Burdette Debuts With Cardinals in 9-2 Mets Win
Lew Burdette, acquired from Milwaukee at the trading deadline, beat the Mets 9-2 in six hits for St. Louis. The 30-year-old lefty struck out seven, walked one, and improved to 7-5 as the Cardinals moved a half game ahead in the National League. Tim Harkness hit a two-run homer in the ninth for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Lew Burdelle
Milwaukee
Burdette
St. Louis
Cardinals
Slim
New York Mets
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Pittsburgh
Harvey Kuenn
Felipe Alou
Coaches Look To Next Year In Football
AP report notes the American Football Coaches Association promotes its third All-America game in Buffalo on June 29. Key organizers are John McKay and Milt Bruhn, with VanderKelen and Pat Richter slated as stars. VanderKelen heads to the Minnesota Vikings and Richter to the Washington Redskins after the showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Football Coaches Association
Buffalo
N.Y
Bruhn
VanderKelen
Pat Richter
Minnesota Vikings
Richter
Washington Redskins
Southern California
Ottawa Defeats Lawrence to Lead District 2 Standings
Ottawa Elks win 6-3 at Forest Park as pitcher Dunn improves to 3-2. Billy Greene drives in four runs with a fifth inning double, backing a strong effort by Emory Peterson who allowed 12 hits. Lawrence’s Pine leads their offense with two hits. Mendell and Gilges go 3-for-3 for Ottawa. Ottawa rises to 8-6, 2-0 in league play. next host Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Roy
Dunn
Billy Greene
Elks- American Legion
Lawrence
Forest Park
Conrad Downing
Don Morris
Emory Peterson
Hawks
Elk
Steve Pine
Mike Brown
Peterson
Mike Brady
Roy Dunn
Elvin Gilges
Larry Nisely
Ronnie Mendell
Loren Shofner
Elks
Moto- Jet
Gilges
Pine
J. D
Cleavenger
Dennis Morelet
Herald Offers Weekly Tip Reward for News Readers
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. The incentive aims to encourage community reporting and enhance local coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Rubberized Track Boosts Runners at AAU Nationals
ST. LOUIS AP A rubberized asphalt track headlines the National AAU track and field championships with a field described as the strongest ever. Six world records are expected to be in jeopardy as 10 meet record holders, 15 defending champions, and 4 former Olympic champions compete. Notable entrants include Henry Carr, Adolph Plummer, Brian Sternberg, John Thomas, Ralph Boston, Bob Hayes, and Jim Beatty. The surface promises reduced wear, no cinders, and wind-friendly windups for jumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Amateur Union
J. B
Cap) Haralson
AAU
United States
Russia
Bill Bangert
Village of Champions
Henry Carr
Arizona State
Adolph Plummer
New Mexico
Brian Sternberg
University of Washington
John Thomas
Ralph Boston
Bob Hayes
Jim Beatty
Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
The scoreboard shows New York leading with a .603 winning percentage, followed by Chicago and Boston. Other teams include Cleveland, Minnesota, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Detroit, and Washington with varying records. Tuesday results featured New York over Washington, Minnesota over Chicago, and Los Angeles defeating Kansas City in 11 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet. G.B
New York
Soree
Chicago
Issee
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Houston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Garnett Race Attracts Name Drivers From Midwest
Five nationally known drivers from the Midwest entered the Lake Garnett sports car races July 6-7. Jack Hinkle of Wichita, the 1961 overall winner, drives the Cooper Monaco in the Grand Prix feature. Also entered are Ed Walsh Jr. of St. Louis in a Lotus 23, R E L Hays of Vinita in an AC Cobra, Dick Anderson of Kansas City in a Lotus 7A, and W F McLaughlin of Fayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
W. F. McLaughlin
Fayette
Wild Pitch Gives Angels The Edge
The Los Angeles Angels beat Kansas City 2 1 in eleven innings after a wild pitch by John Wyatt with the bases loaded. Ken McBride threw a three hit game with seven strikeouts for the win, Moe Drabowsky took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
John Wyatt
Angels
A's
Los Angeles
Haywood Sullivan
Gino Cimoli
Ken McBride
Moe Drabowsky
Bob Perry
Drabowsky
Albie Pearson
Wyatt
Ed Rakow
Diego Sogui
Dan Osinski
Don Lee
Yankees win fifth in a row amid injuries and blasts
The Yankees beat Washington 10-5 as Roger Maris hit two homers while relief pitcher Marshall Bridges left with a knee injury. White Sox fell 5-3 to Minnesota. Cleveland won 7-3 over Baltimore. Boston defeated Detroit 9-0 as Earl Wilson pitched a four hitter. Whitey Ford won his 9th, with Bridges and Reniff finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
New York
Bombers
Marshall Bridges
Washington
Roger Maris
Yankee
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Barry Latman
Boston
Earl Wilson
Detroit
Chuck Dressen
Tiger
Whitey Ford
Yanks
Larry Orsborne
Osborne
Bridges
Hal Reniff
Harmon Killebrew
Vic Power
Jim Perry
Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota
Twins
White Sox
Perry
J. C. Martin
Chicago
Bill Dailey
Joe Horten
Laiman
Oriole
Tribe
Dave McNally
Wes Stork
Willie Kirkland
Orwes
Dressen
Bob Scheffing
Tigers
Red Sox
Bill Faul
Ed Bressaud
Dick Stuart
Wilson
Cassius Clay Defeats Henry Cooper In Fifth Round
Cassius Marcellus Clay known as the punching prophet defeated Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium by technical knockout in 1 minute 15 seconds of the fifth round. The crowd cried for stoppage as Cooper’s left eye bled and referee Tommy Little halted the bout. Liz Taylor and Richard Burton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Britain
Henry Cooper
Liz Taylor
Cooper
Wembley Stadium
Cass
Liz
Richard Burton
Clay
Tommy Little
Cassius
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy Sievers
Johnny Edwards
Ray Culp
Worthington
Dick Ellsworth
Cubs
Lindy McDaniel
Fillaworth
Colts
Carl Warwick
Howie Goss
Ernie Banks
RBI
Joe Torre
Braves
Dick Schofield
Pirates
Torre
Bill Mazeroski
Bob Shaw
al McBean
Jack Hand
Ron VanderKeien
Kermit Alexander
Bobby Lee Bell
John McKay
Milt Bruhn
Wisconsin
Motelet
Olathe
RBI Mendell
Oe Wee
Shofner
Es Sea
Craycraft
Morelet
Brady
Veseeeie
Seees
Nisely
Greene, Rf
Lawrence AB _R
RBI Armbrister
Ray, Coss
Es Veees
Cf E Peretert rTtte
Pp Ccesseseseed Cleavenger, Ib
Cubase Oe
Stancliff
Sad
Hill, If
A’s
Skip Nesbit
Gary Hegelin
Jack Warnock
Tim Brady
Garry Abbott
Keim
Deo Aves
Nesbit
Everssters
Underwood
Seeeseees
WEED
Humerickhouse
Weteneerea Eevee
Brady Queen
Abbott
Beens
Cole
Rinehart
Sheffield
Hashman
Perkins
Leffler
Ereeeene
Johnson
Perez
Ees
Seovene
Baldvine Ee
Eeeetaegans
Esegnet Terse
Oreprenarades
Thompson's
W. L. Pet
Concen
Garnett
Sinclair
Hank
Hickory
Saul
Cassius Clay
Tikos Cooper
By Richard K. O'Malley
Louisville Lip
Jack Nilon
Sonny Liston
Liston
Cassius Delared
Nilon
Dean Berlin
Westinghouse
Dayton
Harry Smith
S. Main
Aluminum
the Art New
Homeguard
TRAD
Gambles
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!