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Two top gal grapplers Jo Ann Phillips of Delta Louisiana and Cora Combs of Kentucky are scheduled for a best two out of three falls match at Bluefield Auditorium this Saturday night. Promoter Eddie Walker also tracks a third bout plus a possible reappearance by Undertaker Roberts against Frankie Cain.
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Athletics pound Washington 8 to 4 in six-run inning
Kansas City Athletics matched their season high for runs with a six-run sixth inning to beat the Washington Senators 8-4 Tuesday night. The tilt featured a dominant offensive burst and safeguarded KC’s victory with steady pitching.
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Senators tumble on road trip as A's erupt in sixth
On the road trip the Senators drop 14 of 16 as the A's plate 11 in the sixth. Jerry Lumpe and Diego Segui provide early runs while Gino Cimoli clears the bases with a double. Ed Charles and Ed Brinkman drive in late scores as Bluefield, Middlesboro, Salem, and Wytheville post results.
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Local Fans Set for Bluefield Pirates Clash at Bowen Field
The Bluefield Orioles open their 1963 Appalachian League all rookie season at home against the Kingsport Pirates with a 7:30 p.m. game at Bowen Field. Manager Billy Hunter leads an all rookie squad amid high local interest as Baltimore’s farm system marks six years in Bluefield.
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Robinson's seventh inning homer lifts White Sox over Yankees
Floyd Robinson belted a tie breaking homer in the seventh to give Chicago a 2 1 win over New York. Juan Pizarro earned his ninth victory as Ralph Terry was stifled by the Sox in a tight pitching duel.
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Malzone And Great Seem to Hold Edge Lets Play MVP
AP sports picks MVPs for 1963 MLB by club and league. Key names include San Francisco Juan Marichal, St Louis Dick Groat, Los Angeles Sandy Koufax, Cincinnati Jim O'Toole, Chicago Ron Santo, Milwaukee Hank Aaron, Pittsburgh Bill Mazeroski, Philadelphia Don Demeter, New York Ron Hunt, Houston Carl Warwick, and New York Clete Boyer. Also Chicago Floyd Robinson, Boston Frank Malzone, Cleveland Dick Howser, Baltimore Steve Barber, Los Angeles Leon Wagner, Kansas City Ed Charles, Detroit Al Kaline, Washington Tom Cheney, and Minnesota Earl Battey with other top nods.
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Demeter's 10th inning homer lifts Phillies past Pirates 5-4
Don Demeter led off the 10th with a homer off Harvey Haddix to give the Philadelphia Phillies a 5-4 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Pirates forced extras with a two-run ninth, outhit the Phillies 18 to 9, but left 15 runners on base.
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McKinley Leads 11 Americans Into Wimbledon Round Two
Chuck McKinley defeated Cliff Drysdale in straight sets on No 1 court as 11 Americans advanced to the second round of the Wimbledon men’s singles. The 77th championships opened with rain and wind delaying some matches. Other U S players advancing included Parsarell Siska Ashe Froehling and Edlefson with several seeds also moving through while Britain's Mike Sangster fell to Wilhelm Bungert.
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N C State Cager Unconscious After Fatal Auto Crash
N C State basketball center hopeful Ron Gossell remains unconscious at Duke Hospital after an auto accident near Tarboro that killed teammate Jon Speaks and injured football guard Don Hamilton. Gossell shows minimal responsiveness and is fed via tube with no surgery planned.
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Koufax Dominates Reds in 4-1 Dodgers Victory
Sandy Koufax outpitched Jim O'Toole to earn his 12th win in 15 decisions as the Dodgers beat Cincinnati 4-1. Gilliam delivered the go ahead two base hit in the eighth, driving in Maury Wills and scoring on a groundout. Fairly homered in the ninth. Koufax struck out nine, allowed six hits, and completed the game despite a rough start.
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Jaycees Set to Impound Finished Soap Box Derby Cars
Jaycees will impound completed racers Saturday at 10 a.m. at a Jefferson Street S and H Green Stamp store. About 50 boys expected to compete on Bland Road for the July 6 derby with a $500 savings bond and all expenses paid trip to Akron for the winner. Local entries anticipated from Welch and Northfork in McDowell County.
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Bouton Plays For Western Michigan In Off Season
Jim Bouton a young sophomore pitcher with the New York Yankees spends the off season at Western Michigan University.
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Cards Regain First Spot With 6-5 Win Over Giants
The St. Louis Cardinals moved back into first in the National League after a 6-5 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Orlando Cepeda’s ninth inning throwing error contributed to the slim win and dropped the Giants to third place.
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Stange Hurls Twins Past Tigers by 1-0
Lee Stange scattered five Detroit singles as Minnesota edged Detroit 1-0. Harmon Killebrew hit a long home run over center field in the third inning to provide the game's only run.
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Red Hot Braves Dominate Colts 4-0 in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves beat the Houston Colts 4-0 as Tony Cloninger threw a four hitter for his third win in seven decisions. Lee Maye opened with a homer off Ken Johnson, and Milwaukee added runs on walks, a double play, an infield single by Joe Torre, plus later doubles by Maye and Bolling with Mathews driving in a run.
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Nighttime baseball standings and twin bill results
Standings show Boston 4-3 Cleveland 1-2 Chicago 2 New York 1 Minnesota 1 Detroit 0 Baltimore at Los Angeles New York (Ford 10-3) at Chicago (Peters 4-3) Cleveland (Ramos 3-1) at Boston (Moore haed 4-5) Detroit (Faul 3-2) at Minnesota (Stig man 5-7) Washington (Rudolph 3-9 or Daniels 0-4) at Kansas City (Wickersham 5-6) Baltimore (Delock 1-4 and McCormick 2-4) at Los Angeles (Foytack 0-1 and McBride 8-6) 2 twi-night Chicago 4 New York 1 night Stasen tte 5 Pittsburgh 4 10 innings Los Taberen 4 Cincinnati 1 night Milwaukee 4 Houston 0 night St. Louis 6 San Francisco 5 night San Francisco (O'Dell 10-3) at St. Louis (Simmons 7-3) night Los Angeles (Willhite 1-1) at Cincinnati (Maloney 11-2) night Houston (Bruce 3-6) at Milwaukee (Shaw 3-5) night Chicago (Buhl 6-5 or Toth 1-4) at New York (Jackson 6-7) Philadelphia (McLish 5-4) at Pittsburgh (Friend 9-5) night
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Ancient Age Distilling Co Bourbon 86 Proof
Kentucky bourbon whisky described as 86 proof from Ancient Age Distilling Co Frankfort Kentucky. Product details emphasize straight style and origin.
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