Braddock Slips to Loss as Burnt Factory Nets 1-0 Victory
Burnt Factory defeats Brad dock St. Methodist 1 0 at Senseng Park in a top softball tilt. Harold Catlett hurled a no hitter for the win while Pyne took the loss with six strikeouts. A sixth inning error and Gillespie’s run produced the decisive score as Burnt Factory improves to 20 wins and one defeat heading to Friday's playoff.
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Talbert Mulloy Seek Fifth National Doubles Crown
Talbert aged 41 and Mulloy 46 teamed to pursue a fifth National Doubles title at Longwood. They defeated Dale Junta and John Lesch 6-1 6-2 6-1 in the first round, with both opponents Navy lieutenants. Mulloy praised American juniors and hinted at renewing their partnership to boost U.S. success.
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U S Flies Iron Lungs To Japan
A U S Air Force mercy flight delivered four iron lungs to Hokkaido during Japan's polio epidemic. The devices, supplied by the March of Dimes, aim to aid children affected as 57 have died and 673 are crippled or injured in the outbreak.
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Baseball standings and row of Monday results in National League
The National League table shows Pittsburgh leading with 73 wins and 45 losses, Milwaukee and St. Louis at 65 50 and 65 53, Los Angeles 63 52, San Francisco 57 58, Cincinnati 54 66, Chicago 46 70, Philadelphia 45 74. Monday games: Chicago 6 Cincinnati 3 and Los Angeles 8 San Francisco 5 with several N games on the schedule.
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Frank Lane Defends Indians as Held Injury Hurts Pennant Hope
Cleveland GM Frank Lane defends his trades and says Woodie Held’s injury cost the Indians power. He cites Gary Bell and Jim Grant underperforming and argues the club would not trade potential pitchers for a quick fix. Lane maintains plans aimed at a pennant contender despite current struggles.
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Gary) Bell
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Bubba) Phillips
Dodgers and Cubs Win as Sherry Shines in Relief
Dodgers rally past Giants 8-5 as Larry Sherry earns his 13th win in 7 1 3 innings of relief with two saves. Norm Larker drives in three, lifting his average to .349. Cubs defeat Reds 6-3 behind Don Zimmer and Ron Santo.
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Market Quotation Rise After Prime Rate Cut
New York AP reports a stock market surge following a 1 percentage point cut in the prime rate to 4 percent. The AP index rose to 222.70 at noon with gains across industrials rails and utilities, while oils and chemicals led advances and grains opened mixed in Chicago trading.
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Elberta Peaches Arrive Across the Appalachian District
Elberta peaches become widely available across the Appalachian District for the first time this season. Some areas such as Eastern Pennsylvania and Southern Virginia report lighter supplies due to rain and early harvests. Prices are holding steady with U. S. Extra No. 1 stock in hydrocooled form around 2.70 per bushel, and field crates 2.00 to 2.25 per bushel, while markets in Winchester Martinsburg show mixed availability for sale.
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VFW Convention Nixes Kennedy Telephone Talk
The Veterans of Foreign Wars rejected Kennedy’s proposal to address the Detroit convention by telephone citing his Washington duties during a key Medicare vote. Nixon’s speech date remains firm, while Kennedy supporters speculate on a possible in-person visit to lead his state delegation at tonight’s parade. Dulles warned the Kremlin continues secret military buildup and refuses meaningful inspections. Portland Zoo adds a moonlight narrow gauge train excursion, offering a 35 minute round trip through Washington Park with sightseeing pauses.
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Four Survive Plane Crash In Rockies
Four Mis sourians three men and a woman were alive after a single engine plane crashed in a deep Colorado canyon. Pilot A W Blue 31 and T L Pursley were pulled from the wreckage by jeep and ambulance. Ellis Lynn Shutts 24 walked 20 miles to summon help while his wife Bonnie 24 lay critically injured at the site.
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Second Blast Hits Navy Fuel Plant
An explosion at the Indian Head Navy fuel plant damaged a magazine building with shattered windows and no injuries. Three nearby workers were unharmed. The prior week's blast killed one and injured 20. Cmdr William Childress blamed instability in the propellant store. The plant sits near Washington across the Potomac River, run by Potomac River Naval Command. Pittsburgh's football schedule lists UCLA Oklahoma TCU Syracuse and Notre Dame this fall.
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