Phils Extend Winning Streak With 3-1 Victory
Don Demeter drove in two runs with consecutive singles as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-1 for their seventh straight win. Roy Sievers and Demeter drove in runs in the first inning after walks by John Callison and Tony Gonzalez. Demeter added a third RBI in the third inning. Ray Culp left early with arm trouble, and John Klippstein relieved.
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Spahn Bags 342nd Win as Braves Edge Colts 3-2
Milwaukee pitcher Warren Spahn, 42, earns win number 342 guiding the Braves to a 3-2 triumph over the Houston Colts. Spahn improve to 15-5 while Skinny Brown takes the loss. Fazio homers for Houston, Maye and Mathews drive early offense for Milwaukee.
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Casper Grabs Insurance Open Showdown Victory
Billy Casper returned from a hand injury to win the Insurance City Open in Hartford. He shot a final 65 to finish 13 under par 271, overcoming a five stroke deficit to edge George Bayer by one. Bayer earned 3600, Wes Ellis 2500, Jack Nicklaus tied for fifth at 1675, Julius Boros 980.
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Television networks pay 13.9 million for football game rights
Washington AP report shows networks will pay 13.9 million dollars this season for rights to broadcast 184 football games from pro and college teams, according to Broadcasting Magazine.
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Yankees Hammer White Sox in Separate Wins to Stretch Lead
The New York Yankees defeated Chicago 8-2 and 8-4 in a Sunday doubleheader to push their AL lead to 102 games. Ralph Terry improved to 14-12 and Jim Bouton to 16-6 as New York celebrated another two-win day behind solid hitting from Tony Kubek, Bobby Richardson, and Hector Lopez.
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Minutemen count on two transfer veterans for 1963 season
Pineville high school football aims to restore success as coach Sante Boninsegna builds a large squad with two transfer lettermen Darrell Perry and Lynn Greear. Perry provides backfield speed and punting, Greear anchors the line, while 35 players report for drills and potential rivals fight for spots.
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Senators Clip Twins 7 3 to Take Series
Don Zimmer homered twice and Don Leppert followed with a 425 foot shot as Washington overwhelmed Minnesota 7 3 in Minneapolis. Steve Ridzik held the Twins to five hits, while Garry Roggenburk struggled with a fielding error that helped ignite a seven run rally in the seventh.
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Central to Issue Toys Equipment Today at 10 A.M.
Coach Ralph Crandall announced that equipment will be issued to prospective Central Junior High football players at the school today at 10 a.m. The event aims to prepare the squad for upcoming practices.
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Rams Poised to Rise With New Coach and Gabriel
The Los Angeles Rams, coming off a 12 loss season, count on Harland Svare’s leadership, Roman Gabriel at quarterback, and a strengthened line led by Art Hunter to lift the club in 1963. Key blockers include Wietecha, Scibelli, Cowan, Chuy, Carollo, and Boeke. Bass shifts to halfback with Arnett healthy.
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Indians Slug Red Sox 7 4 Azcue Smashes Pair Of Homers
Cleveland topped Boston 7 4 as Joe Azcue hit two homers and a double for three extra base hits and Willie Kirkland added a two run shot. Mudcat Grant earned his ninth win despite a rough second inning. Dave Morehead took the loss. Hall Newhouser named pitching coach for Indians farm system.
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Wildcats Win 129 Straight Home Games Historic Streak
The University of Kentucky achieved a national record by winning 129 consecutive home games from January 4, 1943, to January 8, 1955, showcasing a historic run on their home court.
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