Rose Nearly Reaches Glove as Reds Blank Colts
Cincinnati won 3-0 for its second straight shutout over the Colts as Rose races toward the tag and the play at home plate.
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Cincinnati
Colts
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High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1963
Page
12
Friend and Pirates blank Cubs 3-0 on shutout
Bob Friend earned his ninth win as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 3-0. Dick Schofield hit a two run homer, Bailey and Clemente added runs, while Ellsworth took the loss. Santo led Chicago with three hits as 19 runners left on base.
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Chicago
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dick Schofield
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Friend
Dick Ellsworth
Pirates
Bob Bailey
Roberto Clemente
Bailey
Schofield
Ron Santo
Tsitouris Shuts Out Colts in Reds 3-0 Victory
Cincinnati pitcher John Tsitouris blanked the Houston Colts on a 3-0 game as Pete Rose led the offense with three hits backing his third start win. Rose scored twice and added a run batted in as Gordon Coleman hit a first inning single and Tsitouris drove in a run with a sacrifice fly.
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Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Houston
Pete Runnels
John Tsiouris
Taste
Vic
Reds
Saturn
Gordon Coleman
Rose
Houston Colts
Tsitouris
Vada
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Cardinals Hold Edge With 2-1 Win Over Dodgers
St Louis nudged ahead in the National League lead as Charlie James homered in the sixth to lift the Cardinals 2-1 over Los Angeles. Rob Gibson earned his fifth straight win and Nick Wilhelmite balked to tie the game in the fifth. Tommy Davis hit his eighth homer for the Dodgers, while Doug Camilli’s eighth-inning double gave a late threat but was quelled by Ron Taylor.
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Charlie James
Cardinals
Los Angeles ‘Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee
Ito
Los Angeles
Rob Gibson
Lrom
Bobby Shantz
Ron Taylor
Gibson
Tommy Davis
Dodger
Nick Wilhite
iJalian Javier
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Dodgers
Doug Camilli
Taylor
Lee Walls
Don Zimmer
Ron Petraroski
Wilhite
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Lude Forman
Gorman
Pupa Leads Wilson Country Club Invitational Golf Play
Wilson North Carolina AP Former Pittsburgh player Pupa led the Wilson Country Club Invitational after 18 holes with a four under par 62, scoring five birdies and one bogey. Greensboro trio Smith Harvey Hughes tied for second with 71, while Ed Justa of Rocky Mount stood at 272 as leaders press for the weekend.
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Los Angeles
Drysdale
Broglia
San Francisco
Sanford
St ‘Iwauxes
Spain
Wilson
N.C
Pittsburgh Law
Chicago
Hobare
North Carolina
Papa
Cincinnati
Durea
John Smith
Bil Harvey
John Hughes
al Snotherly
Raleigh
Ed Justa
Rocky Mount
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Walt Pype
Jatin Smith
Greensboro
Bill
Harvey Greensboro
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Browning Durham
Tess
Tomamy Turlington
Clinton Energes
Ken Folkes
Wake Forest
Cotlege
Erle Minschen
Wilson Peder
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PA. Bullock
Lexington Tops Statesville 4-1 in League Showdown
Lexington beat Statesville 4-1 in Western Carolina League action. Bernie Crawford started the decisive seventh with a walk and scored on a wild pitch after advancing on a walk and a single. Tom Abbott pitched six scoreless innings before a seventh inning reliever relieved him.
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Lexington
N.C
Stateside
Bernie Crawford
Tom Abbott
Statesville
Ramsey
Brown
Thomas
MacDonald
Fortisso
Abbott
Hurt
Singer
Johnson
8 American Horses Left At Dublin
Dublin Ireland AP high American owned thoroughbreds are among 26 probable runners for the Irish Sweeps Derby on Saturday. Bookies favor Relko owned by Francois Dupre as even money favorite for the 14 mile Curragh turf race. French-owned Belko and Tagetes listed, but Tagetes was later deemed a mistake and removed. Cervaina Philemon Ragusa and Targogan follow at about 12 to 1.
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Dublin
Ireland
Bookies
Relko
Francois Dupre
Curragh
Cervaina
Philemon
Ragusa
Targogan
Phillies' Culp Shuts Out Mets In 2-0 Win
New York AP report: Ray Culp, 21, rookie ace for Philadelphia, allowed five hits, struck out 11, and earned his ninth victory as the Phillies beat the Mets 2-0. Dalrymple drove in the first run with a fourth inning single after Callison and Sievers reached on infield beats, Demeter opened the ninth with a hit for insurance off Rainey.
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NEW York
Ray ‘Culp
Philadel
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New York Mets
Roger Craig
Clay Dalrympie
Phils
Johnny Callisoni
Roy ‘Sievers
Giants overpower Braves 3-0 as O'Dell wins 10th game
In Milwaukee, Bob O'Dell pitched a two-hitter to back the Giants in a 3-0 victory over the Braves. Billy Francisco drove in the decisive runs with key hits, as Willie Mays and Hank Fischer were stymied. The win improves O'Dell to 10-? with support from Chuck Shaw and Ed Bailey's bases-loaded single.
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Billy Francisco
Giants
Bob O'Dell
Chuck Shaw
Mul Hiller
Willie Mays
Willie Mc
Hank Fischer
Ian Covey
Ed Bailey
Denis Menke
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Davenport
Hillera Cepeda
Bo Menke
Oliver
Burkhart, Pelexondas
Walsh
Southern Net Play In Finals By Associated Press
The article notes finalists in a Southern tennis and baseball context with players from Greensboro Shreveport and Los Angeles, including Lloyd from Shreveport and Braver Club in Greenville, with earlier results and runs batted in leaders leading toward finals, naming multiple players and teams across the season.
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Salisbury Tops Greenville 4-2 in tense league win
Salisbury beat Greenville 4-2 to stay within a game and a half of the Western Carolinas League lead with five games left in the first half. Glen Davis earned his eighth win with seven strikeouts, supported by John Mays in the ninth. Levi Brown hit a solo homer for Greenville.
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N.C
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Braves
Glen Davis
John Mays
Levi Brown
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