Crippled Indians stun White Sox in split doubleheader
Cleveland manager Birdie Tebbetts battles injuries across his lineup as Willie Tasby Dick Howser Al Luplow John Romano Vic Davillo Woodie Held Max Alvis and Fred Whitfield miss time. Chicago’s Pete Ward notes Cleveland’s resilience and power.
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White Sox
Yankees
Birdie Tebbetts
Cleveland
Willie Tasby
Birdie
Dick Howser
al Luplow
John Romano
Tebbetts
Vic Davilillo
Joe Adcock
Woodie Held
Max Alvis
Fred Whitfield
Pete Ward
McKinley Stumbles in Wimbledon Quarterfinal Clash
Chuck McKinley of San Antonio Texas fell to Fred de Stolle of Australia in straight sets 9-7 7-5 6-4 ending his bid for Wimbledon men’s singles semifinals. Frank Froehling of Coral Gables Fla had been eliminated earlier in the tournament.
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England
UPI
Chuck McKinley
Froehling
San Antonio
Texas
United States
McKinley
Fred
de Stolle
Australia
Bobby
Henry Tietge Wins Two Races In Outboard Finals
Henry Tietge of Walker Iowa wins both heats in the B-Hydro class at the Mid States Outboard Racing Association event on Coralville reservoir. The day features Errol Caquelin winning D-Hydro heats and Glade Heichel taking A-Hydro, with Lew Nichols sweeping B-Runabout and Caquelin siblings contending in D-Runabout.
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Gazette Pho
Alan Carter
Coralville
Coralville Docks
Dan Lefever
Cordova, Ill
Ken Stewart
Greene
Bill Case
Cordova
Henry Tietge
Walker, In
Coralville Reservoir
Errol Caquelin
D-Hydro
Glade Heichel
Green
A-Hydro
Ken Krier
Ollie
Lew Nichols
Webster City
Bud Caquelin
Richard Krier
Terry Thomason
R. Krier
Thomason
Bob Loder
Webster Cit
K. Krier
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Case
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Cavelin
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Hydro
Heicel
Krier
Heichel
Henry Tietoe
Walker
Tietoe
Stewart
Jerry Nelms
Port Byron
Ill
D—Hydro
B. Caquelin
Kline
LaPorte City
New York A C runner McArdle retains 25 kilometer title
Defending champion Pete McArdle of the New York Athletic Club won the senior national AAU 25 kilometer run title on Sunday in Detroit. He crossed the finish ahead of rivals to secure back to back titles for his club.
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Detroit
Pete McArdle
New York Athletic Club
Hector Brown Shuts Out Cardinals on Sunday Night
Hector Brown known as Skinny Brown earned both Sunday night wins, a seven hit shutout of the St Louis Cardinals 1 0 for Houston and a 3 0 triumph over San Francisco marking his season best. Brown’s late run production helped Houston snap a slide while Cardinals clung to first place. The night also featured Tony Cloninger two hitter against the Dodgers and Willie McCovey’s 18th homer in San Francisco. The Giants beat Cincinnati 7 3 and Philadelphia edged Chicago 3 2.
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San Francisco
Houston
Brown
Colts
Cards
Milwaukee
Tony Cloninger
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Billy Pierce
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
al McBean
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Willie McCovey
Jim O’toole
Pierce
Giants
al Worthington
Willie Mays
Glynn Griffing
New York Giants
Thunder Thornton
St. Louis Cardinals
Larry Ferguson
Detroit Lions
Dave Robinson
Green Bay Packers
Ray Mansfield
Ronnie Goodwin
Nate Ramsey
Bosox Learn From Yogi Berra Hot Streak Laments and Yankees Rally
Boston learns from Yogi Berra that he can still hit as New York overpower Yankee foes. Orioles suffer a 3 1 loss while Baltimore loses. Yankees beat Red Sox 4 2 and 11 4 to move two games ahead in the AL. White Sox split with Indians, Twins win seventh straight, and Tigers edge Angels. Yogi Berra, 38, homers in the first inning off Bill Monbouquette to supply all the runs needed.
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Red Sox
Boston
Williams
Ted
Robin Roberts
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Yogi Berra
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Washington
Detroit
Los Angeles Angels
Yogi
Bill Monbouquette
Whitey Ford
Hal Reniff
Monbouquette
Arnold Earley
Yanks
Palmer Extends Lead in Cleveland Open Playoff
Arnie Palmer holds a three stroke edge over Tony Lema and five over Tommy Aaron after the first nine holes of an 18 hole playoff for the $22,000 first prize. Palmer drained a 25 foot birdie at two and added a series of makes to stay in front at Beechmont Country Club in Cleveland Ohio.
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Arnie Palmer
Tony Lema
Tommy Aaron
Palmer
Cleveland, O
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Beechmont Country Club
Rates Fergy Among Top Bets for Success
The 1963 NFL rookies show eight players as likely to make the grade after Saturday’s all-America game in Buffalo. Notables include Finch Campbell, Kermit Alexander, Lee Roy Jordan, George Saimes, Daryle Lamonica, John Mackey, Pat Richter, and Bill Nelson. Campbell earned MVP honors with eight receptions for 108 yards and two touchdowns.
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Buffalo
N.Y
American Football Coaches Association
Buffalo Evening News
Hugh Campbell
Washington State
Mansfield
John McKay
Southern California
Nelson
McKay
Campbell
GAMES MONDAY AND TUESDAY SCHEDULE RELEASED
The schedule lists Monday games: Pittsburgh at Petadeville twilight, Cincinnati at San Francisco, St. Louis at Houston, Milwaukee at Los Angeles, all marked N. Tuesday matchups include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, New York at Chicago, Cincinnati at Houston, St. Louis at Los Angeles, Milwaukee at San Francisco, with all games marked N.
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Petadeville
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Houston
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pet. G
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Cogan
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Seagram Distillers advertises N. C. Blended Whiskey
An advertisement promotes Seagram Distillers Company blended whiskey labeled as 86 proof with 65.7 percent grain neutral spirits.
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Seagram Distillers Company
Kosek and Klima Named First Pistol Team Alternates
MARSHALLTOWN Paul Kosek and Charles Klima of Cedar Rapids were picked as the first and second alternates to the Iowa civilian pistol team for the national meet at Camp Perry Ohio on Aug. 2010. The squad includes Richard Watt Tipton William Strout Davenport Charles Woodford Davenport and Jim Hayes Ames. Strout won the state title. others named include George Pitts Bill Willenberg Ralph Colby and Klima and Kosek among top finishers in various pistol events.
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Marshalltown
Paul Kosek
Charles Klima
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Camp Perry
Ohio
Richard Watt
Tipton
William Strout
Charles Woodford
Davenport
Jim Hayes
Ames
Strout
George Pitts
Bill Willenberg
Ralph Colby
Klima
Kosek
Barnes Signs With Washington Redskins for 1963 Season
Halfback Billy Barnes, the leading Redskins ball carrier last season, signed Saturday to return to Washington for the 1963 campaign.
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Washington
Billy Barnes
Washington Redskins
McCluskey Wins 100-Lap Sprint at Indianapolis Raceway
Roger McCluskey of Tucson Arizona extended his sprint car point lead by winning a 100 lap feature at Indianapolis Raceway Park. He finished three seconds ahead of A J Foyt of Houston Texas in a tight duel for the top spot.
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Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
U.S. Auto Club
Indianapolis Raceway Park
McCluskey
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
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