Readers Turn To Occult Amid Renaissance In Curiosity
Philosophers ponder why more people study the occult and parapsychology as book clubs and secondhand markets expand. Mystic Arts Society grows nationwide. prices rise from five to ten dollars per book while readers, many from Florida and California, seek ancient texts and psychical research. Sports scores follow with Richmond defeating Rochester and Syracuse beating Columbus as part of the Associated Press roundup.
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Ward Cannel
Enterprise Assn
NEW York
NEA
Mystic Arts Book Society
William James
F. W. H. Myers
Mystic Arts Society
Book Club
Inspiration House
Mystic Arts
the Nation
Samuel Weiser, Inc
Deaiers
Eden Gray
Florida
California
Shaw stops Yankees as Athletics win 6 1
Bob Shaw pitched his best since joining from Chicago and shut down New York’s power until the sixth. Kansas City beat the Yankees 6 1 at Yankee Stadium, narrowing the lead atop the standings to a game and a half over Detroit. Daley took the loss, with unearned runs aided by two Yankee errors in the first.
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Bob Shaw
Chicago
Kansas City Athletics
Yankees
Kansas City
Yankee Stadium
Detroit
Washington
Yankee
Athletics
Bud Daley
Shaw
Yogi Berra
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Bill Skowron
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Rich’son
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Kybek
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Siebern
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Berra
Johnson
Howard
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Skowron
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Sanw
Demaestri
Reniff
Kubek
Howsner
Sieber
Lumper Howser
Daley
Downing
U—Carrigan
Drummond
Paparella
Range
Schwall Hurls Boston to 4-0 Win Over L A
Rookie Don Schwall limited the Los Angeles Angels to three hits and earned his sixth straight win as Boston beat L A 4-0. Schwall improved to 12-2 since May 21, notching his second major league shutout while Vic Wertz, Frank Malzone, Russ Rixon, and Carroll Hardy provided the offense.
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Don Schwall
Boston Red Sox
Los Angeles
Sox
Angels
Vic Wertz
Red Sox
Frank Malzone
Russ Rixon
Carroll Hardy
McBride
Duren
James
Sadowski
Schwall
Richardson dealt to N Y Giants
Fairfield Conn AP The New York Giants traded linebacker John Guzik to the Baltimore Colts for offensive end Jerry Richardson. Guzik, 25, came to the Giants last winter from the Los Angeles Rams as part of the Lindon Crow swap. Richardson, who has sought a trade, backed Ray Berry for two seasons and caught 15 passes for 171 yards, including a touchdown against the Giants in the 1959 title game. He also played briefly as a flanker back with Baltimore.
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Conn
New York Giants
John Guzik
Baltimore Colts
Jerry Richardson
Guzik
University of Pittsburgh
Giants
Los Angeles Rams
Lindon Crow
Richardson
Colts
Ray Berry
Baltimore
Little Wofford College
Tigers Acquire Bertoia and Staley to Bolster Lineup
Detroit trades for third baseman Reno Bertoia and relief pitcher Gerry Staley from Kansas City as manager Bob Scheffing MR says the pair will be used extensively. The Tigers also endure injuries to Steve Bor e and Dick Brown, both sidelined with broken bones.
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Bob Scheffing
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Reno Bertoia
Gerry Staley
Kansas City Athletics
Scheffing
Frank Lane
Athletics
Bill Fischer
Ozzie Virgil
Kansas City
Bertoia
Staley
Steve Bore
Dick Brown
Fullmer Mild Favorite to Retain World Title
Gene Fullmer faces Florentino Fernandez in Ogden Stadium on the eve of a sixth title defense. Fernandez, Cuban challenger, arrives with knockouts in three post welterweight fights. Fullmer and manager Marv Jensen do not dismiss the untested challenger.
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Utah
Gene Fullmer
National Boxing Association
Fullmer
Florentino Fernandez
Cuba
Ogden Stadium
Gene
Ager
Marv Jensen
Fernandez
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Crozier
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Optometrist
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Whitesell Pharmacy
N. Market St
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West 3Rd & N. Market
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Ithaca
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U.S. Golf Association
James Gough II
Mark Whitaker
Prairie Village
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West Orange
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Patuxent River
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