Orioles Face Three Game Test After All Star Pause
Baltimore eyes a pennant push as their 16-4 burst lifts them to 45-37 and within reach of Detroit and New York. Manager Paul Richards deflects talk of a pep talk while noting the need to finish strong in a tight AL race.
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Lineups for All Star Game National League Wins
Starting lineups and batting averages for the 30th All Star game in San Francisco include top NL players Mathews Mays Cepeda Clemente White Bolling Burgess Spahn and American League members Temple Cash Mantle Maris Colavito Kubek Romano Robinson Ford among others Umpires Landes Amont Crayford Range and Vargo will officiate no position shifts. Game time is 1 p.m. PDT.
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Carlesi Wins 15th Leg of Tour de France
Guido Carlesi of Italy won the 15th leg a 128 mile stage from Perpignan in 5 hours 33 minutes 58 seconds. Jacques Anquetil retained the yellow jersey as overall leader for the Tour. Gilberto Vendemmiati of Italy won the eighth leg of the Tour de l Avenir Amateur Bicycle Race in 5 35 14 with Francisco Gabica again leading overall.
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Attendance gaps mark halfway season for 1961 AL teams
The AP survey shows only Cincinnati Detroit New York and Kansas City above 1960 home attendance at midseason. Major league attendance drops eight percent from 1960 with totals 9,799,823 vs 10,615,524. NL trails by 120 percent under 1960. Also fight results from Chicago Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia Miami Nagoya and San Francisco reported. A US ballistic missile base program details steel, concrete, and power needs.
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Palmer and Player Struggle in First British Open Round
Arnold Palmer and Gary Player posted 71s in the first qualifying round at Birkdale, edged by standouts Bob Charles and John More with 66s. Fourteen Americans competed as Dave Talbot and Dave Thomas shot 67 on Hillside. Joe Eazar led the Americans with a 70 despite rain and distractions.
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Terrace Lanes Star of the Week honors high summer bowling
Sherman Clem and Ann Grossnickle join Terrace Lanes Summer Star of the Week roster after high sets in recent league play. Clem posted a 639 series in the Thursday Men's Doubles, with Ed Clem totaling 614. Mrs Grossnickle added a 524 series in the Early Bird League. Rosalee Horne earns Star of the Week after an earlier 518 series was not recorded. Other top scores include Jim Wisotzkey 632 series and Gary Payne 593-578. Junior bowling race tight with Warriors leading at 322-? and Pinblasters 28-16.
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Bowling League Leaders and High Scores From Area Meets
A montage of top bowlers with scores across leagues. Notables include a 232 game and 555 series by a leading bowler, S Schultz 221, Jerry Griffith 212 and 538 series, Bill Miller 540 for Harvey's Enterprise. Pirates lead with 42 17, Rockets and Carlson's Market close behind. In Terrace Summer Commercial League Black Label tops at 21 7, City Tavern near second. WED Mixed Couples sees The Frederick News atop with 22 6, high 760 team game and 2100 series, Weingarden and Brandenburg high single 194, Brown posts 549 set, Minzghan and Brandenburg lead women with 499 series.
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Umpire Vinnie Smith Undergoes Knee Operation
AP reports National League umpire Vinnie Smith had surgery to remove torn cartilage from his left knee on Monday. He expects to return in a month to six weeks after injuring the knee in Milwaukee on July 1 while at second base. Smith began as a catcher with Pittsburgh before a 1946 right knee injury ended his playing career.
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Vinnie Smith
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Boxing Star Rathbun Dies in Texas at 40
Ken Rathbun former UVA boxing middleweight champion and track star died Sunday in Austin Texas at Travis County Hospital He was 40 and had taught in the Texas A M engineering school He earlier won the NCAA middleweight title in 1942 and held Eastern Intercollegiate titles with his brother Norman in Virginia He earned two graduate degrees at MIT and published jet engine papers Born in Baltimore Rathbun placed high in national decathlon events as a student and later taught at Clemson College
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Balance Sheet Notes From Bank Capital Accounts
The document lists capitalization items including common stock par value 300000.00, surplus, undivided profits 150000.10, and reserves with retirement accounts for preferred capital. Directors W Jarb oe Grove E Paul Magaha W Meredith Sr Young attest to the totals.
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Large family gathering noted in Frederick county
The Frederick News reports a large reunion with eight children and eight grandchildren among Mr and Mrs Hamilton Linthi cum Dickerson's relatives. Separate dispatch from Hong Kong notes 20 of China's 26 provinces facing drought or flood conditions.
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Red
World steel spending to reach six billion in 1961
The American Iron and Steel Institute reports total global steel investment could hit five to six billion dollars in 1961 to keep pace or gain share. The United States plans the largest single outlay at 1.2 billion dollars for expansion and modernization of mills.
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Steel Facts
American Iron and Steel Institute
United States
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