White Sox Stop Yankees Deluge to Extend Rivalry
Johnny Buzhardt and Hoyt Wilhelm pitched a five to two victory as Chicago defeats New York. Camilo Carreon's three run double and Pete Ward's 18 game hitting streak propelled the White Sox to their fourth win in five games. Buzhardt improved to 9-3 while Downing took the loss as 42,748 watched in Chicago. Other AL scores included Minnesota over Baltimore 6-4 and Boston over Cleveland 7-5. Giants edge Cardinals 4-3 in the NL. Dodgers beat Reds 5-4. Braves top Colt .
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al Downing
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Lew Burdette
Chuck Hiber
Jim Davenport
Julian Javier
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Denver Leminster
Braves
Colts
Lee Maye
Eddie Matthews
Chiefs to Play Denison Tonight
The American Legion Chiefs face Denison tonight at 8 p.m. at the high school field in the opening game of a series. The teams meet again Friday at 8 p.m. at VA Center Field for the second game.
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American Legion Chiefs
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Denison American Legion
George Trautman Rites Wednesday
George Trautman 75 longtime minor league baseball executive and former president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues died after lung cancer surgery. A life in baseball he led the American Association and helped guide postwar minor leagues before resignations and later death. Funeral services were held Wednesday at St. Anne's Episcopal Church in Columbus Ohio.
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American Association
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Dodgers rely on Perranoski in win over Reds
Perranoski earned a win in relief, pitching two scoreless innings to preserve a 4 5 Dodgers victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Drysdale carried the game for five innings before faltering, Willie Davis and Wally Moon produced key hits, and Los Angeles moved within one game of the NL lead. Giants reclaim first with 4 3 win over the Cardinals as Braves blank Colts.
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Dick Raudatz
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Angelo Dodsero
Peraps
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Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
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Dodgers
Paterson
Cincinati
Reds
Drysdale
Perranusk
Willie Dass
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Tommy Davis
Wally Moon
Ron Fairly
Joey Jay
Braves Ride Long Blows to 6-3 Win
The WA Center Braves defeated the Kiwanis Tigers 6-3 after a three run first inning sparked by triples from Broiles Seale and Morris. Seale added another triple in the fourth, with Morris, Van Zandt, Leatherwood and Brailes contributing runs as Coonrod allowed three Tigers hits for the win. Easley took the loss.
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Morris
van Zandt
Leatherwood
Brailes
Easley
Tigers
Savage
Phillips
Coonrod
Palmer Tops PGA Money Winners After Open Finish
Arnold Palmer moved to first on the PGA money list with 1963 earnings of 63,545 after finishing third in the Open playoff. Julius Boros rose to second with 59,680, Jack Nicklaus dropped to third at 58,690, and Jack Cupit advanced to 10th with 19,564 as Tony Lema and Gary Player also placed high in the season rankings.
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Fla
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Cupit
Palmer
Brookline
Mass
Tony Lema
Gary Player
Don Finsterwald
Gene Jittler
Dan Sikes Jr
Bruce Crampton
Guariello Beats Robinson in 10 Round Decision at Convention Hall
Philadelphia middleweight Giardello floors 43 year old Sugar Ray Robinson in the fourth round and wins a unanimous 10 round decision. The defeat snaps Robinson’s five bout winning streak as Giardello eyes a title shot in late fall.
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UPI
Sugar Ray Robinson
Joey Guariello
Convention Hall
Giardello
Ray
Joey
Robinson
Klimchock Signals Return to Major League Hitters
Lou Klimchock told Milwaukee Braves he is ready for another shot in the big leagues after a strong Pacific Coast League stint with the Denver Bears. He slugged two 400 foot homers, doubled and singled, drove in four, extending his hitting streak to 14 as Denver beat San Diego 13 to 5. Seattle and Salt Lake City split a doubleheader with Salt Lake winning the opener 8-3 and Seattle taking the nightcap 5-2 behind Guido Grilli's five innings.
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United Press International
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Lou Klimchock
Braves
Klimchock
Denver Bears
Lou
Bears
San Diego Padres
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Salt Lake City
Rainiers
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Bees
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Mixed Across Calves Hogs and Sheep
Markets show cattle calves steady to up. selected weight ranges bid 21.50 to 24.75 for heifers and 22 to 26.50 for feeder cattle. Hogs up 25 to 50 with butcher and sow prices. Sheep strong for ewes, springers 17.50 to 20.00. utility and good ewes 6.00 to 7.00.
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UPI
USDA
Cubs Recall Lemay From Atlanta In IL Return
The Chicago Cubs recalled left handed pitcher Dick Lemay from Atlanta of the International League. They sent veteran infielder Ken Aspromonte to Salt Lake City of the Pacific Coast League on 24 hour recall to make room.
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UPI
Dick Lemay
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
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Lemay
Ken Aspromonte
Salt Lake Cry
San Antonio Moves Up in TL Chase
San Antonio climbs toward the Texas League lead as Houston Colt farm club overwhelms Albuquerque 14 to 1 to tighten atop the standings. Tulsa trips Sun Kings 6 4 with Gary Kolb’s eighth inning grand slam. Amarillo at Austin game rained out.
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United Press International
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Tiger
Houston Colt Farm Club
Albuquerque
el Paso
Sun Kings
Tulsa
Gary Kolb
Amarillo
Austin
Signed 1963 64 Contract With Warriors Basketball Team
Gary signed his 1963 64 contract with the San Francisco Warriors of the National Basketball Association. He was the Warriors' No. 3 draft choice.
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San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Gary
Warriors
Shea named chairman of first annual Academy of Sports Editors awards dinner
William A. Shea, key figure in bringing National League baseball back to New York, was named chairman of the inaugural Academy of Sports Editors awards dinner. The charity event for the March of Dimes will be in New York on January 12, 1964, honoring athletes in 26 categories.
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UPI
William A. Shea
National League Baseball
The
Academy of Sports Editors
St Marys California Player Signs With Warriors
Steve Gary of St Marys California signs with the Golden State Warriors in a move announced by UPI. The forward joins the NBA team after college duties at St Marys and signals a step toward a pro career.
AHL Elects Officers For 1958 Board
The American Hockey League re elected James G Balmer of Pittsburgh as league president at its annual meeting in Hershey. John B Sollenberger of Hershey was named chairman of the board and James Ellery of New York was re elected secretary treasurer and publicity director.
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UPI
American Hockey League
James G. Balmer
Pittsburgh
John B. Sollenberger
Hersey
James Ellery
New York
Khrushchev Plans East Berlin Visit This Weekend
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will visit East Berlin on Sunday to counter Western influence from Kennedy's recent trip. Tass announced the trip to observe Ulbricht’s 70th birthday, with timing tied to Kennedy’s actions in West Berlin.
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Berlin
Ulbricht
Kennnedy
Firstrider to defend welterweight title in June return bout
Canadian welterweight champion Eddy Firstrider faces former champion Pete Schmidt in a 12 round return title fight in Lethbridge Alberta on June 28. Firstrider won the title from Schmidt last April by split decision.
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Alta
UPI
Eddy Firstrider
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