Batting race tightens as Groat White rally for Cardinals
Dodgers tie Clemente and Davis for NL lead at .335 while Groat and White sit at .333. Davis helps Dodgers beat Reds 4-1 with two singles as Koufax adds six-hitter. Cardinals top Giants 6-5 to reclaim first, aided by Groat and White. Phillies top Pirates 5-4 in 10. Braves blank Colts 4-0. Cubs edge Mets 4-1. White Sox edge Yankees 2-1. Red Sox, A's, Twins, Orioles win elsewhere.
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CAB Cuts Subsidies Promise From CAB Chairman
The Civil Aeronautics Board says a plan to cut federal subsidies to U.S. airlines will be completed by June 30. CAB chairman Alan S. Boyd told a Senate appropriations subcommittee that the program contemplates a substantial and continuing reduction in subsidies for the carriers.
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South Ukiah Little League Races Stay Frenzied
The South Ukiah league saw Masonite, Police Association, and Auto Dealers in a muddled title push with Masonite beating Police Association 9-5 amid errors. Morse pitched a four-hitter for Masonite, Castle led with a triple and two hits, while Kiwanis and Auto Dealers traded shocks in a wild set of midseason games.
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Ukiah Women Golf Leaders and Next Week Plans
Dede Finn notes last week’s 18 hole winner Lorraine Foster with 25 points and Vivi Bones second at 24. Phyllis Maher and Archie Clarke tied for third with 22. Nine hole leader Jean Jensen with 16. Next week two formats: three somes and blind partners. Hostesses Madge Fawk and Peggy Knapp.
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Youngsters Lead State Amateur Golf Showdown
Pebble Beach California scene as Mick Lotz and Peter Choate top a 64-player field for the California State Amateur match rounds. Choate, 22, Stanford senior, shot six under par 66 to earn medalist honors with 141 over two days. Lotz, 20, Hayward star, bypassed qualifying and opened with a strong round at Cypress Point to confirm form for title defense.
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Palmer Boros Pass Nicklaus in Winnings
Palmer leads PGA money list after Open playoff. Arnold Palmer earned 63,545 for 1963, with 7,000 prize and 1,500 playoff bonus. Julius Boros rises to second with 59,680 after winning 16,000 plus bonus. Jack Nicklaus drops to third at 58,690. Cupit 19,564, Lema 42,? and others trailing in top 10.
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Challenge Leading Ocean Race Challenges Newport Finish
The Annapolis to Newport yacht race saw George F. Johnson of Ardmore PA’s 68-foot aluminum sloop Challenge surge to the lead, 65 miles from Newport, with rivals Dyna, Jubile and others behind as light winds slowed the fleet along the New Jersey coast. Windquest and other yachts vyed for position near Cape May as the 473-mile race entered its final stages.
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League Leaders Home Runs National and American Leagues
National League star Aaron Braves leads with 21 homers, Banks 15, Mc Covey and Cepeda 15 and 14. Giants and Demeter also high. AL shows Stuart and Allison at 17, Wag ner, Kaline, Bat tey, Maris, Killebrew and Twins at 15. RBI leaders span Aaron 54, White 53, Santo 52, Robinson 51, Boyer 46. AL leaders include Allison 50, Kaline, Malzone, Wagner, Stuart at 49. Pitching notes list Maloney 11-2, Marichal 12-3, Koufax 12-3, Spahn 10-3, O'Dell 10-3 NL. Radatz 6-1, Bouton 10-2, Ford 10-3, Buzhardt 9-3, Pizarro 9-3, Walker 6-2 AL.
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Eight Year Old Crowns Trying to Save Brother
Modesto officers report an eight year old drowned while trying to rescue his six year old brother Louis Cardenas fell into a canal while playing. Narcisco Cardenas dived in to help and both boys were recovered about a quarter mile from the incident site.
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Parnelli Jones criticizes Ford Indy entry impacts
DETROIT UP I James Stickford reports Parnelli Jones warned Ford Motor Co entry into Indianapolis racing could kill US racing. He disputed claims that the rear engined cars signaled a new era, saying only steel parts match their standards. He cited Ford's million dollar spend and a plans for a higher horsepower double overhead cam engine next year.
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Ford Motor Co
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Strike closes Port Bombay port as crews strike
Tugboat crews at Port Bombay paralyzed the port with 16 ships due to docked grain cargo from the United States and military equipment from Britain. The strike seeks higher pay and a permanent agency to settle disputes with port management.
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Masonite, Pleasant View Win 7–6 in Colt League Openers
Pleasant View Daily edges Sporting Goods 7 to 6 at Anton Stadium in the season opener as Jay McAllister drives in a run and Da vid Luchessi and Ray Guidi add RBI. Jan Williams allows two hits in a strong pitching performance.
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Ford Plans More Racing Events With Lotus Fords
Ford Motor Co says it will field two Lotus Fords on the USAC circuit and return to the Indianapolis 500 next year with an improved powerplant. Jimmy Clark and Dan Gurney will drive at Milwaukee on August 18 and Trenton on August 22. Clark finished second and Gurney seventh at this year’s Indy 500.
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Dean Rusk Heads to London for Anglo American Talks
UPI reports U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk will arrive in London tonight to smooth differences with Britain on major world issues ahead of President Kennedy's weekend in Ireland. He will fly in from Berlin by special plane and meet top British leaders during Kennedy's Ireland visit.
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