Dodgers Sweep Polo Grounds Farewell in Key NL Showdown
Dodgers stretch lead to six games by sweeping the final Polo Grounds series 7-0 and 3-2 as Don Drysdale earns his 16th win with a three hitter. Calmus relief, Richert pinch, and Spahn adds another milestone with his 342nd victory in a separate NL tilt.
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Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Mets
Met
Doug Camilli
al Jackson
Drysdale
Dick Calmus
Pete Richert
Warren Spahn
Colts
Cleveland Whips Red Sox as Azcue Homers Twice
Cleveland defeats Boston 7 to 4 at Fenway led by Joe Azcue who hit two home runs and a double. Willie Kirkland added a two run homer, while Kirkland started on the bench earlier in the game. Dick Stuart drove in Boston’s lone RBI with his 88th.
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Boston
Cleveland
Joe Azcue
Willie Kirkland
Red Sox
Birdie Tebbetts
Azcue
Fenway Park
Indians
Kirkland
Portland
Ore
John Romano
Romano
Tebbetts
Arcue
Luplow
Krkland
Dave Morehead
Woody
Kansas’ City
Bob Tillman
Eddie Bressaud
Sox
Tillman
Dick Stuart
R.b.i
Jim Grant
Earl Wilson
Wilson
Johnny Pesky
Arnold Earley
Dick Donovan
Packers Bounce Back To Renew Title Prospects
The Packers rebounded from a tough showing to renew title hopes after beating Pittsburgh 27-7 and Dallas 31-10 in early exhibitions. Jim Taylor starred with 86 rushing yards and 16 receiving yards as the team showcased its old form. Other NFL results included Giants over Lions 24-21 and a Rams defeat, while Chiefs and Broncos posted exhibition wins.
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Associated Press
National Football League
Green Bay Packers
Wisconsin
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Armor
Chicago
Packers
Pittsburgh
Cowboys
Dallas
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results From The National League
The National League table shows Los Angeles leading with 74 wins and 48 losses, followed by St Louis and San Francisco tied at 68–54. Philadelphia 67–58, Cincinnati 67–61, Chicago 64–59, Milwaukee 64–60, Pittsburgh 61–61, Houston 46–7, New York 48–84. Weekend games included Los Angeles 3 New York 2 and St Louis 8 San Francisco 7 in 10 innings. Sunday results: Milwaukee 3 Houston 2. Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 1. San Francisco at St Louis postponed by rain. Chicago 2 Cincinnati 1. Los Angeles 7 New York 3. Today's schedule features San Francisco at St Louis and New York at Philadelphia with other games noted as postponed or pending. Tuesday slate lists New York at Philadelphia with twi-night, Pittsburgh at Chicago, Cincinnati at Houston, St Louis at Los Angeles, and San Francisco at New York.
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Dodgers
New York
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phils
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee Braves
Houston
Associated
PBI
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
iMilwaukee
Milwaukee
Asociated
Gonzalez
Clemente
Aaron
Flood
White St. Louis
Pinson
Groat
McCovey
Four Raiders Plan Sit-Out Over Stadium Integration
Four Oakland Raiders players Clemon Daniels Art Powell Bo Roberson and Fred Williamson will skip a Mobile exhibition with the New York Jets unless seating is fully integrated. Coach Al Davis supported their stance saying he would not penalize them and that the players know what matters to them. By Monday Mobile seating allowed Negroes in limited sections only.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Oakland Raiders
Mobile
Ala
American Football League
New York Jets
al Davis
Clemon Daniels
Art Powell
Bo Roberson
Fred Williamson
Daniels
Raiders
Powell
Roberson
Williams
Davis
Minor League All Stars Fall 2-1 in Extra Innings
Gorham scores in the extra frame to defeat the Biddeford Minor League All Stars 2 to 1. Boothby and Bellerose pitched no hit through six innings, and Gorham plated three hits in the 10th to edge ahead.
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Biddeford
St. Jean
Hebert
Ray
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Gorham All Stars
Allen
Murchie
McGovern
Boothby
Libbey
Parker
Martin
Carpenter
Woodbury
Walker
Abrh
Bellrose
Tanguay
Bouthet
Valliere
Y Dery
Boucher
Maurice
Roy
Lavigne
Gervais
Baigny
M.L. All Star
G. All Stars
Perry
Booth
Belle‘rose
Bouthot
Labranche
Little League Fathers Face Sons in Saco-Old Orchard Clash
In Saco and Old Orchard Beach this week a Father and Son series caps Little League 1963 season. Bougouvalas Procnare hosts a game at six while Bagley’s players meet their fathers in another battle. All Little Leaguers will wear uniforms for the season bow out.
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Little League
Bougouvalas
Bagley
Fights Last Night In Miami Beach and Sanremo
Luis Rodriguez of Cuba stopped Denny Moyer of Portland by technical knockout in Miami Beach while Takeshi Nakamura of Japan outpointed Puntip Ke Osurya of Thailand. In Sanremo Salvatore Burrini of Italy stopped Jacques Jacob of France in a 117 pound bout.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Luis Rodriguez
Cuba
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Tokyo
Takeshi Nakamura
Japan
Puntip Ke- Osurya
Thailand
Sanremo
Italy
Salvatore’ Burrini
Jacques Jacob
France
Pro Football Scores From Week Eight Show Mixed Results
Baltimore defeats Cleveland 21 to 7 New York tops Detroit 24 to 21 Green Bay 31 over Dallas 10 Minnesota 27 beats Los Angeles 3 American League Kansas City 35 over Oakland 21 Denver 31 defeats San Diego 25
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Baltimore
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Chiefs
Oakland
Seattle
Denver
Broncos
San Diego Chargers
Associated Press
New York
Green Bay
Dallas
San Diego
Detroit and Los Angeles Face Off In Tight Clash
Detroit beats Los Angeles 3 to 2 in a tightly played game as the schedule shows Washington at Minnesota and Cleveland at Boston among listed matchups.
Yankees sweep White Sox to extend lead in road trip
New York completes a 4-2 and 8-4 doubleheader sweep at Comiskey Park capping a 10-4 road trip over 14 games in 13 days. Bobby Richardson drives in three in game one, Alston Howard goes 4-for-4 in game two, with Ralph Terry and Jim Bouton earning wins as the Yankees push their AL lead to 10 games.
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Associated Press
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Boston
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Jose Azcue
Willie Kirkland
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Kansas City
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Yankees
Bobby Richardson
Alston Howard
Ralph Terry
Jim Bouton
Ray Herbert
Joel Horten
Tigers
Angels
Tiger R Gates Brown
Sea Hawks Open Football Season With 20 13 Win
Portland Sea Hawks beat Providence Steamroller 20 13 in a late surge led by Willie Greenlaw who trotted 4 yards for the decisive score after Jack Moynihan connected on a key drive. Greenlaw also sparked a 74 yard kickoff return to energize the crowd of over 7,000.
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Portland Stadium
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Dick Southwick
Bill Sheldon
Bob Hoder
Sea Hawks
Portland
Providence Steamroller
Hawk
Jack Moynihan
Greenlaw
Steamrollers
Dick Daniels
Guy Garon
Tom Haggerty
Rudy Rutherford
Dave Cloutier
Leo Wells
Steamroller
Carl Moberly
Moynihan
Rutherford
Don Marsman
Montreal Alouettes
Biddeford
Howie Vandersen
Bowling League Standings and Top Scores Highlight Week
The report lists team totals and individual high scores from the Ladies Summer League and Mixed Couples League. Wildcats lead with 1 437 team points and 511 high singles by S Myers while J Forcier and T La blanc post notable marks in high games.
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J. Mondor
E. Harper
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J. Forcier
Cusack Extends Scarborough Win Streak at Beech Ridge
Ralph Cusack dominated Beech Ridge Speedway on a rain slick night to claim his 12th feature win amid a rival scramble and a new $100 challenge to depose him. The program featured heats and finals for Modified Sportsman and Bors MBE divisions, plus a bomber feature won by Dick Wolstenhulme with notable wrecks and injuries avoided. The night also noted notes on NFL team status and local racing statistics.
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Ralph Cusack
Beech Ridge Speedway
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Cusack
Beech Ridge
J.B. McConnell
Phil Libby
Groveville
Barry Lyons
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Wilbur Woodman
Lebanon
Donnie Peterson
Portland
Bob Libby
Dick Wolstenhulme
Windham
Russ Nutting
Limerick
Danny Villacci
Villacci
Willy Anderson
Saco
Roland Couture
Dover
N.H
Bob Greeley
Auburn
del Stinson
Woolwich
Peter Peterson
Homer Drew
Raymond
Roger Shaw
Dick Noel
Haverhill
Mass
George Welch Ogunquit
Shaw
Drew
Bors Mbe
Melvin Frank
Skip Hobson
Falmouth
Paul Tardiff
Gardner Leavitt
Kezar Falls
U S Davis Cup Team Advances to Final Rounds in 4-1 Win
The United States defeated Mexico 4-1 in the American Zone semi finals at Los Angeles Tennis Club to advance toward the challenge round. Dennis Ralston starred with two singles wins and the decisive doubles victory with Osuna and Palafox.
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United States
Mexico
Los Angeles Tennis Club
Dennis Ralston
U.S
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Davis Coppers
Rafael Osuna
Chuck McKinley
Antonio Palafox
Osuna
Palafox
McKinley
University of Souternn California
USC
Major League Leaders Showcases Top Batters and Pitchers
The Associated Press lists season leaders in batting runs and RBIs with stars like Yastrzemski Kaline and Stuart, plus top pitchers Radatz Ford and Bunning. Notable figures include Aaron Gonzalez Clemon te, Koufax Drysdale Batting leaders and 10 decision pitchers.
Harp Debutant Gerald Goodman Pursues Formal Career
Gerald Goodman who recently made his harp debut as a nobleman in Central Park's As You Like It has since pushed his craft further. He earned money through college by playing the harp at funerals and, after graduation, continued his musical career at a funeral home.
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New York
Gerald Goodman
Nobleman
Central Park
Goodman
Police Vie In Pistol Match Championship
The Maine Championship Police Pistol Match was held at the Maine State Prison Range Thomaston with Trooper John Pinkham in charge. Winners receive awards at the Maine Law Enforcement Association meeting in October. top finishers span multiple classes including State Police and local departments with scores from 465 to 583.
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Thomaston
Maine
John Pinkham
Maine State Police
Augusta
Maine Law Enforcement Association
Francis Woodhead
Bangor
Pinkham
Harold St. Jernquist
Mechanic Falls
Bradford Small
Winslow
Rupert Johnson
Bucksport
Orville W. Farr
Winthrop
Russell Dyer
Fish & Game
Poland Springs
George Black
Waldo County
Alfred Stretton
Police Department
David H. Spencer
Norway
Guy Savage West
Scarborough
Robert McKenney
Edmund L. Cotte
Dodgers Lead NL with Drysdale Calmus Shutouts in Mets Sweep
Major League stars Drysdale and Calmus blank the Mets as the Dodgers dominate 7-0 and 3-2 in a two game set. Elston Howard powers a Yankees doubleheader sweep over the White Sox with a homer, double, two singles and a sac fly in the second game.
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Don Drysdale
Dick Calmus
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Calmus
Elston Howard
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