Short Baffles NL Leaders With Phillies Strong Comeback
Chris Short 64 205 pounds wins his fourth this year as Phillies rally past Giants 3-1 behind a two run eighth inning homer by Johnny Callison. Cal lison and Taylor spark the frame while Duffalo loses for San Francisco. Pirates beat Houston 4-2 as Friend nets 14th win. Red Sox end nine game skid 5-4 over Twins with Mantilla and Clinton homers.
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Stan Musial to retire after season with Cardinals
Stan Musial announced this will be his final season as an active player with the St. Louis Cardinals. The 42 year old slugger will move into an executive role, leaving behind a record saturated career including seven batting titles and three World Series titles.
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Major League Leaders Highlights and Key Stat Leaders
Summary of top hitters and pitchers in both leagues with names including Aaron Mays Cepeda and Kaline. Highlights home run leaders McCovey Stuart Killebrew and notable pitching marks Perranoski Bouton Ford Koufax with win loss records.
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Boxing Results From Three UPI Cards
Frankie Olivera outpointed Larry Carney in New Bedford with a 10 round decision. Luther Davis drew with Al Swiderski in Las Vegas in a 12 round bout. Prince Rudy defeated Benny McCovey in Bakersfield by a 10 round decision.
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Gordon Trophy Tennis Set For Seigniory Club Site
The Gordon Trophy senior team championship for the United States and Canada will be played at the Seigniory Club in Montebello Quebec on August 16 and 17. The United States currently holds the team trophy.
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El Paso Edges San Antonio In Ninth Inning Rally
Randy Hundley hit a two run homer in the sixth and a decisive two run blast in the ninth to lift El Paso Bullets to a 6-5 victory over Texas League leader San Antonio. Vic Roznovsky added a two run shot as San Antonio also homered. Minnie Rojas earned the win in relief.
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Jones Seeks 300000 For Liston Title Bout On TV
Doug Jones predicts he should earn about 300000 if he fights Sonny Liston for the heavyweight title on home TV in December. The New Yorker, ranked No 2 behind Cassius Clay, says he can beat Liston and would drop to 185 or 185 pounds for speed. Jones, 26, notes he and wife Shirley expect another child in October and has a six year old daughter Theresa.
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Eagles Lose Peaks to Left Arm Injury in Six-Week Span
The Philadelphia Eagles place fullback Clarence Peaks on six weeks out after a chipped ulna fracture from the Eagles at Baltimore clash. Peak led the club in rushing in 1960 and 1961, and his absence widens an injury-plagued roster as Detroit Lions shuffled players in practice and other NFL teams report roster moves and game preparations across the league.
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Night Schedule: Pittsburgh at New York and Other City Pairings
The card lists Wednesday night games with Pittsburgh visiting New York and Chicago at Philadelphia. San Francisco travels to Cincinnati. Los Angeles hosts Milwaukee and Houston plays St. Louis.
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Bowlers To Meet Tonight In Greenbelt Lanes
There will be a meeting at 8 p.m. today in the League Room for the men of the Greater Childress Area Bowlers Association. L. McDonald of Milwaukee Wisconsin special representative of the American Bowling Congress will meet with the group. All who are interested are invited, especially directors associates and league officers.
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76ers Sign Cos dall to 63 64 Season
Philadelphia 76ers sign veteran guard Larry Costello for the 1963 64 season, becoming the club s first player to sign and replace Syracuse in the roster move.
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