Howard joins the Red Sox after Yankees trade shakeup
Elston Howard heads to Boston as Clete Boyer hails the move while praising Howard. In Chicago, Hank Aaron reaches 1500th RBI as Atlanta blasting seven homers, led by Boyer and Torre, against the Cubs 10 3.
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Cardinals to open series with Reds
The St. Louis Cardinals host the Cincinnati Reds to start a weekend set. Gary Nolan, 19, will start for Cincinnati after beating St. Louis twice. Larry Jaster will counter for the Cardinals as they chase a return to form on a 13 game homestand.
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Pressure is On Tarkenton Key to Giant Fate
Fran Tarkenton faces a rebuilt Giants offense after a poor previous season. The 27 year old quarterback joins New York to revive the team under coach Allie Sherman, with Earl Morrall backing up and a reshuffled offense including Tucker Frederickson and Speedy Homer Jones. Defensive struggles persist as the unit allowed a record 501 points last season, with Jim Katcavage as a bright spot and kickers unsettled due to Gogolak’s army hitch. Ships sailing from the Atlantic to the Pacific via the Panama Canal are noted in the text.
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Pony Leaguers Lose to St Josephs in Joliet Sectionals
Washington's Pony League baseball team fell 11 to 2 to St Joseph's of Joliet in Joliet Illinois in the sectional tournament opener. Bill Schooley started on the mound for Washington as the event operates double elimination and another game was expected Thursday evening.
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Major Leagues Thursday Results and Weekend Schedule
Major Leagues report shows Kansas City 30st California 3 at New York postponed by rain Detroit 5 Baltimore 0. Friday’s probable pitchers list New York Barber or Downing at Kansas City Odom. Washington Bertannia at California Clark. Boston Brandon at Minnesota Merritt. Chicago Herlen at Baltimore McNally. Detroit Padres at Cleveland O'Donoghue. Saturday’s games New York at Kansas City twilight Washington at California night Boston at Minnesota Chicago at Baltimore Detroit at Cleveland. National League standings included with St Louis Chicago Cincinnati San Francisco Atlanta Philadelphia Pittsburgh Los Angeles Houston New York. Today’s scheduled NL games list San Francisco at New York Seaver, Houston at Philadelphia, Atlanta at Chicago, Cincinnati at St Louis, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh.
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Hughes denies he will leave politics
DES MOINES UPI Gov Harold E Hughes states he has not been offered jobs outside politics and is not considering entering private business He dismisses reports of multiple job offers and says his future remains uncertain as he continues to operate state government He notes no immediate plans to visit more Iowa cities, while commenting on a trade mission to South America aimed at long term goals.
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Annual Classic Tonight Packers Meet All Stars
The Green Bay Packers face the 1967 College All Stars at Soldier Field in Chicago for the 34th pro vs college showdown. The Packers are 14 point favorites aiming for their sixth all star victory, with Bart Starr at quarterback and a lineup similar to last year despite two absences. The All Stars, coached by Johnny Sauer, boast a deeper roster led by Steve Spurrier and Bob Griese, with several strong backs and a capable passing attack, while a forecasted 75,000 crowd expects a televised national showdown.
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Eight family members killed in Missouri crash
A wheat truck collided head on with a station wagon on U S 40 near Highland Illinois in a rainstorm killing all eight members of a Stillwater Oklahoma family. Nellis Briscoe II 48 his wife and five children died as the station wagon burned Jacqueline Briscoe 5 died later at St Josephs Hospital in Highland Margaret Briscoe 43 the mother possibly the driver and other children Kimberly Anne 12 Nellis III 8 Michele 9 Danielle 3 Powell 15 months were named. The Briscoes were en route to Purdue University to attend an OH cooperative meeting Briscoe an economist at Oklahoma State University. Truck driver David L Adams 23 Vandalia IL had minor injuries. Police traced Oklahoma plates to identify victims. A witness described the seat and fire. Authorities confirmed identities with Mrs Briscoes parents.
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Yousling Family to Attend Hope Lutheran Dedication
Mr and Mrs John Yousling and family arrive tonight from Elkhart Indiana where they recently moved. Mr Yousling will dedicate an organ at Hope Lutheran Church in Germville performing an organ recital and the family will attend a Huston reunion at Olds.
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Fairfield man fined for evasion of taxes
Fairfield businessman John McKinzie was fined 10000 dollars and sentenced to six months in prison by U.S. District Judge William C. Hanson for income tax evasion. He pleaded no defense to evading federal taxes on income totaling 42799 for 1960 to 1962, with a claimed tax of 8088 but paid 748.
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