Young Pitchers Stun AL Old Guard With Early Wins
Sam McDowell and Dave Morehead, both under 20, impressed as the Indians beat the Tigers 9-3 and the Red Sox beat the Senators 4-1 in 14 innings. McDowell improved to 2-2 with eight strikeouts in six innings, while Morehead moved to 3-0 with four earned runs allowed in 32 1 3 innings. The AL also saw the Angels edge the White Sox 7-6 in 12 innings, the Yankees win 2-0 behind Jim Bouton’s two-hitter, and the Athletics beat the Twins 2-1 as the marathon schedule continued.
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Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
Dave Morehead
Boston Red Sox
Snears
Babe Ruth
Roger Maris
McDowell
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Morehead
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Woodie Held
Don Messi
San Diego
Calif
Chuck Hinton
Senators
Don Lock
Jim Coates
Dick Radatz
Los Angeles Angels
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Ka City Athletics
Mipseelk Twins
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Hous
Lee Thomas
Leon Wagner
Thomas
Hoyt Wilhelm
Jim Bouton
Yankees
Steve Barber
Luis Aparicio
Elston Howard
Tony Kubek
Bouton
Norm Siebern
Athletics
Dave Wickersham
Minnesota
Washington Senators
Frank Torre
Phillies
Roy McMillan
Lew Burdette
Philadelphia
Burdette
Chico Cardenas
Bob Purkey
Bill Henry
Reds
Mets
Cincinnati
Polo Grounds
Racer David Fawcett Killed in Midland Race Crash
At Rattlesnake Raceway in Midland Texas David Fawcett a top Texas sports car driver from Lubbock died when his Osca Bandeni lost a rear wheel at 70 mph and was hit broadside by another car. The crash occurred during an H Modified event run by the SCCA and West Texas Sports Car Club.
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Midland
UPI
Rattlesnake Raceway
David Fawcett
Texas
Fawcett
Lubbock
Tex
Air Force
Tilden S. Holley
Raceway
Sports Car Club of America
West Texas Sports Car Club
Fawcett Import Car Co
Midland, Tex
Lubbock, Tex
Tragedy at Brands Hatch as rider Downer dies in crash
Dave Downer, 26, killed and Derek Minter, 28, injured in a 90 mph motorcycle race collision. Downer died on arrival at hospital. Minter’s injuries considered not serious. Freshman coach Ullom named at Colby College in Waterville, Maine, after playing for Cincinnati and coaching Bates.
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Brands Hatch
England
UPI
Dave Downer
Derek Minter
Downer
Minter
Robinson and Patterson to join Birmingham freedom marches
Jackie Robinson and Floyd Patterson plan to travel to Birmingham, Alabama, to participate in freedom marches and anticipate possible jail time to draw attention to racial segregation. Robinson aims to protect himself while remaining nonviolent, Patterson says he will not sit idle and may accept jail to show support.
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New York
UPI
Jackie Robinson
Floyd Patterson
Birmingham
Ala
Robinson
Patterson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Rickey
Roy Campanella
Dodgers
Campy
NAACP
Jackson
Miss
Floyd
Boros Captures Colonial Title at Fort Worth
Julius Boros won the Colonial National Invitation with a 279, four strokes ahead of Gary Player and others. He moved into fifth on the money list with $27,525 in season earnings, and Jack Nicklaus led the tour with $56,215 after a 284. Arnold Palmer slumped to 299 and $31,545.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Julius Boros
Boros
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Lema
Sanders
Arnold Palmer
Palmer shoots 299 at Colonial but ties for 40th
Arnold Palmer carded a 299 at the Colonial National Invitation to finish tied for 40th. The round marked his worst 72 hole score in PGA play since his 1955 rookie season, when he posted 312. He opened 74 75 75 75 and earned $170.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Jackie Robinson Splits Roles as Ballplayer and Fighter
The source notes Jackie Robinson as both a ballplayer and a fighter, emphasizing his dual roles. It portrays him speaking softly about training for a fight with Sonny Liston, highlighting his quiet determination and resilience.
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Sonny Liston
Jackie Robinson
Weekend Sports Summary
Dodgers no-hit Giants 8-0 in Los Angeles. Withers Stakes at Aqueduct won in New York by Get Around. Boxing: Gonzalez defeats DeNucci in Boston. Nigeria’s Tiger named world middleweight champion as Pender retires. Everton clinches 1962-63 title in London. Julius Boros wins Colonial Invitation at Fort Worth. USA opens world amateur basketball with 88-74 win over Mexico in Sao Paulo. AFL to aid Jets and Raiders announced in Dallas. Auto crash near Midland kills David Fawcett.
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New York
Get Around
Aqueduct
Sao Paulo
Brazil
United States
Mexico
No-Hitter Sounds Bell For Los Angeles
Dodgers sweep three game set with Giants as Sandy Koufax and Maury Wills lead the charge. Uh, Don Drysdale wins 25th and Koufax no-hits Giants in a dramatic 6-5 rally aided by Roseboro's decisive eighth inning sacrifice fly. Other NL and AL results follow.
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Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Sandy Korfax
Giants
Maur Wills
Jim Gilliam
Ron Fairly
Wally Moon
Johnny Roseboro
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Umpire Sam Carriban Returns to Active Duty
UPI reports Sam Carriban back in American League umpiring after illness since March. Cal Drummond’s contract moved to the International League. In boxing news Lou Anderson versus Fernando Narvaez set for eight rounds next Tuesday with Sunnyside Gardens approval. Littler and Boros sign for Whitemarsh Open Golf Oct 3-6. Von Clay narrowly loses to Karl Mildenberger in Berlin after a brutal final round.
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Boston
UPI
Sam Carriban
Cal Drummond
New York
Lou Anderson
Vrew Stream
N.Y
Fernando Narvaez
Bronx
Sunnyside Gardens
New York State Athletic Commission
Berlin
von Clay
Philadelphia
Karl Mildenberger
Germany
Deutschland Halle
Clay
Television schedule highlights for the Texas stations May 13 1963
TV grid lists KFOX KGNC KSYD KVII KFDA KGN schedules for Monday May 13 1963 with programs from 4:00 PM to sign off. Notable titles include Annie Oakley Abbott and Costello Huntley Brinkley Johnny Carson Lawman Dragon? (station blur).
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KFOX
Miles Brooks
Huntley Brinkley
David Brinkley
Joey Bishop
NBC News
Kgnc - TV
Major Comar
Yogi Bear
Huntley-Brinkley
Art Linkletter
Davis Hundred
Johnny Carson
KSYD
Bowery Boys
Walter Cronkite i
TV Station Lineup and Schedule Summary
TV daytime and evening listings across KFOX KGNC KSYD KVIL and KFDA channels. Notes include show names such as Today News The Price Is Right Truth or Consequences Loretta Young and Captain Kangaroo with NBC and CBS programming blocks and regional times.
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NBC News
NBC
Willie Wirehand
Ben Jerrod
Doctors
Loretta Younger
N.B.C
Kgnc TV
Channel 4
Comar
Ruth Brent
Loretta Young
Daddy Ksyd
College of the Air
Perspective
KFDA
Jack Tompking
the Guiding Light
News Report
Dan
True Weather Report
Jack Tompkins
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St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
NEA Telephoto
Double Frontier
Wilson
U.S
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Colonial
Jose Gonzalez
Joe DeNucci
Newton
Mass
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Dick Tiger
Paul Pender
London
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Everton
Southern Pines
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National League
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Choo Choo Coleman
Ted Savage
Pirates
Ken Boyer
Curt Flood
Cardinals
Savage
Al”McBean
Ray Sadecki
Bob Aspromonte
Colts
Jim Umbricht
Bob Buhl
Cubs
CLA
Manuel Ycazaup
Chateaugay
Baltimore
Pimlico
Lucille Ball
Danny Thomas
Andy Griffith
Password
Wyatt Earp
Kvii - TV
Stoney Burke
Ben Casey
the Deputy
Kfda - TV
Freddie the Fireman
Walter Cronkite
Lucy
Lloyd Bridges
Epco
Wumore Taps
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Pote
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Kvil TV
Channel 7
Jack LaLanne
Ann Southern
Keys
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Charlie Keys
General Hospital
Jane Wyman
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