Willie Smith Not Babe Ruth In Angels Lively Rally Loss
Los Angeles Angels reliever Willie Smith exited his pitcher outfield role after allowing three homers in the eighth inning to Cleveland. Vic Davalillo and Leon Wagner hit two run shots and Bob Chance added another as the Indians beat the Angels 6 3. Abernathy earned the win, Lee took the loss.
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Cardinals Tie Dodgers in Exciting Long Island Action
The Cardinals moved into a tie with the Dodgers after a 10-8 win in the first game. Dickie Nations finished with four strikeouts in relief for the Cardinals while Vance Wilson sparked the Dodgers with a late rally. The Giants beat the Phillies 11-8 to take the league lead as Philadelphia built an early advantage before succumbing.
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Major League Leaders Highlight Diverse Standouts Across Leagues
United Press International lists top performers in batting, home runs, runs batted in and pitching. Notable names include Mays, Williams, Howard and Mikkelsen with leading marks in the National and American Leagues. Strong finishes from Killebrew Colavito Wagner and Hall appear in the pitching and hitting categories.
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Weekend Major League Scores and Standings Snapshot
Baseball and basketball results from Monday through Wednesday show Cleveland, Detroit, Minnesota and Los Angeles posting wins. National League race tightens with San Francisco leading Philadelphia and St Louis close behind as Boston and New York split.
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Phillies sign 18 year old pitcher from Montpelier
UPI reports Bob Richmond an 18 year old Montpelier Ohio high school pitcher with a 17 win 2 year record signed by the Philadelphia Phillies. Also Syracuse Illinois football rivalry renewal set for 1970 and Roger Leohardt from Winona Minnesota signed by the Washington Senators. Jim Ryan withdraws from the U S Track and Field Federation meet in Corvallis to run in San Diego.
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Athletics Benched Gentile With Inflamed Tendon
Kans as City Athletics first baseman Jim Gentile was removed from the game against the Washington Senators due to an inflamed tendon in his right leg. Bronko Nagurski earned national honors at two positions for the University of Minnesota, playing fullback and defensive tackle.
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Beloved Champion Falls Short in Belmont Heartbreak
Nostalgia floods sports lore as Northern Dancer fights through a brutal stretch to miss sweeping the Triple Crown. The piece likens the heartbreak to other greats whose careers faced sudden reversals, from Joe Louis to Babe Ruth, highlighting fans’ enduring pity for once-dominant figures.
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Civil Rights Bill debate prompts readers to seek copies
Jim Martin urges Americans to study H R 7152 before passage. He notes difficulty obtaining copies in Congress and cites Montgomery Junior Chamber of Commerce selling copies for 10 cents each, with over 300000 orders reported nationwide. He provides his Gadsden Alabama address for correspondence.
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Major college stars head for pro ranks in 1963 All America exodus
Scores of top players from major programs including Scott Appleton of Texas and Sherm Lewis of Michigan State graduate or become ineligible this June. The first and second teams lose stars from Notre Dame, Oregon State, Nebraska, Navy, Texas, Miami, and USC as schools face ebbs in talent while planning for next year.
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