Worthington Chemstrand Cup Play-Off Openers
Worthington edged 3M 41 as Hen Miller allowed three unearned runs and Frank Gardner led Worthington with a triple. Chemstrand beat Prestolite 4-3 behind Billy Legg on the mound and Robison, Martin, and Legg paced the hitters.
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Chemstrand
Prestolite
Hen Miller
Frank Gardner
Earl Chandler
Gene Winton
Billy Legg
Robison
Martin
Legg
Johnnson
Frank Lang
Stephenson
Best To Appear At Tuscaloosa
Alabama Coach Bear Bryant and Duke Coach Bill Murray join Al Onofre and George Ireland of Loyola Chicago to coach prep coaches during University of Alabama week. Lectures cover football basketball track wrestling and physical fitness. Rex Perry of Pittsburgh wrestling agency aids organizers.
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Ala
University of the Li Ae
Alabama
Paul “Bear” Bryant
Duke
Bill Murray
al Onofrie
George Ireland
Loyola of Chicago
Rex Perry
University of Pittsburgh
Ane Agence
Cardinals blank Phillies 7-0 for third straight win
Ernie Broglio allowed two hits while walking five and fanning three to notch his 12th win as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated Philadelphia 7-0 in 100 degree heat. Carl Sawatski drove in three runs including his fifth homer as St. Louis pulled away with two late-inning tallies.
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Ernie Broglio
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
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Clay Dalrymple
Broglio
Carl Sawatski
Philadelphia
McLish
Boozer
Locke
Dalrymple
Sawatski
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Pirates Rally Past Reds on Wild Pitch for 5 4 Win
Sloppy Cincinnati fielding with four errors helps Pittsburgh overcome a 4 3 deficit. Key blows include Mazeroski and Clendenon rallying in the sixth, then a wild pitch scoring the decisive run as Clendenon steals and scores. Ed Bailey, Clemente, Logan contribute singles and a double.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jim Coates
Bucs
John Edwards
Eddie Kasko
John Tsitouris
Pittsburgh
Johnny Logan
Ed Bailey
Roberto Clemente
Bill Mazeroski
Donn Clendenon
Pirates
Tsitouris
Coates
Clendenon
Edwards
Schwall
Francis
McBean
Paglia
Braves Rally Past Mets 10-7 in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves scored five runs in the sixth inning to defeat the New York Mets 10-7. Roy McMillan delivered a two run pinch single, while Frank Thomas and Joe Torre homered for their teams. The Mets dropped to 30 losses in 35 games and 2-28 on the road.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
Roy McMillan
Frank Thomas
Mets
Joe Torre
Braves
New York
Stallard
MacKenzie
Powell
Hook
Gonder
Fischer
Funk
Lemaster
Cloninger
Shaw
Torre
L—Stallard
Thomas Milwaukee
Candy Spots Wins Arlington Classic in Thrilling Finish
Candy Spots with jockey Willie Shoemaker, once a 45 to 1 long shot, surged from far behind to win the Arlington Classic for 3 year olds by five lengths. Admiral Vic nosed out B Major for second as 29,822 watched. Candy Spots earned $96,833, boosting 1963 earnings to $594,881 and Ellsworth Stable past $1 million in two straight years.
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Rex C. Ellsworth
Candy Spots
Admiral Vic
B Major
Willie Shoemaker
Ellsworth Stable
Giants Rout Cubs 9 5 Behind Mays McCovey Cepeda
San Francisco gains third place by defeating Chicago 9 to 5 at Wrigley Field. Willie Mays and Willie McCovey hit homers, Orlando Cepeda added two triples, while Jack Fisher earned his sixth win despite Cubs rallying to four in the fifth.
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Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
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Giants
Billy Williams
Jack Fisher
San Francisco
Sanford
Larsen
Fisher
Haller
Buhl
Elston
Hobbie
Brewer
Schaffer
W—Fisher
L — Buhl
Mays
McCovey
Williams
Probable Starting Pitchers For Today's Major League Games
The Associated Press lists probable pitchers for AL and NL games. Cleveland Kralick and Ramos vs Detroit Lary and Aguirre. Baltimore McNally and Barber at New York Bouton and Terry. Chicago Horlen at Los Angeles Lee. Minnesota Perry at Kansas City Drabowsky. Boston Turley at Washington Rudolph. New York Craig at Milwaukee Schneider. San Francisco Marichal at Chicago Toth. Los Angeles Padres at Houston Johnson. Pittsburgh Friend and Gibbon at Cincinnati Nuxhall and Purkey. Philadelphia Culp and Short at St Louis Gibbon and Burdette.
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Associated Press
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Kralick
Ramos
Detroit
Lary
Aguirre
Baltimore
McNally
Barber
New York
Bouton
Terry
Chicago
Horlen
Los Angeles
Lee
Minnesota
Perry
Kansas City
Drabowsky
Boston
Turley
Washington
Rudolph
Craig
Milwaukee
Schneider
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Marichal
Toth
Padres
Houston
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Friend
Gibbon
Cincinnati
Nuxhall
Purkey
Philadelphia
Culp
Short
St. Louis
Burdette
Detroit Tigers Rally Past Indians 7-5 On Bloop Double
The Tigers collect 11 singles and a two run double by Don Wert to beat Cleveland 7-5. Wert capped a four run third with his two run bloop double, breaking a 2-2 tie as Detroit plated seven hits in the inning. Held and Luplow homered for Cleveland. Donovan took the loss.
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Detroit Tigers
Don Wert
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Wert
Cleveland
Donovan
Allen
Bell
Abernathy
Latman
Taylor
Regan
Freehan
W— An
L—Donovan
Held
Luplow
Three of Five Motorists Have Never Owned A New Car
A survey finds that three of five U.S. motorists have never owned a new car. The figure highlights long standing reliance on used vehicles and affordable options, with implications for consumer markets and financing trends.
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U.S
Mexico To Bring In U S Coaches
Mexico plans a five week clinic in Mexico City led by Lloyd C Winter to train about 150 coaches as part of a broader sports development push. He notes Mexico City's Olympic bid prospects against Buenos Aires Detroit and Lyon and stresses the value of strong coaching and organizational unity.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
U.S
Reeta
Nairobi
Kenya
Buenos Aires
Detroit
Lyon
France
Argentina
University of California At Berkeley
State Department
U S Track Team Leads British In London Meet
American forces won seven of ten events to lead 61 44 at the mid meet in London. Hayes led a strong American sprint showing, with Jones and Lindgren among the hurdles finishers and O Hara pacing the mile. British women led by one point 28 27 as final half of the meet scheduled for Monday.
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London
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Modesto
Calif
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Jones
Ron
Dave
Berwyn
Hayes Jones
Detroit
John Moon
Paul Drayton
Bob Hayes
Hayes
Jacksonville
Berwyn Jones
Moscow
Blaine Lindgren
Pasadena
U.S
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Chicago
Humphreys
Alis Williams
Compton
Cali
VanderKelen Named MVP In All Stars Packers Upset
Wisconsin quarterback Ron VanderKelen was voted MVP of the College All Stars after his 38 of 95 votes performance versus the Green Bay Packers. The 6 foot 1 inch, 180 pound resident of Green Bay starred with prolific passing and the game’s decisive big play.
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Associated Press
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Wisconsin
Ron VanderKelen
Green Bay Packers
VanderKelen
Badger
Minnesota Vikings
NFL
Packers
Green Bay
Wis
Bob Jenks
Ohio
Vandy
Lee Roy
Hindu Population Share in India Rises to Eighty Five Percent
A historical note states that eighty five percent of India's people are Hindu by religion. The statistic highlights Hindu dominance in the country's religious makeup and reflects demographic patterns of the era.
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India
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