Greenbelt Bowl Week Opens With East West Scrimmage Promises
The 15th Greenbelt Bowl set for next Saturday at Fair Park Stadium begins with 44 players arriving and workouts at 4 p.m. Officials announce Ricky Welch replaces Randall Graham on the West. East leads series overall with 7-6-1, 1959 and 1960 scores noted. rosters list players for East and West teams by position and hometown.
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Fair Park Stadium
Ricky Welch
Randall Graham
Roscoe
Graham
Hotel Childress
RCA enters components high fidelity market with new lines
RCA plans a fall roll out of components including a record changer tuner amplifier and three speaker systems. Raymond W. Saxon notes a shift from specialist dealers as retail stores gain access while Pilot Radio expands TV and sound packages. 3M issues Sound Talk bulletin on tape transport differences and coatings.
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Radio Corporation of America
RCA Divison
RCA
Raymond W. Saxon
RCA Victor
Home Instruments
Indianapolis
Selpe
2CA
Saxon
Pilot Radio Corp
Pilot
Pi‘t
Roland J. Kalb
Dept
Hudson Road
St. Paul
Minn
Child labor in America from 1832 to 1910 rise and reforms
The excerpt notes that in 1832 two-fifths of New England factory workers were children. By 1870 about 750000 children aged 10 to 15 worked nationwide. The number grew until 1910, when reform movements for child labor laws and compulsory schooling began to impact the system.
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New England
Irish Luck Keeps The Philadelphia Club Up
Philadelphia Phillies stay two games ahead in the National League as GM John Quinn’s moves pay off. Bunning, Thomas, and Johnson powered a 6-0 win over the Mets, with Thomas homering four times in three games and Johnson delivering a pinch hit homer. Giants, Cardinals, Pirates, and Braves also won to keep pace.
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United Press International
John Quinn
Philadelphia Phillies
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Johnson
Mets
RBI
Tracy Stallard
Clay Dalrymple
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John Callison
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Washington
Los Angeles
John Tsitouris
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
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McCovey
Billy O'Dell
Frank Robinson
Bullets Rally For 5-4 Win Over Dukes
Bryshear Davis drove in two runs with a two run homer sparking a three run rally to lift the San Antonio Bullets to a 5-4 victory over Albuquerque Sunday night. Tulsa swept Austin to narrow San Antonio lead to 32 games. Fort Worth beat El Paso 3-2. Tonight’s schedule repeats with Albuquerque at San Antonio Austin at Tulsa and El Paso at Fort Worth.
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United Press International
Bryshear Davis
San Antonio Bullets
Albuquerque
Bullets
Tulsa Oilers
Oklahoma
Austin
Tulsa
Fort Worth
el Paso
San Antonio
W. L. Pet
Temperatures Reach 100 Degrees in Latest 24 Hour Span
The high for the past day ending at 11 am today was 100 degrees with a low of 76 degrees. For August 10, 1963 the high reached 94 degrees and the low 73. A detailed hourly chart follows.
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Ae. Saedes
Bo. Ves
Yastrzemski Leads Outfielders and Batting Title Contender
Carl Yastrzemski of the Boston Red Sox led junior circuit outfielders with 18 assists while the AL batting champion of 1963. The brief also notes Rex Ellsworth's horses earning over $1 million in the past year and lists world heavyweight title lineage with five foreign champions.
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Boston
UPI
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
New York
Rex _ Ellsworth
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Highlight League Push
The standings show Baltimore leading the league with a .616 record, while Chicago and New York follow. Weekend results feature Pittsburgh beating Chicago 5 2 and Philadelphia routing New York 12 to 5. Sunday games included St. Louis 8 Houston 2 and San Francisco 7 Cincinnati 5.
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Houston
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Washington
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Ight
Mets
49er field goals sink Browns in exhibition win
Tommy Davis kicked four field goals and a single extra point as the San Francisco 49ers defeated the Cleveland Browns 26-7 in the NFL exhibition opener. Lou Groza managed only one point, while Cleveland’s defense pressured Ryan and Ninowski and limited Jim Brown until late. Davis had 156 consecutive PATs before this game.
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Tommy Davis
Cleveland Browns
Lou Groza
Davis
San Francisco
Forty Niners
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Neil
Cleveland
Frank Ryan
Jim Ninowski
Jim Brown
Browns
Weekend Sports Summary
Edith Mceguire won the 100 and 200 meter dashes in U S Olympic trials. Gun Bow won the Whitney by ten lengths with Mongo second and Delta Judge third. Bold Lad captured the Sparring Stakes by a half length over Native Charger. Frank Lary traded to Milwaukee from the Mets for Dennis Ribant and cash. Buddy Jeannette named coach of Baltimore Bullets succeeding Bob Leonard. Juan Rodriguez won the Western Open with a record 268. Dennis Ralston beat Frank Froehling in three sets to win the Middle Atlantic Grass Courts. Miss Bardahl won the Seafare Trophy hydroplane race driven by Ron Musson. Dukla of Czechoslovakia tied Zaglebie of Poland 1 1 to win the American Challenge Cup on goals. Three AAU relay records set at the 30th annual meet. Germany and Russia each won three golds at European rowing. Shirley Englehorn won the Waterloo Women s Open by four over Ruth Jessen.
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U.S
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N.Y
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Native Charger
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Milwaukee Braves
Frank Lary
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Buddy Jeannette
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National Basketball Association
Bob Leonard
Chicago
Juan Rodriguez
Tom O'Shanter
Dennis Ralston
Frank Froehling
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Miss Bardahl
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Dukla
Zechoslovakia
Zaglebie
Poland
Buffalo
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Germany
Russia
Waterloo
Iowa
Shirley Englehorn
Ruth Jessen
Beman Wins Tourney at Niagara Falls Golf Club
National amateur champion Deane Beman of Bethesda Maryland shot 68 Sunday to win the sixth annual Alex Porter tournament at Niagara Falls Country Club with a 72 hole total of 277. James Grant III of Wethersfield Connecticut carded 69 in the final round to finish one stroke back with 278.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
UPI
Deane Beman
Bethesda
Alex Porter
James Grant III
Wethersfield
All German finals in West German tennis championship
In Hamburg Christian Kuhnke defeated Mo Mulligan 6 1 7 5 6 1 to reach the all German final while Wil helm Bungert and Manuel Santana won their semifinals 6 3 8 6 4 6 1. Brabham wins Kanonloppet Formula Two race in Karlskoga driving his own car over Jim Clark.
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UPI
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Wilhelm Bungert
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Mo Mulligan
Australia
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Manuel Santana
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Karlskoga
Sweden
Jack Brabham
Jim Clark
Scotland
Kanonloppet
Emerson defeats Stolle to win Canadian tennis championship
Australian Roy Emerson defeated countryman Fred Stolle to win the Canadian tennis championship on Sunday. Emerson came from behind after losing the first two sets 2-6 and 4-6, then dominated the final sets 6-3 and 6-0 to claim the title.
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Stolle Montreal
UPI
Roy Emerson
Australia
Fred Stolle
Telephone exchanges rise in New York City count
The New York Telephone Company reports 462 telephone exchanges in New York City. This figure highlights the extent of urban communication infrastructure and the scale of the telephony network serving residents and businesses.
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United Press International
New York City
New York
Bauer Eyes World Series Date After Tumultuous Orioles Run
Baltimore manager Hank Bauer sends Steve Barber to start the opener against the Yankees and benches Boog Powell and Norm Siebern in a tight series. Earl Robinson acts as a renewed addition, collecting five hits in three games. The Orioles narrow the Yankees lead, while the league context shows Whitey Ford sidelined and Mantle day to day.
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Louis Arroyo
Marshall Bridges Berra
al Downing
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Roger Maris
Johnny Blanchard
Robin Roberts
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