Sandy Posts Seventh Win of the Season
Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax wins seventh game with a ninth inning double by catcher John Roseboro scoring the decisive run in Los Angeles 3 2 victory over the Pirates. Roseboro, a former police community relations worker, drove in the run after Derrell Griffith beat out an infield single.
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Pete Mikkelsen
Philadelphia
Houston
Atlanta
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Washington
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Bob Bailey
Manny Mota
Gene Alley
Ron
Larry Jackson
Astros
Lee May
Doug Clemens
Tony Taylor
Phillies
Joe Torre
Reds
Tommy Helms
Phil Roof
Casey Cox
Roof
Frank Howard
Jim King
Russ Reuter Heads New Glarus Bowling Association
Russ Reuter of New Glarus was elected president of the New Glarus Bowling Association. Vice presidents are Edward Quade Monticello Richard Gibbons Belleville Eldon Hird Blanchardville and Phillip Meier Belleville. W W Stauffacher New Glarus is secretary treasurer with directors Hjalmer Duffy Harold Babler Ron Martinson and Erling Erickson.
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Russ Reuter
New Glarus Bowling Association
Edward Quade
Monticello
Richard Gibbons
Belleville
Eldon Hird
Blanchardville
Phillip Meier
W. W. Stauffacher
Hjalmer Duffy
Harold Babler
Ron Martinson
Erling Erickson
Phillies rout Houston 9-0 behind Jackson three hitter
Larry Jackson hurled a three hitter as Philadelphia overwhelmed Houston 9-0. Phil Roof of Kansas City tripled and scored in the second, then belted a two run homer in the 12th that sealed a 5-3 Athletics win over Wisconsin.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Houston
Phil Roof
Kansas City
Athletics
Slumping White Sox Try Batting Session to End Dip
Eddie Stanky called a special batting practice as the White Sox seek to halt a seven of eight slide with .250 hitters Floyd Robinson and Tommie Agee leading the club. They face Jim Palmer and the Orioles in a three game set while Cubs and Cardinals clash in St Louis as Ellsworth Hands Holtzman and Jackson vie on the mound.
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White Sox
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Detroit
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Jose Sox
Jim Palmer
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
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Dick Ellsworth
Bill Hands
Ken Holtzman
al Jackson
Jackson
Schlicht Earns U S Open Berth In Playoff Duel
Milwaukee qualifying for the U S Open produced three Wisconsin spots. Tommy Veech earned medal honors with 144, Gib Larson posted 146, and Ralph Butch Schlicht clinched a berth in a sudden death playoff after tying Pat Patton at 148.
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Ralph
Butch) Schlicht
Madison
Schlicht
Tommy Veech
Gib Larson
Caledonia
Wisconsin
Veech
Brynwood
Larson
Pat Patton
Mishicot
Cleveland at Detroit in twi night headline update
The American League scoreboard shows Cleveland leading Detroit in a two game series with a twi night matchup. Kansas City edged Washington 5 3 in 12 innings yesterday. Baltimore and Chicago split a near complete schedule while other games await today.
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National League Standings and Results Draft
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 25 13 and a .658 mark while Houston sits 21 16. Philadelphia routed Houston 9 0 and Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 3 2 as the schedule included several N games with Pittsburgh at San Francisco and Philadelphia at Los Angeles among others.
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Clay Changes Mind Will Visit Cairo For Islamic Affairs
Cassius Clay altered his travel plans and booked a flight to Cairo. The world heavyweight champion will visit Egypt as a guest of the Higher Council for Islamic Affairs, a move that pleased British sports fans.
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Cassius Clay
United States
Cairo
Egypt
Higher Council For Islamic Affairs
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Laperriere Tops Pilote For Norris Trophy
Jacques Laperriere of the Montreal Canadiens ended Pierre Pilote's three year run as the NHL's top defenseman by winning the James Norris Memorial Trophy. The award recognizes outstanding defensive play and leadership among players in the league.
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Montreal
Jacques Laperriere
Montreal Canadians
Pierre Pilote
National Hockey League
James Norris
Baltimore Bullets to Hold Rookie Camp at Fort Meade
The Baltimore Bullets announce a rookie camp from June 13 to 18 at Fort Meade Maryland. Nine draft selections and six trainees have been invited to the camp to train with the team.
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Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
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Bullets
Base ball luck eludes Sammy Ellis in rough Reds loss
Sammy Ellis, once 22 win pitcher, lost 6-4 to the Atlanta Braves to drop to 2-6 for the season. Cincinnati led 4-1 before Atlanta struck for four runs in the sixth. Manager Don Heffner lamented the turn as Tommy Helms hit a three-run homer but the wall caved in.
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Sammy Ellis
Atlanta Braves
Reds
Braves
Tommy Helms
Don Heffner
Kauai King and Owner Leave for Belmont Bid
Owner Mike Ford and Kauai King depart Pimlico for New York to pursue the Belmont Stakes and the Triple Crown after Kauai King’s Preakness win. Ford notes the colt’s steady temperament as they head to Aqueduct for the next race.
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Baltimore
Mike Ford
New York
Ford
Pimlico
Aqueduct
Closed Circuit TV Rights Sold for Terrell Jones Bout
Interstate Enterprises of Beverly Hills, California won the closed circuit TV rights for the Ernie Terrell Doug Jones heavyweight title bout on June 28 in Houston at the Sam Houston Coliseum. Terrell holds the World Boxing Association title with Jones as his No 3 challenger. Clay is generally regarded as world heavyweight champion.
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Ernie Terrell
Doug Jones
Interstate Enterprises
Beverly Hills
Calif
Cassius Clay
Terrell
World Boxing Association
Jones
Sam Houston Coliseum
Texas
Brown Undergoes Tests After Brain Tumor Surgery
Baltimore Orioles catcher Dick Brown begins routine tests at Sinai Hospital to assess recovery from brain-base tumor surgery performed March 7. Officials say the benign growth was removed and the tests will gauge progress.
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Dick Brown
Sinai Hospital
New Grid Coach Milw West High Named Effinger
Paul Effinger, 31, selected Monday as football coach at Milwaukee West High School. He has six years coaching experience in Kenosha and Menominee.
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Paul Effinger
Milwaukee West High School
Effinger
Kenosha
Menominee
Mob Stones Bus In Bakersfield Slur Filled Attack
A mob in Bakersfield California stoned and battered a school bus on Monday injuring the driver and several students. Police reported a group of locals hurled rocks and struck the vehicle as it carried pupils through the city.
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Reporter acquitted of speeding in Newport Rhode Island
Chester L. Wood 66 city hall reporter for the Newport Daily News was acquitted in Portsmouth District Court of traveling 65 mph in a 50 mph zone. Judge Delmero cited Wood’s reputation for honesty and ruled radar may have malfunctioned. In Washington the Supreme Court allowed reinstatement of an indictment against Ben Blue Hollywood entertainer on tax evasion charges.
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Supreme Court
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Plastic Heart Love, Surgeon Says to Young P Cherished
A Pittsburgh contact with Linda Griggs prompts Dr. Michael DeBakey to reply that a plastic heart can hold love. He explains the love comes from the many people who care for those in need and work tirelessly to save lives.
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Houston
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DeBakey
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Dillon boy Paul Hawkins named MDA national poster child
Paul Carter Hawkins of Dillon Montana has been chosen for the second year as national poster child for the Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America. Comedian Jerry Lewis, MDA national chairman, announced the selection. Paul almost four travels nationwide to meet celebrities and appear at events.
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New York
Paul Carter Hawkins
Dillon
Mont
American Peace Corps volunteer weds Nepalese Sherpa in Himalayas
Barbara Wylie a 35 year old Peace Corps volunteer from Ypsilanti Michigan is believed to be the first American woman to marry a Nepalese Sherpa. She wed Gyala Lama 30 in a mountain village in Katmandu Nepal on May 16 according to reports received Sunday.
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Nepal
Barbara Wylie
Michigan
Ypsilanti
Mich
Gyala Lama
India
Tibet
International Teen Princess Oshida to tour as goodwill ambassador
CHICAGO Reiko Oshida the 17 year old daughter of Kazuo Oshida of Kyoto will tour 11 countries as an international goodwill ambassador after being named International Teen Princess. First runner up Mary Jane Madamba 18 of Laoag City Philippines. other runners up Betty Dalbrey 17 of Paris and Jeannette Welles 17 of Vienna. Spanish tunes on the West 99th block described.
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Reiko Oshida
Miss Oshida
Kazuo Oshida
Kyoto
U.S. Air Force
Mary Jane Madamba
Laoag City
Philippines
Betty Dalbrey
Paris
Jeannette Welles
Vienna
Austria
Marriage of Norman Tracey and Heather Beard in New York
The ceremony united Norman Tracey, 30, musical director of Wait a Minim, and Heather Beard, British Church Army social worker, at St Michael's Church Amsterdam Ave. The eight member cast joined a reception at the parish house after the wedding. The couple will continue with the musical in Broadway and Tracey plans another faith outreach in Britain.
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Norman Tracey
Heather Mary Beard
British Church Army
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Amsterdam Avenue
99Th Street
John Rae Miller
Billy Graham Arrives in London for Month Crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham touched down in London to begin a month long religious crusade in Britain. He planned outdoor rallies and city meetings to spread his gospel and gather crowds across multiple venues.
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London
Billy Graham
Britain
Mexico Mourns Carlos Arruza Cyclone of Mexico Dies in Car Crash
Thousands of mourners gathered in Mexico City to honor Carlos Arruza 46 known as the Cyclone of Mexico who died Friday in a car collision. He had retired several times but was slated to fight next Sunday on horseback and once shared the ring with Manolete.
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Mexico City
Carlos Arruza
Mexico
Arruza
Manolete
Ponti and Loren Leave Rome for New York Flight
Film producer Carlo Ponti and wife Sophia Loren departed Rome by plane for New York. Ponti did not disclose their plans in the city.
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Carlo Ponti
Sophia Loren
New York
Ponti
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