Braves Beat Birds 9-3 as Flood Triples In Ninth
Curt Flood doubled the Cardinals bid for a no hitter in the ninth, tripling with one out off Bob Hendley. He scored on Dick Groat’s single, with George Altman reaching on an error, and Groat later scored on Ken Bower’s single. Cardinals had three walks and two infield hits before the ninth.
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Curt Flood
Bob Hendley
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Flood
George Altman
Frank Bolling
Dick Groat
Charley James
Denny Menke
Six Locals to Class A Outdoor Meet at Missouri U
Jefferson City sends six individuals and one relay team to the Class A State Outdoor meet at Missouri U Memorial Stadium this weekend. Helias entries include Glen Adrian in high jump and Ken Brown in the 880. Senior High competitors are James Hawkins Charley Brown Sam Roberts and Fred Crouch plus the 880 baton squad Hawkins Wilson Brown and Crouch. Hawkins also runs both hurdles, Brown runs the lows, Crouch the 220 and Roberts the shot put. Preliminaries start Friday at 1 pm with finals at 1 30 pm Saturday.
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Missouri U.’s Memorial Stadium
Helias
Glen Adrian
Ken Brown
James Hawkins
Charley Brown
Sam Roberts
Pete
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Crouch
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Unclear baseball box score fragment prompts brief update
The readable portion shows players 3B Flood Torre McMillan HR Menke SF Crandall Menke and pitchers Simmons Fanok Bauta Hendley with stats incomplete. W Hendley (4-2) and Simmons (5-? ) noted. HBP by Fanok on Hendley.
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Torre
McMillan
Menke
Crandall
Erbbso Simmons
Fanok
Bauta
Hendley
Simmons
Legg set 120 yard hurdles record in dual win
Dennis Legg of Shows Promise Simonsen sped through the 120 yard low hurdles in 15.0 to establish a new school record as his team defeated Columbia Jefferson Junior High 60 48 at Public School Stadium Tuesday night. Charley Brown had the previous 15.1 mark set in 1960.
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Dennis Legg
Columbia
Jefferson Junior High
Public School Stadium
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News- Tribune
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Mets Whip Colts Leave NL Cellar
Al Jackson sparked rallies with singles and drove in a run as the New York Mets beat the Houston Colts 7-4 to climb out of the NL cellar. Jackson improved to 4-3, singling in the third and seventh innings, while Charley Neal and Ed Krane pooled the two unearned fifth inning runs with a Neal single and Krane pool double.
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al Jackson
New York Mets
Houston Colts
Jackson
Mets
Ron Hunt
New Yorkers
Charley Neal
Ed Kranepool
Howard's Blow Drops Skidding Twins 4-3
The New York Yankees defeated Minnesota 4-3 as Elston Howard hits an eighth inning RBI single to cap a comeback. Tom Tresh Mickey Mantle and Joe Pepitone contributed to the rally, aiding a late lead as the Twins suffer their 11th loss in 14 games.
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Elston Howard
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Twins
Camilo Pascual
Tom Tresh
Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Howard
Bernie Allen
Pepitone
Probable Pitchers Games Listed In Major Leagues
Probable pitchers listed for American League and National League matchups. Osinski at Boston Wilson at Washington Rudolph at Baltimore Estrada at Chicago Buzhardt at Cleveland Donovan at Cincinnati O Toole at Chicago Washburn at Milwaukee LeMaster at Milwaukee Hook at San Francisco O Dell at New York Hamilton or aves at Houston Droit at Houston Schwall at Los Angeles Padres at Los Angeles.
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St. Louis
Curt Simmons
Wees Ates James
Dasa
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Milwaukee
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National League Bolling
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Droit
Schwall
Padres
Stuart's two homers power Sox to sweep Angels
Dick Stuart blasted two home runs including a bases loaded grand slam and a three run shot as the Boston Red Sox swept a two night doubleheader from the Los Angeles Angels 9-3 and 7-6. He drove in the decisive runs in the third inning and scored the winning run in the eighth on Russ Nixon's double. Stuart's grand slam followed his season debut with Pittsburgh.
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Dick Stuart
Boston Red Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Stuart
Pittsburgh
Ee Sox
Russ Nixon
Los Angeles
Bo Belinski
Art Fowler
Lema Says Palmer Remains Best Golfer Despite Nicklaus Hype
Tony Lema, 29, insists Arnold Palmer remains the world’s top golfer amid talk Nicklaus has overtaken him. Lema, runner-up to Nicklaus in key events, cites Palmer’s slump and demands rest, but affirms Arnie’s return strength. He also notes his own aim to shed the bridesmaid tag after four runner-up finishes. In Chicago, Dave Nicholson and Ron Hansen drive White Sox past the Tigers 7-4 with a two-run homer and bases-loaded hit.
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Lema
Westchester Country Club
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Gary Player
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New Orleans
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Chicago
Dave Nicholson
Ron Hansen
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Detroit Tigers
Latrobe, Pa
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Boyers May Make It Family Affair In All-Star Game
NEW YORK AP The Boyer brothers Clete of the Yankees and Ken of the Cardinals could form a third base pair in the 1963 All-Star Game in Cleveland on July 9 if current pace holds. Ken, 32, already a repeat pick, would join Clete, 26, in a family infield.
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New York Yankees
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Dick Groat
St. Louis
Boyer
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Wills Sees Balk Rule Change Demand New Study Book
Maury Wills, Dodgers shortstop and 104 base stealer last season, says new balk rule forces him to compose a complete new book on opposing pitchers. Pitchers no longer required to pause a full second from set position. Wills estimates six weeks of study to learn each pitcher’s pause pattern.
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Maury Wills
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Dodger
Cardwell's Wildness Gives Giants Edge
National League leading San Francisco beat Pittsburgh 4-3 as four runs came in the fifth on one hit. Juan Marichal pitched 7 2/3 innings for his fifth win against three losses. Don Cardwell took the loss after walking Marichal to force in a run and hitting Felipe Alou to walk in another. Bob Bailey bobbled Willie Mays' two-out grounder allowing two more runs.
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Pittsburgh
Juan Marichal
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Tests Confirm Heroin Killed Big Daddy Lipscomb
Baltimore AP report confirms NFL star Gene Lipscomb nicknamed Big Daddy died of heroin overdose. Toxicology found heroin with a needle mark on his arm and traces of morphine. alcohol present. Autopsy indicated injection 3 to 4 hours before death and possibly earlier injections. Lipscomb, 34, longtime Steelers defensive tackle, died en route to Lutheran Hospital after a night out with friend Timothy Black.
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Big Daddy) Lipscomb
Russell Fisher
Maryland
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Fisher
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Liberty Cardinals dominate Graceland relay at union meet
In Liberty Missouri the Liberty Cardinals won the Graceland relay title at the Missouri College Athletic Union conference track and field meet while William Jewell College and Central Methodist College challenged in dashes hurdles and half mile relays. Arnold Palmer rests advised by his physician after a busy schedule. Willie Pastrano trains in Las Vegas for June 1 title fight with Harold Johnson. Milt Pappas pitched a three hitter for Baltimore in a 7-1 win over Washington.
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Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Lehigh Hanover a Top 1962 Little Brown Jug Winner
Lehigh Hanover, winner of the Little Brown Jug, finished in the money 31 of 33 starts in 1962. The 3 year old pacer earned $160,206, owned by Lehigh Stable of New Egypt New Jersey and trained by Stanley Dancer.
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Lehigh Hanover
Lehigh Stable
New Egypt
N.J
Stanley Dancer
Pena Tough Luck Loser Causey Breaks Spell
Indians edge Royals 1-0 as Jim Grant allows two hits in seven innings and Tito Francona delivers the game's only run with a first inning single. Wayne Causey’s third inning double accounts for the lone Kansas City threat. Orlando Pena suffers the tough-luck loss despite four hits allowed through seven.
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Major League Line Scores
Baseball scoreboard with nine games detailing line scores for Yankees Twins Red Sox Angels Orioles White Sox Tigers Reds Cubs Mets Colts Pirates Giants Pirates. Key outcomes include Yankees 4 3, Red Sox sweep Angels in two games, Orioles over Senators, White Sox over Tigers, Reds beat Cubs, Mets over Colts, Giants over Pirates. Players like Mantle, Monbouquette, Pascual, Belinsky, and Woodeshick noted in box scores.
Chateaugay’s trainer doubts rival peak before Preakness
Baltimore AP reports trainer Jimmy Conway says Chateaugay has far to go to reach peak form, despite Derby win. Conway entered Chateaugay early for the 87th Preakness and noted a blistering 1:37.35 mile in a Pimlico workout while other contenders like Candy Spots and Never Bend galloped or jogged nearby.
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Jones Sets Unofficial 153.139 MPH At Indianapolis
Parnelli Jones of Torrance Calf clocks an unofficial 153.139 mph during practice at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He uses the Agajanian Special with a new Offenhauser engine and Watson chassis upgrades worth about 11000 dollars. Jim Clark leads the session with four laps over 150 mph as Memorial Day race pole position looms.
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Herbert Extends Scoreless Innings Streak to 36 Runs
Chicago veteran Ray Herbert of the White Sox, after joining from Kansas City in 1961, pitched five shutouts this season and extended his scoreless inning streak to 36 with a six hit win over Detroit. He eyes tying Doc White’s five straight and other AL and MLB records, as he emerged from a modest start into a 20 game winner last season.
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Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Philadelphia Phils
Record For A Trotter
Columbus Ohio AP A C s Viking topped 1962 trotters with 15 wins in 22 starts earning 198373 a season mark for a three year old now four owned by Mr and Mrs A C Petersen of West Hartford Conn trained and driven by Sanders Russell of Stevenson Ala
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Viking
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West Hartford
Conn
Sanders Russell
Stevenson
Ala
Six Former PGA Champions Enter Oklahoma City Open
Oklahoma City opens with 159 golfers at Quail Creek. Six former PGA champions and three former National Open winners lead the field for a 35000 dollar event. Defending champ Doug Sanders among former winners. top 36 of last year’s money list play though Nicklaus Palmer and Gary Player sit out. After 36 holes, field cut to 65 pros with 10 amateurs continuing to 72 holes.
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Quail Creek Country Club
Doug Sanders
Gene Littler
Fred Hawkins
Sanders
Johnny Pott
PGA
Jay Hebert
Jack Burke
Lionel Hebert
Jim Ferrier
Bob Roseburg
Don Finsterwald
Littler
Tommy Bolt
Dick Mayer
Burke
Art Wall Jr
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Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Quail Creek
Ernie Vossler
Robinson Sparks Reds to 10-2 Win Over Cubs
Frank Robinson collected three hits and three RBIs with a steal as Cincinnati downed Chicago 10-2. Jim Maloney earned his fifth win against one loss, going five innings before a pinch hitter ended his night. Pete Rose added three hits as Cincinnati built a four-run third inning, while Glen Hobbie suffered his fourth loss.
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Jim Maloney
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