Houk Names AL All Star Starters and Reserves
President Joe Cronin announced the American League All Star selections for Cleveland with Houk naming seven round picks including Jim Bouton or Jim Bunning possible starters and Dick Radatz as probable closer. The roster features Joe Pepitone Nellie Fox Zoilo Versalles Frank Malzone Harmon Killebrew Tom Tresh and Don Leppert among others with Mike Tresh and Elston Howard as alternates.
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Jim Bouton
Jim Bunning
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New York
Mickey Mantle
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles
al Kaline
Leon Wagner
Minnesota
Earl Rattey
Yankee Joe Pepitone
Nellie ‘Fox
White Sox
Twins
Zoile Versalles
Frank Malzone
Houk
Norm Siebern
Kansas City
Dick Stuart
Don Leppert
Washington
Harmon Killebrew
Tom Tresh
Yankees
Rob Allison
Carl Yastrzemski
Red
Phil Pearson Memorial Pace at Gorham Tonight Card Highlights Two-Year-Old Feature
Gorham Raceway opens with the Phil Pearson Memorial Pace for two year olds as the first of 15 early closing events this meet. The $1,200 stake honors the late veteran race secretary, with nine starters declared from a field of 33. The co feature, the $800 Junior Invitational Pace, headlines the sixth race, while veteran pacers such as Potomac Wyn, Stormy Star, Coast Dispatch and others vie for position in a 7-horse field. Post time for race one is 8 p m with Roy Harris guiding most of the young pacers through their first official starts.
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Gorham Raceway
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Stormy Star
Coast Dispatch
New Brunswick Pacer
A. C. Havens
Preag Merry Ensign
George Ale
Trotters and Pacers Race Card at Kennesaw Meet
A detailed listing of nine race events with pacing trot fields and purses from the Kennesaw meet. Notable participants include H McKenney, G Reed, J Gerry, W McLean, and D Pinkney across multiple races from one to nine.
West Biddeford Little League standings and playoff schedule
West Biddeford Little League reports end of first half standings at Memorial Field with Diamond National leading, Journal and Rotary among top teams. Playoff to decide first half winner set for Wednesday at 6 15 p m between Journal and Diamond National. regular second half games follow Monday Rotary vs White Star and Tuesday Diamond National vs Journal. Top hitters listed include M Donovan and R Eon for Diamond National. G Roy and R Caouette key players for Rotary.
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Oc Waves
Oannes Sous
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Omen Ccccess Rones Hesebo
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White Star
R. Eon
M. Donovan
A. Du‘tremble
G. ‘Roy
R. Icaouette
M. Eon
D. Gobeil
M. Ready
S. Guillereault
Is Labelle
E. Tellier
R. Labelle
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Rh Parisien
Agi Murphy
Randall
Trottier
St. Amand
Dion
Thibeault
Lessard
Elks
Nicholas
Hunt
Murphy
Ouellette
Camire
Landry
Bergeron
Scarborough Hell Drivers to Appear at Beech Ridge Speedway
The Scarborough Hell Drivers will headline southern Maine's only driving show this year at Beech Ridge Speedway in July. The two hour program features 28 events including motorcycle stunts and crash rolls with stars like Duke Reid, Freddy Fisher, and Dare Devil Queen Indiana Fisher. Veteran announcer Bill Brown will describe the action from Padre Island Texas.
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Beech Ridge Speedway
Hell
Duke Reid
Dodge City
Bobby Plummer
Bedford
Freddy Fisher
Tampa
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Yvonne, LaCosta
Dare Devil Queen
Indiana
Rocky Fisher
Dan Fleenor
Bill Brown
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Tex
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Major League Leaders Associated Press Summary
The Associated Press outlines 1963 season leaders: AL batting Wagner 351, Malzone and Wagner 98 hits, Allison 54 runs and 53 RBI, Kaline 48 runs, Aparicio 20 steals. pitching Radatz 71 decisions, .875, Ford 123 decisions, .800, Pizarro 102 K. NL batting Davis 335, White 105 hits, Aaron 59 runs and 59 RBI, Groat 103 hits, Pinson 11 triples, Koufax 102 K, late entries show Merely a compact snapshot of top performers.
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Los Angeles
Malzone
Boston
Allison
Minnesota
L Yastrzemski
Kaline
Detroit
Power
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Radatz
Ford
New York
Pizarro
Chicago
Bunning
T. Davis
Great
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H. Aaron
Milwaukee
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Groat
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Xavier
Pinson
Cincinnati
Colts Host South Portland in Memorial Field Showdown
The National Colts 94 host South Portland's John's Druggists 17-2 at Memorial Field at 6:15. Skip Conley teams with his son Jack in the outfield for the Colts while Art Descoteaux starts for the Colts against the Drug gists ace.
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Memorial Field
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Colts
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Podres Turns Back Brewers In Five-Hit Dodgers Win
Johnny Podres pitched five innings allowing a single, struck out 12, and earned a 2-1 victory for the Dodgers over Milwaukee. The win pulled Los Angeles within a half game of the NL leaders, St. Louis.
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Rusty Staub
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Williams Shines as Yankees Rally Past Red Sox 7 5
Williams, once a frontline Yankee, returns to prominence with a 7 5 win over Boston. The right-hander relieved in the fifth, silenced the threat, belted a go ahead triple, and pitched superbly to lift New York four straight over the Red Sox, widening the AL lead.
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Ike Delock
Palmer Open victory secures fifth tour win in Cleveland
Arnold Palmer won the Cleveland Open at Beechmont, defeating Tony Lema and Tommy Aaron by three strokes in a playoff. Palmer earned $22,000 and boosted season earnings to $54,000, with a 1963 total of $85,545 and a career $430,323. Lema and Aaron each took $8,550. Aaron’s first tour payday.
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Lema
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Gainesville
Tony
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Acton Fair Adds Pony Racing To Four Day Event
The 98th Acton Fair in York County runs Aug 22 to 25 at Route 109 grounds. Roger S. Bragdon of Wells returns as general chairman. The program includes the Woodsmens Carnival with Maine wood chopping king crowning, a two day York County Rabbit Breeders show, and a new pony racing feature.
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York County
Roger S. Bragdon
Wells
York County Agricultural Association
Maine
York County Rabbit Breeders Association
New Bedford Boxer Burgo Beats Mitchell in Short Bout
New Bedford 152 pound Manny Burgo out pointed 154 pound Willie Mitchell of Boston in a ten round professional bout held in New Bedford. Burgo used crisp combos to edge Mitchell on points and claim victory for the home crowd.
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New Beford
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