Lions Club Western Show Set for Albion Millis Stadium
The Lions Club annual horse show, running one day on Saturday June 3, will feature Western and pleasure horses at Albion Millis Stadium. Moving from Greensboro venues, the 1961 event highlights cowboys and cowgirls with advance tickets sold by Lions members.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching 1963
American League leaders include Killebrew batting .357 and Gentile with 43 RBIs. Detroit dominates runs and runs allowed with Colavito 35, Cash 34 RBIs, and Wood 34 runs. Pitching shows Mossi 5–0 with 1.000 ERA and Grant 4–0. National League leaders feature Wills batting .366 with 53 hits and Cepeda 14 home runs.
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Minnesota
Cash
Detroit
Colavito
Wood
Gentile
Baltimore
B. Robinson
Temple
Cleveland
Piersall
Power
Romano
Sievers
Chicago
Kaline
Mantle
New York
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Versalles
Mossi
Grant
Bell
Ramos
Pascual
Ford
Wills
Los Angeles
T. Davis
Zimmer
Coleman
Cincinnati
Aaron
Milwaukee
F. Alou
San Francisco
Virdon
Stuart
Pittsburgh
Cepeda
Robinson
Pinson
Cincinati
Bartzen and McKinley Meet For Tulsa Invitational Title
Bernard Bartzen of Dallas and Chuck McKinley of St. Louis, top amateurs, reach the Tulsa Tennis Club Invitational final. Bartzen defeated Frank Froehling 6-3 6-3 in the semifinals, while McKinley beat Ham Richardson 7-5 6-4 6-2.
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Okla
Bernard
Tut) Bartzen
Dallas
Chuck McKinley
St. Louis
Bartzen
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
McKinley
Halimi Fights To Prove His Seriousness In London Bout
Alphonse Halimi the French bantamweight holder defends his World crown half against John Caldwell in London. The bout follows Halimi’s circus tour years earlier and he seeks to reaffirm his dedication to boxing after losses to Joe Becerra and Freddie Gilroy. Halimi and Jofre share the global title split.
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Halimi
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France
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Becerra
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Eder Jofre
Brazil
United States
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Dick Weber Makes History With Third Straight PBA Win
Dick Weber from St Louis became the first bowler to win three consecutive PBA tour events by taking the Fred Magee Classic in Houston. He defeated Joe Joseph of Detroit 205-200 in game one and 222-200 in game two to earn $25,000, boosting his year total to $6,430. Joseph settled for $2,500, with Don Carter finishing third for $2,000.
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Dick Weber
St. Louis
Professional Bowlers Association
Weber
Joe Joseph
Detroit
Joseph
Don Carter
Tides Are Having It Rough
Portsmouth suffers a 13th straight defeat in the South Atlantic League as Knoxville tops the Tides 2-1 behind Willie Smith. Greenville, Asheville, Charlotte, and Jacksonville post/extend wins amid fielding miscues and key hits. Tonight’s schedule features Asheville at Charlotte and Portsmouth at Knoxville.
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Associated Press
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Softball Roundup Industrial League National Division Action
In Marietta, Marietta 10 Globe 6 with Heath the winning pitcher and Tucker the loser, Craver homered. North State 9 Adams Millis 5 as Dawkine duties noted. Simpson, Goodman, Bates and Webb highlighted in the reported games with several players earning innings pitched and run contributions.
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Tvcbesess
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Goodman,Bates
Red Sox Tag Burlington in Carolina League Standings Shakeup
Winston-Salem Red Sox move into a second place tie with Burlington after a doubleheader split with Burlington. Winston-Salem won 2-1 in seven innings and 9-6 as Bud Rowland and Dean Robbins delivered key moments. Durham defeated Raleigh 8-5 behind solid hitting and spacing by Harry Stigelmann.
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Associated Press
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Indians
Winston - Salem
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Bud Rowland
Red Sox
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Bob Carlson
Tobs
Bulls
Harry Stigelmann
Hunch favors a woman owned horse for Epsom Derby win
Bettors in London look to a six year cycle since 1937 where a woman owned horse has won the Epsom Derby. Mountiers is the favorite entered by Mrs. R. B. Strassburger, with other top contenders including Pandao owned by Mrs. C. O. Ise lin and Dicta Drake from Mrs. Su Volterra. Hunch bettors and nontraditional fans join in as the race nears on Epsom Downs.
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London
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Shetting List
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Norristown
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Glen Head
N.Y
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Volterra
Britain
Sovrango
Bullahgeelash
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UCLA Star Lawson Quits UCLA After Bribery Approach
UCLA sophomore Ronjas Lawson, from Nashville, Tenn, quit school after admitting he was approached by a gambler’s contact to shave points. Director Wilbur Johns said Lawson appeared before the New York grand jury and did not shave points, but failed to report the approach promptly.
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Grand
Gene Fullmer Knuckle Injury Delays Boxing Title Fight
Salt Lake City AP report says champion Gene Fullmer sustained a fractured knuckle on his right middle finger delaying his NABF middleweight title bout with Cuba's Florentino Fernandez. The fight, moved from July 8 in Ogden to August 5 at Ogden Stadium, will be televised.
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Gene Fullmer
Cuba
Florentino Fernandez
Ogden
Utah
Joe Dupler
Intermountain Boxing Club
Ogden Stadium
Fullmer
Marv Jenison
Jenson
Jersey Derby at Garden State Park Sees Fleet Globemaster Favorite
Eight 3-year-olds compete in the $100000 Jersey Derby at Garden State Park Leonard P Sasos Fleet Globemaster is the even money favorite. The forecast calls for sunny cool weather and a fast track for the 11 mile race won last year by Bally Ache. Memorial Day attendance around 50000 expected.
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Camden
N.J
Garden State Park
Leonard P. Sasso
Fleet Globemaster
Bally Ache
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