Boston Sox rebound to second. Angels top White Sox
The Boston Red Sox beat Washington 8-5 to move into second, one game behind Chicago. The Los Angeles Angels hammered the White Sox 7-3 as Leon Wagner homered twice and Gene Conley won again. The Astros climbed to ninth after a 4-2 win over the Mets, tying Milwaukee.
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Chicago White Sox
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White Sox
Chicago
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Angels
Cleveland
Bob Tilman
Washington
Don Rudolph
Gene Conley
Dick Radatz
the Angelis
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles
Ed Sadowski
George Thomas
Jim Fregosi
Lopsided Softball Openers Open Night Wins 12-2
Houston pitcher Bob Bruce allowed two Mets hits and struck out 11 in eight innings but lost his shutout bid in the ninth as St Patrick’s completed a 12-2 victory. Mets pitcher Roger Craig gave up eight hits and four errors aided unearned runs in the opener of the Church Softball League.
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Houston
Bob Bruce
Mets
Bruce
Duke Snider
Harley Ponce
St. Patrick's
Choo Coleman
Final Details In Death Of Lipscomb
Baltimore police tied the final details of the Gene Lipscomb death investigation after a man questioned at police HQ was released. A friend, Timothy Black, faces narcotics paraphernalia charges and lip comments place Lipscomb’s heroin death at a Baltimore apartment party. Senate interest may shape upcoming narcotics probes as two unrelated local games featured Grant Avenue Baptist beating United Brethren Trinity 18 to 3, with multi inning blowouts and varied errors.
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Baltimore
Gene
Big Daddy) Lipscomb
Senate
Lipscomb
Pittsburgh Steelers
Wade H. Poole
Washington
John L. McClelland
D-Ark
Timothy Black
Black
Lineups Announced For Teener League Teams
Teener League announces two divisions with older and junior leagues. Opening games set for June 3 at Santa Fe Park. Lineups list Ellis and Naff & Bolze as managers for three older and four younger teams. Junior teams include Veterans of Foreign Wars and Gray Lumber with rosters of players and managers.
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Robert MccCready
Santa Fe Park
Chanute Junior College Names 1963 Track Letter Winners
Chanute Junior College Black Panthers award varsity letters for the 1963 track season. Coach Jerry Steele announces the squad with Bob Franklin as the sole sophomore letter-winner. Freshmen honorees include Ed Poertner, Bob Olberding, Jim Lloyd, and Dave Dickerson, who led with 34 points.
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Chanute Junior College
Black Panthers
Panther
Jerry Steele
Bob Franklin
Ed Poertner
Bob Olberding
Jim Lloyd
Dave Dickerson
Dickerson
Hirh
Chanute
Fight Results From The Associated Press Highlights
St Louis Allan Thomas of Chicago stopped Sixto Rodriguez of St Anselmo in the ninth round. Hollywood Thad Spencer of San Francisco knocked out Monroe Ratliff of Los Angeles in the ninth. Sydney Arthur Persley of Red Cross, La outpointed Gary Cowburn of Australia in twelve. North Dartmouth Charlie Scott versus Manny Burgo bout canceled.
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Associated Press
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Allan Thomas
Chicago
Sixto Rodriguez
St. Anselmo
Calif
Hollywood
Thad Spencer
San Francisco
Monroe Ratliff
Los Angeles
Sydney
Australia
Arthur Persley
Red Cross
Gary Cowburn
North Dartmouth
Mass
Charlie Scott
Manny Burgo
Fighter Pilot Killed In Jet Crash
An Air Force pilot identified as Capt. Jules Albert Gilbert 30 of Westfield New Jersey was killed when his jet fighter crashed during takeoff at Richards-Gebaur AFB Kansas City. He was stationed at the base.
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Kansas City
Air Force
Jules Albert Gilbert
Westfield
Gilbert
Richards-Gebaur Afb
Local names list spans several organizations and managers
Readable names include McGee Jim Benson Pat Wilson Dean Oliver Dean Chaney Ben Ennis David Martin Ricky Clark Paul Tate Don Gates Phillip Wickster Steven Holman Jim Walters Stephen Graue American Legion figures Frank Sinclair manager David Davenport Craig Ward Jim Neeley Steve Erickson Sandy Rush Dan Newland Bill Burghart Jeff Leverenz Gary Herron Ronnie Newton Darrell Brown Tom Dicks Charles Dighero Paul Brazil Maniey Transfer head John Cole manager Pat Scott Mark Golay Melvin Marsh Pete Padilla Bruce Anderson Stephen Spitzer Jerry Russell John Cole Martin Barnhart Rick Hively Mike Wilson Mike Swink Raymond Cole Tommy Powell
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Pat Scott
Mark Golay
Melvin Marsh
Pete Padilla
Bruce Anderson
Stephen Spitzer
Jerry Russell
Martin Barnhart
Rick Hively
Mike Wilson
Mike Swink
Raymond Cole
Tommy Powell
Michigan State and Michigan meet as rivals in 1884
Historic note recalls the first Michigan State versus Michigan baseball rivalry in 1884 when Michigan won the game 13 to 3. The piece mentions that the two teams began facing each other in that early season, marking the origin of a longstanding intercity clash.
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Michigan State
Michigan
Heavy Rain Hits Southern Missouri Ozarks Storm
Springfield AP reports a violent storm across the Southern Missouri Ozarks on Monday with wind hail and flash floods. Rain totals reached up to 7 inches, causing widespread impacts across the region.
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Springfield
Missouri Ozarks
Mets Fans Psychoanalyzed by Will Grimsley
AP report cites psychiatrist Vladimir Eliasberg on Met fever at Polo Grounds. Mass enthusiasm, seen as contagion and a rejection mechanism after Giants and Dodgers left. Fans seek a father figure in Casey Stengel while cheering a chronically losing team for social belonging.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
New York
Casey Stengel
The
American Mental Health Foundation, Inc
Foundation
Vladimir G. Eliasberg
Lar
Dr. Eliasberg
Met
Mets
Yankees
U.S. Steel
Palmer Rests Her Honors To Correct State Period
Palmer says rest may help restore form after a poor showing at the Colonial Invitation. He cites bad golfing habits from a fall schedule and notes a painful back cyst hampered his walking and swing. The Colonial produced a 299, far from his typical results, signaling a need to recover and refocus. In New Albany, Kansas, Spring elections keep women in control as incumbent Mayor Winifred Hoover runs unopposed, continuing a 1930s pattern begun by Susie Murphy.
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Latrobe
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Fort Worth
Tex
Severe storms cause roof damage and floods across southern Missouri
In Webster County Henderson area heavy rain fell with 2 to 5 inches around Springfield. Reports describe a tornado funnel near West Plains as a three story wholesale house lost roof sections. Bricks damaged parked cars while fallen limbs snapped power lines. A Missouri Farmers Association bulk plant tank at Willow Springs burned after likely lightning. Farm homes flooded in Henderson as streams rose. Surface water closed U S 166 west of Springfield and U S 60 east of Springfield and Rogersville about an hour.
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Webster County
Springfield
West Plains
Missouri Farmers Association
Willow Springs
U.S. 166
U.S. 60
Rogersville
Palmer plans rest and comeback after medical setback
Palmer admits a cyst caused trouble and says no operation occurred. He will take a week away from golf to rest, then ease back into practice. He finished behind Jack Nicklaus at Augusta and Las Vegas, and aims for a fresh start before the National Open at Brookline in June 2022.
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Palmer
Augusta
Jack Nicklaus
Brookline
Mass
May 14 1963 Chanute Tribune Item
A brief Chanute Tribune page six item from May 14, 1963, summarizes local news and notices of the day including community events, organizational updates, and brief reports from Chanute and surrounding areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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