Cubs Topple Cardinals in 7 as Haller Debuts with Grand Slam
A wild ballgame ends with the Cubs beating the Cardinals 7 in a clash highlighted by Tom Haller’s first grand slam for the Giants Hodges era moves to the Senators. Mills Jr. leads Edgewood in a memorial golf event with a 74 gross and 7 handicap as the 15th annual Little 500 sprint runs at Indianapolis Speedway.
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Indianapolis track finals loom in Memorial Day classic
In Indianapolis limits the sanctioned race caps the Memorial Day classic as Jim McCune clocks 59.90 seconds for a quick lap but fails to beat the day’s record. Drivers like Arnie Knepper Pete Fosse and Jerry Daniels vie for front-row starts in a field including Dicke and Rigsby, with Sun Cune and White among notable entrants in the one mile standard race.
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Kaats Hitter Upsets Boston In 3 1 Contest
Local speedway notes highlight rookie of the year contenders for Memorial Day events. Anderson’s own Mew Withey and Ke Amick of Muncie figure among rising stars with Parnelli Jones and Johnny Rutherford among past contenders tied to the Indianapolis scene. Local driver Duman of Dearborn and Tinglestad of Dayton prepare for the 500 lap challenge as Hoover Motor Express eyes a record turnout. Top figures like Farmer and A J Shepherd are also noted for crossing between the local classic and the Indianapolis show.
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Hodges Named Washington Manager For Remainder Of 1963
Gil Hodges was appointed manager of the Washington Senators for the rest of the 1963 season and 1964, replacing Vernon, who will stay as an administrative assistant. Selkirk announced Hodges’s hiring after Mets approval, saying Hodges aims to rebuild the club with a long term plan.
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