Mets Sweep Colt .45s Behind Lary and Fisher
New York Mets pitchers Prank Lary and Jack Fisher led a doubleheader sweep of Houston. Lary allowed two hits in five innings for a 2-0 win, while Fisher limited Houston to ten safeties as the Mets won 2-0. Chris Cannizzaro drove in runs with two singles and a double, and Ed Charles sparked a four-run fourth inning. In other NL action, Pirates’ defensive miscues cost them a lead and Giants win, while Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and New York also posted victories.
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Prank Lary
Jack Fisher
New York Mets
Houston
Larry
Fisher
Mets
Chris Cannizzaro
Met
Ranepool
Ken Johnson
Larvale
Bob Lillis
Nellie Fox
Lary
Rghthander
Roy McMillan
San Francisco Giants
Pirates
Giants
San Francisco
Bill Mazeroski
Bob Bailey
Jim Pagliaroni
Bailey
Hal Lanier
Lanier
Pagiuron
Rooke
the Mays
Mazeroski
Jose Pagan
Mays
F Ram
Matty Alou
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Billy O'Dell
Donn Clendenon
Jerry Lynch
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Jack Baldschun
Baldschun
Chris Short
Frank Howard
Ron Fairly
Clay Dalrymple
Reds
Julian Javier
Bill White
Vada Pinson
Los Angeles ‘Dodgers
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Louis
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Bunker
Raecky Colavilo
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Bob Johnson J
McNally
Charles
Ken Harrelson
Johnson
Jim’ Gentile
Doc Edwards
Joe Pepitone
Roger Maris
Q Viet
Jead
Tony Oliva
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Camilo Pascual
Bob Allison
Twins
Rich Rollins
Killebrew
Pizarro
Bill Skowron
Ron Hansen
Jim King
Senators
Gary Bell
Indians
Jack Kralick
Tigers
Leon Wagner
Bob Chance
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Pedro Ramos
Norm Cash
Gates Brown
Toe Sparma
Chance
Dick Radatz
Red Sox
Billi Kmonbouquette
Ed Bressoud
Boston
Dick Stuart
Angels
Bobby Knoop
Killebrew Hits Another as Orioles Strive for AL Lead
Wally Bunker wins his 12th for Baltimore in a doubleheader split with Kansas City. Harmon Killebrew belts his 36th for Minnesota as the Yankees rally at Minnesota. Ed Charles’ ninth inning homer completes a late A’s comeback and knocks Baltimore from first. Cleveland takes a doubleheader, Boston edges L A Angels, and other scores gloss the pennant picture with mixed results.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Hank Bauer
Wally Bunker
Orioles
Bauer
Bunker
Kansas City
Wonder
Harmon Willebrew
Yankees
Minnesota
Baltimore
Dave McNally
McNally
A's
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Steve Barber
Ed Charles
Barber
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Barker
al Downing
Killebrew
Juan Pizarro
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Washington IH
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Detroit
Boston
Los’ Angeles Angels
Philadelphia
Nichols On Schedule In Following Ben's Example
Bobby Nichols, Kentucky born golfer from St. Xavier High School in Louisville, survived a severe auto crash and recovered to win the 46th PGA Championship with a record 271. He credits inspiration from Ben Hogan and plans to use prize money for a shrine to Saint Thomas, while his career climbs with wins in 1960 1962 and 1963 and a growing family.
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Bobby Nichols
Louisville
St. Aeamer Tien
Arr Ae
Bobby
Nichols
Ben Hogan
Hogan
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Midland
Tex
Oakmont
Nancy
PGA
Texas Stars to clash with Pennsylvania in Big 33 game
Hershey Pennsylvania hosts the 1963 Big 33 all star football clash between Texas and Pennsylvania prep stars under the lights at Hershey Stadium. Texas coach Bobby Layne says his offense will be pro type with ground and air balance, while Pennsylvania uses the platoon system and features a heavier backfield.
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Hershey Stadium
Bobby Layne
Texans
Layne
George
Lefty) James
Howard van Loon
Rotan
P. D. Shabay
Graham
Wilmer Cooks
Dallas Madison
Ken Hebert
Pampa
Rusty Harris
Abilene
Dave Dickey
Palestine
Jerry Briggs
San Antonio Lee
Bob Young
Hillsboro
Bill Spencer
Galena Park
Jim McGrath
Wichita
Jim Russell
Hurst Bell
Otto Graham
Bears
Galimore-Farrington
Cleveland Browns
Coast Guant Academy
Northwestern University
NBL
Pete Beathan
Southern
California
George Mira
Miami
Florida
Jack Concannon
Boston
College
Chicago Tribune
Ties, Inc
Albuquerque Surges Past San Antonio in Seven Run Rally
Albuquerque exploded for five runs in the seventh to whip league-leading San Antonio 7-1 behind the hitting, pitching in a game where Tulsa’s Nelson Briles fanned 13 El Paso batters as the Oilers beat the Sun Kings 4-1. Pat House edged Fort Worth 1-0 in a pitching duel with Bill Ballou. House faced 28 batters. Ballou yielded five hits but suffered the loss.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
San Antonio
Chris Zachary
Tulsa
Nelson Briles
el Paso
Oilers
Sun Kings
Austin
Pat House
Fort Worth
Bill Ballou
House
Mack Kuykendall
Ballou
Broad Weekend Scores Across Leagues Mentioned
A jumble of results shows Baltimore beating Kansas City and Cleveland toppling Detroit, with Chicago and Washington also posting wins. Other noted games include Boston, New York, and Los Angeles performing, plus Texas and International League results and Pacific Coast League actions across multiple cities and venues.
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Ashinghea
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Kansas
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Detroit
Chievoo
Washington
Boston
Spey
Almasota
Cleveland
Stonge Boltlrepre
Aerate
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Wilsga
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Chance
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Vonnets
Gene Boston
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Iecadiy
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Rochester
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Portland
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Oklahoma City
Spokane
Seattle
Leaders National League Batting and Pitching Leaders
Summary of top NL batting and pitching stats including Williams and Clemente leading hits, Santo and Williams strong runs batted in, Koufax and Marichal 135 decisions split, strikeout leaders Koufax and Drysdale, Oliva and Killebrew among American League leaders with standout home runs and stolen bases. includes Carl Yastrzemski and Fregosi among leaders.
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Williams
Chicago
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Muays
San Francisco
Alten
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Pinson
Cincinnati
Mome Ruts
Mags
San
Frank Willams
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Koufax
Marichal
Drysdale
Olive
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Allison
Stuart
Boston
Killebrew
Hils O Oliva
Baltimore
Bressoud
Asa Oliva
Yastrzemski
Fregosi
Versalles
Powell
Fort Worth Hosts World Coaching School For Sports Leaders
Fort Worth welcomes coaches from across the nation for a four day clinic on gridiron court diamond and track. pre enrollment hit 2 297 surpassing last year. lectures from Bill Faston Wayne Hardin Charles McLendon and others. hall of honor inductions set for Thursday luncheon.
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Fort ‘Worth
Houston
L. W. McConachie
Texas High School Coaches Association
Texas
Daniel Meyer _ Collis
Fabian
Lemley
McAdoo
North
Foster Martini
Jeff Davis
Texas Christian University
San Antonio
Corpus’ Corpus Christi
Warren McVea
Linus Baer
Corpus,Christi
Mississippi State
Gus Ganakas
Lansing
Mich
Clif Gustafson
South San Antonio High Schoo
Elmer Brown
Eck. Curtis
Tom Dennis
Claude Kellam
Roy Needham
Palmer Putting Shares First Spot
Arnold Palmer recovered his putting touch with a four under 67 to share the second round lead at 138 in the Canadian Open. Bill Collins, coming back strong after back surgery, shot 68 to join Palmer. Rex Haxter and Billy Casper were one behind at 139, while Casper tied the course record with 66.
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Arnold Palmer
Bill Collins
Grossinger
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Palmer
Collins
Pinegrove
Callins
Rex Haxter
Amarilllo
Tex
Billy Casper
Corona
Rob Shave Jr
Willoughby
Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Texas Stars Meet Okies In Oil Bowl
Wichita Falls AP reports the Oil Bowl charity game August 21 features Texas and Oklahoma senior stars. Texans coached by Johnny Dunn and Grant Teaff with 17 of 24 Texas players named. Sooners to be chosen. Shrine sponsors in Wichita Falls raise funds for crippled children in both states.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Johnny Dunn
Tarleton State
Grant Teaff
McMury College
Yanks Beat Deer Park 60 to Stay Alive in District Play
The Yanks of the Junior Teen League defeated Deer Park 60 in Texas City District Tournament action to stay in the running for the district title. Clyde Williams led with timely hitting and solid fielding plus three runs scored. Deer Park fared with sharp defense despite the late rally. The winner's Williams pitched well as Allen Hines walked and stole, but Baytown’s squad solidified late with critical plays and timely hits to seal the win 60.
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Deer Park
Texas City
Baytown
Texas City High School
Robinson Park
le Marque
Big Springs
Johnny Black
Carl Green
Elbert Barringer
Dean Littlepage
Black
Littlepage
Allen
Williams
Tomlinson
Beckman
Bishop
Green
Askey
Deer
Park
Hines
Inurn
Allen Hines
Clyde Williams
Randy Beckman
Wiliams
Baytonians
Indians
Stanley Ship
Robinson
Sec
Deer Parker
Nsame
Yankmana
Bears Edge Stars In Sweltering All-Star Showdown
In a heat soaked Soldier Field matchup the Chicago Bears beat the college All-Stars 20 17 as QB Rent VanderKelen and WR Bob Jencks led a clutch air attack. The Bears seek revenge after a poor last All-Star showing and have pledged the 1964 season to their injured teammates, amid a dramatic pregame buildup.
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Chicago
Bears
Green Bay Packers
Franking
Leahy
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
VanderKelen
Toela
Bob Jencks
Packers
Northwestern
National Football League
Alex Agase
Pame
Puanda
George Halas
Al‘ready
Willie Gallimore
John Farrington
Braves In State Play Braves In State Play
The Baytown Optimist Club Braves Sophomore League won District IV and advance to the state tournament facing the District VI winner at 6 p.m. Monday at Pasadena Continental Field. Tommy Adrian is expected to start after a 1-0 district-clinching win over the La Marque representative in Deer Park.
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Baytown Optimist
Baytonians
Pasadena
S la Marque
Deer Park
Tommy Adrian
Adrian
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