Red Sox take day off to regroup after Cleveland rout
The Boston Red Sox lost 3-0 to Cleveland as Dick Donovan and Sonny Siebert combined on a two hit shutout. Donovan exited after being struck on the wrist by a pitch from Dave Morehead, while Siebert pitched three scoreless innings for his first major league win. Ed Bressaud and Bob Tillman produced Boston’s only hits.
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Phillies Trade Duren and Trim Roster Ahead of Limit
The Phillies sold Ryne Duren to the Reds and sent Don Hoak to waivers as clubs cut to 25 players. Several teams moved players on 24 hour recall lists, with Wilbur Wood sold to Seattle and Gary Geiger placed on the voluntary retired list after health setbacks.
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Governors Place In Molly Stark Track Meet
TOWNSHEND North Bennington finished second at the Molly Stark track meet held in Townshend on Saturday with Leland and Gray Academy taking first. The result highlighted strong performances from regional teams in a competitive event.
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Louis Sees Boxing Need Federal Oversight and Old-Guard Hope
Joe Louis, at 50, urges federal boxing regulation and reflects on his career and taxes. He praises Sonny Liston while criticizing Cassius Clay, and notes boxing needs more Dempseys Tunneys Robinsons and Rocky Marcianos. Attendees at his party include Frank Gifford Rocky Graziano and several boxers as he marks a quiet birthday.
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Cash Freight Favored In Trotters Spotlight At Green Mountain Park
Trotters take center stage in the eighth race at Green Mountain Park with Cash Freight the probable favorite. Ozzie Cole drives the four year old gelding from the pole after a two length win his last outing. Runnymede Sonnet driven by Russ Dunn from post six could challenge, while Henry Jones ridden by his owner has a string of in the money finishes this year. Volarie a second starter from post four with Roy Cope aboard also figures, as Palm Queen Colonie Prince Pal Boy and Miss Barry Prom round out the field. First race at 8 10 p m with nightly doubles closing at 8 and Thursday marks the 35th night of the current Green Mountain Park meeting ending May 30.
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Versatile Ball Player Receives Looney Award
John Moore of Newton won the Dr. William F. Looney Award as Boston State College’s outstanding scholar athlete after playing all nine positions for the college baseball team.
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Brother Joins Brother On Dartmouth Team
Francis Ota of Torrance California joined his brother Henry as captain of Dartmouth College baseball. Francis, an 18 year old third baseman, was elected to lead the freshman team while Henry, 21, captains the Indians varsity squad. The Otas, of Japanese American descent, have played together in a Nisei summer league in Los Angeles.
Cappelletti Reclaims AFL Scoring Title With 113 Points
Gino Cappelletti of the Boston Patriots won the 1963 AFL scoring championship with 113 points. He totaled two touchdowns, 35 points after conversions and 22 field goals. Art Powell of the Oakland Raiders finished second with 96 points.
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