in European style recipes. The note highlights how modern blenders handle fine grinding with ease.
Junior Baseball Celebration Set for July 4 Inauguration
The Junior Baseball League announces the July 4 inauguration at Gen Nathan F Twining park with Marty Deignan in charge until his marriage. Pete von Allmen leads next week’s schedule at Recreation park with White Sox vs Braves and Yankees vs Cubs in Twining Park events.
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Nathan F. Twining
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White Sox
Braves
Yankees
Cubs
Recreation Park
von Allmen
Deignan
Tom Rupnow
Denny Pickett
Rich Vincent
Dave Wartenweiler
Bill Bacon
Brian Reed
Dick Swiggum
Ted Ott
Bill Logeson
Jim Martin
Tom Bacon
Rich Milz
Larry Chesebro
Bill Buehler
Lou Janke
Bob Knipschild
Phil Curren
Rusty Blaser
Virgil Field
Gary Griffith
Dan Landis
Fritz Buetow
Spencer Kneubeuhl
Rober Gille
Wayne Gille
Bucky Buchholtz
Curt Schwerin
Larry Kranig
Dan Franklin
Tom Mitchell
John Molin
David Lysser
Terry West
James Ruf
Andre Herman
Dan Tschudy
Orioles Rally To Beat A’s 6-5 In Comeback Win
Baltimore trailed by five runs Friday night but scored in each of the last six frames to defeat Kansas City 6-5 and stay a half game behind AL leaders New York. Gene Woodling hit an eighth inning homer and Brooks Robinson delivered the game winner.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City
New York
Yankees
Tony Kubek
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Jim Bunning
Orioles
Gene Woodling
Brooks Robinson
Clint Courtney
Kubek
Senators
Opening of Le Mans Stirs Controversy and Crowds
Le Mans opens amid heated debate over loose rules and underpowered entrants. About 200000 fans fill the city as Testa Rosa Ferrari is seen as the seed of a strong run while Jaguar Maserati and Aston Martin vie for upsets. The debate centers on the rule looseness and the Birdcage Maserati with its unusual four cylinder engine and long sloping windshield.
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LE Mans
France
Jaguars
Walt Hansgen
Westfield
N.J
Hansgen
Dan Gurney
Riverside
Calif
Jaguar
Maserati
Daigh
Gregory
Kansas City
Jones Closes Era With Win
New York light heavyweight Doug Jones beat Von Clay by split decision at St. Nicholas in a 15th straight win. The Friday Night fights end on NBC with ABC taking over in October, no radio broadcasts. Clay suffered a third loss in 16 fights. Jones weighs 177, Clay 174½.
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New York
Doug Jones
Doug
von Clay
Philadelphia
St. Nicholas
ABC
NBC
Jones
Clay
Tony Ross
Charley Rosen
al Bert
Boston Teen Sets Outdoor High Jump Record at 7-2
John Thomas of Boston University cleared seven feet two inches at the National AAU Championships. He becomes the first jumper to reach that height outdoors, with Olympic ambitions set for Rome in August.
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Bakersfield
Calif
John Thomas
Boston University
Rome
Glamor Menu Quick Potatoes to Parmesan Pie
A speedy glamor dish folds ready mashed potatoes into a deep pie plate. Whip cream with salt, mix in Parmesan or Romano, spread over potatoes, dust with paprika, then brown under the broiler.
Scientific Center Near Ndovo Sibirsk Planned
A new science complex near Ndovo Sibirsk will host laboratory work for about 60 000 scientists in Russia. The facility will focus on nuclear physics and kinetics research.
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Ndovosibirsk
Russia
Markets Report Stirred by Week in Chicago Hog Cattle Prices
Hog prices moved up to 25 cents higher for heavier weights with mixed grades and a few gains at the close. Cattle trends show slaughter steers and heifers weaker, with bulls steady and veal prices easing slightly. buyers moved through various weight categories, noting prime, choice, and standard lots and earlier loads near 30.00 for select steers.
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Chicago
USDA
Groups Will Discuss Proposed Deer Season
The Conservation Commission asked two advisory groups to meet in Wausau on July 8 to discuss this fall's deer season. The forestry advisory committee backs liberal seasons to curb forest damage, while the Conservation Congress executive council favors a nine day spike buck hunt, the shortest since 1957.
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the Conservation Commission
Wausau
Forestry Advisory Committee
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Conservation Congress Executive Council
Congress
Kiwanis and Eagles square off in 10 8 upset
Softball resumed at Recreation Park with three games as Eagles toppled Kiwanis 10-8 behind Ernie Ries en. Mort Armstrong led Eagles with 2 hits while Dunaway hit a grand slam for Kiwanis. Moose beat FFA 4-1 and VFW defeated Juda FFA 15-4 to push win streaks.
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Eagles
Kiwanis
Ernie Riesen
Mort Armstrong
Kiwanians
Dunaway
Blaser
Moose
Gene Vincent
FFA
Vincent
Gary Ginner
Huffman
Drye
Krattiger
Juda
Bill Wunschel
Jack Kloppenstien
Pickett
Leopold
Helland-Hein
National Ymca
Oaktron
Juda Ffa
Ripon Action Turns To Older Divisions
Ripon action shifts to older divisions after Friday’s Wisconsin State Open Tennis Tournament crowns five champions. Titleists include Steve Inbusch Milwaukee boys 11, Dave Bleckinger Kosh boys 12 or 13, Alice Kenney Waukee girls 11, Janet Walling La Crosse girls 13, Dean Eisner Manitowoc boys 15 champion.
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RIPON
Steve Inbusch
Milwaukee
Dave Bleckinger
Kkosh
Alice Kenney
Waukee
Janet Walling
Last Crosse
Dean Eisner
Manitowoc
Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Steady May to June Rally
The market advanced modestly after a mixed week with heavy volume as steel, rail, and copper shares led gains. Analysts cited rail mergers and rising copper prices as catalysts while electronics and missile stocks faced profit taking and shifting sentiment. The AP average rose 1.20 to 224.10, and the Dow slipped 3.88 to 647.01.
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ED Morse
New York
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Lineman Alan Edge dies from pole fall injuries
Alan Edge a 35 year old lineman from Soldiers Grove died in a Madison hospital from injuries after a fall from a telephone pole Saturday. He worked for the telephone company and his death was reported from Madison.
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Madison
Alan Edge
Soldiers Grove
First American Visits Bhutan in 1951
The first American was allowed to visit the tiny Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan in 1951. This historic visit marked a rare opening to the outside world for Bhutan.
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Himalayan Kingdom of
Bhutan
Kasavubu Elected First Congo President
In Leopoldville Kasavubu was chosen by Parliament as the Congo’s first president ahead of Lumumba. Lumumba’s cabinet won parliamentary approval by 74 votes with one against and 5 abstentions amid absentee members. Lumumba, 34, leads the National Congolese Movement.
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Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Kasavubu
National
Congolese Movement
Grand Rapids’ Efficient Streets Cut Travel Time
Grand Rapids Michigan, with a population over 181000, features well planned roads allowing a drive from downtown to the outskirts in about ten minutes.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
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