Baseball drops one second balk rule in new rules
The Baseball Rules Committee voted to remove the one second stop requirement from balk interpretations, aligning the National and American Leagues under a stop without a time limit while preserving the basic set position rule. The change, urged by Commissioner Ford Frick, ends a 1950s time detail and affects all pro clubs.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
Baseball Rules Committee
Ford Frick
Charles Segar
Baseball
National League
American League
Frick
Warren Giles
Joe Cronin
Milwaukee
Bob Shaw
Shaw
Segar
Football star Gilchrist faces seven charges in arrest
Buffalo Bills fullback Carlton Gilchrist, 27, was arrested on seven counts including assault after punching a police officer while handcuffed. He required five officers to subdue him for intake in City Court and declined to enter a plea as his case moved to adjournment.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Carlton Cookie
Gilchrist
Buffalo Bills
East Frederick and Mains Shop lead In ter-Community League night
East Frederick and Mains Shopping Center opened the Inter Community League with wins. The Falcons beat Harmon Field 6 to 4 at Baker Park, and the Shoppers toppled the Centennial Rebels 7 to 3 at Mains. Sonny White led the Falcons with a fifth inning rally, Jim Blank earned the win with nine strikeouts, Ike Bagent drove in three for the Rebels, and Jim Shores powered KH F Kline in a Little League opener 20 to 2 over H B Duvall.
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Mains
Falcons
Baker Park
Harmon
Bing Kennedy
Butch Kimmel
Chip’ Cline
Abe Gladhill
Cline
Sonny Krantz
Don Gladhill
Henry Lake
Blank
Kimmel
Ike Bagent
Rebels
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Main
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Shores
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Brown
Crompton
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Hill
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Wwerd
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Schroyer
Barties
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Johnson
Mena
Weller
Creager
McDonald
Lilerd
Tolats
FF. Kine
Devall
Duvall - S
Kling
Poa
Crompion
Stanley
Bip
Gus
Hubbs homer dunks Reds for Cubs 2 1 comeback win
Ken Hubbs slugged a left field homer to spark a Chicago Cubs rally past the Cincinnati Reds 2 1. Nuxhall drove in Cincinnati’s run in the eighth as Walters misplayed a fly ball. Cubs snap a four game skid in their first meeting with Cincinnati.
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Ken Hubbs
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Cincinnati
Joe Nuxhall
Ken Walters
Ken Aspromonte
Aspromonte
Lou Brock
Hubbs
Nuxhall
Nushall
Edwards
Gander
Ellsworth
McDanie
Schaffer
Dell Fox to Oppose Iran in Davis Cup Play
Allen Fox of Los Angeles Donald Dell of Bethesda Md and Eugene Scott of St James NY were named to play Iran in Tehran June 13 14 15. W Harcourt Woods and Robert Kelleher announced the lineup with C Alfonso Smith to captain the team.
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Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Donald Dell
Bethesda
Eugene Scott
St. James
N.Y
United States
Iran
Tehran
W. Harcourt Woods
Short, Hills
N.J
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Fox
UCLA
Dell
Scott
University of Virginia
Chuck McKinley
St. Louis
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Ohio
Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Kelleher
C. Alphonso Smith
Arlington, Va
Smith
U.S
Hiller Sent to Tacoma on Temporary Disabled List
San Francisco Giants option second baseman Chuck Hiller to Tacoma after a left hand fracture. Cap Peterson is recalled from Tacoma to fill in at second base. The move is temporary. Hiller will likely miss about two weeks and must stay in Tacoma for at least ten days under option rules.
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San Francisco Giants
Chuck Hiller
Tacoma
Giants
Charles
Cap
Maryland Lacrosse Dominates Penn State In 196-Of-Score Win
Maryland, firing 75 shots, overwhelms Penn State 196 as 13 Terrapins register in scoring while Ray Altman and Bill Pettit lead with multiple goals and assists. Maryland improves to 9-2, 10-2 overall as Johns Hopkins game looms. Penn State drops to 4-5 with Colgate next.
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Altman
State
John Meisel
Terrapin
Jack Feber
John Anderson
Terps
Vince Tedesco
Johns Hopkins
Colgate
Smolinski Signs Contract With Colts In 1963 deal
Fullback Mark Smolinski has signed a 1963 NFL contract with the Baltimore Colts. After a knee rehab, he gained 265 yards on 85 carries in his second year, ranking third on the team in rushing. The 220 pounder from Rogers City Michigan played at the University of Wyoming and joined as a free agent before 1961.
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Baltimore
Mark Smolinski
Baltimore Colts
Smolinski
NFL
Rogers City
Mich
University of Wyoming
Home Brownies Visit Fire Station Turns Up Fire
One Brownie troop visited a Kansas City fire station but the trucks sped away to battle a ventilating fan fire. After thirty minutes the girls were returned to St. Elizabeth's church still amused by the firefighters.
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Kansas City, Mo
William R. Delay
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Arming Postmen With Dog Bombs
Five aerosol spray bombs will be issued to San Francisco mail carriers to deter attacking dogs. The lipstick sized cans contain mineral oil and capsaicum extract.
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San Francisco
Post Office
Women Start International Fellowship Fund in New York
The New York Newspaper Women's Club established an international fellowship named for Eleanor Romevent to aid study and travel for newspaper women. The fund opens with a 410,000 contribution from members and will be endowment-based to support ongoing grants.
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New York
Women's Club
Eleanor Romevent
Release Man In Shooting Probe
Anne Arun del County police released a 22 year old man after hours of questioning about a Sunday shooting at a Negro home in Linthicum. Police chief Edward C. King said there was not a strong enough case and found no racial motivation. Five shots hit the Chesleys’ house from a passing car. The same car with three white teen agers had stopped by the house the previous day.
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Anne Arundel County
Linthicum
Edward C. King
John Chesley
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Chesley’s
Notice of Administrators Estate for Laura Catherine Korrell
Frederick County Maryland notices announce Elmer V. Korrell as administrator of Laura Catherine Korrell deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by November 10 1969 or risk exclusion from the estate. Debts should be paid promptly. Also includes an order of sale in the matter of Austin James assignee of Annie V Smith mortgage involving Benjamin A Mock and Doris M Mock with court action to ratify the sale of real estate valued at 59000.00 and publication requirements in Frederick County newspapers.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Laura Catherine Korrell
Austin James
Annie V. Smith
Benjamin A. Mock
Doris M. Mock
E. Austin James
Ellis Co. Wachter
Frestrick County
William W. Wenner
Teen hate incident interrupts front yard play in town
Youths playing Cowboys and Indians faced a racial slur from a passing teen and were disrupted by a roamer who captured the car’s license plate. Chesleys reported the disturbance to two officers, who advised waiting for police technicians. After 48 hours the county police responded, citing manpower shortages and ongoing inquiry. West Germany’s size noted as comparison.
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Chesley’s
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