Missouri Beats St Louis 16-0 toreach NCAA finals berth
Missouri's Keith Weber pitched five scoreless innings in a 16-0 win over St Louis University in the NCAA District 5 playoffs. Rich Peterson will start next for Missouri with Jim Butler for St Louis. Missouri leads the series 1-0, with Missouri totaling 16 runs on 16 hits while St Louis remains scoreless.
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Ex-Senior High Star Weber Leads Tigers in 16-0 Win
Ex senior high star Keith Weber scattered five hits and struck out 11 as the Tigers routed the Billikens 16 to 0 in a playoff game. Weber pitched well from the mound and received strong run support from an 18 hit attack including a grand slam.
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Tigers
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Harry Morrow
News-Tribune
Keith Weber
John
Hi) Simmons
John Seveik
St. Louis University
Cunningham Out Two Months With Broken Collarbone
Los Angeles AP reports Chicago White Sox first baseman Joe Cunningham fractured his collarbone after tripping at first base on a grounder. He will miss at least two months, be placed on the disabled list, and Tom McCraw promoted from Indianapolis. Cunningham, 31, hit .295 with 78 RBIs last season and was batting .250 with 18 RBIs this year before the injury.
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White Sox
Joe Cunlarbone
Chavez Ravine
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Angel
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Anst
Charley Dees
Joe
Dees
Chicago
Tom McCraw
Indianapolis
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Lopes
Six Openers Highlight 1963 P E Baseball Season Start
Six games opened the 1963 Park Board baseball season with notable early performances. Holiday Inn painter pitched a no hitter as Kiwanis Midgets won 9 0 at Eagles Field, while TV Service Center Pee Wees also no hit VFW 16 at Eagle Park. Mike Cheshire hit a 3 run homer for the Kiwanis Intermediate in an 8 4 win over WEW. Johnny's Sinclair Pee Wee outslug J C Sand Co 16 14 in a wild game, Morrow winning. Herb Gordon beat Marine Corps 15 3 with 4 for 4 at plate, Jack Bennett homered for the winners.
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Don Findley
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Gevecker
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Herb Gordon
Marine Corps
Jack Bennett
Charlie Rate
Pat Sullivan
Jaycees
Howe
Hurlers
Mosfer
Pruneh
Schnieder
Holiday Inn
Ted
Johnny's Sinclar
J.C. Land Co
Will Amington edges Manatee in junior college baseball
Will Amington of North Carolina defeated Manatee of Florida 9-2 on Monday night to win the National Junior College baseball championship for the second time in three years. Paul Dicken of Manatee was named the standout prospect by scouts after batting .403 in six games.
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Wray Ware
Will
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Manatee
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Paul Dicken
Fia
Dicken
Wickersham leads A's past Twins 4 1 in KC
Kansas City Athletics beat Minnesota 4-1 as Dave Wickersham pitched a four hitter and Dee Edwards hit his first A’s homer. Edwards, newly acquired from Cleveland, connected in the fifth off Camilo Pascual. A’s rally for three runs in the eighth, aided by an error and Charles’ single.
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Allison
Versailles
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Gumpe
Causey
Siebern
Houston
Lumpe
Farrell Stops Slumping LA On Two Hits
Dick Farrell of the Houston Colts held the Los Angeles Dodgers hitless for 7 1/3 innings in a 2-1 Houston win as Rusty Staub’s first big league homer helped cap a strong pitching night for three right-handers. Eddie Fisher pitched a four-hit shutout for the Chicago White Sox over the Los Angeles Angels. Dave Wickersham’s four-hitter powered Kansas City past Minnesota 4-1, while injuries marred the Sox’ win with Joe Cunningham’s season-ending broken collarbone. Dodgers drop to third, four back in a crowded NL race.
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Mizzou
Seveik
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Bob Price
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Bills
McArtor
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Unem
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Houston Colts
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Rusty Staub
Dodgers
Eddie Fisher
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Dave Wickersham
Kansas City Athletics
Minnesota Twins
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San Francisco
Fisher
White Sox
Los Angeles
Joe Cunningham
Baltimore
New York
Yankees
Bob Turley
Dev Rlwards
Wickershaw
Kansas City
Camil
Pascual
Ray Moore
Bob Allison
Farrell denies perfect game as Dodgers muster lone run
Houston pitcher Dick Farrell carried a one hit bid into the eighth inning against Los Angeles as the Dodgers finally broke through with a ninth inning sacrifice fly for a 2 1 victory. Farrell, winless in six prior starts, allowed one hit through seven and one third while trading quips with teammates. Jim Gilliam delivered the Dodgers’ only other hit and scored on the sacrifice fly for the final run.
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Staub
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Ben Drysdale
Dick (Turk) Farrell
Houston Colts
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Innning
Parrell
Bob Aspromoante
Aspro
Aspromonte
Turk
Dick ‘Travenskis
Gilliam
Cubs
Frank Howard
Minor League Results Report From Associated Press
International League results include Richmond 3 Indianapolis 2 and Rochester 0 Buffalo 8 while Columbus 7 Arkansas 6 and Toronto 3 Jacksonville 4. Pacific Coast League scores show San Diego 8 Dallas Fort Worth 3 and Denver 8 Tacoma 3 with Salt Lake City 2 Spokane 4, all games scheduled.
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Salt Lake City
Denver
Spokane
USTF AAU Track Fight Undermines U S Russia Meet
A heated dispute over track control pits colleges and the AAU against the U S track federation. ECAC pressures member schools to skip AAU championships affecting selection of the U S team for Moscow. If sanctions hold, Stanford coach Payton Jordan warns of a possibly weakened U S squad and a risk of a hollow victory for Russia.
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Rockers & Baclesse Hamm's Snare Powers Softball Win
In an Intermediate league game at Duensing Field Hamm's pounded Melanie Beer for runs early and added four more in the first inning to win 3-1. Lister was the winning pitcher and Smith took the loss.
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Duensing Field
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Dick Foubister
Harum
Bickle Gove Foe
Foubister
Holts Summit Baptist Chilleh
Faithlutheran
Graham HO
Bremmerkamp
White Sox pulsate near AL lead behind Fisher shutout
Eddie Fisher pitched a four hit shutout to lift Chicago within five percentage points of the American League leaders New York. Rusty Staub hit his first major league home run with a man on to help Houston defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers for their fifth straight loss, 2 to 3.
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Eddie Fisher
White Sox
Chicago
New York Yankees
Rusty Staub
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sue Salmon Captures Kansas City Tennis Title
Sue Salmon of Jefferson City captured the women's singles title at the Kansas City King Racquet Chile Memorial Day tournament. She defeated Buck Kelly 6 2, 6 1 as the event concluded Sunday.
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Jefferson City
Kansas City
Buck
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Baseball Leaders and Standings From The Major Leagues
American League batting leaders include Malzone Boston .343 and Wagner Los Angeles .335 with Allison Minnesota 36 runs and Hinton Washington 33. Wagner and Allison lead RBIs with 38 and 35 respectively. Pitching stats show Stovk Baltimore 5-0 and Drysdale Los Angeles 90 strikeouts with Koufax 78. National League batting tops Covington Philadelphia .351 and Groat St Louis 69 hits. Aaron leads runs with 42 and Alou 12 home runs.
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White
Robinson
Cincinnati
Brock
Chicago
Dell
Bercanos
Simmons
Drysdale
Los Ang Geles
Koufax
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