Aguirre Grinds Out Second Win With Three Hitter
Hank Aguirre pitched a three hitter to lead Detroit past Cleveland 3-1 for his second win of the season. The 32-year-old lefty had not won in 45 days and improved after his late starts, with his second complete game in 12 outings. Baltimore, Kansas City, Chicago, and Minnesota also won in the American League as pressure mounted on Aguirre’s dry spell.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
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Vic Davalillo
al Smith
John Romano
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New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Boston
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Washington
Twinight
Trotters and Pacers Night of Racing Card at Waunkus
An extensive harness racing program features eight races plus a night pace. Notable entries include Irish Direct and Major Mills in Race One, plus county drivers such as D Richards and W Peace. The card lists horse names, drivers, and purses ranging from 350 to 600 dollars with races paced or trotted over one mile.
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K. Gray
Irish Direct
D. Richards
Major Mills
E. Stakes
W. Peace Fleet
Worthy Indian
R. Watson
Dyers
Dot
R. Fenno
Mighty Hornet
R. Walker
Miss Exeter
B. Bramble
Captain Mills
M. Hodgkins
Little Knightmare
F. Woodbury
Cedar Crest
Zip
H. Coleman
Nat's
J. Gerry
R. Howard
B. Smith
F. Smith
Knight Stone
W. Wagget Stone
G. Reed
F. Parker Lloyd Mills
Tweedle Dee
Nelson
W. Strout
R. Smith
Allbright
Hanover
T. Vanidestine
Loraine Sota
D. Gordon
Steve Volo
O. Gordon
R. Carr Aunt
Vazaie
M. Mosher
Worthy Flint
D. Carlisle
C. Connor
Allie Long
Detjon
R. McCaleb
L. Pickett
R. Wiley
Cheerio
W. Fisher
Sweet Jay
E. Tracy
Tom Daugherty
L. Wing Jr
Ronnie's
R. Millett
N. Murray
Fights Last Night Highlights Two Boxing Wins
In Miami Beach Chico Valez from Miami outpointed Henry in a 135 pound bout. In Boise Elmer Rush from San Francisco outpointed Bill McMurray, also at 135 pounds, in a ten round decision.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Chico
Valez
Miami
Henry One
Odessa
Tex
Boise
Idaho
Elmer Rush
San Francisco
Bill McMurray
All-Star Game Pitchers Announced With Bunning and Pascual
New York AP report says perfect game hurler Jim Bunning of the Phillies and 20 game winner Camilo Pascual of the Twins are early choices to oppose each other in the MLB All-Star Game at Shea Stadium next Tuesday. Rival managers Alston of the Dodgers and Lopez of the White Sox named 17 pitchers, balancing right and left handers, with Koufax, Ellsworth, and Short among southpaws and Drysdale, Marichal, and Farrell among righties.
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Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota Twins
Shea Stadium
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Alston
Lopez
Dodger
Sandy Koufax
Philadelphia
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Chris Short
Phillies
Bunning
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Dick Farrell
Houston Colts
Pascual
Dean Chance
Los Angeles
Dick Radatz
Boston
John Wyatt
Kansas City
Radatz
Wyatt
Whitey Ford
New York Yankee
Jack Kralick
Cleveland
Gary Petters
Juan Pizarro
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Major League Stars Rally In Big Twin Win Over Red Sox
Bob Allison of the Minnesota Twins drove in three runs with two doubles during a seven run fourth inning uprising and added a two run homer in the ninth as Minnesota crushed Boston 14 to 3. Hank Aguirre of the Detroit Tigers earned his first win since May 17, allowing three hits in a 3 to 1 victory over Cleveland.
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New York
Chicago
Washington
Minnesota
Boston
Smith
Bubba Phillips
Phillips
Ome
Jerry Mene
Jackie Brandt
Willie Kirkland
Jerry Adair
Angels
Bob Perry
Bill Bryan
Ralph Terry
Athletics
Yankees
Wayne Causey
George Williams
Joe Pepitone
Johnny Blanchard
Tony Kubek
Joel Horlen
White Sox
Senators
Jim Landis
Pete Ward
Tom McCraw
Gerry McNertney
Joe Cunningham
Ron Hansen
Jim King
Don Lock
Bob Allison
Twins
Jim Grant
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Hank Aguirre
Tigers
Cleveland
Dodgers
John Roseboro
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Cubs
Reds
Andre Rodgers
Ellsworth
Cincinnati
Deron Johnson
Rose
Farrell
Ed Kranepool
Mets
Larry Elliot
John Stephenson
Walt Bond
Colts
Bob Aspromonte
Simmons
Julian Javier
Cardinals
Braves
Hank Aaron
Biddeford Saco Softball Stars Chosen for All Stars
Raymond Belanger was elected vice president of the Western District at a Maine Softball Association meeting in Waterville. All-Stars were chosen from the Biddeford-Saco League to meet South Portland on July 19 in Biddeford and July 28 in South Portland. The All-Star roster includes Allied Shoe Marty Bourque Art Descoteaux Bill Finch Bill Soucy among others. The All Star team will be managed by 1963 league champion Paul Brochu.
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Raymond Belanger
Waterville
Maine Softball Association
South Portland
Biddeford
Allied Shoe
Marty Bourque
Art Descoteaux
Bill Finch
Bill Soucy
Merchants — Express
Dick Dion
Frank Perkins
Red Sevilery
Roger St. Louis
Jack's
Ray Boudreau
Leo Bouthillette
Buzz Burnham
Dick Cartier
Joe Lauzon
Afl-Cio
Don Dewitt
John Maddox
Norm Perreault
Wally Szumita
Rochambeau
Edwin Saco
al Fortier
Old Orchard Beach Mets
Roger Dawley
Lyn Flex
Sanford
Brunswick Freeport
Yarmouth
York County
Bob Cote
Memorial
Marcel Faucher
Adrien Petit
Two Nights Of Racing Slated At Beach Ridge
Scarborough Beech Ridge Speedway announces a holiday racing weekend with a Firecracker Special Friday night and an open competition Saturday. Stocks and bombers run 50 and 75 lap features with guaranteed purses and trophies, plus drivers from Maine New Hampshire and beyond.anejo
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Scarborough
Beech Ridge Speedway
Beech Ridge
Mills
Roger Shaw
del Stinson
Woolwich
Ford
Holman - Moody
Icharlotte
Major League Leaders summarized by batting and pitching stats
Highlights include Minnesota players Allison Oliva and Killebrew leading AL in batting runs and RBIs with Oliva posting 105 hits and 58 runs. Also noted are Clem Clemente and Mays leading NL batting with 98 and 64 runs respectively, plus top pitchers Far trell and Koufax posting strong win totals and strikeout counts.
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Allison
Minnesota
Oliva
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Chicago
Williams
Great
Callison
Wills
Los Angeles
Harper
Cincinnati
Metro Body Shop Acarde Team Total In Ottawa Match
In Ottawa Metro Body Shop Acarde posts a mixed scoring result with Archie's Team leading low, Phil's Taxi delivering four strings and J Gillis contributing a high single performance despite fragmented reads from the source page.
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A. Huot
Lady Bugs
the Beatles
Alley Cats Cnet Ee
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P. Bertrand
Doran's
Seal Rock
Nic Csccess
Metro Body Shop
Archie's
Feil
Taxi
J. Gillis
Archie
Phil
Koufax And Marichal Triumph In Dual 1963 Echoes
Dodgers ace Koufax extends his win streak to 11 with a 3-2 win over the Phillies as Marichal of the Giants moves to 11-3 with an 8-hit, 2.38 ERA in a 6-1 victory over the Pirates. Willie Mays hits his 23rd homer, Ellsworth and Farrell stake bids at 11th win. Simmons wins for the Cardinals.
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Sandy Koufax
Juan Marichal
Koufax
Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
Phillies
Giants
Wes Covington
Chicago
Dick Ellsworth
Houston
Dick Farrell
Pete Rose
Ellsworth
Cincinnati
Cubs
Farrell
New York Mets
Colts
Curt Simmons
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Willie Mays
Bob Veale
del Crandall
Jose Pagan
Pirates
Jon
Bill Virdon
Roberto Clemente
Callison
Cookie Rojas
Dennis Bennett
Bennett
TWUA and White Star Play in Doubleheader Nightly Results
National League box scores show TWUA scoring bursts and White Star steady defense. Caouette wins in relief for TWUA, while Ready struggles as Philadelphia and other contending teams post mixed results.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
Hebert
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Barnes
Phila
Phia
Ri, Petit
Pittsburgh
Pomerleau
Cincinnati
Morin
Chicago
SOO
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Milwaukee
White Star
Hios Angeles
Labelle
Houston
Green
New York
Parenteau
Bbe
Paquette
Haines
Vassil
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Telay
San Francisco
Leblanc
Labbe
Cauuette
Bryant
Pomerieau
Twua
Ready
Simard
Cantara
Bennett
Donovan
Wimbledon To Stay Amateur Despite Open Era Push
At Wimbledon, the tournament will remain amateur with top players like Chuck McKinley and Wilhelm Bungert opposing any open pro field. Roy Emerson and Margaret Smith challenge for titles as Billie Jean Moffitt eyeing American hope in semifinals, while Britain debates federation approval at Vienna.
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England
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Britain
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Vienna
United States
Australia
McKinsley
Fred Stolle
Wilhelm Bungert
Germany
Roy Emerson
Austtralia
Emerson
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Margaret Smith
Mario Bueno
Brazil
Lesley Turner
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