Mays Lifts Nationals to 5-3 All Star Win In Cleveland
Willie Mays stole two bases batted in two runs and scored twice as the National League defeated the American League 5-3 in the 34th All Star game. Mays tied Stan Musial for the 20th hit and sparked a two-run third inning. The NL stole three bases and turned three double plays to clinch the win before 44,160 fans.
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Limas Outpoints Mott in Albuquerque Boxing Bout
In Albuquerque New Mexico Joey Limas 145 pounds from Albuquerque defeats Cecil Mott 144 pounds of Tacoma Washington by points over ten rounds to earn a decision.
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A's Consider Oakland Move Faces Eight Votes
AL president Cronin said Finley expressed interest in relocating the Athletics to Oakland California but no formal request was made. A move would require eight of ten owners approval. Finley had explored options including Candlestick Park before Oakland stadium is built.
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National League Major Standings Highlight All-Star Game
The two game day notes show an All-Star event in Cleveland at 11 a.m. CST and a single scheduled contest with N Boston visiting Minnesota on Wednesday.
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Judge McLaughlin Scores Ace at Elmcrest
Elmcrest Golf Club records its sixth hole-in-one of the season on 183-yard No 10 as Judge Howard W. McLaughlin aces the hole. He achieved the feat while playing with his wife with Forest Smith as a witness. Wally Pinckney had aced the same hole five days earlier.
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Ted Peppers By Gus Schrader
The article discusses Ted Abernathy a young submarine pitcher for the Cleveland Indians and recalls Eldon Auker’s similar delivery. It notes puzzling batters, praises teenage umpires Dave Karasek and Dennis Wilhelm, mentions the Harlem Globetrotters’ Prague tour with 60 000 paid admissions, and critiques NCAA and Ivy League football rule changes for 1963.
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Giants Trade Grier to Rams Dismantles Fearsome Foursome
The New York Giants break up the Fearsome Foursome by trading tackle Roosevelt Grier to the Los Angeles Rams for tackle John LaVetere and a high draft pick. Grier, 31, 6-5 290, formed the core with Dick Modzelewski and Jim Katcavage and Andy Robustelli to win five eastern division titles and one NFL title. LaVetere, 27, 6-4 285, has five NFL seasons and has been Rams’ top linesman three times.
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Bernard Sets French Mile Record In Cambrai
Michel Bernard clocked a French mile record of 3 minutes 58.9 seconds in Cambrai on Monday night AP reported.
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Decatur Topples Cedar Rapids 2-1 For Midwest Lead
Dick DeMatteis pitched a five hitter guiding Decatur to a 2-1 win over Cedar Rapids. The Raiders scored in the third on a bases loaded double play and a sixth inning rally featured Wilson Heyden and Cobb. Injuries prompt lineup changes for Tuesday as Decatur prepares for Waterloo.
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White Sox Place Baumann on Injured List
Chicago pitcher Frank Baumann will be sidelined indefinitely with a torn biceps muscle in his throwing arm, the White Sox said Monday.
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