Colts Give Away 63 Decision To Phils
Houston hosts Philadelphia as the Phillies top the Colts 6 3 before 6 879 fans. Gift runs and sloppy baserunning plague Houston while Tony Gonzalez and Don Hoak homer for Philly. Cal McLish wobbles through relief to seal the win amid a chaotic six inning. Colt errors and base misplays fuel the Phils’ decisive victory.
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Jack Baldschun
Cal McLish
Kenny Johnson
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LSU Asked To Face Integrated Opponents
The Reveille editorials call LSU to schedule integrated opponents, noting LSU has avoided regular season games against integrated teams in recent years. The piece cites a 1962 Orange Bowl meeting with Colorado, which had Negro players, and argues LSU must face top teams with Black players to maintain a strong schedule and postseason contests.
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Lou Burnett
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Ford Strikes Again as Yankees Top Angels 8 4
Whitey Ford won his 12th straight decision and 36th win overall, pitching seven innings of six-hit ball as the Yankees defeated the Los Angeles Angels 8-4. Don Quick notes Ford's success and the Yankees’ sixth straight win, with minor league highlights from elsewhere. Olson and Houk praise the club’s defense and infield, while other games see Stigman and Kaat blank Cleveland, Kansas City sweeping Boston, and Baltimore rallying past Washington.
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Jim Hall
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Ken Harrelson
George Alusik
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Pinnesota
Pittsburgh
Central Stars Meet Galveston All Stars In Open Round
Central Stars of Baytown, coached by Dixiel Howell, begin Little League playoff action in Galveston at 7 p m Thursday facing a Galveston All-Star squad at 55th Street 21st League Park. The district title game to decide Friday's second round follows first round results.
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Galveston
Dixiel Howell
55Th Street
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Central All - Stars
Baytwon
Roger Andrews
Lance Prater
Donnie Johnston
Dudley Parkin
Jerry Acosta
Robert Hill
Braves
Joe Conway
Floyd Chutt
Ex Fisher
Lions
Roy Martinez
John Cavaretta
White Sox
Phillip Prater
Minors Scores From Pacific Coast and Texas Leagues
Scattered results show Oklahoma City 4 Portland 2 and Dallas Fort Worth 1. San Diego 4 Tacoma 4 Salt Lake City 2 Denver 4. Spokane Seattle and Hanson 4. Texas League games include San Antonio 2 Amarilla 3 and Tuisg 1 El Paso Albuquerque.
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Dallas-Fort Worth
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Tacoma
Salt Lake City
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Spokane
Seattle & Hanson
San Antonio
Austin
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Paso
Albuquerque
Kennedy on pace for 1963 NL Manager of the Year
Cubs boss Bill Kennedy leads a surprising Chicago lineup as hints emerge he will be voted the 1963 National League manager of the year. The Associated Press reports strong sentiment despite lingering doubt about the team’s resilience and recent form.
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al Spangler
Pete Runnels
Rusty Staub
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Philip K. Wrigley
Cubs
Carl Warwick
Jim Wynn
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Kennedy Bob Aspromonte
Warwick
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Mets
Colts
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Phils
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Associated Press
Bd Kennedy
Chicago Cubs
550000 Gelf Tourney To Start Today
The Western Open at Beverly Country Club opens with 135 players, including Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, for a 60th edition with 310,000 prize to the winner and substantial proceeds to the Evans Scholars Foundation. After 36 holes the field is cut to the low 70 and ties, with further cuts after 54 holes. The event marks a historic amateur note with Chick Evans, 73, the oldest in the field and a past winner.
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Beverly Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Jacky Cunit
Julius Boros
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Don Fairfield
Chicki Evans
Beverly
Evans Scholars Foundation
Stoneham blocks Candlestick use by other teams
Giants owner Horace Stoneham told Mayor George Christopher he will not permit another major league club to use Candlestick Park as a home field. The move targets Charles Finley, KC Athletics owner, who may move to Oakland. Finley said he may seek AL approval to relocate after the season, with Oakland proposing a temporary 27,500-seat stadium. Snow enriches soil by bringing down nitrogen and other elements.
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San Francisco Giants
Horace Stoneham
George Christopher
Kansas City Athletics
Charles Finley
Oakland
San Francisco Bay
Oakland Stadium
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Stoneham
Kansas City
Finnley
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Associated Press
Texas Interscholastic League prepares for big football season
Six weeks remain until the 44th Texas Interscholastic League campaign opens with 935 teams. The record field tops last year’s 918, with 17 more teams than ever before across most classifications. Defending champions are San Antonio Bradebridge AAAA Dumas AAA Jacksboro AA and Rotan A.
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Hossion Heights
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Jacksboro
Rotan
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Comanche
All Stars Scrimmage With Chicago Bears Ahead of Packers clash
RENSSELAER Ind AP The college All-Star players face a 4 full game scrimmage with the Chicago Bears on Thursday. Coach Otto Graham seeks a clear read on reaction under fire before regrouping for the August 2 game with the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field. The squad leans on aerial potential from Terry Bake Sonny Gibbs Glynn Griffing and Ron VanderKelen and concentrates on rushing the passer with linebackers Lee Roy Jordan Lee Roy Caffey and Danny Brabham aiming to pressure.
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Green Bay Packers
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Sonny Gibbs
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Glynn Griffing
Mississippi
Ron VanderKelen
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ALL Stars
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Packers
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Lee Roy Jordan
Alabama
Lee Roy Caffey
Texas A&m
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Arkansas
Herring Wins Texas Junior Tournament
Amarillo golfer James Herring won the Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce golf championship in a sudden death playoff against Bill Wade of Houston after finishing 36 holes tied at 141. The victory earns a spot in the national tournament at Midland August 18 to 23. Jerry Barrier placed third with 144, Dan Simpson and Mike Holbrook tied for fourth at 146. Charles Harris won the novice division with 148, and Mike Harrison was runner up with 150.
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James Herring
Amarillo
Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bill Wade
Houston
Midland
Jerry Barrier
Linton
Dan Simpson
Mike Holbrook
Jacksboro
Charles Harris
Tyler
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