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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
4
Central Trust sent three pitchers against Mexico as the Bruins built an eight-run fifth inning to rout the Rambler roster. Butch Waggoner led with strong hitting including a two-run single, Harvey Idel contributed three hits, and Corky Waggoner swiped three stolen bases. The Bears surged to a 13-1 win, while planning pitching for upcoming games and pursuit of the Eastern Division pennant.
Central Trust third baseman Bunch Waggoner headlines the Eastern Division selections for the Ban Johnson league all star game in Boonville tomorrow night. Teammates include Bill Wilson Dick Scott Bill Clarkston Al Boessen and Roger Hickey with manager Clark Leas. Also named are John Wooldridge Gerry Buescher Walt Duffen and Charlie Cottle as part of a deep lineup with Don Chandler Barry Lawman and others. The story also recalls Cleveland and Chicago AL games and notable four homer innings by Pedro Ramos and Whitfield as the major league slate unfolds.
National and American League results flow with scores from Wednesday and Friday games. New York, Minnesota, Chicago, Baltimore, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Detroit and Washington appear with multiple outcomes. notable plays include Philadelphias late rally against Juan Marichal and a 14th inning interference call setting up key runs.
Claudia McPher son of Canada becomes the youngest girl to swim the English Channel, saying she thought of her parents' sacrifices and heard their urging. In Missouri, Sedalia wins 8-2 over Stockton in the Miss Four Scit-Pro Baseball Tourney. St Joseph ousts Warsaw 111-3 in Inser's bracket. Several senior golf participants from Jefferson City compete at Concordia and Whitefield with Forestase in the loser bracket.
Milwaukee AP reports Mickel Wyrisdtt led the field at the Milwaukee Open, rating as the favorite as the $12,500 event began at North Shore Counties Chip. Amateurs showed 42 of the nation's top players competing for the title.
Major League stars to the Associated Press: Woodie Held Pete Ramos Tito Francona Larry Brown Indians. his consecutive namers in sixth inning of second game to set American League record and tie major league mark for most homers in succession. Indians swept a doubleheader from Los Angeles Angels 1-0. Jack Baldschun of the Phillies pitched six innings in relief for a 7-3 44-inning victory over the Giants, ending San Francisco's nine game win streak.
AP report surveys Sonny Liston against legendary heavyweights like Dempsey Louis and Marciano. Dempsey and others weigh Liston against past champs noting Liston’s size reach and power while debating how he would fare versus Patterson Johnson and Clay with contrasts to era greats.
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission rejected an application from Liston's Infercontinential Promotions Inc to promote a proposed champion ship fight in Philadelphia. Liston would have to withdraw as a promoter to move forward.
Cincinnati Reds beat Bob Gibson 9-2 as O'Toole earns 14th win and Cardinals drop to third behind San Francisco and Los Angeles. Tresh homers for Yankees to seal a 2-1 series win over the A’s. Terry efficient in two hours.
The snapshot lists batting and pitching leaders from multiple teams. Yastrzemski and Kaline top batting averages, Allison leads runs and home runs, Kaline dominates RBIs, and Aparicio logs steals. Pitching leaders include Radatz and Koufax with win totals and strikeout marks, from Boston to Los Angeles.
Ripnelo swept both ends of a doubleheader with Mexico as Charles Cartwright and Bud Van Loo shone on the mound for Plasters. Cartwright won game one 7-2, allowing six hits while Parker went 2-for-3. In game two Parker homered for 2 runs off John Carter, as Yan Loo tossed a four hit shutout. Shortstop Eldcee?e 8.
In an Intermediate league tilt at Eagles field All Summerer tripled and scored on a wild pitch to tie the game in the fourth inning as the Eagles edged Telephone Co. 2-1. Tom Fennewald pitched a four-hitter to earn the win over Denny Meyer.
Many of the 63 big names are missing for the St Paul Open Golf Tournament with Rippon among the favorites. Don Finsterwald from Mexico is highlighted as a strong contender despite the depleted field.
In Hannover United States beat West Germany 64 42 at opening day events led by Robert Hayes undefeated in the 400 meter relay anchor as Payton Jordan praised the team. Hayes blasted from five yards back to win in 39.7 seconds as America dominates midway through the two day meet.
Park Board lists late evening youth baseball at Lions Field at 7 00 and 8 39 with teams Mason Athletic Scruggs Guhleman and Optimiss Clan plus girls games East End Drug Royal Crown Cola and Baptist Union Hill among others with venues Central Trust Capital City Water Southatt Crnecual Amusement and Central Motor Bank noted in the schedule
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