CMC Crown on Line in Senior High Hickman Doubleheader
The 1963 Central Missouri Conference title hinges on a Senior High and Hickman doubleheader at Columbia Municipal Park with the Jays needing two wins to share the crown. Pitchers include Rob Neidbreder and Kelly Whitaker for SHS against Ken Ash and Ed Sutton for Hickman as both teams chase the league flag.
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Columbia
Senior High
Hickman
Kewpies
Municipal Park
Rob Neidbreder
Kelly Whitaker
John Jankowski
Ken Ash
Ed Sutton
Kewps
Sedalia Smith-Cotton
Missouri tops Westminster in dual golf clash
In Fulton Missouri the University of Missouri beat Westminster College 11% to 315 in a dual golf match. Tom Havens paced MO with a 72 as medalist.
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Fulton
University of Missouri
Westminster College
Tom Havens
Missouri
Simmons Hurls High-Flying Birds Back Into National League Lead
Cardinals edge Braves 2-1 as Curt Simmons improves to 4-0 aided by Julian Javier’s fifth inning homer and George Altman’s strong eighth inning throw. Bobby Uecker doubled for Milwaukee but Altman cut him down at the plate. Flood reached on a passed ball and scored on White’s double as four Milwaukee miscues helped St. Louis take the lead and move a game up on Pittsburgh.
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ST. Louis
Curt Simmons
Julian Javier
George Altman
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Simmons
Braves
Cardinal
Curt Flood
Joe Torre
Dick Groat
Denny Lemaser
Flood
Bill White
Javier
Frank Bolling
Altman
Bob Uecker
Lemaster
Len Gabrielson
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Pennel Tops 16 63/4 To Regain World Pole Vault Title
Monroe Louisiana AP John Pennel regained the world pole vault record with a 16 feet 6 3/4 inch leap in a dual meet at Northeast Louisiana State. The 22 year old Miami native had earlier set a 16 3/4 record, with outdoors lofts after Brian Sternberg’s 16 5 vault. Pennel’s mark ties a prior record while Nikula’s 16 8 3/4 indoors isn’t recognized as a world record.
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Monroe
John Pennel
Pennel
Brian Sternberg
Washington
Northeast Louisiana State
Northwestern
Pennti Nikula
Finland
Miami
Warriors Surprise Knicks Select Heyman in NBA Draft
New York Knicks used the first draft pick to select Art Heyman of Duke, then Jerry Harkness of Loyola in the second round. The San Francisco Warriors surprised by drafting Nate Thurmond of Bowling Green, adding a 6-11 center to Wilt Chamberlain. Tom Thacker went to Cincinnati as a territorial choice, while Rod Thorn and other top seniors also heard their names called. The draft ended the territorial pick era, with teams reshaping rosters for 1966.
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NEW York
New York Knicks
San Francisco Warriors
Knicks
Art Heyman
Duke
Jerry Harkness
Chicago
Loyola
Wilt Chamberlain
Nate Thurmond
Bowling Green
Warriors
Detroit Pistons
Thurmond
St. Louis
Harry Gallatin
Detroit
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Royals
Cincinnati
Celtics
Eddi Miles
Seattle
Cincinnali
St. Louis Hawks
Jerry Ward
Boston College
Syracuse
Jen Ellison
Kansas
Chicago-Baltimore
Ken Carlton
Colorado
Mets Top Both Major Leagues In Double Plays
New York Mets lead both leagues in double plays with 28, double the Yankees, and nearly triple the Giants. The Mets, amid NL basement chatter, may have the best double play duo in baseball. The White Sox have six, tied with the Phillies for last in twin killings as Aparicio’s defense is debated. Orioles top the AL with 121 double plays.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Mets
New York Yankees
San Francisco Giants
Minor League Results From AP Baseball Night Scores
International League Richmond defeats Indianapolis 4 to 2 in the first game. Atlanta visits Toronto with rain. Columbus and Jacksonville both have rain delays. Rochester hosts Jacksonville? Wait. Pacific Coast League Hawaii plays Portland in wet conditions.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Toronto
Columbus
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Rochester
Hawaii
Portland
Weather All Over Nation Delays Games and Bets
Fog shrouds Aqueduct as Reines Reneged wins paying 97 dollars and plays tricks on sports fans. Across the country rain forces four major league games to be rained out Monday and six Tuesday with many minors affected. In Chicago a long weather battle delays the White Sox matchup, drawing crowds down and ending in a rain-soaked decision.
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NEW York
Aqueduct
Reines
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Ford Frick
Gary
Ind
White Sox
Pirates Recall Vernon Law After Rehab Season
The Pittsburgh Pirates recalled right handed pitcher Vernon Law Tuesday from the Kinston NC farm club of the Class A Carolina League. Law, a 1960 pennant winner and World Series hero, expects to rejoin the Pirates Wednesday after two troubled seasons.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vernon Law
Kinston
N.C
Law
Wednesday Law
Pirates
Simonsen Cindermen Win Again in Triangular Meet
Simonsen eighth and ninth graders extend unbeaten streak by edging West and Jefferson juniors in Columbia. Meet results show Simonsen leading in team scores with 61 points, Jeff 45, West 31 in 0.9-second action. Multiple events listed with strong showings from Simonsen and Jeff athletes across relays, sprints, and distance events.
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Columbia
Simonsen
West
Jefferson
Jeff
Cubs
Injuries Force MU's Mapes to Quit Football
Carl Maples a sophomore end at the University of Missouri must quit football due to head injuries from spring practice. Coach Dan Devine said it disrupts air game plans and Maples, a Charleston Illinois native, was persuaded to stop after medical reviews. He will return to academics in fall and join the freshman coaching staff.
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Columbia, Mo
Carl Maples
University of Missouri
Dan Devine
Maples
Charleston
Ill
Devine
Brazil Dash Shorts U S Baseball Hopes at Pan Am Games
Jeff Fishback of Belmont California won the 3000 meter steeplechase as the United States extended its Pan Am gold tally to 67. Equestrian star Michael Page led the U S dressage cross country and jumping title with a 78 73 point individual win and Page Freeman Haggard and Plumb earned team gold. Vivian Brown set a Pan Am semifinal record in the women 200 meters, while Cuba clinched the baseball diamond title with a 7 3 win over Mexico. United States remained strong with multiple finalists in track and field events as the Pan Am Games progress.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Jeff Fishback
Belmont
Calif
United States
Fishback
San Jose State College
Se$Sestino Mendes
Albertino Etchebury
Uruguay
Michael Jowen Page
Briarcliff Manor
N.Y
U.S
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Kevin John Freeman
Portland
Ore
David Haggard
Nashville
Vivian Brown
Cleveland
Cuba
Mexico
Icuba
Brooks Johnson
Chicago
Fat Capitalists Mays Mantle Target Havana Editorial
Fidel Castro's Havana paper El Mundo denounces U S baseball stars as capitalists, citing Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays in a mocking portrait. The piece contrasts a capitalist lifestyle with socialist ideals, sparked by Cuba's 13-1 Pan American tournament win over the United States in Sao Paulo.
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San Francisco
Willie Mays
Candlestick Park
Fidel Castro
Havana
el Mundo
U.S
Mantle
Mays
Manana
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Cuba
United States
Twins Crush Orioles 8-1 Behind Pascual's Prowess
Minnesota erupted for 14 hits to defeat Baltimore 8-1 as Camilo Pascual pitched effectively. The Twins built a 3-0 lead on five doubles and pulled away with a five-run eighth inning capped by Pascual's two-run single and Rollins' two-run double. Barber (4-2) took the loss for the Orioles.
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Minnesota
Baltimore
Camillo Pascual
Twins
Pascual
Orioles
Oriole
Steve Barber
Rich
Rollins
al Smith
Brooks Robinson
Barber
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Stock
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Batley
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Moyer Unconcerned About Losing Title
In New Orleans AP report recounts Ralph Dupas winning the junior middleweight crown in a split decision over Denny Moyer of Portland. Moyer said he loaned the title and expects a rematch within 90 days despite no formal rematch clause. Angelo Dundee indicated a gentlemen's agreement backs the agreed rematch.
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New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
New Orleans Flash
Angelo Dundee
Dupas
Moyer
Shoemaker Debuts In Derby Field After Trial Ride
Louisvile AP reports jockey Jacky Willie Shoemaker has ridden six potential Derby starters. He rode Bonjour to a Derby Trial victory on Tuesday and will ride Candy Etats in the Derby. He has also won with Never Bend No Robbery On My Honor and placed second on Chateauguay last fall.
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Louisville
Jackley
Willie Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Candy Etats
Chateauguay
Baseball scores and postponements across leagues
In the National League, St. Louis defeated Milwaukee 2 to 1 while Chicago at Cincinnati was postponed due to wet and cold conditions. Los Angeles at New York and San Francisco at Philadelphia were both postponed by rain, with Houston at Pittsburgh also held. In the American League, Minnesota routed Baltimore 8 to 1 while Kansas City at Detroit was postponed, as were Cleveland at Boston, and other games delayed by rain.
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New York
Boston Demons
Baltimore
Chicago
Los Angeles
Minnesota Esdee
Detroit Tenn Cane
Cleveland
Washington
G.B. St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York Areer
Houston
St. Louis
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Probable Pitchers For Today's Baseball Games
Multiple major league games feature listed probable pitchers including Houston Nottebart at New York Willey or Jackson, Los Angeles Drysdale at Philadelphia Lopez or Brown, San Francisco Pierce or O’Dell at Pittsburgh Friend, Chicago Ellsworth at St Louis Sadecki, Milwaukee Burdette at Cincinnati Jay, New York Terry at Los Angeles Chance, Cleveland Bell at Kansas City Penn, Boston Morehead at Minnesota Kralick, Washington Osteen at Detroit Aguirre, Baltimore Roberts and McCormick at Chicago Herbert and Horlen in a twin bill.
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Nottebart
New York
Willey
Jackson
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Philadelphia
Lopez
Brown
San Francisco
Pierce
O'Dell
Pittsburgh
Friend
Chicago
Ellsworth
St. Louis
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Milwaukee
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Cincinnati
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Terry
Chance
Cleveland
Bell
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Penn
Boston Morehead
Minnesota
Kralick
Washington
Osteen
Detroit
Aguirre
Baltimore
Roberts
McCormick
Herbert
Horlen
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Motor Bank
John Kinstler Helsinger & Kinstler Insurance Agency
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Credit Life
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Highway 50 West
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