Veteran Chester leagues figures highlight shuffled local sports
George Coe, 437, an aged Chester Major Softball League player, played seven innings for Upper Chi against Village Cafe after donating blood earlier Friday. Ralph Cella disputes a three homer record credited to Billy Kilby and a record search begins. Bill Reese, Swarthmore High coach, becomes part time principal and athletic director. Gallagher twins join Penn State after flirtations with North Carolina A. Howie Bedell of Potts Town sets consecutive game hitting streak at 43 and recalls 1954 deeds. Delco League and Chester Major Softball aid Warrington and McElwee, injured players, with benefit games planned. Warrington returns home to Linwood, McElwee undergoes plastic surgery recovery.
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George Coe
Chester
Coe
Upper Chi Agains Village Cafe
Bob Mullaney
Ralph Cella
Billy Kilby
Ralph
Thunderbirds
Bill Reese
Swarthmore High
Reese
Darby
Solar
Eddystone
Wilmer Fryer
Penncrest
Lou Scott
Howie Bedell
Pottstown
American Association
Howie
Ridley Township High
Green Raider
Pottstown High
Folsom
DELCO
Jimmy Warrington
Carl
Rikey) McEhwee
Tinicum
VFW
McEhwee
Warrington
Tinicum AC
Fizzano Bros
Mckenna Post
McElwee
Westbrook leads Calderons past McKenna in league tilt
Joe's Bar team, led by Elmer Jenkins on six hits, beat Village Cafe 7-3 and moved into third place as Westbrook hurled for Calderons. Don West topped McKenna in a three day span, with Westbrook walking five but striking out two as Joe's built a six run lead.
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Marcus Hook
Don Westbronk
Joe's Bar
Chester
Westbrook
Calderoni
McKenna
Joe
Village Cafe
Joe's
Elmer Jenkins
Marty Kennedy
Billy O'Donnell
Calderons
Bill McClaren
Realtors
Don Hoffecker
Johnny McKenna
George
Hawk) Ricci
Andy Jarusinski
Tom Cacciatore
Jenkins
Liberalized Draft Plan Sets Up New MLB Clubs
The National League adopted a sliding scale expansion draft allowing newcomers to stock 20 to 28 players. New teams must pick 15 from existing clubs and can select four premium players, with costs ranging from 50 000 to 125 000 per player. Existing clubs must transfer players while ensuring a mix of premium talent remains available. Warren Giles called the plan more liberal than the American League version.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Ram
Washington
York Mets
Houston Colts
Eant
Twosp.m
New York
Houston
Ion
Giles
Ing
Warren Giles
National League
Ford Caps 13th as Yanks Soar
Whitey Ford won his 13th game in a dominant season, guiding the Yankees to an 11th inning victory over the Angels and widening their lead in the American League. The win followed a strong night for the Phillies and Braves in the National League with Skowron delivering a late three-run homer for New York.
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Associated Press
Whitey Ford
Dizzy Bean
St. Louis Cardinals
Whitey
Los Angeles
Ford
Yankees
Detroit
Angels
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Phils
Kim Owens
Dallass Green
Rain Delays U S Hopeful at Wimbledon Opening Day
U S No 1 hopeful Chuck McKinley sees his center court test delayed by 24 hours as rain drenches Wimbledon. Neale Fraser defeats Rudy Hernando in straight sets while Laver dominates Tomas Lesus. McKinley, seeded eighth, faces Sergei Tacchini. Fraser shows peak form despite a knee issue.
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Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
America
Neale Fraser
Australia
Rudy Hernando
Hernando
Modesto
Calif
Fraser
McKinley
St. Ann
Italy
Sergei ‘Tacchini
the Rocket
Laver
Soviet Union
Tomas Lesus
Seven stars decline Moscow trip for Olympic team
OBrien and Morris lead a national group that refused to attend the Moscow meet. Oerter Hall and other top throwers stay home citing job reimbursements and scheduling issues. New faces replace veterans in shot put and discus as AAU officials announce a strong, youth-filled squad for the 1964 Olympic cycle.
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New York
O'Brien
Hall
Connolly
al Hall
al Oerterfield
Rink Babka
West Germany
England
Poland
United States
Moscow
AAU
Morris
Wassily Rudenkosi
Tom Pagoni
Bob Backus
Yer ‘Connolly
Philadelphia
Long
Gary Gubigor
New York University
Jay Silvester
Santa Clara
Vladimir ‘Lipsnis
John Velses
Henry Wadsworth
Silvester
Gertey
Babka
Jim Elliott
Villanova
Sone
Frank Budd
Paul Drayton
Ulis Williams
Compton
Calif
Dixon’ ‘Farmer
Occidental
Jin Dupre
Southern Milnais
Bob Avant
Southern California
John Thomas
Major League Standings and Wednesday Games
Major league standings and listed Wednesday games include Los Angeles at Pittsburgh and Milwaukee at St. Louis with several twi night matches. Other matchups feature Cincinnati at Chicago San Francisco at Philadelphia Washington at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit New York at Los Angeles Baltimore at Kansas City and Boston at Minnesota.
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Los Angeles
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Boston
Minnesota
York
Baltimore
Kansas City
Tus
L. Pet
New York
W. L. Pet
G.B
Milwaukee A
Washington
St Louis
Minnesota Eater
San Fran
Cleveland
Phila
Leidy tosses four hitter to lift Dawn past Tinicum VFW
Leidy limited Tinicum VFW to four hits in a 5 3 victory for Dawn at Lawson Field. Al Beale had two hits for Dawn, Jim Olsen doubled for the VFW, while Bernie Sullivan allowed six walks and struck out ten.
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Essington
Leidy
Dawn
Tinicum Vfw
Interboro
Lawson Field
al Beale
Jim Olsen
Bernie Sullivan
Prospect Park
Lake Field
Tinicom Vfw
Dawo
Tinicom
Fg Polley
Hebbel
Taros
Sulvan
Fisher
Phillies set makeup game as Ranke signs with club
Philadelphia Phillies announce a makeup game with Alley today at Chester Park. The signing of 18 year old right handed pitcher Larry Ranke from La Salle is noted in relation to the Delco Invitation League.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Alley
Larry Ranke
Chester Park
Salle
Cola
Five simple rules to conquer self-consciousness
July Reader's Digest promotes five practical tips from a noted physician to overcome restraints on personality. The guidance aims to help readers feel at ease in new situations, in groups, and to boost social and business success by applying the ideas immediately.
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Reader's Digest
Owens Dominates Giants In Six Inning Shutout Victory
Philadelphia pitcher Jim Owens, recalled from Williamsport, shuts out San Francisco on four hits through six innings before tiring. Al Dark erupts in the dugout after Owens’ 1-0 win. Dallas Green preserves for the Phillies. Owens credits strong form and says he’s a capable pitcher as he downplays any surprise at his performance.
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Phladelphia
Jim Owens
Philadelphia
Phillies
San Francisco Giants
al Dark
Owens
Giants
Williamsport
Dallas Green
Larvey
Sanford
Balley
Miller
Pagan
San Francisco
Alou
Cepeda
Bailey
Demeter
Sic
Smith
Sac—Landrith
San
Reereeres
Bailies
Dark Tore Finger in Frustration After Giants Loss
In Philadelphia manager Alvin Dark injured the tip of his right middle finger while throwing a stool in the Giants clubhouse after San Francisco left 12 men on base in a 1 0 defeat to the Phillies. He was taken to Temple University Hospital for emergency treatment and returned to his hotel room early morning.
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Philadelpila
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia
Alvin Dark
Giants
Dark
Tamopls University Hospital
Eary
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Tor) Toretti
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Henry Williamns Jr
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Fleetwood
John Guenther
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Skee) Reigel
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Sam Penacle
Whitemarsh
Harold Sweigart
Green Hill
Tim Debaufre
Overbrook
Jim Johnson
St. Davids
Harlin Will
Fairview
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Merion
Jay Weltzel
Alton Foss
Ilazician
Frank Arasin
Shamokin
Bernie Taas
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
Tom Cherok
Titusville
Andy Spofko
Colonial
Stand Dudlas
Russ Sherba
Mount Tebanod
William Bishop
Sergeant Wells
Iva
Bob Crist
Scarly “Douglas
Dan Mur’ray
Caldrroni McKenna Hoa
Benya Mee
al Ricci
McCott
Thomas
Cl Gang
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Fagean
Weils
Yanks
Ace
Bill Skowron
Jim Donohue
Aland
Youiger
Luis Arroyo
Cozy Wrig Lra
Skowron
Ney Field
Roger Maris
Qwens
Albrec Pearson
Steve Bilko
Mantle
Ken Hunt
Art Fowler
Gene Mauch
Kees
Ken McBride
Byland
Jae Adcock
Braves
Larry Jackson
Lew Burdette
Don McMahon
Das
U.S
Russia
Pinky Sober
Ron Morris
Dallas Long
Parry
Jim
Delco Welding & Mfg. CO
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Ps. Lenleh
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