Bouton 4-Hitter Sparks Yankees 8-0 Win Over Red Sox
Jim Bouton pitched a four-hitter to lead the Yankees past Boston 8 to 0 in Fenway. Roger Maris hit his 14th homer while Elston Howard contributed key doubles and RBIs. Earl Wilson left with a shoulder injury after colliding with Ed Bressaud.
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Wright Captures Western Open in Madison
Mickey Wright wins the 1963 Western Open at Maple Bluff CC with a 292 total 1 under par to claim her second straight title. Kathy Whitworth is runner up by nine strokes, Marilyn Smith third, with Wright earning 1200 and year total 12332 amid a strong field including pros Haynie Hagge and Wilson.
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West Virginia Alumni Standouts Lead Pro Draft Picks
West Virginia has produced four top pro draft choices in 12 seasons. Rod Thorn Jerry West Rod Hundley and Mark Workman comprise the list as the program’s strongest recent talent pipeline.
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Aaron's 21st 4 Bagger Aids Lefty In 337th Career Win
Warren Spahn homered for the first time this season as Milwaukee beat San Francisco 10 to 4. Spahn earned his 10th win, 337th of his career, with Harvey Kuenn and Tom Haller also homering. Henry Aaron hit his 21st homer to lead the NL, and Spahn tied the game in the fifth with his 33rd career home run.
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Detroit Tigers Crush Athletics 11-2 in Eight Inning Outburst
Detroit scored eight runs in the eighth inning to rout Kansas City 11-2 as Mickey Lolich pitched a complete game. Bill Bruton and Gus Triandos keyed a series of hits while Rocky Colavito homered. The Tigers, riding a three game win streak, snapped a schedule of losses and built on KC’s seven losses in eight games.
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Dixie Dixie 400 Postponements Disrupt NASCAR Schedule
Hampton Ga AP Two straight rain delays push the Dixie 400 from Atlanta International Raceway to June 30 and trigger reshuffles across the circuit. The Firecracker 400 at Daytona Beach faces conflicts. Savannahs 100 mile race moves to July 9 while Greenville South Carolina 10 mile race is postponed indefinitely. Pat Purcell NASCAR executive director announces changes.
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Orioles Top Twins 4-1 Behind Smith Power and Miller Pace
Al Smith homered twice and drove in runs as Baltimore beat Minnesota 4-1 in St. Paul. Stu Miller worked the final two innings, escaping a bases loaded jam in the seventh to preserve Steve Barber’s 11th win. Miller induced Harmon Killebrew to hit into a double play with the bases loaded.
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Dixie 400 Postponed Again By Rain In Georgia
The Dixie 400 stock car race at Atlanta International Raceway was postponed for a second time due to steady rain. Thirty seven cars were scheduled to start at 1 p m Sunday. Nelson Weaver and Bill France said cars remain impounded under NASCAR direction, with crews allowed to work next Saturday and engines to be fired then. The pole sits Marvin Panch with Robert Johnson on the front row.
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West Virginia Mountaineers Run Record With 30 Wins
West Virginia's baseball team finished spring with 30 victories and only three defeats, the best win total among all Mountaineers sports this season.
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Virginians Sweep Red Wings In IL Doubleheader
Richmond Virginians beat Rochester Red Wings 4-2 and 3-0 to win the series three games to one. Ed Merritt and Luis Arroyo blanked the Wings in the nightcap after Mel Stottlemyre’s opener win aided by Hal Stone and Tom Metcalf. The pair move two games above .500 for the first time this season.
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Sugar Ray Robinson to Meet Jo Giardello at Convention Hall
Sugar Ray Robinson 43, in his 23rd year, meets middleweight contender Joey Giardello in a 10 round bout at Philadelphia Convention Hall Monday night. Giardello 33, ranked No. 3 challenger for Dick Tiger's title, riding a three fight win streak.
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Tutwiler Wins Centennial Invitational at Martinsburg
Ed Tutwiler of Charleston shot 1 over par 65 to win the Centennial Invitational Golf Tournament at Martinsburg Golf and Country Club. He outpaced 40 amateurs with Bill Moore of Wheeling taking second at 70 while Jay Randolph of Clarksburg and Lew Staples of Martinsburg tied for third at 72.
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Sensational Show Boosts U S Track Power for Meet with Russians
At the 75th National AAU championships in St Louis the U S track team projected strength for the Moscow meet. Henry Carr and Paul Drayton dead heated in the 220 at 20.4 seconds, wind denied record. Bob Hayes set a 9.1 in the 100, while Burleson set a mile mark of 3:56.7.
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