Bo’s Subs pace LA Win Over Orioles
Dan Osinski earned his first major league start win for the Los Angeles Angels, replacing Bo Belinsky after a controversial trade. Charley Dees contributed three hits including a fifth inning homer as Los Angeles beat Baltimore 7-4, tying the Orioles with New York for the AL lead. The loss snapped Minnesota’s 10 game win streak as Detroit and Chicago also won.
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Parnelli Jones wins record 500 mile race in oil dispute
Parnelli Jones defeats Eddie Sachs after a post race altercation over spilled oil at Indianapolis. Jones receives a $148,581 first prize as records fall for total purse of $493,530.60. Sachs finishes 17th, McCluskey spins, Ward defends steward Fengler’s decision. Clark दूसरे rookie of the year earns $55,238.
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West Daven port Meets Wahlert In State Final
In Des Moines the state boys baseball final features West Davenport against Wahlert Dubuque after both won opening games. West Davenport shut out Forest City Leland 10 0 with Scott Lund pitching a no hitter through three innings before Dave Sellers allowed one hit. Wahlert beat Des Moines Roosevelt 9 7 in eight innings on Pat McCullough’s eighth inning double and a run score on a wild pitch.
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Raiders Roll On Bean Arm as Weghorn Leads 11-2 Win
Cincinnati prospect John Weghorn powered the Raiders with a homer triple and double driving in five runs in an 11-2 Midwest League victory over Wisconsin Rapids. Mike Vande Ven aided with two singles and a double as Don Sprusansky added a two-run homer. Bean earned his first win of 1963 with 13 strikeouts. The Raiders extend their offense in a high-scoring stretch while remaining in seventh place.
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Braves Name Ernie Johnson Public Relations Director
Milwaukee AP Ernie Johnson, longtime Braves pitcher turned administrative assistant to President John McHale, was appointed public relations director. Johnson succeeds Donald Davidson, who had served as PR director since October 1953, as Davidson shifts to full time travel duties after Duffy Lewis retirement.
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Harold Johnson Favored to Defend Title Against Pastrano
World light heavyweight champion Harold Johnson of Philadelphia is the heavy favorite for a 15 round title defense against Willie Pastrano. The bout in North Miami Beach, Florida, will be televised nationally on ABC at 7 p.m. PDT. Johnson seeks his second title defense since May 1962 and his fifth since 1961, with about 6,000 fans expected including Sonny Liston.
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Early Wynn Seeks More Than One Win At 43
Cleveland star Early Wynn, signed again by the Indians, plans to pitch beyond 300 career victories. He believes two seasons remain and aims for the 300th win, weighing readiness with manager Birdie Tebbetts.
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Packers' Moore Signs His Fourth NFL Contract
Green Bay announces halfback Tom Moore has signed his fourth NFL season contract to move from under Paul Hornung's shadow. The club also signs reserve quarterback John Roach.
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Midwest Standings Novice GIs Clash Saturday Night Showdown
The GI themed bout between bitter rivals THE GALLANT MEN at 6:30 PM Saturday airs on KCRGiTV 9. Major broadcast includes TV listings and local standings for the Midwest Novice division.
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Army Names Taylor Tates Locke as Head Coach
West Point announces Taylor Tates Locke appointed head basketball coach by Athletic Director Col. Emory S. Adams Jr. at Army. Locke succeeds prior coach and begins duties immediately.
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Musial's 1921st RBI Becomes Odd Infield Fly Victory
In a 6-5 comeback win for the Cardinals over the Giants, Musial hits an infield pop up ruled an out under the infield fly rule, yet it scores Curt Flood as St. Louis moves within two games of San Francisco and claims the second NL spot. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Chicago and Houston games also noted.
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College of Iowa SCI teams post strong 68.5 percent win rate
State College of Iowa posted a 68.5 percent winning rate for 1962-63 with eight varsity programs. The Panthers claimed three North Central Conference titles and posted a 61-28-3 overall mark, led by a perfect 8-0-1 dual track season and an outright league baseball championship. Football and tennis also shared conference crowns, as SCI achieved higher success than 63.4 percent last year but below the 80.7 percent peak in 1960-61.
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Hawkins Leads At Speedway Festival Open
At the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Fred Hawkins shot 7 under par to take a two stroke lead after the opening round of the 72 hole Speedway Festival Open. The El Paso pro, 30, seeks the $10,000 top prize as 52 of 149 starters beat par and 22 matched it. Par figures imply a 142 or better halfway cut.
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Schooley’s two-hitter leads Belle Plaine past Amana
Belle Plaine pitcher Phil Schooley dominated with two hits allowed and 11 strikeouts guiding a 3-2 win over Amana. Belle Plaine tallied all three runs in the fourth inning as Schooley and Firebek contributed on the mound and at the plate in Friday action.
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Marilynn Smith Leads Babe Zaharias Open After Round One
Veteran golfer Marilynn Smith shot 2 under par 71 at Beaumont Country Club to lead the $8,000 Babe Zaharias Open second round. Mickey Wright Jo Ann Winter Betsy Rawls among early pursuers as others struggle in the 6,219 yard event.
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Minor league scores from recent season games
Buffalo edged Indianapolis 2 1 while Richmond defeated Columbus 3 2 and Rochester beat Arkansas 4 2. Syracuse routed Toronto 8 64 and Atlanta topped 64 none. Pacific Coast League Dakes Fort Worth 4 Hawaii 0. A random note shows Salt Lake City 0 0 en Portland 9 Spokane 1. Only games scheduled.
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C-Sox Bow to Waterloos Four-Run Seventh
Waterloo rallied for four runs in the seventh to beat Clinton 12 to 9 and halt the Midwest league leader. Jim Thorton earned the win after relief duty in the sixth. Dubuque pulled out an 8-6 10th inning win over Fox Cities with Kenney Ellwein driving in five runs.
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