Cleveland Open Golf Tourney teems with big names at halfway
The $110 600 Cleveland Open Golf Tournament narrows to 75 players within eight strokes after 36 holes. Bo Wininger Gary Player and Tommy Aaron lead a crowded field tied at 195 and 140 respectively. Sam Snead Don January and Rod Funseth chase the leaders as Arnold Palmer sits amid the pack at 139.
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Oklahoma
Gary Player
South Africa
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Tommy Aaron
Gainesville
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Jim Terrae
Hirdicg
Bob Gonlby
Lye
Sam Snead
Bill Eggers
Rod Funseth
Spokane
Don January
Julius Boros
Mason Rudolph
Arnold Palmer
Gary Pinger
Beb Goalby
Im Ferree
Gack Nicklaus Bi Eregers
Rod Fuuseth
den January U-At Fit
Shin Snead
Mikes Soushak
Dave Hill
Lionel Hebert
Don Masalngale
Ckloe Burke
Art Wall
Bob Hatdortt
Pete Pleming
Bob Shave
Din Ferriera
Jay Hebert
Bully Dh
Frank Waylon Ato
Fa Rue
Fai Dave Marr Teto
Ted Krol
Butch Batred
Jhnny Powell
Dick Hart
Gay Brewe
Gardiner Dickinson
al Gelbarper
Jimmy Clark
Taean
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LaFrance Is Folsom Hero Spartans Ride 40th Win
The Spartans extended their Co Del League win streak to 40 with a 4-0 victory over Riddlewood on Friday. Bill Kardine allowed one hit in four innings, Bill Brown finished the shutout, and Carmen Infante Brown and Dan Cavin each hit triples. Trainer beat Glen Mills 134 with Bob Spisak surrendering six hits, seven strikeouts, and one walk. Skip Larah Tom Chaffee Spi sak and John Henry had two hits each for Trainer as Ed Kilpatrick fanned seven.
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Lou Lawer
France
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Recker
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Isley
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Feltonville
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Cardinals' Great Tops All-Star Voting
AP: Albie Pearson headlines a veteran favored roster as the American League and National League choose 1963 All-Star squads. Mantle misses, Malzone shocks at third base with a runaway vote, while Mazeroski, Mays, Kaline, Versalles, Wagner and others lead the selections. Pitchers to be named by Houk and Dark next week.
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al Kaline
Detroit
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San Francisco
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Henry Aaron
Palwaukee
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Chicago
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Boston
Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota
Leon Wagner
Albie Pearson
Earl Batley
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Commissioner's Office
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Great
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Jim Gentile
Billy Moran
Rich Rollins
Luis Aparicio
Roger Maris
Orlando Cepe
Roberto Clemente
del Crandall
Mal‘bone
Red Sox
Brooks Robinson
Clete Boyer
Rollins
Malzone
Ralph Houk
Alvin Dark
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Horne's Homers Rout Reynolds Metal in 14-0 softball win
Chester Bob Sorne hit two homers and Bob Clark added one as Scott Paper improved to 14-0 in the Delco Industrial league with a 14-10 win over Reynolds Metal. Reynolds jumped on Bill Thompson early but Thompson settled in to complete the game. Ray Reese took the loss.
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Bob Clark
Scott Paper
Delco
Reynolds Metal
Metalmen
Bill Thompson
Thompson
Ray Reese
Spahn Blanks Dodgers on 3 Hits in 1-0 Win
Warren Spahn pitched a three hitter, Dodgers idle with 1-0 defeat as Lee Maye, Eddie Mathews, Aaron drive Braves lone run. Marichal, Mays, McCovey power Giants past Reds 7-3. Cubs beat Phillies 4-3 on Sinto homer in 11th. Pirates top Mets 3-1 with Virdon two-out blast.
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Curt Load
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Willie McCovey
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Reds
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Ron Sinto
Pittsburgh
Bill Virdon
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Spahn
Frank Howard
Maury Wills
Braves
Don Drysdale
Lee Maye
Eddie Mathews
Aaron
Joe Torre
Flood
George Altman
Julian Javier
Colt
Bob Gibson
Dick Dratt
Vida Pinson
Marichal
Pinson
Billy Hoeft
Miller
Mays
McCovey
Worthington
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Santo
Jack Baldscham
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Killebrew Leads Twins to Sweep of Senators
Harmon Killebrew powered the Minnesota Twins to a doubleheader sweep over the Washington Senators, boosting their win streak to six as he drove in five runs and hit his 17th homer amid a string of multi hit efforts. Early Wynn faltered in his bid for his 300th victory as Cleveland lost to Kansas City.
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Sealers
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Red Sox
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Tigers
al Downing
Rock Colagelincher
Vito
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Russ Snyder
Yankees
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Cleveland
Kansas City
Major League Standings and Friday Results Summary
The day’s baseball standings show Minnesota 11 10, Washington 4 3, Los Angeles 8 3, Detroit 3 8, Boston 4 3, New York 3, Baltimore 2, Kansas City 1, Cleveland 4, Chicago 3. Highlights include Steve Barber as the league’s first 12-game winner and Harmon Killebrew’s knee injury sidelining him for three weeks. Minnesota surged with a 24-hit attack as Jim Hall and Hart Battey homered, and Bill Pleis pitched a complete game in the opener.
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Powell
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Gino Cimol
Haywood Sullivan
Frithrow
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Washington
Los Angeles
Detroit
Boston
New York
Kansas City
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Chicago
Yanks
White Sox
Red Sox
Twins
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Jim Hall
Hart Battey
Vic Wertz
John Gary
Bill Pleis
Jim Kaat
Bill Dailey
Frank Malzone
Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Radatz
Yastrzemski
Downing
Elston Howard
Wynn
Indians
Jim Brosnam
Ted Abernathy
Angels
Tigers
Colavito
Gates Brown
Barber
Serson
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Detroit Seers
Houston
St. Louis
St.Louis
Home Run Baker Dies at 77 in Trappe Maryland
Frank Home Run Baker, Hall of Fame slugger, dies at 77 in Trappe Md after a pair of strokes. The former Athletics and Yankees star twice played for Upland in the Delaware County League and later managed in the Eastern Shore League. Baker led the American League in RBIs in 1919 and hit .363 in six World Series, while his career included a 1920 season with high home run totals and a key role in Mack’s famed infield. His death follows the passing of his wife Foxx.
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Frank Miller
John P. Crozer
Athletics
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Hall
Mack
Yankees
Jimmy Foxx
Foxx
McKinley Wins to Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinals
At Wimbledon, McKinley advances to the quarterfinals by defeating Bobby Wilson in a brisk rally filled match. Froehling trails, facing India’s Mukerjee with Mulligan awaiting in the next round as the American challenge continues. The U S contingent, slowed by intercollegiate duties, fields two remaining hopefuls among a field of 20 rising Americans.
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U.S
Chuck McKinley
Frank Froehling
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Froehling
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Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Bill Bond
San Diego
Tom Edlefson
Berkeley
Mexico
Rafael
Bobby Wilson
Jaidip Muketjea
India
Roger Taya
Australia
Martin Mulligan
Mulligan
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