White Sox blank Yankees as Herbert logs five-hitter
Ray Herbert pitched a five hitter for his sixth shutout to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 6-0 win over the New York Yankees. The victory pulls Chicago within eight percentage points of the league leaders. The Tigers lost and Minnesota cut the gap behind New York with a 10-6 win over Detroit.
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Trojans Assigned to Sectional at Elk Horn
The Atlantic Trojans are placed in the Elk Horn sectional baseball tourney running July 8 to 13. Other teams include Audubon Walnut Harlan C M Elk Horn Shelby Manning. Audubon meets Walnut July 8 at 6 30 p m and Harlan meets C M. Atlantic meets Shelby July 9 at 6 30 p m with Elk Horn versus Manning in the same slot. Semis July 11 finals July 13. The Elk Horn winner advances to Stanton district July 17 19 along with Bedford Stanton and Abraham Lincoln. Bridgewater Fontanelle to Earlham tourney meets Norwalk West Des Moines winner July 10 8 p m. Griswold meets Stanton district winner July 10 8 p m. Tennis notes Mike Springelmeyer and Richard Strauss were eliminated in the Missouri Valley Junior tournament third round.
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Norwalk
Kansas City
Mike Springelmeyer
Dubuque
Richard Strauss
Iowa City
Boros Wins 1963 Brookline Playoff for U S Open Title
Julius Boros, age 43, clinches a three way playoff at Brookline to repeat his 1952 U S Open win. He defeats Jack Cupit and Arnold Palmer to earn 16000 dollars plus a 1500 bonus and heads to the Cleveland Open.
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Brookline
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Jack Cupit
Arnold Palmer
Willie Mays Trails 1962 Pace As All Star Race Heats Up
In New York Willie Mays lags behind his 1962 June pace with 1 run 2 doubles 38 home runs and 119 RBIs as talk swirls over his 100000 salary. Managers and writers note Pinson in Cincinnati tops him with higher hitting and All Star fate may hinge on votes.
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Nodaway Valley League results drive tight standings
Cumberland and Clarinda share second place at 5 1 in the Nodaway Valley league after Sunday games. Cliff Palmer drove Nodaway to a 5 4 win over Griswold with two hits in the ninth. Chuck Zimmerman delivered the deciding hit as Heard earned the win. Cumberland benefited from nine Anita errors to win 13 4 over winless Anita. A feature matchup Sunday has Cumberland hosting Clarinda at 2 p m amid a long home stand for Cumberland.
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Centre College Defeats Kentucky 87-19 in 1908
In a historic upset, Centre College shocked Kentucky by 68 points, 87 to 19, marking the Wildcats' worst basketball defeat on record. The historic game dates to 1908 and stands as a notable early clash between the programs.
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Fight Sparks Twins Victory in 10-6 Win Over Detroit
In St Paul, Vic Power and Detroit pitcher Phil Regan sparked a dugout clash with a brief fight after Power charged the plate. Minnesota Twins bombed Detroit 10-6 to sweep the three game series and finish a long home stand in 1963. Power was ejected for the altercation as both teams restored order.
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Kimball Second In PGA Open Tourney
Mickey Wright shot a 73 in the first round of the Carvel Open at Tom O’Shanter and sits three back of leader Marilynn Smith. Judy Kimball holds a one stroke edge after a 72, with Mary Lena Faulk Kathy Whiteworth and Marlene Hagge tied one back.
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Mickey Wright
Beltler
Dallas
Tom O'Shanter
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Baseball Standings and Scores From American League and National League
The column shows AL team records with New York Chicago Boston Minnesota Cleveland Los Angeles Baltimore Kansas City Detroit and Washington, plus NL St Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Milwaukee Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh and Houston. Thursday results include Cleveland 6 Boston 4 and Chicago 6 New York 6, Minnesota 10 Detroit 6, Washington 4 Kansas City 3. Schedule notes list today and Saturday games across leagues.
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Pittsburgh
Funk Named to Replace Cochran at Marsh High School
Marsh alltown High School hires 29 year old George Funk as head basketball coach succeeding Ev Cochran who left to coach at Northern Illinois University. Funk is a Peoria native and Drake University alumnus who coached at Ida Grove and Knoxville High School with a 1959 63 tenure. Dolph Schayes leads NBA regular season scoring with 19 115 points.
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Phillies Rookie May Reach 20 Wins in NL
Ray Culp, Philadelphia’s 21 year old right hander, is halfway to 20 victories as the Phillies beat Pittsburgh 13 4. He won his 10th game despite trouble in the seventh, with 18 Phillies hits and Johnny Callison homering and tripling in a cycle year first.
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Recreation Baseball Schedules Issued for Summer Leagues
Howard Justice announces summer schedules for 1-3 and 4-6 baseball leagues. Games run Monday Wednesday Friday mornings at 8 30 9 30 and 10 30 with a Tuesday 6 15 pm game for 4-6 and Thursday 6 pm game for 1-3. Next week 1-3 features Twins Dodgers Mets Yankeees Smashers Tigers. 4-6 includes Cards Dodgers Giants Braves Angels Mets.
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Eighteen Teams Enter Marne Cub Baseball Tourney
Eighteen teams enter the Marne Cub tournament opening Sunday with four games. Sunday schedule lists Lewis vs Kimballton at 2 p.m., Anita vs Marne at 4 p.m., Creston vs Avoca at 6 p.m., and Audubon vs Hancock at 8 p.m. Monday features Adair-Casey meeting Cumberland-Massena at 4 p.m. Atlantic plays.
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Local Schedule Highlights Tennis North Basketball Nets
Walnut at 6 p.m. and Extra meet Portsmouth at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Shel by and Jacksonville face off at 4 p.m. Harlan plays Ham burg at 6 p.m. Kim ballton-Lewis and Anita Marne winners meet at 8 p.m. Quarterfinals on Wednesday and Friday. Semifinals Saturday. Finals Sunday night.
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Portsmouth
Shelby
Jacksonville
Harlan
Hamburg
Kimballton - Lewis
Anita Marne
Davenport bowling owners face civil rights complaint
Paul Ives of the Davenport Human Relations Commission plans another meeting next week to discuss a complaint alleging Davenport bowling proprietors discriminated against a Negro women's bowling league. The lane owners met on Wednesday but said no city government representatives attended.
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Paul Ives
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Stars Pitching Nets Sixth Shutout for White Sox
Ray Hebert hurled his sixth shutout and second vs first-place New York as Chicago defeated the Yankees 6-0. Johnny Callison of the Phillies hit for the cycle in a 13-4 win over Pittsburgh with a single, double, triple, and homer.
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Visitors and relatives listed in local social notes
A long list of visitors and extended family stayovers and day visits from California Washington Oregon Nebraska and Colorado, including Grant Hepler Koplin Stautz Straight Weitman Weston Embree Mullen Woodward Jones and others. The item ends with a safety line urging Dont drive you drink.
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San Bruno
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Connie
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Fred Davis
Jay Stautz
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Wash
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Leslie
Clifford Embree
Owen Mullen
Hal Woodward
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Turner, Ore
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Ward Ashbaugh
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Santa Ana
L. C. Schuler
Oakland
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Plattsmouth
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Howard Mier
Fort Collins
Colo
Lloyd Taylor
Motorists Urged to Follow Stop Signs in View of Public Safety
A local notice warns drivers that stop signs must be obeyed strictly and not treated as cues to slow down. The report recalls historical trivia mentioning Voltaire allegedly drinking 50 cups of coffee daily at age 80.
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