Houk Vindicates Himself with Bouton No 8 Victory for Yankees
Yankee manager Ralph Houk rode the young Jim Bouton to an 8-0 win over the Boston Red Sox, extending New Yorks AL lead to two games. Bouton improved to 10-2, allowed only three more hits after Dick Stuarts fifth inning double, and posted his second shutout and sixth complete game of the season.
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Boros Wins U S Open in Brookline Playoff at 43
Julius Boros, 43, captures his second U S Open in a three way playoff over Jacky Cupit and Arnold Palmer. Boros shot 70 in the final round to lead by three over Cupit and six over Palmer, who faltered with a triple bogey on the 11th hole. Cupit double bogeyed the third, Palmer struggled through illness, and Boros became the oldest Open winner in history with a dominant finish.
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Reds Back in Race as Purkey Shines in Triple Victory
Bob Purkey recovered form after film review with a complete game four hit 4-0 win over the Houston Colts to spark a seven game Reds streak. Cincinnati also won the nightcap 8-1 behind Joe Nuxhall, moving within one game of first place as St Louis topples.
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Rangers Giants Hold to Leads in Pac Coast League
The Tacoma Giants beat Seattle 2-1 in the second game of Sunday's doubleheader after two scoreless losses, keeping them atop the Northern Division. Spokane Indians needed 10 innings to defeat San Diego 4-3, staying 14 games back. Other results: Salt Lake City and Portland split, Denver-Oklahoma City postponed, Hawaii defeated Dallas-Fort Worth 7-5. The 89ers tied San Diego for the Southern Division lead after their loss.
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Sun Kings hold early lead in Texas League win
The Sun Kings beat Austin 8-4 after leading 6-0 through five innings. They added two runs in the eighth to avenge Saturday’s loss. Amarillo upset San Antonio 2-1, while Albuquerque defeated Tulsa 6-5. Bullets and Oilers trail league leader El Paso by 11 games. Tonight’s schedule features Amarillo at Austin, San Antonio at Albuquerque, and Tulsa at El Paso.
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Almanac History Notes for June 24 1963
Almanac entry lists today’s date June 24 1963 and the fifth day of the year. It notes Venus Jupiter Saturn as morning stars and Mars as evening star. It mentions Henry Ward Beecher born 1813 and historic events from 1497 Cabot voyage 1863 Lee Harper's Ferry 1948 Berlin blockade 1918 Dewey nomination with a Saint Endahl quote.
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Bonham Teams Suffer Weekend Losses to Outsiders
In Bonham, the American Legion Chiefs lost 3-2 to Dallas Oak Cliff Colts while General Cable fell 14-2 to Pottsboro Owls. Larry Shockley took the loss for Bonham, with Mike Reece pitching 5 1-3 innings and striking out six. Owls pounded Cable 14-2 as Wilson, B Christmas, and P Scoggins each had three hits.
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Bills finalize pre season slate with Jets clash
The Buffalo Bills announce their complete pre season schedule, opening August 16 with a game against the New York Jets at War Memorial Stadium in Buffalo.
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Eskimos sign Iowa back Harris for training camp
Edmonton Eskimos of Canada's Western Football Conference sign University of Iowa running back Sam Harris. Harris is expected to attend the Eskimos open training camp today.
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Loreto Wins Grand Steeplechase de Paris at Auteuil
Pierre Mercier owns Loreto with jockey Robert Kirchhoffer as they win the $60,000 Grand Steeplechase de Paris over 6,500 meters at Auteuil. Blaps takes second, Aze mour finishes third in the tight stakes race. Trade in Bonham Save money.
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Jets Sign Four Rookie Linemen From UPI Report
New York Jets of the American Football League have signed four rookie linemen. They are Bob Smith of Toledo University tacke Larry Reaves of Arizona State defensive end Lou Lingerman of Baltimore Md and guard Ted Poliskin of Hofstra College.
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