Belinsky Grapples With Hawaii Dream Amid Angels Win
Bo Belinsky limited Cleveland to one out from a shutout as the Angels beat the Indians 4-1. He improved to 5-3 with a 3.12 ERA, while New York swept Chicago to take first in the AL and Mantle and Howard powered a Yankees victory.
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No 1963 Starters in AL All Star Lineup
New York AP. The American League starts 1963 with no players from the initial lineup returning for the July 7 game at Shea Stadium. Yankee Bobby Richardson leads with 233 votes for second base and Elston Howard catcher 217. Mantle was chosen but injured, replaced by Albie Pearson.
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Lejus Leads Russian Charge at Wimbledon Debut
Tomas Lejus 25 year old Soviet Union tennis champion headlined Russia's strong bid as Wimbledon opened. The Estonian star reached the Queen's Club final last week where Roy Emerson defeated him 12 10 6 4, signaling Russia's growing power in global tennis.
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Associated Press
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League Leaders Beat Waterloo Behind Bello Three-Hitter
Clinton remains atop the Midwest Baseball League with a 3-1 win over Waterloo as Greg Bello pitched a three-hitter and drove in a run to improve to 9-1. Fox Cities swept Cedar Rapids 13-2 and 10-2 in Appleton with Dave May homering. Burlington edged Decatur 2-1 and Quad Cities topped Wisconsin Rapids 3-0. Quincy's trip to Dubuque was rained out.
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McKinley Faces Wimbledon Ban Over Advertising Pick
Wimbledon officials weigh barring Chuck McKinley as he prepares to defend his title. The U S Davis Cup ace from San Antonio faces eligibility questions linked to a feature ad for next week’s Sunday Times. The Times plans a panel with McKinley Kramer and Mulloy on taming the big serve.
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Boxing Results From Glace Bay and San Juan
Blair Richardson knocked out Del Flanagan in Glace Bay while Marcos Morales beat Daniel Berrios on points in San Juan to claim the Puerto Rican lightweight title. Morales won the title in Puerto Rico.
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Ferrari Wins Le Mans Test as Ford Fights On
Ferrari sweep 1 2 3 with Ford Cobra in fourth amid tragedy as debris from a collision kills three spectators. Jean Guichet and Nino Vaccarello set speed 121.5 mph and distance 2911 miles. Dan Gurney and Bob Bondurant win GT category in fourth overall. Transmission trouble halts Richie Ginther and Masten Gregory. only about half of 55 starters finish.
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Nino Vaccarell
Italy
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Shelby
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Bob Bondurant
Los Angeles
Richie Ginther
Granada Hills
Masten Gregory
Kansas City
How to blast out of sand by adjusting stance and swing
Jack Warmington of Painesville Ohio asks for advice to escape sand traps. The 1964 Professional Training Aids distributed by Newspaper Enterprise Association suggests entering sand roughly 2 inches behind the ball and adjusting stance and swing for a clean blast.
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Painesville
Ohio
Newspaper Enterprise Association
NCAA Track Records Fall in Eugene Meet
Oregon State star Morgan Groth set a 1,500 meters record at 3 40.4 as Oregon tied and broke two college marks. Vic Zwolak of Villanova smashed the steeplechase record at 8 42 with three seconds under the old mark. Coach Bill Bowerman hailed the squad as potential best ever as stars prepared for AAU action in New Jersey.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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St Cloud Wins Minnesota AAU Track Championship
St. Cloud Track Club scored 50 points to capture the Minnesota AAU track and field title with Fargo-Moorhead second and Brookings third. Stan Johnson of South Dakota State swept the 100 yard dash 9.8, 220 in 22.7, and 440 in 50.5. Ron Daws won the 10,000 meters in 32 14.4. Dave Owen of Paynesville took the mile and three mile.
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Rox Gain Split With Grand Forks
The St. Cloud Rox shut out Grand Forks 5-0 behind Tom Mandile's three hit pitching. In the nightcap the Dodgers defeated Grand Forks 8-6 as Don Young hit a three run homer. Aberdeen beat Winnipeg 7-3. Duluth-Superior at Bismarck-Mandan postponed due to wet grounds.
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Cedar Key Crowned Bowling Green Champion at Aqueduct
Cedar Key the $6,500 Bowie claim who stars at four, captured his fifth straight stakes with a 3 lengths win in the Bowling Green Handicap at Aqueduct. Jockey Manuel Ycaza kept him back early as Irish Dandy chased, besting him in a 2 41 3 5 time for 15 miles on grass.
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Associated Press
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Pung Escapes Injury in Minnesota Motorcycle Crash
Joe Pung of St. Martin, captain of Minnesota basketball, escaped injury in a Sunday motorcycle accident near SPICER. Pung and his roommate Kell Korth of New Ulm were involved as both bikes went into a ditch at about 3 15 p m. Brothers Tom Backer and Doug Backer, both from New Ulm, and Korth received minor injuries.
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St. Martin
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Five Youths Tow Water Skier in Irrigation Ditch
Spokane AP reports five youngsters run along both sides of an eight foot irrigation ditch at top speed towing a child who rides a water ski. The stunt amused Sunday motorists who watched the daring display as the group defied the machine age.
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Red Cross Names Attorney to Post
Stephen L. Maxwell, assistant district attorney for Ramsey County, has been appointed to the Midwestern Area Advisory Council of the Red Cross. The 21-member council comprises Red Cross officers and board members from chapters and acts as a liaison to the national administration, contacting 1,400 Midwest chapters and the 50 member Board of Governors. Maxwell will serve as an ex officio member through this advisory group.
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Pheasant numbers drop in Minnesota roadside count
ST. PAUL AP Minnesota Conservation Department estimates a 27 percent fall in pheasants from last year. Game and Fish Commissioner Ted Shields notes an average of 107 birds per 100 miles this year, down from 146 last year and 116 in 1962.
Flash Elorde to defend junior lightweight title
Flash Elorde of the Philippines will defend his world junior lightweight crown on July 27 in Tokyo against Japanese challenger Teruo Kosaka, Hochi Shimbun reports.
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Johnston Hopkins Qualify in Olympic Trials at NCAA Meet
In Eugene Oregon Norm Johnston of Iowa State and Gayle Hopkins of Davenport Iowa earned spots in the U S Olympic trials at the NCAA track meet Saturday Hopkins placed fourth in the triple jump while Johnston finished third in the 110 meter high hurdles
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