Major League Baseball Players Stats And Daily Matchups
The summary lists games from The Majors with matchups including St Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and Los Angeles at Chicago among Sunday and today games. It also cites leaders: Groat and Covington high batting averages, Flood vast runs, Aaron multiple home runs, and Robinson top RBIs. Pitching leaders include Stock and Barber with win totals and strikeout leaders Drysdale and Koufax.
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McGill's Tops Ruffner's In LL Action
McGill's defeated Ruffner's 12-3 at Herman Harris Field with Dave Reed limiting Ruffner's to three hits and driving in four, Pete Cubeta homered for McGill's, Rodgers had Ruffner's only homer, and McGill's scored in every inning. Moose blanked UCT 4-0 behind Dan Brady's pitching, Bob Pease tripled for Moose, Jim Johns went 3-3 at the plate in the 4-0 win. Two make up games tonight: UCT vs Moose at 6:30 and Ruffner's vs Betty Miller.
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Ruffner
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Herman Harris Field
Pete Cubeta
Rodgers Smasher
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UCT
Dan Brady
Bob Pease
Jim Johns
Indiana Little League Moose vs ACT Ruffner's Sunday
Local sports card lists upcoming junior baseball and league matchups for Sunday across Indiana Minior County and regional leagues. Teams include Aultman versus West Lebanon, C J League Arcadia at Hastings, and Gipsy at Greenwich alongside Moose and Ruffner's games.
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Bowling Banquet Tonight at Indiana VFW Country Club
The International Bowling League holds its Monday night banquet this evening at Indian Lanes starting at 7 p.m. Members are invited to attend the event at the Indiana VFW Country Club.
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Steelers Sign Rookie Quarterback Bill Nelsen
PITTSBURGH AP The Pittsburgh Steelers announced the signing of rookie quarterback Bill Nelsen for the 1963 season. Nelsen, 21, starred at USC and helped the Trojans win the Rose Bowl. The Pico Rivera California native ranked among USC’s all time total offense leaders with 2 219 yards in three years and will compete for two quarterback spots behind Ed Brown with fellow rookies Ron Curry Matt Szykowny Jim Traficant and veteran Terry Nofsinger.
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Ron Curry
Jackson State
Matt Szykowny
Iowa
Jim Traficant
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Terry Nofsinger
Ed Brown
Little Mahoning Stocked Monday
Little Mahoning Creek will be stocked on Monday June 10. Meet the truck at 12 noon in Rochester Mills at Dunlop's Store. Manager Alvin Dark of the San Francisco Giants and his three coaches Whitey Lockman Larry Jansen and Wes Westrum all formerly played for the New York Saints.
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San Francisco Giants
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Wes Westrum
New York Saints
Plumville Triumph Over Coal Run In BIg League Win
Plumville capitalized on eight Coal Run errors and nine singles to win 12 to 4, strengthening their first place in the Greater Indiana County League. Ed Hess, Leo Haky, Frankie Franchesci and Chuck Lezanic drove in runs as Coal Run’s defense faltered behind pitchers Ted Pallone and Jim Morgan. The Red Sox built a lead with errors and timely hits, then Frankie Franchesci drove in the decisive runs in the second inning after a string of miscues and base hits.
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Ted Pallone
Jim Morgan
Red Sox
Ed Hess
Leo Haky
Frankie Franceschi
Chuck Lezan
Adams wins 9.4 dash at US track meet in Houston
Purdue star Nate Adams, Big Ten champion, sprinted to a 9.4 second 100 yard dash in the first finals of the US Federation track meet in Houston. He surged from behind in the final 10 yards to edge Auburn’s Gary Ray who clocked 9.5. The meet produced spirited performances though no world records were approached.
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Emile Griffith Favored To Retain Welter Title
Emile Griffith, a hard punching challenger, is a 6-5 favorite to defeat world welterweight champion Luis Rodriguez in a 15 round bout tonight to reclaim the title for a third time. The article notes Griffith’s history of winning and losing the title and highlights his aggressive style as the key factor in the matchup.
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Luis Rodriguez
Griffith
Bill
Cornell
Southern Illinois
Miami
del Hassel
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Hassel
Houston
John Macy
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Lamar Tech
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Abilene Christian
Second Straight Shutout by Lucerne Miners
Lucerne Miners blank Marion Center 3-0 in GICL play as Mike Sheleheca limited the visitors to three hits in his first GICL start. John Golba hit two doubles driving in the first run, Spike Miakar contributed a sacrifice fly, and Rod Ruddock scored on Buddy Jones’ single. Dennis Mihaly, an ex ISC star, signed to join the Lucerne lineup, eligible June 13.
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Woodie Held
Dodgers and Cubs Clash on Air Saturday Schedule
Sports on Air lists Dodgers versus Cubs at 2:15 PM with Chan as commentator. Also on tap are soccer and auto racing at 3:20 PM, Belmont Stakes coverage at 4:40 PM, and golf and bowling segments later, all with Chan guiding the broadcasts.
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Rodriguez Grffith title bout predicted knockout
Virgin Dlanes BU Lit UANCINE Rodriguez predicted a knockout though record suggests a hard night. Both men have not been stopped and each beat the other once. Griffith held a 45-4 record with 13 KOs while Rodriguez stood 50-2 with 21 KOs. The March 21 title bout at Madison Square Garden follows Paret’s death after a fight with Griffith.
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Rodriguez
Griffith
Benny
Kid) Paret
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Los Angeles
Player Added Bill Johnson Signed by West Indiana
The West Indiana entry of the Minor County League signed player Bill Johnson. He will be eligible to compete starting June 12.
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West Indiana
White Sox Rally Behind Pizarro Pushes Into Contention
Juan Pizarro dazzled with the fastest start of his career as the Chicago White Sox defeated Kansas City 7 1 to close the gap on Baltimore to a half game for the American League lead. Detroit toppled New York as the Yankees slipped to third, while Minnesota beat Los Angeles to seize fourth. Hank Aguirre and Jim Kaat each led strong pitching performances for their teams in a day of tight AL action.
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Orioles
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Iroquois Set Pace In Loop In Penn Indian Archery League
In the sixth meeting of the Penn Indian Archery League the Iroquois remained undefeated as they defeated the Sioux by a 9 point margin.
Pirates Box Bob Steetle Leads High Individual Score
Pirate Box Bob Steetle of the Sioux posted 586 to top scoring, Ed Yanosick of the Crows scored 575 as the Crow s narrowly beat the Apaches. The Iroquois remain first with a 40 mark while the Sioux stand even at 33. The Crow are third at 2-4 and the Apaches sit 1-6.
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General Orders End Track Feud For Moscow Meet
General Douglas MacArthur dismissed the track and field feud threatening the U S team for the Moscow meet. He ordered the U S Track and Field Federation to let athletes run in the National AAU championships at St Louis June 21 22 and stop quibbling. William Russell of Los Angeles president of the USTFF sent telegrams authorizing participation. The move ends the USTFF boycott of the AAU meet where the U S team for the Russian meet and three other European events will be selected.
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Douglas MacArthur
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Russia
Moscow
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Kennedy
William Russell
Los Angeles
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Houston
Europe
First Night Success Bell Tolls At Liberty Track
The Liberty Bell Park opened in Philadelphia with 10,226 fans despite rain. Michael J. O’Neill said the turnout met expectations while handle reached $476,618, with the state taking five percent and the track ten percent. Majesty’s Knight won the first race under pari mutuel betting, and 4.C.’s Viking nosed out Lord Gordon in the trotting feature.
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Overtrick
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Lew Burdette on waivers sparks Cardinals bid
New York AP reports veteran pitcher Lew Burdette, a two time 20 game winner, was placed on waivers by the Braves and quickly claimed by the St. Louis Cardinals. Braves officials denied he would go to the Orioles as Baltimore seeks the pennant.
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Braves
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John ‘McHale
Orioles
Sentiment Competes in Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct
Candy Spots led the field as a strong favorite but Insurrection drew the longest odds at 90 to 1 in a seven horse race trained by Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons who retires as trainer June 15. The Belmont carries a purse of 145450 with 101700 to the winner and CBS coverage set from 3 30 to 4 p m EST.
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Candy Spots
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Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
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Gipsy Rips Arcadia 6-1 in C I League clash
Gipsy defeated Arcadia 6-1 as Bob Freno belted a three run homer in the first inning. John Gulick faced one batter into the second before Bob Roadhouse relieved him and allowed five hits and two runs through the final eight and one third. Mattis homered for Arcadia in the second.
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Bob Freno
Arcadia
John Gulick
Bob Roadhouse
John Freno
Ben Smith
Chuck Small
Mattis
Fight Results in Milwaukee and Rome Ring Wins
In Milwaukee Joe Braves, 208 from Rome Jamaica, stopped Italy’s Frane sco de Pirelli, 219, in round 2. Italian middleweight Alessandro Magsinghi, 158, kayoed Willie Greaves, 160, Canada, in five rounds.
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