Little League World Series Opens in Williamsport
International scope dominates the 16th Little League World Series with opening games on August 21. Latin America faces Pacific while Europe takes on the Western region in a doubleheader. Mayor Ley eving set pairings, with Canada and the South in first round.
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Canada
Hawaii
Alaska
United States
Medford
Massacuusetts
Detroit
Michigan
Norfolk
Virginia
Vancouver
British Columbia
Westris
France
Dundas
Hooligan Run Signals Alaska Fishing Season Start
Anchorage highlights Alaska fishing seasons with the Hooligan cry marking the migration to Twenty Mile Creek and Portage banks. Anglers in hip boots dip nets for the silver smelt followed by king salmon and other species along the Kenai Peninsula, amid crystalline waters and weathered traditions.
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Twenty Mile Creek
Ear Portage
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Kenai Peninsula
Earl
Unequaled Alaska Highway Offers Untapped Wilderness
Unequaled Alaska boasts millions of acres of lakes and streams with a 28000 mile salt water coastline offering unparalleled wilderness access. The state lures outdoorsmen with fishing and hunting in vast backcountry areas, promoted by Defense Department information branches to guide travel and supplies for game and gear.
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United States
Information Branch
Ent of Defense
Drysdale Eyes 30th Win In Dodgers Bid For Time
Dodgers right-hander Don Drysdale, amid a youthful performance era debate, stands 16 victories with 11 weeks left and aims to be the second NL pitcher since Grover Alexander to win 30 games. He beat the Mets to tighten the NL lead as San Francisco faltered.
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Ron Fairies
Imine
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Dens Bennett
Cal Koonce
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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Houston
Bennett
Reds
Bob Parkes
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Pirates
Bill Virdon
Dick Skinner
Roberto Glemente
Bob Gibsons
Milwaukee
Jonny Thiee
Braves
Chanlie James
Gene
Olive
Homer
Dame Yankees Rally For 21-20 Win Over Belles
The Dame Yankees staged a late rally to edge the Belles 21-20 after trailing 20-13 in the seventh inning. Key hits and a homer sparked the comeback at the sehyot fielsh last night, as Mitchiell, Borie Mole, and Joaui Buckwithy contributed offense and defense to seal the win.
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Big League Stars Tilt Amid Turbulent Alike Action
In a crackling major league tilt, Red Sox, Indians and Yankees clash as stars collect hits and doubles. Clinton smashes a homer, while strong pitching helps a standout pitcher seal the win. The page highlights key plays, scoring bursts, and notable performances across the early season showcase.
Cole Finalists in Missouri Golf Championship
The report notes finalists in the Missouri golf championship with competitors including Rova Roh Reva, 28, from St Louis and other players from the Toscanid Pion finals. The event is described as part of a Mississipp Golf event today, with ongoing competition.
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St Louis
Pirates Announce Sisk Pittsburgh Roster Move
The Pittsburgh Pirates announce roster changes featuring veteran Clendenon and pitcher Sisk as part of roster adjustments ahead of the season. The team signals adjustments may affect the outfield lineup and pitching staff during spring workouts.
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Thhgelih
Palmer Wins British Open in Record 276 Across Four Rounds
Arnold Palmer captured the British Open at Troon Scotland with a record total of 276 after four rounds. He shot 67 in Friday’s round and finished two strokes ahead of runner up Phil Rodgers tying a long standing championship record. Palmer’s 270s and 67s broke course scoring marks and capped a dominant performance ahead of the PGA Championship.
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Uriah Hugget
Englanc West
Don Esse
Indianapolis
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Cewtor Square
Walt Hagen
Johnny
Farrell
Mutfield
Lefty Lane Battles Toughie at Madison Square Garden
Kenny Lane, a 14 fight veteran, faces 22 year old Venezuelan light heavyweight in a 10 round main event at Madison Square Garden. Hernandez, 3 to 1 favorite, drew with Lane in Caracas on February 20 and the Feb. match is noted for the lack of hair disturbance. ABC TV will televise the bout at 9 p.m.
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Paolo Rosi
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Kenny Lane
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Lane
Hernandez
Carlos
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Emile Griffith Retains Welter Crown In Vegas Fight
Emile Griffith remains welterweight champion after a unanimous decision over Ralph Dupas in Las Vegas. The 15 round bout at the Las Vegas Convention Center drew 5,169 fans as Dupas pursued tactics to counter Griffith’s power following the memory of Benny Parcrest. Griffith, shaken by Parcrest’s death, pressed the fight late but Dupas withstood the pace and landed decisive blows at the bell rounds.
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Angelo Dundee
New Orleans
Dunas
Gil Clancy
Howard Albert
Phillies Extend Undefeated Run In Playground League
The Phillies powered to two lopsided wins in week one to stay perfect in the Playground League. Herman Steves' team crushed the Red Sox and then routed another opponent while the Orioles held second by splitting results. Next week schedules feature Orioles or Phillies matchups and key cross-divisional games across the field.
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Major League Leaders Highlights from 1963 Baseball Standings
National and American League leaders appear with names like Davis, Mays, Robinson, and Wagner. The snippet lists batting, doubles, triples, home runs, runs batted in, hits, and stolen bases, plus pitching leaders with wins and strikeouts, featuring teams such as Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Boston, Kansas City, and Cleveland.
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San Francisco
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Houston
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Jimenez
Kansas City
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Wagner
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Chicago
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Wickerstram
Jimtown Erie Edge In Tight Baseball Thriller
Geneva starter Don Flynn frazzled early, allowing five runs in four innings, then settled to throw two hitless innings. Flynn drove in the decisive run with a single in the 10th as Jimtown beat Geneva 6-5 in Olean. Jamestown edged Auburn 7-? and Erie beat Batavia 4-3 in other NY-Penn action.
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Willie Mays makes stellar catch in Phillies win
The Phillies edged the Giants 3-2 as Willie Mays made a breath taking running catch to save two runs, keeping the Giants 1 game back of Los Angeles. Dennis Bennett earned his first win in over a month with a five hitter while Billy O'Dell took the loss. Bobby Wine led Phillies with three hits and Ted Savage drove in two runs. Roy Sievers added a RBI.
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Angels
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Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Raaty
Ed Rakow
Norm Siebern
Charles Hordered
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Vlulé
Tom Cheney
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Stu
Cheney
Marok
Vivuta Herbert
Jake Wood
Ione Tiger Bnt
Billy Bruton
Uydim Landis
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Paul Poytack
Apathia
Homer
Ted Savage
Roy Sievers
Stephens Shines for Montreal Whites in Exhibition Win
Montreal AP report says Sandy Stephens, Minnesota’s All-America QB, signed with Montreal in the Canadian Pro Football League, threw four touchdown passes guiding the Whites to a 27 14 victory over the Reds in a intra squad game before 8259 fans. The Uniontown Pennsylvania native completed 16 of 27 passes for 273 yards, ran six times for 36 yards and kicked three conversions.
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