Dodgers Slump As Reds Beat Them 3 1
Jim O'Toole hurled five hits allowed as the Reds topped the Dodgers 3-1. Cincinnati overcame a bases two-on deke in the sixth and led by Vada Pinson and Frank Robinson. St Louis beat San Francisco 6-3 to stay within 6 1/2 games of the Dodgers, who drop to 52 games ahead of second place St. Louis.
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Dodgers
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Los Angeles
O'Toole
Gordy Coleman
Don Drysdale
Willie Davis
Tommy Davis
Reds
Tommy Harper
Pinson
Cardinals
Marichal
Carl Sawatski
Curt Flood
Dick Groat
Giants
Felipe Alou
George Altman
Twins Hit Five Homers As Split With Senators
In Washington, Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison hit back to back blasts in the seventh to lift Minnesota 5-2 in the first game. The Senators won the nightcap 7-3 behind Dick Phillips as Steve Ridzik improved to 5-4. Jim Kaat absorbed the loss, facing five earned runs by the fifth inning. The Twins stay a half game ahead of Chicago for second in the AL.
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Dodger
Tommy Davis
Reds
Dodgers
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Pinson
Robinson
Cardinals
San Francisco
Giants
Juan Marichal
Milwaukee
Houston
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Washington
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Senators
Dick Phillips
Minnesota Twins
Dick Stigman
Allison
Jimmie Hall
Don Mincher
Steve Ridzik
Ron Kline
Jim Kaat
Killebrew
Hall
Mincher
Boston
Dick Stuart
Chicago
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
The page lists top American League and National League leaders in batting at bats runs hits doubles triples and home runs along with key players like Yastrzemski Kaline Stuart Aaron Mays and Koufax. It also notes team affiliations and prominent pitching records including Peters Perranoski and Drysdale with win percent and strikeout counts.
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Yastrzemski
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Tresh
New York
Stuart
Ward
Chicago
Alvis
Cleveland
Causey
Kansas City
Hinton
Washington
Versailles
Minnesota
Killebrew
Aparicio
Baltimore
Peters
Pascual
Monbouguette
St. Louis
T. Davis
Los Angeles
Aaron
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
White
Pinson
Cincinnati
Groat
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
McCovey
Wills
Perranoski
McBean
Pittsburgh
Koufax
Drysdale
Packers Waive Three Players in Roster Trim
Green Bay asks NFL waivers on injured veteran Nelson Toburen and two rookies Terry Zang of Drake and Bob Ames of Idaho. Rookie Gary Kroner remains as extra due to a leg injury, keeping 44 on roster. Squads must drop to 40 by next Tuesday and to 37 by Sept 10.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
Nelson Toburen
Terry Zang
Drake
Bob Ames
Idaho
Packers
Gary Kroner
Vikings
George Hultz
Mississippi
Cardinals
Hultz
Viking
Don Hultz
Bemidji
Minn
Wilson
Vik- Milwaukee
Park
Sussex
Eng
Milwaukee
Palmer Golf Earnings Now Up To 101555
Palmer's $4 600 win for second at the American Golf Classic pushed his year total to $101 555, with Jack Nicklaus at $83 465 in official PGA standings. Julius Boros sits third, followed by Tony Lema and Gary Player.
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Gary Player
Proper Grip Helps Golf Swing Feel Better
The article explains gripping a golf club mainly with fingers releases wrist tension and allows freer wrist action. By keeping hands steady and using finger grip rather than throwing against the ball a player feels a cleaner, more efficient shot and a satisfying sense of energy applied efficiently.
Braves Box Office Boosted by Winning Run and Spahn Tribute
Milwaukee fans flock to County Stadium as the Braves win their 11th in 14, beating the Colts 11 to 7 in Houston. Ticket manager Austin Brown reports rising advance sales for a Warren Spahn tribute on Sept. 17 and expects a crowd near 30,000. Attendance this year reaches 657,312 through 1963 with 109,615 tickets needed to match 1962.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
County Stadium
Braves
Colts
Houston
Austin Brown
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Brown
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Horstmeyer Takes Second in 20-Lap Feature at State Fair
Stoughton racer Bill Horstmeyer placed second in the 20-lap feature and also won two preliminary heats during a race weekend at the Minnesota State Fair on the half-mile track. He earned his first qualifying victory Saturday and his second on Sunday.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Bill Horstmeyer
Stoughton
Horstmeyer
Surging Braves Outslug Houston For 11-7 Win
Milwaukee’s Braves beat the Houston Colts 11-7 to run their road trip to 5-2 and close within two games of Philadelphia. Hank Aaron Eddie Mathews and Don Dillard homered as Dick Crott took the loss and Ron Piche earned his first win of the season. Warren Spahn slated to start next for Milwaukee against Don Nottebart.
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Houston
Tex
Milwaukee
Braves
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Don Dillard
Houston Colts
Colts
Philadelphia
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
John Bateman
Ron Piche
Bob Tiefenauer
Dick Crott
Bob Hendley
Carl Warwick
Rusty Staub
Hendley
Mathews
Denis Menke
Roy McMillan
Lou Klimchock
Menke
Frank Bolling
Aaron
Don McMahon
Colt
Ken Johnson
McMahon
Hank Fischer
Pete Runnels
Jim Wynn
Bateman
Fischer
Bolling
Gene Oliver
Joe Torre
Giants
Willie McCovey
Warren Spahn
Don Nottebart
Braves-Houston Batter Set Ends in Low-Scoring Loss
Milwaukee bats tally 7 runs on 12 hits while Houston scores 7 as Milwaukee edges ahead early. Notable players include Aaron with two RBIs and Mathews with three, while Hendley and Piche pitched in relief. Team totals show Milwaukee 12 left on base to Houston 11, with a 3 0 9 inning time of 3 09.
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Hendley
McMahon
Fischer
Lillis
Woodeshick
Brown
Milwaukee
Houston
Warwick
Torre
Spangler
Mathews
Bateman
Dillard
Aaron
Oliver
Menke
RBI
McMillan
Klimchock
Staub
Harri Ave
Maye
Piche Ae Pees
Tiefenauer
Johnson
Bolling
Fr Aes. Menke
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Leide Captures Ninth In Shoot At Camp Perry
Edgar Leide of Omaha Nebraska won ninth place in the high power 600 yard slow fire warm up at the NRA national championship matches in Camp Perry Ohio He competes in the expert civilian class among more than 7000 shooters The matches began August 2 and continue through Sunday with NRA cooperation from the U S Armed Forces and National Board for Promotion of Rifle Practice
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Edgar Leide
Farnam St
National Rifle Association of America
Camp Perry
Ohio
Leide
NRA
U.S
Dewey Moore Captures Feature At Westby Speedway
Dewey Moore driving Jenny 3 won the feature race at South Side Speedway Westby Wis Sunday night. Moore also won the third heat. Glen Henderson, time trials leader, finished second in the feature in No 161 with Dick Jones third in No 7 11. Frank Taylor won the first heat No 13 Mark Zielke won the second heat No 7-Plus and Zielke captured the consolation.
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Westby
Wis
Dewey Moore
Jenny
Southside Speedway
Moore
Glen Henderson
Dick Jones
Frank Taylor
Mark Zielke
Zielke
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
The standings list teams with wins and losses, led by St Louis and Cincinnati around .550. Results show St Louis 6 San Francisco 3 and Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 1. Upcoming games include New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Chicago with several doubleheaders noted.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee Co Ce
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
Milwaukee
Pet. G.B. New York
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Launderette Nine Wins Cashton Invitational Softball Tourney
Launderette Nine defeated Cashton 2 to 0 to claim the Cashton Invitational crown. Pitcher Mike Geary struck out 12, allowed three singles, and drove in both runs with a second inning two-out single. Ken Garves Clete Hoadley and Har ry Wohlhoefer added hits for the winners.
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Cashton
Wis
George
Ken Garves
Clete Hoadley
Harry Wohlhoefer
Ron Czechowicz
Launderette
Bob Bagniewski
Darwin
Butch) Severson
Czechowicz
Geary
Hoadley
Stuckey
West Salem ousted from WBA State Class A tourney
EAU CLAIRE Wis Pepin eliminated West Salem from the Wisconsin Baseball Association State Class A tournament here Sunday 5 0 Jerry Kohn and Jon Kosidowski combined to hurl the shutout Kosidowski fanned 12 in six innings of relief Roger Leonhardt had three hits for the win
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Eau Claire
Wis
Pepin
West Salem
Jerry Kohn
Jon Kosidowski
Kosidowski
Roger Leonhardt
Gustavus Adolphus to drop hockey in MIAC
Gustavus Adolphus College will drop hockey from MIAC competition citing lack of student interest. The MIAC will continue hockey with seven teams with Duluth Branch scheduling independently. Football rules were discussed at a night meeting of coaches and referees at Macalester College with no major changes expected, MIAC coordinator Bill Haman said.
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ST. Paul
Gustavus Adolphus
Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
MIAC
Duluth
Macalester College
Bill Haman
VanderKelen to Start for Vikings Against Eagles
Vikings announce Ron VanderKelen will start and play most of the game against the Philadelphia Eagles in Hershey. Coach Norm Van Brocklin wants the rookie’s pro debut after three exhibition appearances. The Vikings added two players from the St. Louis Cardinals to bolster the defense behind Dickson and Prestel. George Hultz and Billy Wilson join Bemidji squad.
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Minneapolis ST. Paul
Ron VanderKelen
Minnesota Vikings
VanderKelen
Vikings
Wisconsin
Badgers
Green Bay Packers
Norm van Brocklin
van Brocklin
Philadelphia Eagles
Hershey
Eagles
Vandy
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Dickson
Jim Prestel
Billy Wilson
Auburn
Cards
August Scratch Winners Named by La Crosse Country Club
The La Crosse Country Club Junior Golfers announce 1963 boys champion Tom Barton and girls champion Pauline Weigel. Runner ups include Pete Haugen and Ellen Pederson. Additional flight winners span Tom Ducharme Steve Stecker Bill Menke Mark Hines Bob Yeomans Tim Quinn David Miller Sally Vickrey Jane McDonnell Nanley Wagner Sharon Ebiner Liz Weigel Heather Renner Mary Ann Koenig Barbara Brindley Carol Love land Pat Michuta and others.
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la Crosse
Tom Barton
Pauline Weigel
Pete Haugen
Barton
Ellen Pederson
Miss Weigel
Mike Weigel
Tom Ducharme
Steve Stecker
Eric Miller
Bill Menke
Mark Hines
Bob Yeomans
Tim Quinn
David Miller
Sally Vickrey
Jane McDonnell
Nanley Wagner
Sharon Ebiner
Liz Weigel
Heather Renner
Mary Ann Koenig
Barbara Brindley
Carol Loveland
Pat Michuta
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