Malzone Propels Red Sox Past Yankees 7-4 On Geiger Drive
Boston topples first-place New York 7-4 as Frank Malzone drives in three and Gary Geiger homers and triples. Bill Monbouquette earns his eighth win, while Ralph Terry takes the loss for the Yankees.
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Mullens Mibster Is Finalist In Tourney
Little Jimmy Donohue a 13 year old from Springfield Mass won the boys marbles championship at the 37th national tournament defeating John Riccardi of Yonkers N Y 11 to 10 in the final round They each entered the final with 60 wins and 12 losses and swept through their divisions Also listed as finalists were Jay Lynch Yonkers Charles Pendleton Lincoln N C Gary Malcolm Elkhart Ind Pee Wee Bower Mullens W Va Louis Harris Cumberland Md and James Meade Pittsburgh Pa Patsy Coon 12 from Fort Dix N J won the girls championship Thursday
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Palmer's dramatic drive sparks Eagles Army support in tough rounds
Nicklaus falters with weak iron play and missed putts as Sam Snead posts 149 after 74-75. Palmer benefits from Arnie's Army rally despite a wild 14th hole bounce. Long Bob Garcia slides with 80 after leading with 69 as Finsterwald shines with steady putting. Howser and Sullivan noted as West Palm Beach residents.
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Braves Top Giants 6-3 On Strong Hitting
Orioles crush Twins 10-2 after split doubleheader. Bob Johnson Al Smith Russ Snyder homer as Robin Roberts earns 24th win in eight-hit night. Twins had won opener 5-2 on Harmon Killebrew homer and two-run shots by Bob Allison Jim Hall.
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Tigers Triumph Over Athletics 6-4 Ending 10-Game Slide
Detroit capitalized on Kansas City miscues to win 6-4 behind four fifth inning runs. Charley Dressen earns first win as Tigers manager after replacing Bob Scheffing. Jake Wood and Dick McAuliffe sparked the rally with a Wood double and a McAuliffe bunt, Kaline, Colavito, Cash, and Phillips contributing key hits and runs.
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Cepeda Crashes Pair Of Homers
Milwaukee Braves rallied in the fifth inning to beat the San Francisco Giants 6-3. Joe Torre homered and Lee Maye hit a three run triple as Bob Bolin’s no hit bid ended in the inning. Orlando Cepeda hit two homers for the Giants before the frame.
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Standings and Saturday Baseball Schedule Notes
Standings show RESISTS YESTERDAY Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 5 in ten innings. Tonight Houston visits Cincinnati while San Francisco plays Milwaukee and Los Angeles visits St Louis. Saturday games feature Los Angeles at St Louis and San Francisco at Milwaukee with various listed pitchers and records.
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Al Barlick Returns To Duty After Layoff
Chicago AP reports National League senior umpire Al Barlick resumed duties after a five day layoff. He returned Friday to officiate games following the suspension period.
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Contractors seek Fire Creek seam mining near Beckley WV
Several experienced contractors desire to mine high quality Fire Creek seam with thickness from 28 to 40 inches. Excellent top and bottom beds and large reserves near Beckley offer steady production for twenty years. Reasonable haul to a regularly operated tipple. Address Box 278 Raleigh WV or call H W Slack after 5 PM at 253 6675 Beckley WV.
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Night and day games unfold across major league slate
Results yesterday feature New York at Boston and Chicago at Cleveland among night fixtures. Saturday's games include New York at Boston with Ford and Stafford and Baltimore at Minnesota with Barber, plus Detroit at Kansas City and Washington at Los Angeles all listed with player lines.
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Dodgers Rally To Edge Cardinals 5-3 Behind Davis Homer
Dodgers beat the Cardinals 5-3 as Tommy Davis hit a two run homer in the eighth to seal the win. Koufax struck out nine before Perranoski finished. Tim McCarver and Curt Flood sparked late threats for St Louis. Dodgers remain one half game behind the Giants in the NL race.
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Maloney Posts Win No 11 As Reds Thrash Colts 3 0
Cincinnati right-hander Jim Maloney improved to 11 2 on the season by throwing four hits and a shutout as the Reds defeated the Colts 3 0. He and Jim O Toole anchored a strong one two pitching duo, combining for the win and ending Houston’s five game skid after a late eight inning rally.
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Hayes Sets 100 Yard Dash Record At National AAU Meet
Florida A M standout Bob Hayes clocked 9.1 in a semifinal dash at St Louis to set a world mark and meet record. a later final time was disallowed due to wind. Brian Sternberg's 16-4 pole vault and Pete McArdle's 6 mile 28:29.2 also marked meet records as Ron Morris and others dethroned defending champs.
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Mets Halt Phils 3-1 Ending Five-Game Slide
The Mets beat the Phillies 3-1 as Al Jackson broke Cal McLish's hitless streak with a sixth inning single and Frank Thomas drove in two early runs. Jackson allowed seven hits, Tony Gonzalez set a new consecutive errorless games record for outfielders, and Tony Taylor tripled in the eighth for Philadelphia.
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Angels top Senators 1-0 on four-hitter by Chance Navarro
Dean Chance and Julio Navarro combined for a four hit shutout as the Los Angeles Angels beat the Washington Senators 1-0. The Angels extended Washington's nine game losing streak and Hodges era woes with a sixth win in seven. Felix Torres scored on a Bob Perry sacrifice fly after a Don Rudolph single sequence in the sixth. Navarro closed it out by striking out Brinkman and retiring Landrith with runners on.
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Final Trout Stocking Program Underway
The final 1963 large-scale trout stocking in Virginia is underway with over 22 000 trout released across 16 counties. Stocking began June 14 and runs through June 28 in Tazewell Giles Bland Wythe Russell and Dickenson counties.
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West Virginia's massive 1963 line promises record size
WVU readies for a Centennial season with a projected starting line averaging 228 pounds. Key players include 270-pound Joe Pabian at right tackle, 225-pound Bernie Carney, 228-pound Roger Alford, and 228-pound Pete Goimarac. Coach expects speed to decide, but mass could dominate the line.
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