Eight Remain in Women's Amateur Quarter Finals
At Taconic Golf Club in WilliamstownMass eight players survived to the quarterfinals of the63rd Women's National Amateur Championship led by defending champion JoAnne Gunderson and Seattle veteran Ann Quast Wells. Notable 16yearolds Janis Ferraris and Peggy Conley advanced alongside Carol Sorenson Judy Bell Helen Sigel Wilson and Phillis Semple. Wells upset two prior winners advancing with consistent underpar play across 30 holes. Gunderson, facing a stiff field, edged Cookie Swift Berger 3 and2 after a 5 and4 win over Pippy Rooney OConner.
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Williamstown
Mass
West Coast
Janis Ferraris
San Francisco
Peggy Conley
Spokane
Wash
Rochester
N.Y
Taconic Golf Club
JoAnne Gunderson
Providence
R.I
Ann Quast Wells
Seattle
Gunderson
Kirkland
Cookie Swift Berger
Eggertsville
Pippy Rooney O’conner
Wellesley Hills
Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl Set at Dartmouth Memorial Stadium
Windsor reports the tenth annual Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl will be played at Dartmouth Memorial Stadium this Saturday at 2 p.m. A parade precedes the game featuring Shrine units high school bands and hospital dignitaries. Tickets are available by mail to Box 1966 Hanover NH or by phone. Both teams toured Shrine Hospitals in Springfield and Montreal before training camp and expect a strong matchup.
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Windsor
Dartmouth Memorial Stadium
Shrine
Board of Governors
Hanover
N.H
Springfield
Montreal
Federal boxing czar deemed unconstitutional
Asheville attorney John Y. Jordan Jr. told the WBA convention in Miami Beach that Kefauver’s bill to create a federal boxing commissioner in the Justice Department is unconstitutional. The session focused on return bout contracts as a separate issue.
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Miami Beach
Fla
World Boxing Association
John Y. Jordan Jr
Asheville
N.C
WBA
Estes Kefauver
Justice Department
Jordan
Congress
Kefauver
Senate
Abe Greene
Carey Hurls One-Hitter For Dodgers In 16-1 Win
North Bennington Dodgers defeat Braves 16-1 in five innings as Carey allows one hit. Jim Carey powers the offense with a home run, a double and two singles. Mike Carey accounts for Braves’ only hit and RBI.
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North Bennington
Bob Carey
Dodgers
Braves
Mike Carey
Jim Carey
National Tennis Doubles Narrowed to 16 Teams
At Longwood Cricket Club in Brookline Massachusetts the National Doubles Tennis Championships prune the men's draw from 64 to 16 with seven of eight seeds still alive. On the women's side 12 teams remain with Darlene Hard and Maria Bueno aiming for their third title together and Hard seeking a sixth straight.
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Brookline, Mass
Darlene Hard
Maria Bueno
Darlene
U S Tennis Seeds Fall as Underdogs Rise in Tourney
No. 8 Billy Bond and Tom Edlefsen lose on Wednesday as Jim McManus of Berkeley and Allen Fox of UCLA advance with a 6-3 12-10 6-4 upset. Seeded players face tough draws including Wilson and Taylor against Crookenden and McDonald while Davis Cup veterans McKinley and Ralston take on Steele and Jennings. Osuna and Palafox, Wimbledon champions, meet Parker and Buck in a key second round tilt.
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U.S
Los Angeles
Billy Bond
la Jolla
Calif
Tom Edlefsen
Berkeley
Jim McManus
Allen Fox
Ucla
McManus
Fox
Longwood
Paul Connolly
Bond
Edlefsen
Wilson
Taylor
Ian Crookenden
John McDonald
Newport
McKinley
Ralston
Chauncey Steele
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Keith Jennings
New Canaan
Somerville Opens Legion Tourney
Somerville Mass and Long Beach Calif begin the American Legion National Baseball Tournament in Keene New Hampshire at 1 p.m. Sunday. First round pairings announced include Omaha vs Roseburg Oregon at 6 30 p.m. Sunday and Greensboro North Carolina vs Memphis Tennessee at 1 p.m. Monday.
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Keene
N.H
Somerville Mass
Long Beach
Calif
American Legion
Legion
Omaha
Roseburg
Ore
Greensboro
N.C
S. Memphis
Tenn
Evansville
Ind
Washington
Babcock Lake Archery Winners 1963 Meet
The 1963 Babcock Lake Archery meet held Thursday was directed by Harry Rodman of RPI Troy. Winners: Beginners 7–8 Michelene Fox first Deborah Dixon second Phyllis Green third. Intermediates 9–11 Gary Grimm first James Armitage second Gerald Rodman third. Experts 14–16 Thomas McNally first Blair Rodman second Gary Grimm third Rose Ann Shover girls prize. Plaque winner Craig Holbrook.
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Babcock Lake
Harry Rodman
R.P.I
Troy
Michelene Fox
Deborah Dixon
Phyllis Green
Gary Grimm
James Armitage
Gerald Rodman
Thomas McNally
Blair Rodman
Rose Ann Shover
Craig Holbrook
Hoosick Falls Football Adapts To New Noncontact Rules
Hoosick Falls Central School football begins with four noncontact days before Sept 1 under state law. head coach Harold Kenyon reports 71 candidates, 9 a.m. physicals today and Friday, two-hour daily drills 6 30 to 8 30 p m Monday to Thursday, and injury withdrawals reduce returning lettermen as season opens September 21 at Salem.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
New York State
Harold
Bud) Kenyon
Kenyon
Hoosiers
Washington County
Paul Kipp
Salem
Dodgers Win 16-Inning Thriller Over Cardinals 2-1
Johnny Roseboro delivered a late-night single to score Ken McMullen in the 16th inning as the Dodgers beat the Cardinals 2-1. Larry Sherry earned the win after Koufax left in the 12th seeking his 20th victory, while Curt Simmons started for St Louis. The win pulled Los Angeles seven games ahead in the NL pennant race.
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Johnny Roseboro
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Dodger
Ken McMullen
Dodgers
Cardinals
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Cardinal
Curt Simmons
Tim McCarver
San Francisco
Giants
Milwaukee
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Houston
Don Nottebart
Philadelphia
Jim Gilliam
Frank Howard
Ken Boyer
Julian Javier
McMullen
Roseboro
Larry Sherry
Ron Taylor
Yanks Sweep Indians In Twin 3-1 Wins At Yankee Stadium
The Yankees beat Cleveland 3-1 in both games as Pepitone homered and drove in key runs. A benches-clearing incident followed Pepitone being hit, with four players and two managers sustaining minor injuries. The Yankee lead in the AL standings rose to 10 games over Chicago.
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Cleveland
Birdie Tebbetts
Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Tom DiMuro
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
Pepitone
Barry Latman
Gary Bell
DiMuro
Bell
Fred Whitfield
Tebbetts
Ian Williams
Larry Brown
Dick Howser
Ralph Houk
Houk
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Gary Peters
Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Los Angeles Angels
Orioles
Steve Barber
Angels
Latman
Williams
Tom Tresh
al Downing
Downing
Lynch hits 15th pinch homer for Pirates at Wrigley
Jerry Lynch, Pirates outfielder, shattered the major league pinch homer record with his 15th such shot in the ninth inning at Wrigley Field to beat the Cubs 7-6. He credited luck and said the two record homers came off Lindy McDaniel in consecutive months, highlighting a 12th homer of the year.
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Cincinnati
Jerry Lynch
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pirate
Wrigley Field
Lynch
Cubs
Lindy McDaniel
McDaniel
Pirates
Lindy
Salluzzo's Caps Softball Title in Hoosick Falls
Salluzzo's claimed the 1963 Hoosick Falls Softball League championship with a 5 2 win over Hilltop and a 16 2 victory over B D. Al Elwell earned wins, while Terry Webb and Don Record topped Hilltop. Fans and local merchants urged league revival for next season amid team volatility.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hilltop
B&d
Salluzzo
al Elwell
Terry Webb
Mechanicville
Tom Connally
Bill Sherwin
Ron Seifert
Bob Sheridan
Saluzzo
Don Record
Rudits
Salluzzo’s
Haydens
Joe Scarfo
Hayden’s
R&d
Rudius
League
Gene Salluzzo
Sheridan
Minor League Games Result Summary
The International League slate saw Columbus beat Jacksonville 4 1 to 3 2, Richmond fall 4 8 to 3, Rochester tied 3 3 with Atlanta, Indianapolis edged Buffalo 3 to 6, Arkansas defeated Toronto 4 3, and Syracuse blanked opponents 0.
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Columbus
Jacksonville
Richmond
Rochester
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Arkansas
Toronto
Syracuse
Berkshire Auto Rally Narrows Skill Over Speed in National Event
The Berkshire National Rally near Snow Lake Lodge kicked off with 75 cars from 17 states including New York and Maryland. Dr Jack O Leary and Renee of Newark won in a Chrysler 300 with 65 points, while the Conovers of New York led a Corvette team to top overall with 953 points.
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America
Snow Lake Lodge
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
New Jersey
Michigan
Indiana
Washington
Chrysler Corporation
New Hampshire
Greenfield
Mass
U.S
SCAA
Jack O’leary
Renee
Newark
Del
Jack
Mary Conover
Lee Hendrick
Buffalo
Phil Henderson
Williamsville
N.Y
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Somerville
Babcock Lake Archery
The
Associated Press
Berkshire Auto Rally
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Berkshire
Sports Car Club of
Emil Grimm
Tance
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SCCA
Conovers
Larry and
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