Simmons Shuts Out Cubs as Cardinals Nip Cubs 6 0
Curt Simmons pitched his 30th career shutout, blanking the Chicago Cubs 6 0 to lift the St. Louis Cardinals within three games of the Dodgers. Bill White drove in three runs for St. Louis, while the Dodgers rested and other NL results announced.
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Eskey Praises SECUL Field Parity And Athens Slate
Athens High football coach Don Eskey told Kiwanis that any of six SECUL teams could beat any other on a given night and co-champions are possible. He noted Ironton rivals, Jackson and Gallipolis, Pomeroy, Logan, Web ton, and Middleport as strong foes, and described his young Bulldogs as hard working but error prone with eyesight issues affecting players.
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Indianapolis routs Atlanta in IL final opening win
In the International League Final, Indianapolis defeated Atlanta 10 to 4 to take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven series. Rookie hitters powered the victory, setting the tone for the series opener.
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Atlanta
Leading Hitters National League and American League totals
NL leaders include Groat and Flood at 185 hits, H Aaron with 121 RBIs, and Koufax 267 strikeouts. AL top marks feature Yastrzemski 322, Kaline 95 RBIs, and Stuart 37 homers, with Aparicio 38 steals and Versalles 13 triples.
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Los Angeles
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Milwaukee
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Cincinnati
St Louis
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Philadelphia
McCovey
San Francisco
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Perranoski
Koufax
Drysdale
Yastrzemski
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Rollins
Minnesota
Allison
Tresh
New York
Stuart
Fall Bowling Season Opens At Rollerbowl
The fall bowling season opened on Rollerbowl lanes with leaders across teams. Notable high scores include Buckley 658 team single and 1864 team series, Ridenour 212 and 524 in singles and series, and Spot Pizza leading with 1644 team series and 580 singles.
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Sunday Jack
Jill Charles Carr
Freda Bolen
Dick Erb
Francis Buckley
Buckley
Sunday McBee
Clara
Ray Riggs
Dolen
Ted Williams
Bob Horn
Shamrock Quarries and
Bobbie Widdoes
Dot Gayle
Southerton Beauty Academy
Troy General Tire
Doris Whiteside
World Series opener set for Oct two in American League city
Commissioner Ford Frick announced the 1963 World Series schedule with opening games Oct 2 and Oct 3 in the AL city, open date Oct 4, and Oct 5-7 in the NL city for games three through five, with possible games six and seven Oct 9-10 in the AL city if needed.
Grandmother from Grand Rapids Named Woman Bowler of the Year
Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids Michigan repeats as Woman Bowler of the Year for the tenth time as named by the Bowling Writers Association of America.
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Milwaukee
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids, Mich
Bowling Writers’ Association of America
Baseball Standings and Results from Monday to Wednesday
The standings show New York leading with a 95 50 record and Chicago at 82 64. Monday results include New York 6 Philadelphia 3 and Milwaukee 9 Cincinnati 2 4. Upcoming games feature San Francisco at New York and Houston at Philadelphia among others.
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Washington
Ryan named Browns starter against Redskins in opener
Cleveland selects Frank Ryan to start Sunday versus Washington after his 16 of 19 passing performance against Pittsburgh. Coach Blanton Collier notes Ninowski remains in the mix despite Ryan earning the first quarterback nod.
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Messenger Names New Sports Editor
Rowland Congdon former sports information director at Ohio University is named the new sports editor of The Messenger. He replaces James Zentmeyer who has joined the Dayton Daily News sports staff. Congdon is a 1949 Ohio University journalism graduate and previously worked at The Columbus Dispatch for five years. He covered Southeastern Ohio high school sports as a student reporter and served in the Air Force signal corps during World War II.
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Ohio University
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Dayton Daily News
Ohio
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Southeastern Ohio
Columbus Dispatch
Youngstown
Orrville
Air Force Signal Corps
Kent State Southpaw Signs With Tigers
The Detroit Tigers signed 1964 farm contracts with third baseman Wilbert Elliott of Shamokin Pennsylvania and Gary Alan Legg from Crestline Ohio. Legg, a Kent State University pitcher, will join the James town club in the New York Pennsylvania league for spring training in Lakeland Florida next March. Curt Simmons of the Cardinals threw a five hitter as St. Louis shut out Chicago 6-0 to move within three games of Los Angeles in the National League.
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Jamestown
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Bobcats From Ohio Enter Buffalo Scrimmage Week Injury Free
Coach Bill Hess reports his Ohio Bobcats completed a 214-hour scrimmage with no injuries and will continue two-a-day practices into the week. The team closes scrimmage with four first-unit scores to none for unit two as Hess notes progress and plans to scout Buffalo before the Sept. 21 home opener.
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Hess
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Bob Kappes
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George Fisher
John Frick
Dave Hutter
Ron Fowlkes
Larry Bainter
Jim Albert
Ron Curtis
Dave Robinson
Glenn Hill
Bill Taraschke
Dennis Kornowa
Rollerbowl scores and standings from Bridgwater bowling
Weekly results list multiple teams and scores from Bridgwater bowling lanes including Royal McBee Kasler's Sutton McKinstry Logan's St Allen's Meat Gateway Motor Lodge Swearingen's Ray Riggs Bee Shaft Grim Excav Quick's Drug WATH Cline's Welding Beasley Matthews Royalists Pilot Lighters Gas Co Rusty's Body Shop and others with several 0 1 2 3 point tallies and notes that results will be published next week.
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Logan's
St Allen's Meat
Gateway Motor Lodge
Swearingen's
Ray Riggs
Bee Shaft
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Quick'ss Drug Store
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UES Lee
Rusty's Body Shop
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Legal Fagles
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Bridgwater Machine
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