Bouton tosses four-hitter as Yankees blank Red Sox 8–0
Jim Bouton, moved to the rotation six weeks ago, fires a four-hitter to beat Boston 8–0 for his 10th win. Roger Maris homered, Bouton improves to 10–2 with his sixth complete game as New York widens its lead in the AL standings.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Recent Games
The column lists standings for MLB teams and results from Monday through Tuesday games. Detroit beat Kansas City 10-2 aided by Bubba Phillips's three singles and a triple, while Washington and Los Angeles posted wins. Other scores include Chicago 20 Cleveland 1 and New York 8 Boston 0.
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Orioles Top Twins 4 1 Behind Barber and Miller
In St Paul Minneapolis Orioles defeat Twins 4 1 as Steve Barber starts and Stu Miller closes. Al Smith drives in two runs with a homer a double and a single. Miller escapes a bases loaded jam and retires the last six batters in order while the Twins fail to go nine innings for the 10th straight time.
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Katz Team Captures 6 3 League Victory
The W. A. Katz Company defeated Super Valu 6-3 in Class B 12 Softball League action Sunday at Houska Field. Katz Co. moves to 6-1 in league play while Super Valu stands 4-3. Final score Katz Co 6 Super Valu 3 with Bigley Kruschek Seversin Melster as batting contributors.
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Free fishing tackle giveaway and weekly prize program
Free $150 worth of fishing tackle to be given away in our fish contest. Win each week with reminders and aerial maps of hot fishing spots. Free delivery available from Doerre Howe at 302 Pearl, La Crosse, Wisconsin.
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Boros Wins Open in Playoff at Brookline
Julius Boros, at 43 the oldest Open champion, defeated Arnold Palmer and Jacky Cupit in a three way playoff to claim the National Open title. Boros led with early birdies and closed with a 10-foot birdie at 17, earning $16,000 and ending Palmer’s bid despite Palmer's off day.
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Moose) Boros
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Knothe Iverson Share Medal Lead In City Golf Meet
Veteran Jack Knothe and defending champion Don Iverson tied for the first round lead at the 1963 City Medal golf tournament at La Crosse Country Club with 73s. The field of 15 was the smallest in event history, and Marquardt warned the tournament may die without more player interest.
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Midwest and Northern sports results recap
Decatur 10 Wisconsin Rapids 2. Quincy 10 Waterloo 5. Dubuque 9 Quad Cities 5. Clinton 3 Fox Cities 2. Burlington 3 Cedar Rapids 2. Duluth Superior 6-3. Grand Forks 4-1. St. Cloud 6 Aberdeen 2. Winnipeg at Bismarck Mandan. Atlanta 4-2 Buffalo 2-4. Arkansas 8-1 Columbus 4-0. Richmond 4-3 Rochester 2-0. Syracuse 3-5 Toronto 2-2. Indianapolis at Jacksonville 2 postponed. Salt Lake City Be Portland 2-9 first game 11 innings. Seattle 10-1, Tacoma 0-2. Denver at Oklahoma City 2 postponed. Spokane 4 San Diego 3. Hawaii 7 Dallas Fort Worth 5.
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Cremer Wins Western States Amputee Golf Title
Tom Cremer of Phoenix captured the Western States amputee golf championship at Las Vegas with a 54 hole total of 254. He beat Allen Monts of San Diego by one stroke in winds up to 50 mph as other top finishers included Burgess Windsor of Stockton who shot 263 for third.
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Wright Wins Western Open In Madison Golf Sweep
Mickey Wright claims her second straight Women's Western Open title at Maple Bluff Country Club with a 292 total four under par. The victory nets Wright $1,200, boosting season earnings to $12,332 as she shoots 78-70-71-73 and finishes ahead of Kathy Whitworth and Marilynn Smith who tie for runner up with 301 and 303 respectively.
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Norwalk and Tomah Nines Lead Wildcat League Race
Norwalk beat Wilton 7-3 to stay tied for first with Tomah at 4-0. Rich Flock and LaVerne Pott inger led Norwalk with multi hit games while Wilton’s Dick Bucholz had two hits. Ontario defeated Melvina 8-1 on 12 hits led by Bill Stenerson with four hits and 16 strikeouts. Tomah WTMB edged Camp Douglas 9-4 as Kit Schleicher and Chuck Sploum led with three hits.
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Hendersons Dominate Westby Auto Races
Cecil Henderson of La Crosse won the feature and first heat at Southside Speedway in Westby Wisconsin. Glen Henderson of Westby took time trials and placed second in both the heat and feature. Dick Jones of La Crosse won the second heat. Dewey Moore of La Crosse won the consolation.
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Packers Sign Adderley Woods for 1963
Green Bay Packers announce contract signings with defensive halfbacks Herb Adderley and Willie Woods for the 1963 season. The moves secure key players for the championship club as they prepare for the upcoming campaign.
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Spahn Wins 10th as Giants Drop. Willey Shuts Out Phils
Spahn's 10th victory and 33rd homer lead Milwaukee past San Francisco 10-4 while Warren Spahn earns his 337th win. Carl Willey seals Mets' first cellar escape with a 5-0 shutout of Philadelphia in the opener, and Tracy Stallard crews a 4-1 second win with Al Jackson help.
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Clayton Tonnemaker Injured In Accident
MINNEAPOLIS AP Clayton Tonnemaker the 1949 All America football center was injured in an automobile crash Saturday while returning from the hospital where his four year old daughter Laura Ann died of a malignant brain tumor His head wound required twenty stitches and his condition was reported satisfactory Mrs Tonnemaker received treatment for a minor head cut and was released
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