Indians and Reds duel as Nuxhall shines in Cleveland
Nuxhall delivers a strong seven innings for Cincinnati, striking out 10 and allowing no earned runs while Hearn takes the loss. The Reds plate in the eighth for a 4 0 lead, as Williams and Lockman pace New York vs Cincinnati. Elsewhere, baseball results include Yankees over Orioles 2 0 and Braves over Mets 5 3 with multiple late-night scores.
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Indians Aim For Easy Eight Home Games In Ride To First
The Indians win 5-1 over Washington as Avila returns to partial action and Rosen drives in three as a pinch hitter. Cleveland holds a three game lead with eight consecutive home games against second-division rivals.
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Indians
Washington
Bobby Avila
al Rosen
Avila
Rosen
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
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Pittsburgh
Twin Cities Rally Past Dorado and Meridian
The Twin Cities defeated Dorado 4 to 2 and Meridian 13 to 2 while also topping Greenville 1 to 0 and Pine Bluff 5 to 0. Hot Springs split results with Dorado and Pine Bluff.
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Meridian
Greenville
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Greenville Bucks Sell John Paul Jones to Winston-Salem
Greenville Miss June 17 The Greenville Bucks of the Cotton State League announce the outright sale of pitcher John Paul Jones to Winston-Salem North Carolina of the Class B Carolina League. Wallis Huchin manager owner said Jones struggled in Class C and is a Winston-Salem native. Hudlin also announced optioning pitcher Ronnie Simmons to Plainview Texas in the Class C West Texas New Mexico League.
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Miss
Greenville Bucks
John Paul Jones
Winston-Salem
N. C
Wallis Huchin
Jones
Hudlin
Ronnie Simmons
Plainview,Tex
Spangler Joins Braves After Sisti Move Over
In New York Ebbetts Field Albert Spangler 20 year old Duke outfielder reports to the Milwaukee Braves joining Libby Sisti and manager Charley Grimm. Sisti gives up coaching to make room while Spangler watches as the Braves edge the Dodgers 7 6 in the game.
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Spangler
Milwaukee Braves
Charley Grimm
Libby Sisti
Albert Spangler
Duke University
Braves
New York
Ebbetts Field
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Louisiana high schools form new Triple-A class in 1969-70
The Louisiana High School Athletic Association creates a new Triple-A division for larger schools, moving 23 football programs up from Double-A. Several districts shift, with Baton Rouge Catholic, Istrouma, Terrebonne, and others placed in Triple-A Districts I to IV. Schools may petition to move up by Aug. 15.
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Lafayette
New Iberia
Jennings
McDonagh
New Orleans
Association
T. H. Waters
Progress On River Plan Is Reported
Cairo reports that Evie Johnston special envoy says substantial progress toward a joint Israeli Arab development plan for the Jordan River. After four days of talks with Egypt Jordan Lebanon and Syria, an acceptable plan may be formulated soon. Israel’s Arab neighbors had rejected an American plan.
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Egypt
Fisenhower
Middle East
Evie Johnston
Jordan River
Johnston
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
Israel
Demos Blast Excuse For Public Report
Washington June 17 UPI Democrats faulted the Atomic Energy Commission for releasing the J Robert Oppenheimer transcript saying the summary loss claim is an excuse. Rep Chet Holifield noted no evidence of misuse and questioned the timing of the 992 page book on closed testimony before a three man board. The transcript included Edward Teller remarks on hydrogen bomb development and other witnesses offering differing views.
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Chet Holifield
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Edward Teller
Former Wife Of Cugat To Marry Former Wife Of Cugat To Marry
Lorraine Allen Cugat former wife of band leader Xavier Cugat marries Stanley Stafford a Beverly Hills businessman. The ceremony in Santa Ana California was led by Rabbi Philip Rosenberg at Temple Beth Sholam. Stafford is 31 and had divorced Cugat in January 1952. Cugat had divorced in Las Vegas in April 1952 and married Abbe Lane in Miami the following month.
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Lorraine Allen Cugat
Xavier Cugat
Stanley Stafford
Beverly Hills
Calif
Santa Ana
Philip Rosenberg
Temple Beth Sholam
Paris theater tests lone English translation earphone lure
A Paris venue uses a single language earphone translator to attract English speaking visitors. The Comedie des Champs Elysees installed 20 units during a revival of Marcel Aymé’s Clramicbard. Critics find the device funny but volume unadjustable and timing imperfect as the play unfolds.
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West Monroe Nips Delhi on Five Home Runs in 18-3 win
West Monroe belted five home runs to defeat Delhi 18 to 3. Ford led People's with a 188 game and 513 series while Jolissaint topped the Oilers at 181-499. Longview Equipment, Beacon House, Skippers, and Ouachita Banking also posted strong showings with multiple wins in League No. 2.
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Delhi
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People's
Jolissaint
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Longview Equipment
Robert Creighton
Longview
J. Taylor
Beacon House
Theo Finkbeiner
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Weenes Franks
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Sane
Hunt
Summer Bowling League leads tie atop standings
Team No 9 led by Walter Cash with a 205 game and 479 series won two of three from Team No 7 to tie Central Oil for first in Summer League No 1. Jay Watts posted a 152 game and Lou Schlekau a 420 series to top No 7 as Central Oil split its series with People's Loan.
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Walter Cash
Central Oil
Jay Watts
Lou Schlekau
People’s Loan
C. Bam
British Colony Holds Election in Gold Coast Assembly
Partial returns from the Gold Coast general election show Kwame Nkrumah's Convention People's Party winning a clear majority in the 89 of 104 seats decided. The first all-native assembly in colonial Africa is expected to form a government with independence aims, while the opposition trails.
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Gold Coast
Kwame Nkrumah
People’s Party
Nkrumah
Charles Arden-Clarke
Africa
Convention People’s Party
Sahara Desert
West Africa
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