Baseball Scores and Schedule From Evening Play
The listing shows results and upcoming games for teams in New York Los Angeles Washington Chicago Baltimore Kansas City Boston Minnesota Pittsburgh Milwaukee St. Louis Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnati and Chicago. It notes Monday results New York 8 Los Angeles 6 and schedules including two night games and Wednesday matches across multiple venues.
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Bass
Los Angeles
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
National League Opens Liberal Plan for Mets and Colts
The National League adopted a liberal sliding scale talent plan for the Mets and Colts. New York and Houston will each spend about 1.7 to 2.1 million and receive 32 players at 75000 per player with premium options of 125000. Warren Giles called the plan more liberal than the American League and all 10 clubs approved after a lengthy meeting.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago
National League Today
New York Mets
Houston Colts
New York
Houston
Los Angeles
Washington
Warren Giles
National League
American League
Giles
Life of Virginia Seeks Policyholders Across Area
The Life Insurance Company of Virginia seeks thousands of matured endowment policy owners whose whereabouts are unknown. Manager George B. Masters says owners may be entitled to cash proceeds from a few dollars to over $1,000 and urges area residents to contact the company if they or someone they know may be entitled.
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The
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
George B. Masters
Life of Virginia
Virginia
Balaguer Revolves Dominican Secret Police to Central Information Agency
President Joaquin Balaguer announced a reorganization of the Dominican Republic police force. The agency was renamed the Central Information Agency to improve citizen protections and reduce unnecessary surveillance by radio.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Hhe Police Agency
Central Information Agen
Whitey Ford Aims for 20 Wins Amid Strong Yankees Run
Whitey Ford extended his streak to seven straight wins as the Yankees closed within one game of Detroit. Ford improved to 13-2, allowing six hits and striking out seven over eight innings as New York beat the Angels. Home runs by Mantle and Blanchard supplied the offense, while Ed Wilks notes the press and fans increasingly question if Ford can reach 30 wins.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Whitey Ford
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Ford
New York Yankees
Miokg
Yankees
Angels
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Phils
Jim Owens
Hander
Dallas Green
Bill Skowron
Jim Donoeute
Cozy Wrigley Field
Albie Pearson
Steve Bilko
Ken Hunt
Ken McBride
Mickey Mantle
Johnny Blanchard
Yogi Berra
Skowron
Art Fowler
Yanks
Jack Sanford
Stu Miller
Don Demeter
Charlie Smith
Joe Adcock
Braves
Larry Jackson
Lew Burdette
Don McMahon
St Louis Aims At 89 Million Sports Stadium
The Equitable Life Assurance Society announces a $31 million loan for an $89 million downtown stadium to house the St. Louis Cardinals football and baseball teams. A 50,000-seat venue would replace Busch Stadium with construction planned in about 30 months and a bond issue plus equity capital steps ahead. James F. Oates disclosed the loan. over $17 million of $20 million equity capital has been raised.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Busch Stadium
Baseball Cardinals
St. Louis Browns
James F. Oates
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Kingpetch Favored to Keep Title in Tokyo Showdown
Pone Kingpetch, the Thai world flyweight champion, is favored to retain his 112-pound crown against Japan's Mitsunori Seki in a televised 15 round title bout. Kingpetch, 25, brings a 25-4 record and long champion experience, while 19-year-old Seki is 21-2-1 with 10 knockouts and has never fought 15 rounds.
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Tokyo
Pone Kingpetch
Mitsunori Seki
Japan
Happy Land
Seki
Record $39,412 Hit On $2 Twin Double At Suffolk Downs
An unidentified bettor won $39,412 on a $2 twin double at Suffolk Downs after a five minute wait for confirmation. The win followed Jedda Chant the seventh race winner, amid a foul claim later disallowed by stewards after a movie review. The payout set an American record for a $2 bet, surpassing $35,758.80 last May 24 at the same track.
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Boston
Suffolk Downs
Jedda Chant
Jeddah Chant
FASTEETH Advertisement Dental Product Claim
An ad promotes FASTEETH powder for dentures claiming it stabilizes plates for secure smiling talking and sneezing. It emphasizes no taste or nausea, alkaline non acid formula, and odor control with denture breath reduction, available at drug counters.
Seven top AAU track stars skip Moscow meets
The United States faces possible losses as seven top eligibles refuse to travel for Olympic style meets against the Soviet Union, West Germany, England and Poland. Reasons include job commitments and reimbursement concerns, with replacements stepping in at hammer, shot, pole vault, discus and sprints.
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New York
Soviet Union
West Germany
England
Poland
United States
Moscow
AAU
Ron Morris
Dallas Long
Parry O’brien
Harold Connolly
al Hall
al Oerter
Rink Babka
Vassily Rudenkov
Tom Pagoni
Bob Backus
Connolly
Philadelphia
Long
O’brien
Gary Gubner
New York University
Jay Silvester
Santa Clara
Vladimir Lipsnis
John Velses
Henry Wadsworth
Morris
Silvester
Oerter
Babka
Jim Elliott
Villanova
Frank Budd
Paul Drayton
Alis Williams
Compton
Calif
Dixon Farmer
Occidental
Jim Dupree
Southern Illinois
Bob Avant
Southern California
John Thomas
Culpeper Downs F and M Bank 4-3 In Eight Innings
Culpeper edged F and M Bank 4 to 3 in eight innings. Pat Perry allowed six hits but issued nine walks, proving costly for the Bankers. Brennan yielded ten hits to Winchester, with Doris Conner and Marty Reardon each collecting three. Conner homered but Culpeper won the upset.
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Pat Perry
Culpeper
Brennan
Winchester
Doris Conner
Marty Reardon
Conner
Alvin Dark injures finger in fury after 1 0 loss
Giants manager Alvin Dark angered by leaving 12 men on base torn his right finger tip while throwing a stool in the Giants dressing room in Philadelphia. He was treated at Temple University Hospital and returned to his hotel.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco Giants
Alvin Dark
Giants
Dark
Temple University Hospital
Marshals Plan to Burn Over Two Tons of Seized Chicken
In Tampa, federal agents will burn more than two tons of foul fowl seized under a court order after tests showed the chicken was unfit. The U S marshal's office will destroy the birds at the city dump this week.
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Tampa
Fla
U.S
Rainy Wimbledon opens with Aussies in form
The 75th Wimbledon day was washed out delaying center court action as rain hosed the opening session. Neale Fraser beat Rudy Hernando in straight sets, Rod Laver defeated Trias Lojus, and seeds Piotrangeli Emerson Santana Ayala advanced without dropping a set. The event stalled with 16 matches complete and crowds cooling under shelters.
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John Gale
Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
America
Neale Fraser
Australia
Rudy Hernando
Hernando
Modesto
Calif
Fraser
McKinley
St. Ann
Itay
Sergei Tacchini
Rod
the Rocke
Italy
Nicola Pietrangeli
Roy Emerson
Spain
Manuel Santana
Chile
Luis Ayala
Britain
Jaycees Lead Four-Club Pony League Standings
The Jaycees hold a 3-0 record in the Pony League with the Moose and VFW tied for second at 2-2. The Elks sit at 0-3, and a key afternoon matchup between the Elks and VFW could trim the Jaycees’ lead to one game.
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Jaycees
Moose
VFW
Elks
Minor League Standings and Results Reported By Associated Press
The American Association game results include Louisville 11 over Houston 10 in 11 innings and Denver 7 at Omaha. Portland 11 defeated Salt Lake City 2, while Hawaii and International League All Stars 2 faced an unclear outcome.
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Associated Press American Association
Louisville
Houston
Denver
Omaha
Indianapolis
Dallas-Fort Tacoma
Seattle
Vancouver
San Diego
Portland
Salt Lake City
Hawaii
Int. Lgu
Cassius Clay Wins Points in Las Vegas Bout
In Las Vegas Cassius Clay of Louisville outpointed Kilo Sabedong of Hawaii. Also Benny Medina from San Francisco stopped Al Medrano of Fresno. Holly Mims of Philadelphia knocked out Jimmy Remson of Washington in Detroit.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Kilo Sabedong
Hawaii
San Francisco
Benny Medina
Fresno
Calif
al Medrano
Sacramento
Philadelphia
Holly Mims
Washington
Jimmy Remson
Detroit
Word Study Note Palpable Errors Prompt Obviousness
A daily vocabulary entry defines palpable as easily perceptible and obvious. The note contrasts clear errors with a learning aim to master a word each day. It highlights tangible clarity in language usage.
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TEX
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