Braves skid to third as four-game slide deepens NL gap
Milwaukee drops fourth straight and sits three games back in the National League pennant race. Warren Spahn and the staff falter as St Louis rallies in the eighth to beat the Braves 4-3. Giants take sole first with a 4-1 win over Pittsburgh as Los Angeles loses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey Jay
Carl Willey
Lew Burdette
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
St. Louis
Spahn
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Art Ceccarelli
Ken Boyer
Joe Cunningham
Gene Oliver
Lindy McDaniel
San Fancisco
Sam Jones
Ron Kline
Phillies
Roger Craig
Jim Owens
Ceccarelli Improves to 2 0 as Cubs Win
Ceccarelli, an American League castoff after seven losses with Kansas City and Baltimore, earns his second win without a defeat for the Cubs. The 29 year old lefty also scores the run on a fifth inning fielder's choice against Bob Purkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceccarelli
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cubs
Bob Purkey
Long Continues His Vacation In El Paso Area
Louisiana Governor Earl K Long presses ahead with a vacation itinerary including horse races at Ruidoso New Mexico and a Sunday bullfight in Juarez Mexico across the Rio Grande. He denies any dispute with Louisiana State Police escorts as Capt Durrett and Officer Anselmo head home.
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EL Paso Tex
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Ruidoso N.M
Juarez
Mexico
Rio Grande
el Paso
Long
D. L. Durrett
Anselmo
New Orleans
Training command explains purpose for Phoenix reserve unit
The Phoenix Area Command of the 15th U S Army Corps Reserve describes a newly formed training unit. It will provide flexibility for assigning interested reservists surplus to troop program unit allocations in the Phoenix area.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix Area Command
15Th
U. S. Army Corps Reserve
Hummer and TACs Enter Virginia Amateur Softball Tourney
The Hummer and TACs join Clarke County Esso and Republic Oil in the Virginia Amateur Softball Association District Tournament next Friday and Saturday. TACs, new to the City League, showed early struggles but improved with hitters Dick Anderson and Clevenger leading the lineup. Hummer, formerly Clarke County Travelers, managed by Ray Boswell, fields strong pitching from Singhass and standout hitters Lloyd and Miers as a potential upset contender in a tournament expected to attract top pitchers and long-ball hitters.
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Hummer
Tacs
Clarke County Esso
Republic Oil
Bud Gray
James Herrel
Wendell Dick
Gary Anderson
Bill Kerns
Bill Stine
J. T. Clevenger
Clarence Carter
Jim Grubbs
Porkey Cather
Jim Snapp
Kerns
Anderson
Carter
Clevenger
Buddy Fuller
Kenneth Pitta
Jack Cleveland
Ray Boswell
Tex Miers
Jim Lloyd
Lloyd
Miers
Fuller
Singhass
R. H. Hummer
River Conditions Shenandoah at Riverton 7:45 a.m.
River conditions reported for the Shenandoah at Riverton at 7 45 a m show water level and flow status. Local observers note rising levels and moderate current as tributaries feed the river.
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Shenandoah
Riverton
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
League leaders based on 200 or more at bats include Aaron Milwaukee with a .339 batting average and 66 runs. Cepeda San Francisco and Pinson Cincinnati tied with 117 hits. Cimoli St. Louis led with 34 doubles. Mathews Milwaukee topped home runs with 27. Mays San Francisco and Taylor Chicago led stolen bases with 17 and 14 respectively. Pitching leaders show Face Pittsburgh 14-0, Antonelli San Francisco 14-4, and Drysdale Los Angeles with 147 strikeouts.
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Aaron Milwaukee
White St. Louis
Aaron Falvadies
Pinson Cincinnati
Cepeda San Francisco
Cimoli
St. Louis
Tiples — Mathews
Milwaukee
Pinson
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Mathews Milwaukee
Banks Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
T. Taylor
Chicago
Neal
Pittsburgh
Antonelli
Drysdale
S. Jones
Fox
Kuenn
Detroit
Williams Kansas City
Allison Washington
Killebrew Washington
Colavito Cleveland
Aparicio Chicago
Mantle
New York
McLish
Cleveland
Shaw Chicago
Fischer Washington
Wynn
Smudged Print Leads LAPD to Suspect in 1957 Slay
In Los Angeles a carpenter Darryl Kemp 23 of Canoga Park jailed on assault charges is charged with the 1957 rape murder of nurse Majorie Hipperson. A smudged handprint matched Kemp on Hippersons wall after police reviewed 187001 prints. Kemp denies involvement and police plan further questioning.
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Los Angeles
Majorie Hipperson
Miss Hipperson
Darryl Kemp
Canoga Park
Kemp
Carpenter
Griffith Park
US Soviet Track and Field Meet Opens at Penn
The United States and Soviet Union open a two day track and field meet at Franklin Field University of Pennsylvania with a full Olympic program except the marathon. NBC will televise Sunday afternoon. The meet features close scoring and strong rivalries in events like the decathlon and distance races.
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Philadelphia
U.S
Soviet Union
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin
NBC
Frank Potts
University of Colorado
Rafer Johnson
Glenn Davis
Asey
Moscow
Vasily Kuznetsov
John
Rotary Sweeps Lions 14-4 in Little American League
Rotary beat the Lions 14-4 at Senseng Park in the sole reported game. Harris earned the win with five strikeouts, relieved by Clevenger who struck out three. Plaster took the loss as Rotary built its lead with early runs and key hits by Winterstine Combs Willis Yost and Hockman.
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Senseng Park
Rotary
Lions
Harris
Clevenger
Plaster
Winterstine
Combs
Miller
Lee
Hall
Hockman
Willis
Yost
Workingman’s Store
National Fruit and Cities Service
O’sullivan
Miss Universe Pageant Opens in Long Beach Tonight
Long Beach hosts 76 contestants with three more expected. Reigning Miss Universe Luz Marina Zuluaga of Colombia will spin a globe at Memorial Stadium to inaugurate the event. The parade rolls through downtown Sunday before four nights of competition begin Tuesday. Miss USA chosen Wednesday and Miss Universe Friday.
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Long Beach
Calif
Luz Marina Zuluaga
Colombia
Memorial Stadium
Ray Kealer
U.S
Polish stamps mark Poland’s changing regimes since 1918
Henry J. Puc of Newark keeps a personal collection of postage stamps issued by Poland under its various governments since 1918. Born in Poland thirty years ago, he illustrates the country’s turbulent history through stamps from monarchy democracy dictatorship government in exile and the communist state.
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Newark
N. J
Henry J. Puc
Poland
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Bat Boy
M. Barnett
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B. Stine
B. Kerns
M. Hart
J. Carter
K. Ashby
G. Anderson
J. Herrell
P. Cather
B. Grey
J. Cleven
Ger
J. Grubbs
W. Dick
Jim Barnett
Gavis
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Bower CO
Hilton Hotel
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Trophey
South Fork
Clear
North Fork
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Fox Chicago
Marns
Power
West Detroit
Jensen Boston
ED Corrigan
Son
Whieh
Bill Dellinger
Air Force
Pyotr Bolotnikov
Dau Ee
South Lowdown Street
Winchester
NEW Penna
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Dunlop
Whitewall
RAYON
Selbeaiai
Lily
Kwimn
Chester
Glass
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