Freese Breaks Major League Drought with First Home Run Since 1961
Gene Freese hits his first major league home run since September 19, 1961. The report lists teams and standings across the National and American Leagues with results from Thursday games and scheduled actions through the weekend.
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Gene Freese Strokes
Fe GS
New York
Chicago
Boston
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Two Doubleheaders On Athens Legion Schedule
Athens hosts Cambridge and Parkersburg in a weekend Legion baseball set aiming to improve an 11-9 record. Dick Bates pitched a no hitter in an 8-0 win over Cambridge. the nightcap fell 4-1. Parkersburg series also featured. remaining dates depend on rescheduling after a state tournament.
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Robert Rings
Athens Legion
Athens
Cambridge
Parkersburg
McArthur
Dick Bates
W. Va
Bannow
Zanesville Legion
Podres Key To Dodgers Margin In Tight NL Race
Dodgers ace Johnny Podres wins five straight decisions, boosting Los Angeles to a 614 game lead over Chicago as Alvin Dark praises Podres for carrying the staff. Maury Wills drives in four as L A shells Pittsburgh 10 5 behind a decisive sixth inning.
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Podres
LA Margin
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Ron Perranoski
Los Angeles Dodgers
Johnny Podres
Alvin Dark
San Francisco
Giants
Dodgers
Ton
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
Maury Wills
Earl Francis
Freese Delivers as Reds Edge Cardinals in Two-Run Win
Deep Freese homered and drove in two as Cincinnati tops St. Louis 3-2. Purkey earned the win, Owens worked in relief to escape a jam after two on with two out in the seventh. Sadecki started for St. Louis, five runs across in five innings. Freese, back from a long rehab, insists he can still run and contribute. San Francisco visits Cincinnati next as Tsitouris is set to face Giants’ O'Dell.
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San Diego
Bob Purkey
Reds
Jim Owens
Owens
Carl Sawatski
Ray Sadecki
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Tom Harper
Vada Pinson
Freese
Dick Groat
Harper
Pinson
Julian Javier
Frank Robinson
San Francisco
John Tsitouris
Giants
Billy O'Dell
Williteld
Maxvill
McCarver
Altman
Javier
A Kolb
Carmel
Ai ab-Sawatski
Musial Eec
Cincinnate
Lore
Bas Pinson
Cane Terete
Obinson
Irdenas
Neers
Sadecki
Schultz
Bauta
TPO
Couveeste
Crroat
Louis
Incinnati mi
Sadeckiaroat
Javier Boy
Cardenas
Ana Iyleticardenas Rose
AY Pavletich
St Louis
Palmer sees Hart lead early as Boros eyes chance
Arnold Palmer predicted an early chase at the Dallas Athletic Club as Dick Hart shot a 66 to lead the PGA championship after Julius Boros posted a 74 opening round. Boros trails Hart by eight strokes after Hart dominated the day with a brilliant 66 while Boros had four three putts. Palmer noted Boros remains in strong position with a 69 overall but Hart sparked momentum in round one.
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Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gary Player
Dallas, Tex
Athletic Country Club
Dallas
Tex
Dallas Athletic Club
Dick Hart
Julius Boros
Julius
Hart
Defending Women’s Champ Is Far Back in Open Golf
In Cincinnati ailing back and light weight overwhelm the field as Mary Mills, 23 from Gulf Hills Mississippi, and Clifford Ann Creed, 24, compete in the second round of the 1963 Women’s National Open Golf Tournament. Creed, a tiny challenger, moves forward while Mills struggles.
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Cincinnati
Mary Mills
Gulf Hills
Miss
Clifford Ann Creed
Bru
Hart shoots elusive ace leads PGA field at Dallas
Dick Hart of Hinsdale Illinois carded a 66 in round one at the Dallas Athletic Club. Julius Boros Jack Nicklaus Bob Charles Mason Rudolph Shelley Mayfield Penn lead a high profile group tied at 69 while Tony Lema stays in contention with a 70.
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Palmer
Tony Lema
Dallas Athleic Club
Tony
Hart
Hinsdale
Bob Charles
Mason Rudolph
Shelley Mayfield
Dallas
Earl Motz Tops Athens Tennis Ladder Ranking
Earl Motz leads the first Athens Tennis Association ladder released by secretary treasurer Bob Darcy. Others include William Meagher Howard Myers and James Mason. The ladder allows challenges to the player above, with winners moving up.
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Earl Motz
Athens Tennis Association
Bob Darcy
Motz
William Meagher
Howard Myers
James Mason
Darcy
Sid Roach
Roger Finley
Dick Beagle
Joe Brzusek
Paul Efaw
Finlay
Gerald
Athens Pee Wee Dodgers Beat Cardinals 8 6
Dodgers edge Cardinals 8 to 6 in a Tuesday Pee Wee league game. Indians overpower Bluebirds 11 to 2. Tuesday slate includes Dodgers vs Yankees at 1 p.m.
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Athens
Pee Wee
Dodgers
Cardinals
Indians
Bluebirds
Yankees
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Rambler, Inc
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