Indians Pay $60,000 For Infielder Bonus Time
The Indians paid a reported $60,000 for infielder Ralph Michael Gagliano of Memphis a 17 year old brother of Phil Gagliano. Miami Twins signed Eddie Hill and Mickey Haien in the $10,000 to $20,000 range. The Mets gathered Gary Haverly Dave Miller Francis Raley Ron Taylor and James Bethke with modest outlays.
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Blue Moon
Perquimans County
Cleveland Indians
Ralph Michael Gagliano
Memphis
Phil Gagliano
St. Louis Cardinals
Indians
Gagliano
Minnesota Twins
Eddie Hill
Bristol
Kan
Dave Miller
Wake Forest
Francis Raley
Baltimore Junior College
Ron Taylor
University of Houston
James Bethke
Kansas City
Cincinnati Open Qualifier Shows Local Pros Strong
Bradley Anderson 25 of Scioto Country Club won medalist honors at Clovernook with 69 71 for 140 two under par in the 36 hole open qualifier. He leads a field that included amateur Bob Littler Ohio University and pro Larry Snyder of Ashland with 142.
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Bradley Anderson
Scioto Country Club
Columbus
Anderson
Clovernook
Coldstream
Bob Littler
Ohio University
Don Finsterwald
Sam Carmichael
Martinsville
Ind
Larry Snyder
Ohio U
Ashland
Littler
Snyder
Wagner Takes Over Majors RBI Lead In Cleveland Rally
Cleveland slugger Leon Wagner moved into the major league RBI lead with 46 as the Indians beat the Angels 6 3 in a four run eighth inning. Wagner and Bob Chance hit back to back homers after Vic Davalillo and Dick Howser reach base in the late frame. Wagner now trails Harmon Killebrew by three in homers and leads the league in RBIs as Cleveland trails in the series. Dick Donovan starts for Cleveland against Fred Newman in tonight's game.
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Leon Wagner
Cleveland Indians
Wagner
Vic Davalillo
Dick Howser
Tribe
Bob Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Sonny Siebert
Howser
Chance
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
RBI
Los Angeles
Barry Latman
Joe Adcock
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Dick Stuart
Boston Red Sox
Joe Azcue
al Smith
Bob Lee
Willie Smith
Dick Donovan
Angel
Fred Newman
Senators
A’s
Ed Charles
Rocky Colavito
George Alusik
Moe Drabowsky
Don Demeter
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Twins
Norm Cash
Detroit
Dave Wickersham
Larry Sherry
Indians
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Torres
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Eae
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Whitfield
McMahon
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Penne
Brown
Ttewe
Azcue
Siebert
Abernathy
A. Smith, Jr
Cleveland Tenner
Ood
Gosi
Angeles
Eveland
Dayalillo
HR — Chance
Smith
S.—Chanes
Aberna Ray
McHaben
Paparella Pepcent
Umont
ObiMure
No-Hitter Attempt Fails As Koufax Secures 100th Win
Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers loses the no-hitter bid in the fifth inning when Deron Johnson hits a home run. Koufax still earns his 100th victory as Cincinnati falls 2-1. Roseboro drives in a run in the sixth to seal the win after Willy Davis and Maury Wills set up the scoring. Other Monday games see Hank Aaron homer for Milwaukee, Leon Wagner leading Cleveland, and Detroit routing Minnesota.
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Los Angeles
Jim King
Washington
Kansas City
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St. Louis
San Francisco
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Johnson
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Boros
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Rube Waddell
Felipe Alou
Braves
Aaron
Hal Brown
Milwaukee
Alou
Lee Maye
Dave Roberts
Colts
Tony Cloninger
Houston
King
Don Zimmer
Open qualifying continues today for U S Open golf
Former Open champions and top players seek one of 39 Detroit berths as sectional rounds push toward the Washington championship. Sixty five total spots at four sites include scores by Chick Harbert Sam Snead Cary Middlecoff and Julius Boros among others. Bill Bisdorf fired 67 66 133 at Rolling Hills to lead the Denver qualifying.
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Washington
Detroit
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Sam Snead
Tommy Bolt
Bob Rosburg
Jim Ferrier
Jerry Barber
Bob Goalby
Johnny Pott
Art Wall
Joe Campbell
Gay Brewer
Tommy Aaron
Ebby Nichols
Ken Venturi
Doug Sanders
Rex Baxter
Phil Rodgers
New York
Cary Middlecoff
Doug Ford
Vic Herbert
Jim Turnesa
Ed Furgol
Lew Worsham
Denny Shute
Pittsburgh
Chandler Harper
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Bisdorf
Denver
Rolling Hills
Hutchinson to Join Reds Today Title
Fred Hutchinson Reds manager underwent a chest cancer checkup in Seattle and planned to fly to Los Angeles to join the team. He awaited test results that would determine if he could rejoin the Reds or need to stay in Seattle for further treatment.
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Seattle
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles
Reds
Swedish Hospital
Tumor Institute
Orliss Wildermuth
Fred
Little League Action Opens At Ath Enues Mill St Fields
Opening night features Kiwanis versus Gasco Nye versus Jaycees and Medics versus K of C at the Mill Street athletic fields starting 5 p.m. Rotary crushed Steps 33 to 1 Jonesys beat Lions 11 to 3 Moose blanked Kaslers 29 to 0.
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Kiwanis
Gasco
Nye
Jaycees
Medics
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Mill St
Rotary
Steppes
Jonesy
Lions
Moose
Kasler
Registration Needed For Tourney Play In 1964 District
Point Pleasant softball commission reminds all area teams to register with the Amateur Softball Association for 1964 to be eligible for district summer tournaments. Unregistered teams or those playing unsanctioned events lose 1964 eligibility. USA registration fee is $4. Longtime pro George Bayer’s last win was the 1960 St Petersburg Open.
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Amateur
USA
George Bayer
Baseball standings and schedule blur in league update
National League notes show San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee Los Angeles Chicago Houston New York results with rainouts and twi night games. American League lists Chicago Baltimore New York Cleveland Minnesota Boston Detroit Washington LA Kansas City with multiple matchups and doubleheaders.
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Cincinnati
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Sooes
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Boston
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Kansas City
AFL Pension Plan Set for Players and Staff
New York report says the American Football League approves a pension and insurance plan for players coaches and trainers with five years service retroactive to 1960. It guarantees $10 monthly per year of service and a $12,000 life insurance policy, plus a 12 month hospitalization plan for survivors after final squad cuts.
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Joe Foss
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