Marichal Tops Reds in 16th Inning 1-0 Duel
Juan Marichal pitched 16 innings in a 1-0 victory over Milwaukee, matching Carl Hubbell's famed 1934 performance. He scattered eight hits and struck out 10, with Willie Mays making a key throw to prevent a score. The win moved the Giants a half game behind the Dodgers in the NL race.
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Philadelphia
Drysdale
Braves
Warren Spahn
Williers
Mays
Spahn
Fairly
Frank Howard
Norm Larker
del Crandall
Eureka Quarter Horse Racing Starts Today After Big Effort
Eureka Kansas prepares for four days of quarter horse racing after a grandstand fire. Volunteers and local businesses rebuilt bleachers and wiring, with free labor and donated materials, as the American Quarter Horse Association approves the track. Race purses total 20000 dollars with an 8500 dollar futurity, aiming to draw up to 12000 spectators.
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Kan
Greenwood County Fair Associaton
Kansas
American Quarter Horse Association
Strong City Rodeo Association
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Southeast Tournament Set At St Paul for Softball
Southeast Kansas Women's Softball League announces a double elimination Southeast tournament at St Paul from July 15 to 20. Opening games include Columbus versus Parsons Queens at 6 30 p m on July 15 and Chanute Blue Jays vs Parsons Jets, with Cherryvale facing St Paul and Erie meeting Parsons Parkans the following night. Brackets adapt after the first four games with up to three games on some nights.
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Erie
Parsons Parkans
Cassius Clay Named Fighter of Month by Ring Magazine
New York AP reports undefeated Cassius Clay stopped England's Henry Cooper in the fifth round as predicted and earned Ring Magazine's Fighter of the Month honor. Cooper moved from eighth to seventh in the heavyweight ratings while Clay stayed No 2 behind Floyd Patterson.
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Cassius Clay
England
Henry Cooper
Ring Magazine
Cooper
Clay
Floyd Patterson
Kansas Boat Registration To Total 31500 This Week
Kansas boat registrations show a June total near 31 500, up about 5 000 for the half year ending June 30 1963. The piece cites 60 000 outboard motors in use statewide, notes safety tips, and mentions traffic rules banning towing skiers at night and other vessel actions under the Kansas Boat Act.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kan
Top Vaulter Sternberg Paralyzed After Trampoline Accident
Seattle high flyer Brian Sternberg, 20, a top world record hopeful in pole vault and trampoline, lay partially paralyzed in a Seattle hospital after a trampoline accident with the University of Washington gymnastics team. Doctors reported a cervical vertebra dislocation with possible spinal cord damage, describing the injury as critical but delaying surgery. Sternberg had set a pending world record of 16 feet 8 inches and had dominated recent vaults, with plans to compete for the United States in the Soviet Union later this month.
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University of Washington
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Soviet Union
Presbyterians and Baptists win Church League games
Presbyterian beat St Patrick’s 12 to 8 with Jim Leroy pitching and Carl Ranabargar catching as they claim a second win of the season. First Baptists routed Methodists 12 to 1 behind Jim McCoy’s one hitter and Jim Woods catching, moving into second place on percentage.
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Highland Park
Jim Leroy
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Carl Ranabargar
Lupe Ponce
Dan Zaragosa
Harley Ponce
Ray Bonilla
John Orosco
Jim McCoy
Baptists
Jim Woods
Roy Marts
Lloyd Steele
St. Pat
M. Pats
Twins Face Dry Smokeless Stadium After License Refusal
The Bloomington City Council refuses to renew beer cigarette and bottle club licenses for Metropolitan Stadium, leaving the Minnesota Twins with the prospect of a dry and smokeless home.
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Bloomington
Recreation Calendar Tonight and Upcoming Week Events
Makeup Baseball tonight features Senior League Leroy versus Beck at Santa Fe Park 6:45 and Major League First National Bank against Consolidated Oi at 7:00 with Merle Kelly Ford versus Bank of Commerce at 9:00 at Highland Park. Thursday American Legion Doubleheader Coffeyville at City Park 1.00 and 6:00. Friday Summer Bands Junior High 4:00 Senior High Jace 6:30 Royster music room Softball Chanute Blue Jays versus Parsons Parkans 7:30 Presbyterians versus Grant Avenue Baptists in second game at Highland Park.
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Legion Falls 7 5 To Parsons in Independence Day Game
The American Legion team, short on regular pitchers, lost 7 5 at Parsons. David Cooper pitched for Chanute with Mick Casady catching, giving seven hits and five strikeouts. Chanute had five errors, Parsons two. Key hits included Swan with a triple and Benson a double. Chanute meets Coffeyville in a July 4 doubleheader at City Park with games at 1 and 6 p.m.
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Parsons
David Cooper
Chanute
Mick Casady
Tom Swan
Bruce Benson
Swan
Benson
Bob Cavins
Ron Briley
City Park
Coffeyville
Rollins Wins First Round at Henley Regatta
Rollins College crew from Florida won its first-round race at Henley on the River Thames, finishing four lengths ahead of Barclay Bank Rowing Club in the Thames Challenge Cup. The U S entry clocked 7 26.0 for the one mile 550 yard course as 1 000 oarsmen from 11 nations gathered for the four day event.
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U.S
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Finland
United States
Yanks Downing Dominates White Sox as Twins Win Big
Yankees ace Al Downing pitched a one hit gem to beat the Chicago White Sox 3-0, while Dave Morehead lost a no hitter in the eighth for the Red Sox in a 6-1 victory over Cleveland. Minnesota’s 7-4 win at Detroit boosts them into second place behind New York.
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Houston
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al Downing
New York Yankees
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Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
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Camilo Carreon
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Fred Whitfield
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Jim Hall
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Tony Kubek
Hector Lopez
Cleveland
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Whitfield
Chuck Schilling
John Romano
Cornell Leads Three Varsity Boats in Grand Challenge Cup
Cornell rows both heavyweight and lightweight eights in a three-boat entry including a heavy squad that will race Nassovia Hoechst Club of Germany on Thursday in the final round of the Grand Challenge Cup. Teams from Tabor Academy and Rollins College also field entries.
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Tabor Academy of Massachusetts
Rollins College
Heavies
Nassovia Hoechst Club
Baseball Scores From The AP Card
The Associated Press reports results with New York beating Chicago 3 to 0, Baltimore 4 over Los Angeles 3, Boston 6 over Cleveland, Washington 7 over Kansas City, and Minnesota 7 defeating Detroit 4.
National League Tuesday Night Scores
National League results show Chicago 4 New York 1 and Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 2 with Cincinnati 6 Houston 4. Los Angeles 1 St Louis 6 and San Francisco 1 Milwaukee 16 innings. Thursday schedule lists Pittsburgh at Philadelphia New York at Chicago Cincinnati at Houston St Louis at Los Angeles Milwaukee at San Francisco.
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Ashley Wins First Round in Colorado Springs Event
Defending champion Barbara McIntire of Colorado Springs and Ann Quast Wells of Seattle advanced in the 21st Colorado Springs Women's Invitational Golf Tournament. McIntire edged Vi Ann Beadle 1 up, Wells defeated Sandra Palmer 2 and 1, and Linda Anderson beat Karen Keesling 3 and 2. Alice Dye beat Pam Kingsbury 3 and 2, Natasha Fife beat Marge Michaelis 3 and 1, Jena Ashley defeated Joey Kubesch 5 and 3.
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Ann Quast Wells
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Miss McCiintire
Ann Beadle
Belton
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Wichita
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Indianapolis
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Natasha Fife
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Hollywood
Fla
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Chanute
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Peru
Ind
Vendors Strike Ends at D C Stadium with Nickel Hot Dog Hike
Washington AP reports a two month vendor strike at D C Stadium is settled. Fans will pay an extra nickel for hot dogs at all games as part of the agreement. The settlement ends disruption to concessions during baseball games at the stadium.
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D.C
Buchholz Coaches Toronto Tennis Pros for Junior Davis Cup
AP reports Buchholz of St. Louis began a two week coaching stint in Toronto for eight Eastern Canada Junior Davis Cup players. He was hired by the Canadian Lawn Tennis Association.
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Canadian Lawn Tennis Association
Night of NBA Matchups Listed Across Six Cities
Minnesota plays Detroit and Chicago meets New York while Boston faces Cleveland and Kansas City visits Washington. Los Angeles travels to Baltimore and the New York game hosts Chicago in schedule of six NBA contests.
Baseball scores from multiple games across leagues
Buffalo defeats Arkansas 7 to 5 while Toronto edges Richmond 3 to 2. Rochester wins 10 to Syracuse zero with a suspended score noted. Jacksonville plays Columbus amid rain. Atlanta loses 6 to Indianapolis 5, lasting 10 innings in the Pacific Coast League. Dallas-Fort Worth 5, Tacoma 4. Seattle 4, Oklahoma City 2. Denver 5, Portland 4. Spokane 6, Hawaii 3.
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Syracuse
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Atlanta
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