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Miff, 1944 HOM ARKANSAS Figures and Facts About World Series By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS W. L. Ptt. St. Louis (N) 4 3 .571 'New York (A) 3 4 .429 Game New York 030 010 12 2 St; Louis 110 004 12 0 Ford, Downing (6), Sheldon (8) and Howard; Sadecki, Schultz (7) and McCarver.

Sadecki. Home runs New York, Tresh. St. Louis, Shannon. Second Game New York 000 101 12 0 St.

Louis 001 000 7 0 Stottlemyre and Howard; Gibson, Schultz (9), Richardson (9), Craig (9) and McCarver. Stottlemyre. Home York, Linz. Third Game St. Louis 000 010 6 0 New York 010 000 5 2 Simmons, Schultz (9) and Me- Carver; Bouton and Howard.

Bouton. Home York, Mantie. Fourth Game St. Louis 6 1 New York. 300 000 6 1 Sadecki, Craig (1), Taylor (6) and Downing, Mikkelsen (7), Terry (8) and Howard, Home Louis, Boyer.

Fifth Game St; Louis-000 020 000 10 1 New York 000 000 02 6 2 Gibson and McCarver; Stottlemyre, Reniff (8, Mikkelsen (8) and Howard. Home runs New York, Tresh. St. Louis, McCarver. Sixth Game New York 00 012 050-8 10 0 St.

Louis 100 000 10 1 Bouton, Hamilton (9) and Howard; Simmons, Taylor (7), Schultz (8), Richardson (8), Humphreys (9) and McCarver. Home York, Maris, Mantle, Pepitone. Seventh Game New York 9 2 St. Louis 000 330 10 1 Gibson and McCarver; Stottlemyre, Downing (5), Sheldon (5), Hamilton (7). Mikkelsen (3) and Howard.

Stottlemyre. Home runs St. Louis, Brock, K. Boyer. New York, Mantle, C.

Boyer, Linz. Financial Figures Seventh Game Net iu gomm.issipnei;!s. 76JJJ14 New York club's St. Louis club's share ''American League's share $42:164.45 National League's share $42,164.46 Seven-Game Totals Net Commissioner's Player's share $696,520.15 New York club's St. Louis club's C.American League's share 1302,547.40 National League's share Farm Exhibits Grand Female of Show Weather Continued Prom rage Om ARKANSAS Fair through Saturday, Highs today 70s.

Lows tonight 42-52. A little warmer Saturday. Forecasts: ARKANSAS-Clear with little temperature change through Saturday. Low tonight 42 to 54. High Saturday 76 to 84.

LOUISIANA Partly cloudy and mild through Saturday. Low tonight 44 to 54. High Saturday 70 to 78. 9 Arkansas Regional Forecast By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Central Arkansas Clear through Saturday. A little wann- er Saturday.

Low tonight upper 40s to low 50s. High Saturday upper 70s to low 80s. Southeast and Southwest through Saturday. Low tonight 44 lo 52. Warmer Saturday.

High 76 to 82. Northeast and Northwest Arkansas through Saturday. Low tonight in 40s. Warmer Saturday. High 78 to 84.

State Briefs LITTLE ROCK Stages: Van Buren Muskogec Little Rock Pine Bluff Batesville Newport Clarendon Arkadclphia Camdcn 35 22 23 25 23 26 26 17 26 (APMUvef 4.1 O.I 4.8 Unch Unch 0.3 7.5 2.3 10.8 0.5 Unch 0.1 6.9 0.2 6.9 0.8 $302.547.40 ST. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) The box score of the seventh game of. the 1964 World Series: New York (A) AB Bl 0 A Linz ss B. Rich'son Maris cf.

Mantle rf Howard Pepitone Ib If C.Bbyer 3b Stptt'myre aHegan Downing Sheldon, Hamilton Mjkkelsen cBlanchard Totals St. Louis (N) Flood cf Brock If White Ib 3b Groat ss McCarver Shannon rf Maxvill 2b Gibson Totals 5 2b 5 4 4 4 4 2 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 35 0 0 0 4 4 4 3 2 .4 3 4 33 0000 0 ..0 0 0 0 0 0 9 5 24 13 HBIO A 002 1 0 1 FREEDA'S ANGUS FARM OF HOPE EXHIBITED the Grand Champion Female at the Arkansas Livestock Show held in Little Rock. The winner is Ebonys M. Blackcap FAF 8 from Freeda's Angus Farm also won the title of Angus Calf Champion at the Oklahoma State Fair in Tulsa. IN THE PICTURE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ernest President of Arkansas Angus Association; Mrs.

Freeda Greenan. president of Freeda's Angus Farm and Wayne Griffith, manager of the farm. ABR 5 2 2 3 0 1 1 1 0 10 0 6 1 1 9 3 5 0 27 Americans Continue to Win Medals By TED SMITS Associated Press Sports Editor TOKYO Stouder, 15-year-old school girl from Glendora, Calif, smashed another world record, -collected her third Olympic medal and led the United States forces' Karen Is Homed Homecoming Queen FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) Arkansas foot 7 ball team has chosen Karen Carlson, Miss Arkansas a 'd first runnerup. in the Miss America pageant, as University of Arkansas'horiiecoining queen.

She will reign at the 43rd annual homecoming football game 'Nov. 14 when the llazorbacks play, Southern Methodist a Walked for Stottlemyre in 5th brStruck out for Sheldon in 7th. out for Mikkelsen in 9th: New York (A) 000 003 St, Louis (N) 000 330 10x-7 Linz, Boyer. DP- EASY JOINING AYS BE ST TIME JOIN IS NO Every day brings you one day. closer to the time when you wil) be faced with'a hospital-surgical bill.

yoy can have the BEST HELP AVAILABLE 9 for paying the bills, find out about Blue Cross-Blue Shield membership now. Enrollment is open to indi- viduals, families and employed groups. NO AGE f) LIMIT DURING OCTOBER. Information about mem- bership is free. through another day of highly productive competition in the Olympic Games Friday; The United States added four gold medals and eight over-all to its growing collection of: Olympic hardware and leads with 42 19 gold, silver and 12 bronze.

Russia has 17 gold, 7 11 bronze The other U.S. gold medsil winners were hurdler Rex Cawley, who was so excited he. forgot the pain in his leg; Wyomia Tyus, a world record, holder who wasn't supposed to win, and (he men's400-' meter medley relay swimming team But the star of the show was Miss Stouder, a 5-foot-8 blonde who attends Glendora High School She swept to a world record time of 1:047 in the women's 00-meter butterfly final and notched her second gold medal of the Games She also swam on winning relay team, became only the second woman to break iO seconds in the 100 meter reestyle when she finished second to Australia's incom jarable Dawn Fraser in that 'ourth medal as a member of he favored U.S 400-meter med- relay team The men's 400-meter medley relay team, composed of Thompson Mannof Chesapeake, Va, Bill Craig of Glendale, Calif. Fred Schmidt of Northbrook, Ill.and Steve Clark of Los Altos, also broke tlia; Charges LBJ Covered Up for Jenkins WASHINGTON (AP) Republican National Chairman Dean Burch charged today that President Johnson "covered up for years" a morals charge arrest of Walter W. Jenkins, a top Johnson Burch issued a brief statement on Jenkins' arrest, and said lie would say no irjore until Johnson addresses the.natibn tonight.

The GOP chief said he Johnson would talk sity. Homecoming maids selected were Debbie Cunningham of San Antonio, Tori Powell of Green Forest; Sally Harrington world record, winning in 3:584 0 Helena; Gail Bigge of Mena; Margaret Heard of ARK A 5 BLIH SHIELD! itllc Koik Aik. Rush FREE FOLDER explaining benefits and duts fpr member- i ship in Arkansas Blut Cross-Blue Shield. I em interested in: Individual Family Employed Group ADDRESS. JCOVNTY- HOP 10-16 Shannon and Groat.

LOB-New York (A) 6, St. Louis (N) 6. K. Boyer. flR- Brock, K.

Boyer, C. Boyer, Linz. SB-Shannon, Mc- Groat, Maxvill and White; Carver. S-Maxvill. SF.McCar- ver.

IP ER Stott'myre (L) 4 533 xDowning 0 3 3 Sheldon 2 0 Hamilton 11-3 2 Mikkelsen 2-3 0 Gibson (W) 9 9 x-Faced three men in 5th. BB-Stottlemyre 2 (McCarver, Groat), Gibson 3 (Tresh? Hegan). SO-Stottlemyre 2 (K.Boy- er, Shannon), Sheldon 2 (Snan- gan). SO-Stotilemyre 2 (K. Boyer, Shannon), Sheldon 2 (Shannon, Maxvill), Hamilton 2 (Brock, White), Gibson 9 Richardson, Mantle, Stottlemyre, Howard 2, C.

Boyer, Lopez, Tresh, Blanchard. U-Secory (N) plate, McKinley (A) first base, Burkhart (N) second base, Soar (A) third base, V. Smith (N left field, A. Smith (A) right field. A- 30,346.

before a packed house that eluded Emperor Hirohito. In all, nine world swimming records have been broken rand one tied and the powerful U.S. swimming team has collected 24 medals, including 11 gold. Cawley, a 24-year-old graduate student at Southern California, who had been bothered by a leg ailment, had his troubles' before winning the 400-meter hurdles in 496 He couldn't find his footing on the first seven hurdles then finally found his form and pulled away from the opposition, marking the sixth straight. time an won the event.

While the track' -and field and swimming teams moved merrily along, however, the unbeaten American basketball team had program of five track and field finals, but Army-officers Loncs Wigger and Tommy Pool gave a lift in shooting. Wigger, a first lieutenant from Carter, took secom in the small-bore rifle prone position and Pool, a captain from Groom, was third behind Hungary's Laszlo Bam- merl. Wigger scored 597 of a possible 600 and Pool 596. Other track winners included world record-holder Peter Sncll of New Zealand in the 800 meters, defending champion Jozcf (Schmidt of Poland in Ihe triple jjump and Mihalla Penes of Romaniain the women's javelin. The United States was blanked in all three.

a scare The United States, whichhasn't lost since the sport was introduced to the Game; in 1936, appeared to be feeling the pressure of the 43-game winning string and was hard-pressed before pulling out of a 69-61 decision ever Yugoslavia Miss Tyus a slim co-ed, took the lead 10 way. and Sarah Scott of Con- about the case on nationwide television tonight. The reference was to a 10- minute campaign talk Johnson has scheduled for 9 to 9:30 p.m., EST tonight over the Columbia Broadcasting System television network. A Democratic source said he had no reason to believe Johnson's taped speech would deal with any other subject than nuclear power. Burch said "the Walter Jenkins episode raises grave questions of national security which only the President can and The story up to 'now is only partially revealed." He continued: "President Johnson, who talks about responsibility, now has the responsibility to explain why he covered up for Jan.

15, his top aid had been arrested on a similar perversion charge." Police records show Jenkins was arrested again Oct. 7 on a morals charge. "Knowing, as he must, the THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By THE ASSOCIATD PRESS High Low Pr Albany, cloudy 78 40 Albuquerque, clear 76 47 Atlanta, rain 58 52 327 Bismarck, cloudy 79 50 Boise, cloudy 60 44 07 Boston, cloudy 75 51 Buffalo, cloudy 68 43 Chicago, clear 64 51 Cincinnati, cloudy 74 47 Cleveland, cloudy 70 42 Denver, clear 80 43 DCS Moines, clear 71 48 Detroit, clear 73 45 Fairbanks, cloudy 27 Fort Worth, clear 7fi 50 Helena, cloudy' 57 40 03 Honolulu, clear 87 75 Indianapolis, cloudy 76 41 Jacksonville, cloudy 70 56 06 uneau, rain .48 42 Kansas City, clenr 77 53 Los Angeles, cloudy76 60 Louisville.cloudy 73 51 Memphis, cloudy 60 51 Miami.cloudy 87 71 Milwaukee, clear 71 40 Mpls-StP, clear 74 40 Commissioner's Wives Con Serve LITTLE ROCK (AP) The attorney general's office ruled today that altough members of county election commissions cannot serve as election judges or wives rah. The ruling went to James T. Gooch, chairman of the Clark County Election Commission.

The office had ruled earlier in the week that commission members could not serve. vulnerability of morals offenders to blackmail," Burch said, "the President should tell us whether Mr. Jenkins was permitted to sit in on meetings of the National Security Council, meetings of the Cabinet, and otherwise given access to top military secrets." Sen. Barry Goldwater, paignihg in Denver, 1 said earlier that he would have no comment "at any time" on the Jenkins case. END RESULTS You might call Jasper the lave Capitol of the'world.

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