Dailey Delivers In Relief Role For Twins Win
Twins relay man Bill Dailey worked four scoreless innings to preserve a 9-4 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Acquired from Cleveland for 40 000 he has become one of the league s top five relievers since a stride change earlier this season. The win pulled Minnesota even closer to first place as New York and Boston won their games.
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Mets Beat Yanks In Charity Game
New York AP report of a charity game where the Mets defeated the Yankees 6 to 2 at the Mayor’s Charity game. Casey Stengel led the Mets. Jimmy Piersall homered and drove in runs. crowd of about 50,000 packed Yankee Stadium amid boisterous scenes and a minor injury when Piersall’s bat hit a man in the ribs.
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Oerter Withholds from U S Moscow Duel Due to Injury
New York AP reports discus star Al Oerter world record holder will not compete for the United States against Russia in Moscow this summer after doctors advise him to stop competing in 1963 due to a slipped disc. Oerter has never lost to the Russians.
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Scoreboard Thursday results and upcoming games
New York 5 Washington 4 Boston 8 Detroit 3 Minnesota 9 Chicago 4 Cleveland 11 Baltimore 8. Today Baltimore at Minnesota and Washington at Los Angeles and Detroit at Kansas City and Chicago at Cleveland and New York at Boston. Saturday New York at Boston Chicago at Cleveland Baltimore at Minnesota Chicago 5 Houston 0 Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati 11 Philadelphia 1. Pittsburgh at Chicago Houston at Cincinnati San Francisco at Milwaukee Los Angeles at St. Louis Philadelphia at New York.
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Sikes Of Arkansas Eyes NCAA Golf Final
Dick Sikes of Arkansas rose to prominence in the NCAA golf championships in Wichita. He defeated North Texas State rivals and reached the semifinals, where he faced Pat Thompson of Texas while Kermit Zarley fell to Thompson. Other semifinalists included John Lotz of San Jose State and Jerry Potter of Miami.
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Herald Pays Five Dollars Weekly News Tip
The Herald offers a five dollar weekly prize for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tip quality judged by impact and timeliness, with tips used at the editor's discretion.
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U S Open opens second round led by unknowns and heavy names
At Brookline Arnold Palmer Gary Player and defending champ Jack Nicklaus struggle as Bob Garcia leads after a 76 opening round. Nicklaus vows to rebound as 43 players stand ahead with a 72-hole grind looming.
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Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
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Bob Garcia
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Garda
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Bachlor
Three Records Threatened At AAU Championship Meet
At the two day 75th AAU championship track meet in St. Louis, world marks in the pole vault 100-yard dash and broad jump appear likely. Final events include the 100-yard dash, 120-yard high hurdles, pole vault, javelin, broad jump, shot put, and six-mile run with 480 athletes, including Bob Hayes and Adolph Plummer competing for records and U.S. squad spots against Russia in Moscow.
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Larry Questad
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Henry Carr
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Detroit
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Adolph Plummer
New Mexico
Alis Williams
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Tokyo's Pretty Corner Woman Brings Ring Cheer
Kyoko Shimada a 29 year old housewife works as a second in Japanese boxing. She is the sport's first licensed woman second in Japan and the cutest. Married to former boxer Jo Shimada she learned the trade while assisting in her husband Kenji Yonekura's gym and inheriting boxing interest from the old champion.
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Titan II Launch at Vandenberg Reaches Successful Firing
Four Titan II launches from Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif have occurred, with three successes. The latest firing occurred Thursday from a concrete silo and the missile disappeared into the Pacific Missile Range, underscoring the weapon's power.
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Little League Dodgers Slip Past Cubs
The Little League Dodgers won a one point game over the Cubs in six innings. Cubs led 4-1 before Dodgers rallied with four runs in the fifth to take the lead. Sammy Wright earned the win and Dan Perkins took the loss.
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Hodges Faces Painful Plunge as Senators Struggle
New York AP Gil Hodges, newly appointed as Washington manager, endures relentless losses after 29 games 22 defeats. The former Dodgers star, famed for World Series battles, sat mute in his office amid a 5-4 defeat to the Yankees, lamenting “I really thought we had it.”
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Want Ad Reaches Wide Local Audience
A brief notice announces a classified want ad reaching an audience of over 25,000 readers across the community. It highlights wide exposure and accessibility for buyers and sellers seeking to connect efficiently within the local market.
O'Toole Tops NL with 13th win and 2.01 ERA
Cincinnati right hander Jim O'Toole improved to 13-3 with a 2.01 ERA after an 11-1 victory over Philadelphia. The Reds moved closer to the NL leaders as Chicago beat Houston 5-0 and Milwaukee edged Pittsburgh 2-1. Billy Williams homered twice for the Cubs, Lemaster hit a homer for Milwaukee, and Harvey Haddix lost for Pittsburgh.
Ottawa Elks Meet Iola If Weather Permits
Ottawa Elks Legion baseball hosts Iola Redbirds in an 8 pm Forest Park game weather permitting. Elks split a doubleheader with Iola weeks earlier, while Dennis Motelet eyes the mound at 3-2 on the season. Batters Brady Gilges Craycraft Motelet Mendell hit over .300. Greene Dunn Shofner hover around .240s.
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Billy Greene
Roy Dunn
Loren Shofner
Natural Gas Rate Raise Permitted
Washington reports the Federal Power Commission allows farm-out producers in the Kansas Hugoton field to seek rate increases from 7.5 to 10.7 cents per cubic foot while field ceiling stays at 11 cents. Cities Service Gas Co opposed the move against Pan American Petroleum’s contract. The ruling notes 168 lease assignments under farm-outs and explains the practice. disputes focus on whether farm-outs can seek higher rates under the Pan American Cities Service agreement.
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Man Sues Over Conga Line Injury at Flamingo Hotel
Benjamin Satz, 58, of Long Beach Calif, seeks 253600 in damages from Hotel Flamingo Las Vegas after a conga line kick in August 1959 allegedly caused phlebitis. Satz testified in Superior Court that he was kicked in the left leg by a chorine and blamed negligence. The hotel says Satz assumed the risk by joining the line.
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