Palmer Snead Tied In Western Showdown At Beverly
Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead share the Western Open spotlight at Beverly Country Club as Palmer sinks an 18 footer for 67 after Snead posts a 68. Hawkins leads with 211 after 54 holes while Hebert Nichols Sifford Kneece Boros sit at 212 213.
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Snead
Palmer
Beverly Country Club
Fred
Hardluck) Hawkins
Hawkins
FGA Dcalt
Las Vegas
Alabama Coaching School Leads August Sports Clinic
Bill Murray of Duke and George Ireland of Loyola Chicago head Alabama's 31st Coaching School August 6 to 9. The event combines coaching sessions with cheerleader clinic and all star football and basketball games. Al Onofrio of Missouri aids Murray as first assistant. Rex Perry of Pittsburgh will lead wrestling discussions. The University of Alabama sports staff will instruct.
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Bill Murray
Duke
George Ireland
Loyola of Chicago
University of Alabama
Alabama High School Athletic Association
Alabama
Murray
al Onofrio
University of Missouri
Rex Perry
University of Pittsburg
Braves Rally Past Reds Behind Bolling Squeeze
The Milwaukee Braves defeated the Cincinnati Reds 5-4 as Frank Bolling delivered the game winning run with a squeeze bunt in the seventh inning. Joey Jay started for Milwaukee, with Bill Henry closing after Jim Owens faltered. Eddie Mathews and Henry Aaron sparked the rally with key hits.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Jim Owens
Cincinnati Reds
Frank Bolling
Owens
Joey Jay
Eddie Mathews
Henry Aaron
Aaron
Lee Maye
Mack Jones
Bill Henry
Bolling
Jones
Henry
Cincinnati
Jay
Edwards
Sadowski
Fischer
Shaw
Crandall
W—Fischer
L—Owens
Rollins Sidelined With Severe Concussion
New York AP reports Minnesota Twin infielder Rich Rollins will miss games through at least Monday after a severe concussion suffered Friday when struck between the eye and ear by a bat line drive from Yankee Hector Lopez.
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NEW York
Rich Rollins
Minnesota
Sam Mele
Rollins
Yankee
Hector Lopez
Oranges Remain U S Favorite Fruit by Per Capita
Consumption data show oranges top U S fruit with 54 pounds per person last year while apples rank second at 26 pounds per person.
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United States
Chicago Whites Sox sweep Orioles in twin bill
Dave Nicholson homered and drove in five as the White Sox swept the Orioles 5-3 and 10-1 to move into second place in the AL, 8 1/2 games behind the Yankees. Nicholson collected five hits, two doubles, and three RBIs in the opener, adding two more RBIs in the nightcap. Mike McCormick started for Baltimore and lasted only into the second inning of the opener.
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Baltimore
Dave Nicholson
Chicago White Sox
Orioles
White Sox
New York Yankees
Nicholson
Mike McCormick
Steve Barber
Jim Landis
Nelson Fox
Sandy Aldridge to Represent Dayton Club in Alabama Return
Sandy Aldridge a 14 year old champion diver returns to Alabama to compete for the Dayton Flying Fish Diving Club in Jasper for the 1963 Southeastern AAU Junior Diving Olympics. Her father Ridge Aldridge, club chairman, notes a conflicting schedule with an exhibition planned in Decatur in August. Aldridge also aims for the Dixieland Invitation AAU Meet in Atlanta and the 1963 Women's Senior National Championships in High Point North Carolina August 15. Born at Redstone Arsenal Hospital September 5 1948 she has a remarkable record across 28 diving meets 44 top placements and 20 gymnastic events with consistent high finishes.
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Sandy Aldridge
Ohio Association
A.A.U
Alabama
Dayton, O
Hubert Grissom, Jr
Decatur Recreation Department
Sandy
Decatur
Jasper
Atlanta
United States
High Point
N. Cc
Aldridges
Redstone Arsenal Hospital
Dimag Leads Oldsters To 6-0 Victory
New York Yankees Old-Timers Day featured 1940s greats in an 11 inning exhibition. Joe DiMaggio at age 48 delivered the big hit a two run double and played solid center field while Phil Rizzuto added two singles as the Americans side tallied six runs.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Phil Rizzuto
Rube Marquard
al Schact
Mets Extend Loss Record
Houston Colts beat the Mets 10 to 1 as John Bateman homered in the bottom of the eighth off Roger Craig for his 16th loss. Bob Bruce allowed two singles through eight with Hal Woodeshick closing. Mets drop to 10 straight losses and 12 road games without a win.
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Houston
John Bateman
Bob Bruce
Roger Craig
Houston Colts
New York
Mets
Bateman
Craig
Bruce
Hal Woodeshick
Water Content in Oats Dominates Weight Analysis
The article notes that roughly seven tenths of oat weight is water with emphasis on moisture content. It discusses implications for storage and processing, including how humidity affects texture and shelf life.
Jaycees And Tomboys In Doubleheader At Delano Park
Decatur's Junior Chamber of Commerce civic league softball team and the Decatur Tom Boys Girls team will play a Monday night doubleheader at Delano Park starting at 7 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Chamber of Commerce building fund. Admission is free, with a hat pass at the game. The Tom Boys enter the State Girls tournament later in the week.
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Decatur
Chamber of Commerce Civic League
Decatur Tom
Delano Park
Chamber of Commerce
Tribe Squeaks Past A's 3-2 for Cleveland Win
Cleveland Indians edge Kansas City 3-2 as Tito Francona drives in the deciding run with a ninth inning double. Early Wynn chased after giving up two runs in 41 13 innings as Ramos picks up the win. Segui takes the loss.
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Cleveland
Tito Francona
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Athletics
Wynn
Indians
Bobby del Greco
Ed Charles
Willie Kirkland
Max Alvis
Kansas City
Segui
Lau
Allen
Ramos
Romano
W—Ramos
L—Segui
U S Team Beats Poland in Lopsided Track Meet
The United States posted a 125 to 85 victory over Poland in Warsaw, winning 16 of 20 events over two days. Rex Cawley and Henry Carr led with sprint and hurdles wins, while the American women claimed two titles in javelin and broad jump and Davenport and White delivered strong marks.
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Warsaw
United States
Moscow
Poland
Europe
Yankees
Chicago
Henry Carr
Arizona State
Paul Drayton
Marian Foik
Foik
Carr
Rex Cawley
Pasadena
Jim Allen
Seattle
Jim Dupree
Los Angeles
Witold Baran
Baran
Frances Davenport
Vista
Calif
Willye White
Mos
Miss Davenport
Miss White
Impurities Found in Practically All Crude Oil
The article notes that nearly all crude oil contains impurities, with end findings outlining the widespread nature of contaminants and their impact on refining processes.
Frisco Whips Pirates for Sixth Straight Victory
San Francisco gains its sixth straight win behind Juan Marichal who improves to 17 5 with a victory over Pittsburgh. The Pirates fight to tie in the eighth as Pagan scores on a misplay allowing Marichal to reach third and then score on a misthrow. Burgess and Clemente contribute but Marichal remains dominant for the win.
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Pirates
Juan Marichal
Jose Pagan
Alvin McBean
Marichal
McBean
Bill Virdon
Pagan
Harvey Kuenn
Roberto Clemente
Smoky Burgess
Head
Saber
San Francisco
Friend
Haddix
Sisk
Burgess
E. Bailey
W—Marichal
L—Mcbean
Ay Run
Pittsburgh
Stargell
Lock Bats Senators Over Tigers 8-4
Don Lock drove in five runs with two homers a double and a sacrifice fly as the Washington Senators beat the Detroit Tigers 8-4. Claude Osteen pitched well for Washington, keeping the team within reach of a playoff berth and extending their dominance in this series with six wins in meetings.
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Detroit
Don Lock
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Claude Osteen
Senators
Tigers
Washington
Gil Hodges
Osteen
Kline
Leppert
Aguirre
Anderson
Faul
Fox
Triandos
W—Osteen
L—Aguirre
St. Louis Cardinals Rally Past Chicago Cubs 3-2
The Cardinals erased a 2-1 deficit to win 3-2 in Chicago. Bill White and Larry Jack Sl led a two run fourth inning while Jimmy Schaffer scored on a catcher Dick Bertell pinch run in the eighth. Simmons earned the win, Jackson took the loss.
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Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Kaye
Chicago Cubs
Jimmy Schaffer
Dick Bertell
Bill White
Cardinals
Larry Jack
Miss Hard Wins Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championship
Darlene Hard of Los Angeles defeated defending champ Margaret Smith of Australia 6-2 7-9 6-3 to win the Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championship in Haverford, Pennsylvania.
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Haverford
Darlene Hard
Los Angeles
Margaret Smith
Australia
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