Colts Hold Off Braves as 45s Rallying But Lose 11-7
Milwaukee defeated Colt .45s 11 to 7 after a high scoring game at Colt Stadium. Eddie Mathews hit a first inning homer and Lou Klimp, Hank Aaron and other Braves players drove in runs. Lee Maye, Frank Bolling, and Spangler contributed for Milwaukee while Pedro Runnels and Don Dillard provided late pushes for Houston. Colt pitchers struggled, leaving Bobby Bragan to shuffle the bullpen and prepare for next games.
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Joe Torre
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Hal Woodeshick
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Yankees Indians brawl at Yankee Stadium sparks lingering scars
A it sparked by a beanball fight between pitchers led to a tense melee at Yankee Stadium. Yankees star Joe Pepitone and Indians' Fred Whitfield were central figures, while Indians rookie Larry Brown required four stitches after a spike wound. Manager Birdie Tebbetts projected lasting effects, and Ralph Houk recalled the chaotic scene with humor as Yogi Berra also commented on the confrontation.
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Yankee Stadium
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Joe Pepitone
Indians
Fred Whitfield
Birdie Tebbetts
Cleveland
Larry Brown
Dick Howser
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Tebbetts
Providence College
Yankee
Ralph Houk
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Pepitone
Whitfield
Gray
Percy Portis Elected Lettermen President
The Baytown Ex-Letterman Association elected officers at their 1963 kickoff banquet at the Rebel Inn. Percy Portis was elected president with Happy Baughman as vice president, Bill Parrish secretary, and Bill Fortinberry treasurer. The gathering drew about 100 members and 1964 Ganders and coaches. The 1963 Ganders dedicated the season to late Bert Black. Athletic Director Dan Stallworth outlined 1963 goals. Pete Sultis introduced players and evaluated the team. Arizona is playing its 63rd year football.
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Ex-Letterman Association
Rebel Inn
Percy Portis
Happy Baughman
Bill Parrish
Bill Fortinberry
Ganders
Bert Black
Athetic
Dan Stallworth
Fred Y Wartman
Port Arthur
Cecil Suthpin
Pete Sultis
Dodgers limp as Reds, Cardinals win. NL lead trimmed
Dodgers lose to Cincinnati 3-1 as Jim O'Toole limits LA to five hits, dropping four of five. Dodgers score in bottom of the inning but remain hit-shy overall, with Tommy Davis the lone regular above .300. Cardinals beat San Francisco 6-3 to seize second place. Giants fall 6.5 games back.
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Dodgers
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Dodger
Tommy Davis
Reds
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Pinson
Robinson
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San Francisco
Giants
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Minnesota
New York Yankees
Washington
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Senators
Dick. Phillips
O'Toole
Gordy Coleman
Don Drysdale
Willie Davis
Tommy Harper
Ihres
Liston Jovial After Norway News Conference
MYSEN Norway AP Sonny Liston joked during a post exhibition news conference with adviser Jack Nilon. They argued about how long to train before a possible bout with Ingemar Johansson as well as potential opponents Cassius Clay and Floyd Patterson. Negotiations with Clay had stalled but some talks could resume.
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Mysen
Norway
Sonny Liston
Jack Nilon
Liston
Ingemar Johansson
New York
Go-Round of the Southwest Conference Football Prospects
The piece surveys SWC recruiting battles shaping the 1962 season with Baylor Arkansas Texas Rice TCU Houston and Oklahoma State in play. It highlights Jerry Lamb Geren Graham and Hayden Fry, notes broadcast and scouting opinions, and predicts NCAA scrutiny over conference talent dealings.
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Big Eight
Bind
Larry Caray
St. Louis Cardinal
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Hasttin
Hayden Fry
Pony League Second Round Action Sparks Wins
Washington Pennsylvania AP Marietta Georgia defeats Canoga Park California 30 Evansville Indiana tops Bridgeport Connecticut 7 4 in Pony League World Series second round. Keener pitches a two hitter Lambert allows one hit Kenner fans 35 in three innings as workers also play tonight in double elimination setup.
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Palmer Pushes Money Past $100,000 Mark
DUNEDIN Fla AP The 4 00 Arnold Palmer won for his second place finish in the American Golf Classic Sunday pushed his winnings past the $100,000 mark for the year. Jack Nicklaus, who won $2,200, remained in second place, more than 318,600 behind Palmer, official PGA standings showed today. Palmer has won $101,355 and Nicklaus $83,461. Julius Boros is in third, followed by Tony Lema and Gary Player.
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Major League Baseball Tonight's Schedule Across Leagues
The card lists tonight's games: New York vs Pittsburgh with Powell and Friend, Philadelphia vs Chicago with Bennett and Jackson, Milwaukee vs Houston, Cincinnati vs Texas, Los Angeles vs San Francisco, and St. Louis vs San Francisco again. Also notes American League matchups including New York, Minnesota, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Washington, Boston, and Baltimore with various pitchers. Monday results show Minnesota 5, Washington 3, and other scores. Today's games include Los Angeles at Detroit, Chicago at Cleveland, Kansas City at Baltimore, and Boston at New York, plus Texas and Pacific Coast League and Texas League results.
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McKinley Tops Seeded Ralston in Forest Hills Test
Dennis Ralston, ranked behind McKinley and Emerson, faces a stern acid test at Forest Hills in the U S National Singles. The 21-year-old Bakersfield star must control temper and prove he can challenge top players like Osuna and Seixas as the 224-player field opens qualification rounds.
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