Indians Extend Lead With Sixth Straight Win
Cleveland defeats the Chicago White Sox 5 3 to extend its winning streak to six as Bubba Phillips belts a two run homer in the eighth. Dick Donovan loses his bid for a 13th win. Bill Dailey earns the victory in relief while Dom Zanni takes the loss after the homer. Don Dillard adds a seventh inning homer for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Bubba Phillips
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Dick Donovan
Joe Cunningham
Floyd Robinson
Donovan
Bill Dailey
Dom Zanni
Phillips
Luis Aparicio
White Sox
Bob Sadowski
Cunningham
Woodie Held
Jerry Kindall
Don Dillard
Landis
Cline
Sadowski
Dillard
Dun‘ham
Conald
Rob’son
Kirkland
Maxwell
A. Smith
Aparicio
Kindall
Carreon
Fisher
Hartman
Fox
Dalley
Stone
Zanni
cRoselli
Tigers
Norm Cash
Orioles
Sam Jones
Tiger
Don Messi
Detroit
Billy Hoeft
Baltimore
Yankees Top Twins 6-3 Behind Lopez Skowron Homers
New York shelled Minnesota for six runs as Hector Lopez and Bill Skowron hit two run homers to back Bill Stafford. Reliever Marshall Bridges steadied a late Twin rally, preserving a 6-3 Yankee win in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Marshall Bridges
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Twins
Yankee
Bill Stafford
New York
Cleveland
Hector Lopez
Bill Skowron
Abrhabi
Rich’son
Maris
Mantie
Reed
Rollins
Lopez
Allison
Howard
Skowron
Allen
Boyer
Battey
Stafford
Versalles
Killebrew
POA
Power
Richardson
Maitie
Bridges
Kralick
Bonikowski
U—Schwarts
Salerno
Berry
Honothick
Belinsky Reprimanded for Crude Gesture After Poor Start
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Belinsky was rebuked by team officials after he gestured at the crowd following a rough outing against Boston. He walked four batters in less than an inning before being relieved. General Manager Fred Haney fined him previously and condemned the conduct in a club meeting. Rigney was away for his father’s funeral. Belinsky had a prior $250 fine for a Beverly Hills incident with two women.
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LOS Angeles
Belinsky
Angels
Boston Red
Fred Haney
Gus
Haney
Bill Rigney
California
Beverly Hills
Orioles Rally Past Tigers 7-6 In Ninth Inning
Baltimore capitalized on two Detroit double plays as three runs in the ninth gave the Orioles a 7-6 win over the Tigers. Jerry Green reports from Detroit.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Baltimore
Detroit Tigers
Orioles
Jerry Adair
Hobie Landrith
Whitey Herzog
Boog Powell
Jake Wood
Chico
Fernandez
Jim Gentile
Wood
Landrith
Herzog
Bruton Cf
McAuliffe
Powell
Nicholson
Colavito
Gentile
Cash
Brandt Cf
Morton
Robson
Finander
Triandos
Roarke
Hoeft
Jones
Adair
Fox
Estrada
Regan
aHansen
Hall
bLau
Nisch’itz
Baltimore Eee
Lee
Carolinas Amateur golf results span Camden and Florence
Thad Vincent of Camden holed a 165 yard four iron for an eagle but lost to Eddie Honeycutt. George Williams edged H. W. Whiteside as 33 of 48 matches went 16 holes or more. Semifinals Monday with 36 hole finals Tuesday. many first round results listed from Florence and surrounding North Carolina towns.
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Thad Vincent
Camden
Vincent
Eddie Honeycutt
Mooresville
N.C
Folkes
George Williams
Clinton
Edgerton
H. W. Whiteside
Williams
Whitesides
Florence
5.C
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
Stuart Kennedy
Thomasville
Horace Ervin
Kinston
Dr. al Hill
Hickory
David Griffith
Charlotte
Richard Rendleman
Salisbury
Skipper Tucker
William Terrell
Jack Cobb
Spartanburg
Johnny Leach
Troy
Billy Ford
Charleston
Bobby Reese
Ray Harris
Darlington
Deve Smith
Gastonia
Mitchell Paires
Jack Lewis Jr
Jerrome Ba
Columbia
Thed Vi T
T. B. Webster
Greensboro
Trenton
Kent Folbes
Concord
Bobby Edgerton
Raleigh
Bob Galloway
Winston-Salem
Larry Shaw
Sam Russell
Carlton Dixon
Dale Morey
Emil Sellars
Maj
George Wright
W. Griffith
Dillard Traynham
Greenville
Jimmy McNeil
Harteville
Bill Bendieman
Asheville
Joe Moore
Rutherfordton
Patton
Whiteside
Galloway
Russell
Morey
Wright
Traynham
Bendieman
Patton-Griffith
Harvey Glover
Womack Welch
Charles Smith-Tull
Taylor-Leach
Dave Smith
Honeycutt
Williams-Gallowey
Traynhem
Dodgers Complain Of Too Much Sand At Candlestick Park
In San Francisco the Dodgers accused Candlestick Park of excessive sand around first base to slow baserunners. Umpire Jocko Conlan halted play after the third inning for 10 minutes to have the infield smoothed from first to halfway to second.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles Dodgers
Candlestick Park
Dodgers
Jockoy Conlan
Conlan
Kaycee Nips Washington By 9 To 8
The Kansas City Athletics rallied in the eighth inning to beat the Washington Senators 9 to 8. Bobby Del Greco belted a decisive homer after Norm Siebern and Manny Jimenez sparked the inning, while Washington had built a 6-4 lead on Bud Zipfer and Jim King homers and strong pitching from Burnside and Stenhouse.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Bobby del Greco
Washington Senators
Senators
Bud Zipfel
Jim King
Pete Burnside
Dave Stenhouse
Washingtonians
Ed Rakow
Athletics
Stenhouse
Manny Jimenez
Norm Siebern
Ed Charles
Jimenez
Haywood Sullivan
Billy Consolo
Wayne Causey
Bill Fischer
del Greco
A's
Clay Court Champ Upset by Netter
In Atlanta George Ball of New York City defeated defending champion Byran M. Grant 6 1 6 1 in the National Senior Men's Clay Court Tennis Championships semifinals.
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Atlanta
George Ball
New York City
Byran M
Bitsy
Darlington Labor Day Southern 500 Purse Increases
Darlington South Carolina AP reports the Labor Day Southern 500 offers a $95,000 purse with $18,350 to the winner up $1,250 from last year. The top 20 finishers earn more than before. time trials distribute $5,300 and a $1,000 college scholarship goes to the winning car’s mechanic. About 60 entrants expected for four time-trial starting spots August 29 to September 1.
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Darlington
8. C
Leto Eg Fly Erayen
Patton Looks to defend National Amateur bid at Pinehurst
Florence NC AP Billy Joe Patton, famed as a colorful amateur, seeks to defend the National Amateur at Pinehurst September 17 to 22 after reaching his 40th milestone and weighing whether to play the upcoming North Carolina Amateur in Winston-Salem. He notes the grind of constant practice and sacrifice, joking about giving up cocktail hour while building strength and avoiding choke under pressure.
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Florence
N.C
Billy Joe Patton
Simon Pyres
Morganton
Slumberman
Patton
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Winston - Salem
Delayed Honeymoon Triumph at Wimbledon Crown
Karen Hantze Susman, 19, from Chula Vista California, won the women’s singles title at Wimbledon defeating Vera Sukova 6 4 6 4. She then teamed with Billie Jean Moffitt to win the women’s doubles 5 7 6 4 7 5. Susman and Moffitt, both Americans, celebrated as Laver and Hewitt Stolle claimed other titles.
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Robert Jones
Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
Karen Huntze Susman
Texas
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Susman
Maureen
Little Mo) Connolly
Vera Sukova
Czechoslovakia
Althea Gibson
New York
Miss Moffitt
Sandra Reynolds Price
Renee Schuurman
South Africa
Rod Laver
Australia
Bob Hewitt
Fred Stolle
Yugoslavia
Boris Jovanic
Nicola Pilic
Karen Hantze
Chula Vista
Duchess of Kent
Queen Elizabeth
Center Court
Karen Hantze Susman
Neal Fraser
Margaret duPont
Wilmington
Del
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Ann Haydon
Britain
Red Sox Host Asheboro Eagles at Finch Field
The High Point Red Sox host Asheboro's Eagles today at Finch Field at 2 30 p.m. Both teams enter with a 9 3 record. Roger Lindsey will start for High Point after four wins in his last five outings. Sidney Tucker will pitch for Asheboro.
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High Point Red Sox
Asheboro
Eagles
Finch Field
Red Sox
Roger Lindsey
High Point
Sidney Tucker
Four NC clubs invite CGA 1963 tournament sites
Golf clubs in four North Carolina cities invited the Carolina Golf Association to stage the 1963 tournament on their courses. Invitations came at a Florence dinner where officers were elected. Pinehurst officials reappointed, and new executive committeemen named.
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Florence
S.C
North Carolina
Carolina Golf Association
Richard S. Tufts
Pinehurst
N.C
Peter W. Tufts
E. C. Bryant
High Point
Jim Pulliam
Columbia
CGA
Robert H. Chapman Jr
Spartanburg
Peter Larkin
Charlotte
Clyde Mangum
Mimosa Hills
Morganton
Hope Valley Club
Durham
Hendersonville
Raleigh
Gaston Cuntry Club
Gastonia
Pinehurst Country Club
Owners Meet Cleveland Pipers Star Ahead of NBA Move
AMid rumors the Cleveland Pipers were heading for the National Basketball Association, George McKeon of the San Francisco Saints and Pipers owner George Steinbrenner met Saturday with Jerry Lucas, the Pipers’ prized star.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Pipers
National Basketball Association
George McKeon
San Francisco Saints
The
Pipers
George Steinbrenner
American Basketball League
Jerry Lucas
Ohio Gals Cup Pair Of Games
The Ohio Furniture Co. of Cleveland split a pair with Hickory Grove in a four day High Point stand at Harvell Park. Cleveland won 6-3 in game one and 8-7 in game two as Talley belted a three run homer for Hickory Grove. Buckaley and Cameron held a shutout in the later innings while Paulin and Tommer faced the opposing lineup.
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Ohio Furniture Co
Cleveland
Hickory Grove
Harvell Park
Ohioans
Buckeye Gals
Tommer
Ohio
Ohio Club
Cameron
Buckaley
Paulin
Talley
Scharr
Horror
Clark
Buchaley
Bucheley
Tormmner
Cameron and
Skeet Championships Lead NC Winners at Pinehurst
Bob Smathers of Canton Herb Johnson of Elkin and Ellis Simon of Kinston won events in the North Carolina State and Open Skeet championships at Pinehurst. Smathers captured the .410 gauge vent 46x50, Johnson won the .28 gauge on a Shootoff with Smathers and Parks of Clemmons, and Ellis Simon topped the 20 gauge with 99x100. The all gauge final closes Sunday.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Bob Smathers
Canton
Herb Johnson
Elkin
Ellis Simon
Kinston
Smathers
Johnson
W. D. Parks
Clemmons
Ells Simon
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Aparicia
A—Napp
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Kinnamon
Drummond
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Kaycee
Washington
Burnside
Hamilton
Retzer
Walker
Pfister
Rakow
Fischer
Sullivan
W—Fischer
L—Stenhouse
Zipfer
King
Alasik
Dei Greco
Netter
Billy Joe
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Florence ‘Country Club
Smith
Dale Morley
Pitts
Melvin Hemphill
Grant Bennett
Hemphill
Susmans
San Antonio
Tex
Rodney
Trinity University
Kendall
Kennedy Oil CO
Courtesy
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N. C. National Bank
Sungiory
IHM
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hs&m Tropicals
Hs&m Sport Coats
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