Red Birds Down Merchants to Take Seventh Win in Columbia
The Carling Red Birds beat Columbia Merchants 7-2 in Columbia to move to 7-3 on the season. Dion Newton (2-0) will start Saturday at 8 p.m. with Bob Inglehart slated for Sunday at 2 p.m. Ken Quest added a 4-hit effort as the mound staff backed by errors produced early runs. Rich Alberts scored twice and tripled, with Mike Hunter driving in two on a late triple. The series with Chillicothe Chiefs looms after the two-game set.
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Wanners
Chillicothe Chilli Chiefs
Dion Newton
Fron Salem
Sill
Red Birds
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Bob Inglehart
Jim Vache
Ken Quest
Rich Alberts
Fister
Scott
Mike Hunter
Alberts
Red Bird
Black
Seau
Uriarte
Parker
M. Sapp
R. Sapp
Chillie
Medalist Honors To Dr. Paul Leslie In Inter-City Play
Dr. Paul Leslie shot a 9 to win medalist honors as Jefferson City finished second in the Intercity golf matches among Columbia Sedalia Fulton. Jefferson City totaled 277 tied with Fulton, while host Columbia posted 286 and Sedalia 239. Other scorers included Loeffler 80 21 Andrae 77 27 Schroeder 76 30 Rinklin 78 26 Leslie 78 27 Farm re BR 1914 Grant 77 13 Crookshank 82 22 Norman 82 29. Next match set for Tuesday at Sedalia.
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Paul Leslie
Columbia
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Fulton
Leslie
Tals Ed Loeffler
Henry Andrae
Herb Schroeder
Russell Rinklin
Dr. J. O. Leslie
Elliott Farmre
John Grant
Herman Crookshank
W. R. Norman
Americans Gain British Golf Wins
At St Andrews Scotland two Americans reached the British Amateur Golf Championship semifinals. Updegraff beat Sikes 2 and 1, Lorell defeated Green 2 and 1, and Davies lost to Lint in a tight quarter-final, as the event showcased strong U S players.
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Scotland
Edgar Updeeraff
Tucson
Ariz
Nest
Ben Luceti
San Francisco
Germany
Updegraff
Drey Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Lorell
Peter Green
Bath
England
St. Andrews
Charjuan Dick Davies
Pasardena
Calif
Michael Lint
Central Meets Wacs Here in Softball Game
The Central Amusement girls team will play the Fy. Leomard Wood Wacs at 8 p.m. Saturday at Duensing Field. Central won 4-2 in eight innings in their last meeting. Central’s next home game is June 18 against the Wacs. Later this month a rumble with the Royal Crown team from Springfield, runner up in last year’s state tournament.
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Central Amusement Girls
Erfthill
Major League Baseball Schedule Fragments
A set of scattered game listings shows Boston at Baltimore and New York at Detroit among other matchups. Additional notes reference Minnesota at Los Angeles and Chicago at Kansas City with various N indicators.
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Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
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St. Louis
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
Chicaga
San Francisco
Baston
Trade of Year Triggers Cubs Share NL Lead
The Chicago Cubs tied for the National League lead for the first time since 1958 after a trade brought Lindy McDaniel and Larry Jackson to Chicago. Rod Kennedy called it the trade of the year as the Cubs climbed over the Giants and Cardinals into a three-way top spot. Cincinnati swept Pittsburgh 7-5 and 10-5 as Frank Robinson and Gordy Coleman fueled the Reds.
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Chicago Cubs
Rod Kennedy
Larry Jarkson
Lindy McDaniel
St. Lous
San Francisco Pee Anc
Giants
San Francisco
McDaniel
Ron
Vag Kennedy
Jackson
Chicago
George Alaian
Don Carewell
St Pauls
Altman
St. Bows
Philadelphia
CincCinnati
Pittsburgh
Frank Robinson
Gordy Coleman
Cubs
Billy Willams
Heaier Barnes Schultz
Wile Mays
Ed Bailes
Meadow Lake Holds Hole-in-One Contest
Meadow Lake Acres Club hosts a hotel style contest Saturday and Sunday. The closest to the pin on hole six wins a set of four Royal Special woods for the men and a set of Queen Royal woods for the ladies.
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Meadow Lake
Aeleau Meadow Lake Acres Countes Club
Enan
Minor League Scores Across Leagues
Results from the Associated Press show International League games with Columbus defeating Richmond 8 to 2 and Indianapolis slipping past Buffalo. Rochester topped Arkansas 6 to 1 while Syracuse lost 3 to 1. Atlanta fell to Toronto 5 to 1. Jacksonville beat Spokane 4 to 3. Denver routed San Diego 4 to 1. Oklahoma City edged Dallas Fort Worth 11 to 7. Portland won 6 to 5 over Seattle. Salt Lake City defeated Tacoma with a score not fully readable.
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Columbus
Richmond
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Rochester
Arkansas
Syracuse
Atlanta
Toronto
Jacksonville
Spokane
Denver
San Diego
Dallas-Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Wawa
Portland
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Stone and Moody Lead Legion to 9-6 Win Over Mexico
Stone and Moody each tallied four hits as the American Legion club rallied with five runs in the ninth inning to defeat Mexico 9-6 at Mexico. Reliever Larry Theroff earned the win after replacing starter Tom DeBroeck, with spotty play and late offense sealing the comeback.
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American Legion
Mexico
John Stone
Mike Moody
Wyman Rasinger
Larry Theroff
Tom DeBroeck
Legionnaires
Colubia
Legion AK
de Broeck
Buick Open storm cancels Tony Lema round at Warwick Hills
Storms halted and reset the Buick Open at Warwick Hills Grand Blanc Michigan delaying the first round as Tony Lema led with a 34 33 before play resumed. Lightning struck a nearby TV tower but caused no injuries while Lema trailed Nicklaus rivals and Bert Weaver after the interruption.
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Mich
Tony Gema
Tony
Warwick Hills
Lemas
Buick
National Broadcasting Ca
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Jack ‘Nicklaus
Don Essig
Bert Weaver
Twleve
Cancella
Juan Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Sam Snead
Snead
Davies Leads British Amateur Golf Quarterfinals
Dick Davies of Pasadena, California, advances to the British Amateur Golf Championship quarterfinals at St Andrews, facing Manuel Vint of England. Other notable matches include Joe Carr of Ireland, Michael Bonallack, and Martin Christmas losing to advancing British stars as five Walker Cup players exit.
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SY. Andrews
Scotland
Dick Davies
Pasadena
Callbroker
Joe Carr
Ireland
Michael Bonallark
Martin Christmas
England
Ronnie Shade
Stuart Murray
Manuel Vint
Da>vies
Mek Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Ron Luceti
San Francisco
Peter Green
College Feud Over Track and Field Administration
NEW YORK AP The United States Track and Field Federation fired back at AAU demands in a dispute over control of open competition and athlete registration. Gen MacArthur was asked to rule whether athletes may compete and if the AAU meeting in St Louis on June 2 requires AAU registration, with federation officials citing the need for sanction authority and athlete freedom.
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NEW York
United States Track and Field Federation
Athlone Union
Russia
Geo
Nenglas MaccArthur
Federation
Merling
Houston
Hes
Gen. MacArthur
Kenaneds
AAU
St. Januis
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Willian Russell
AAW
den Tull
Wilcom
St Lane
Altman helps Cardinals in key blow toward NL tie
In a game against Philadelphia, St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs push into a three way tie for first in the National League. George Altayan, a former Cub, homered in the eighth inning to fuel the rally as San Francisco also narrows the distance in the standings.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Che’ Capa Cubs
Bedbirds
Cubs
San Francisco
George Altayan
Cub
Lindy McDaniel Delivers in Cubs Stunning Win Over Giants
Chicago tops San Francisco 2 0 in extra frames as Lindy McDaniel belts a game winning home run his first as a Cub. The victory pulls the Cubs into a first place tie in the NL, matching win streak and showcasing a dramatic late inning rally. GM Bob Gibson shifts to win with strong relief, while the Cardinals rally earlier against the Phillies. The slate tightens as all three teams sit at 31 23.
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Giants
San Francisco
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Une
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Ren Bover
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Laminae Thursdas
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McDaniel
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Philadelphia Phillies
Farmer Cardinal
Linds McWaniei
Larr Jackson
Altman
Fituhnee
Cood
Ray Sarlecki
Bobby Shanty
Bob Gibson
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Nan Prazarea
Will Ah
White Sox
Athletics
Dave Theis
Baseball Leaders of 1963 AL NL Named in AP Report
The Associated Press lists top performers in 1963 American and National leagues. Malzone and Wagner pace AL batting, Allison and Kaline lead in runs, Wagner and Fox high in hits, Hinton and Clinton among triples, Allison and Wagner top home runs, Aparicio and Wood with steals. Five-man pitching leaders include Slovak Fischer Barker Bunning and Drysdale Koufax with strikeouts.
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Associated Press
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Boston
Wagner
Los Angeles
Allison
Minnesota
Kaline
Detroit
Allson
Pearson
Fox
Chicago
Versalles
Causey
Kansas City
Power
Boyer
New York
Hinton
Washington
Clinton
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Slovk
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Barker
Balimore
Bunning
Covington
Philadelphia
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Flood
St. Lows
Aaron
Milwaukee
Rolinson
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Fis
Groat
Sto Lruis
White
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Cepeda
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Javier
St. Pau
Brock
Skinner
Cincinnati
F. Aaron
Milwate
Koe
San Francisco
Jack Westland Wins 58 at U S Seniors Golf Title
Jack Westland, 58, from Everett Washington, defeated John Bartlett by 13 in a playoff to capture the U S Seniors Golf Association championship in Rye New York. Bartlett, 56, from San Marino California, shot 81, after a 14 under 36 hole tie earlier.
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N.Y
Jack Westland
Chick Evans
Canor
Everett
Wash
John Bartlett
Evans
Fmplenty
Weshand
Apaj Bartlett
San Marino
Calif
Loss At Home Breaks 1961 Streak For Moberly Stars
The Moberly Stars beat the Bears 4-1 at Vivian Field, snapping a home losing run dating to May 1961. Rit Woolridge and Don Thomas pitched, while errors by Central Trust contributed to the Bears’ downfall. Clark Lege cited base running and defense as pivotal, with Read and Roesser committing five errors. Bears travel to Mexico and host the Carling Reel Birds next.
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Ban Johnson
Rit Woolrige
Don Thomas
Stars
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Central Trust Outfit
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Hanel
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Taro
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Read Schroeder
Yankees Can Win Without Mantle Says Houk After Injury
Former Walker Cup golfer exclaims the Yankees can win without Mickey Mantle after a broken left foot in Baltimore sidelined their star center fielder for at least five weeks. Manager Ralph Houk preached resilience amid a 4-2 loss to the Orioles and dropped to fourth in the standings.
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Dwight ‘ Eisenhower
Mickey Westland
Mantle
al ‘Mengert
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Yankee
Ralph Haul
Leff
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Yankees
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Houk
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Celairs
Six Games In P E Leagues At Eagles and Lians Fields
Thursday night action in Park Bomre's P E leagues produced six games. Marine Corps edged Contral Dairy 5 4 in intermediate play as Mark Anderson drove in a run. reliever Jon Brodhacker earned the win. Pee Wee saw Scruggs Guhleman 14 Eagles 9 in a slugfest, while Capital City Water beat Central Motor Bank 11 1 behind Ben Adrian's dominant pitching. Midget League results included Central Trust beating Sweckenhoff Coast 11 5 and Kiwanis defeating Mc Graw Edison 7 2. Bobby George fanned for Trust as the 125 year old club posted the win. Line scores show tight scoring across several games. Oklahoma State University noted extending a hot streak in Big Eight golf.
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Eagles
Lians Fields
Marine Corps
Boo O
Contral Dairy
Mark Acardson
RBI Tripe
Jon Brodhacker
Scruggs
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Ben Adrian
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McGraw-Edison
Sweckenhoff
Bobby George
Trust
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Capital City
Walter Orwitt
Central Motor
I Lueckenhoff
Fight Results From The Associated Press Miami Report
In Miami Florida a boxing match concludes with Lawrence Robinson of Opa-Locla defeating Jimmy Brasley of Fort Lauderdale by decision. The event timing and exact scores are not clear from the readable text.
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Flaurence Robinson
Opa-Locla
Jimmy Brasley
Bort Lauderdale
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