Willie Mays Aims For Babe Ruth Milestone Record
Willie Mays powered his 534th career homer to tie Jimmy Foxx for second in all time as the Giants beat the Cardinals 3 1. He needs four more productive seasons to reach Babe Ruths 714, with contract security through 1967. Perry's 19th win highlighted NL action while AL games saw Baltimore, Detroit, Minnesota, Kansas City and Washington win.
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Bowling Techniques Analyzed In Four Step Delivery
Evelyn Teal reviews the four step bowling delivery with emphasis on timing and footwork. The article notes the left foot slide toward the pins and warns against turning the foot to a parallel position with the foul line to ensure proper release.
St Louis Hawks push for new arena to stay competitive
St Louis Hawks owner Ben Kerner urged a new building to keep the club economically sound as they signed Minnesota star Lou Hudson. He noted attendance lags behind other sports in St Louis and said eight home games were held in Memphis last season and nine will be away this year at the Memphis Coliseum.
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Memphi Coliseum
Iowa sets hunting seasons with reservations for goose blinds
Iowa conservation officials announced opening dates for rabbit, squirrel, deer, raccoon, quail, pheasant and Hungarian partridge seasons. Goose blind reservations run Aug 19 to Sept 15 at Des Moines offices with $5 daily fees and draws to assign 25 blinds at Forney Lake North and West sides.
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Cards Colts clash on TV Friday
Charley Winner leads the St Louis Cardinals against the Baltimore Colts in a nationally televised exhibition at Busch Memorial Stadium. Winner, in his first year as head coach, seeks to win over skeptics after two pre season victories while the Colts aim to erase the Cardinals past shine.
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AAU swim tourney opens in Lincoln Nebraska
The 16th annual AAU men's and women's swimming and diving championships start in Lincoln at Woods Memorial Pool. One-meter diving opens at 9:30 a.m. with finals that night. 19 defending champions, 10 world record holders, and 1964 Olympians including Don Schollander compete through Sunday.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Major Leagues
American League standings show Baltimore atop with 78 wins and 41 losses followed by Detroit Cleveland Minnesota Chicago California Kansas City New York Washington Boston. Tuesday results include Baltimore over Boston and Detroit over New York. National League leaders Pittsburgh San Francisco Los Angeles Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Houston New York Chicago. Tuesday night games featured Pittsburgh over New York Philadelphia over Chicago Atlanta over Houston San Francisco over St Louis Los Angeles over Cincinnati.
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Senate bill aims to raise federal minimum wage to 1.60 by 1968
The Senate Labor Committee approved a bill to lift the federal minimum wage to 1.60 an hour by 1968 and extend coverage to about 7.2 million more workers, including 6 million in large service and retail firms and half a million farm workers for the first time.
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Human rights movement calls for aid reform amid welfare woes
A national activist critique links welfare hardship to broader human rights. Advocates note $1,175 average aid for a four person family clashed with state limits. many recipients are children and the disabled. A federal panel urges changes to eligibility and funding, warning most welfare users cannot self sustain without training and better programs.
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Move to stiffen auto safety bill faces jail term plan
Washington sources say lawmakers push changes to the auto safety bill including possible jail terms for violators. The Johnson administration reportedly backs the tougher provisions, reversing an earlier position.
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Small hope for earlier moon visit
NASA official George E. Mueller says there is a small possibility of landing astronauts on the moon in 1968, against forecasts of 1969 or 1970. He cautions testing must prove safe as Saturn V and Apollo undergo ground and orbital checks while uncertainty remains about Soviet progress. Optimism grows from Gemini progress which may finish this year, potentially accelerating Apollo testing if all goes well.
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Des Moines Strike Struck Down by Court Action
In Des Moines a petition for injunction was filed against Local 310 of the United Rubbers Workers at Firestone Tire plant. The court set 1:30 p.m. Thursday for a hearing on enforcing the no strike clause and damages of 73000 dollars per day of walkout.
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