Marichal Throws First No-hitter For Giants Since 1929
Juan Marichal of the San Francisco Giants pitched a no hitter against the Houston Colt .45s at Candlestick Park, winning 1-0. He faced late pressure as questions swirled about the bid, but Marichal finished with two strikeouts in the ninth to seal the victory and the long-awaited no-hitter for the franchise.
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Little Giant
Houston
Candlestick Park
Marichal
Juan
Dominican Republic
Alma
Felipe Alou
Felipe
Hall of Fame
Prairie du Chien Campion taps Dick Friend as intramural director
Dick Friend, former Loras College and Dubuque Wahlert coach and ex Notre Dame understudy, becomes intramural athletic program director at Prairie du Chien Campion High School. He also serves as swim coach while Rev. Robert H. Millmann, S.J., continues as publicity director.
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Dick Friend
Loras College
Dubuque Wahlert
Johnny Lujack
Notre Dame
Prairie du Chien Campion High School
Robert H. Millmann
S.J
Campion
Friend
L. G. Friedrichs
Pittsburgh
St. Basil High School
Chicago
1913 Spartan Football Team To Be Honored
Sparta High School honors the 1913 football team that won the state title with a 9–1–1 record. Surviving players attend parade on July 6 and banquet on July 5 during Homecoming Days, after scoring 452 points to opponents 25.
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Sparta
John F. Nicol
Alex L. Nicol
Rever, Jefferson
Fred M. Evans
Spencer Almer
Hugh M. Fanning
Robert Evans
Avery E. Sutherland
Peter J. Lloyd
George Hinton
Albert Bergman
L. T. Wehle
Frank Bray
Earl Jefferson
John Heitman
Charles Smith
Roy Abrahamson
Bertie Nichols
Kenneth McConnel
Edward P. Rosenthal
Wilbur L. Vaughn
Rosenthal
Vaughn
Jack Nicol
A. L. Nicol
Madison
Hugh Fanning
Viroqua
A. E. Sutherland
Peter Lloyd
San Francisco
Roy O. Abrahamson
Spartan
Wis
Portage
Tomah
Home Run Baker Dies at 77 in Maryland
John Franklin Baker known as Home Run Baker died at his Trappe Maryland home at age 77 after a stroke two weeks earlier. The former Philadelphia Athletics and New York Yankees star earned the nickname with a 1911 World Series homer off Rube Marquard and another tying homer off Christy Mathewson in the third game.
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Christy Mathewson
Phillies Sell Lemon to White Sox for Waiver Price
Philadelphia Phillies traded outfielder Jim Lemon to the Chicago White Sox for a $20,000 waiver fee. Lemon appeared in 30 games with a .276 average, two home runs, and six RBIs, mainly as a pinch hitter after joining from Minnesota on May 4.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Jim Lemon
Chicago White Sox
Lemon
Phillies
Minnesota
Midwest and International Baseball and Boxing Roundup
Scores from the Midwest and Northern leagues include Clinton 1 Quad Cities 0 and Cedar Rapids 5-0 over Dubuque, with Wisconsin Rapids 3 Decatur 2 and Quincy 2 Fox Cities 0. International play lists Columbus 1 Arkansas 0 and Indianapolis 4 Jacksonville 3, plus boxing Panama Bernford Francis 128 pounds KO Wesley Hines 126.
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Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
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Decatur
Quincy
Fox Cities
Winnipeg
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St. Cloud
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Indianapolis
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Richmond
Rochester
Toronto
Syracuse
Panama
Bernford Francis
Wesley Hines
Jamaica
B.W.I
Driver’s License Trial Ends With Car Crash
Mrs Olga Hansen of Bellflower California after four failed tests made a final attempt at the DMV She drove into the parking lot misstepped hitting a store creating a 12 by 15 foot hole yet she and occupants were unharmed Authorities say she was driving on a learner’s permit and stepped on the gas instead of the brake.
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Calif
Olga Hansen
Department of Motor Vehicles
Ooops
Sheriff's Deputies
Robinson Named First Swimming Coach at Mankato
Mankato State College in Minnesota has appointed its first swimming coach, Don Robinson, who previously led Flint Junior College in Michigan for six years. The selection marks the program's debut in school athletics.
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Mankato, Minn
Mankato State College
Don Robinson
Flint, Mich
Fearson Named AL Center Field Starter For All Star Game
Aaron repeats top star votes while Kaline headlines with 226. Fearson earns starting center field spot as Pearson named starter after Mantle sidelined. Groat and Kaline lead voting among infielders with Mays and Bailey among two-star selections for the 1963 All Star Game in Cleveland.
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Associated Press
New York
Albie Fearson
Los Angeles
Dick Groat
St. Louis
al Kaline
Detroit
Joe Pepitone
New York Yankees
Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota Twins
Bill White
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Ken Boyer
Tommy Davis
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Henry Aaron
Milwaukee
Ed Bailey
Earl Battey
Minnesota
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Pearson
Albie
Frank Slocum
Commissioner's Office
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Boyer
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Bailey
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Angels
Wagner
Bowling Scores: Junior Two-Some Leads in Sports Bowl
Red Dot Defenders 272 315 271 total 858 Pussy Footers 273 288 4299 860 Wonder Winners 270 316 349 total 935 Blankity Blanks 283 290 279 total 852 High 4. R. Blank 441 R. Miller 417 J. Miller 413 C. Miller 402. High Single Candy Miller 178.
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Pussy Footers
Wonder
R. Blank
R. Miller
J. Miller
C. Miller
Candy Miller
NFL Owners Playing Trades Close To West
New York AP report shows NFL clubs by end of June 1963 had 12 trades involving 21 players, far below 1962 pace of 20 trades and 39 players. Caution stems from risk of aiding championship teams via player departures, as champions accrue many traded players over five years.
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New York
National Football League
NFL
New York Giants
Bemidji Bemidji Rally Draws 2000 Trailers
The Bemidji rally tents up 2000 trailers and about 7000 people arriving to mingle in the lakeside resort. Elvis Fritz of Beaumont Texas notes campers seek old friends and shared travel memories while the blue beret and camp life define the event.
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Minnesota
Elvis Fritz
Beaumont
Tex
Fritz
Robert W. Smith
Kansas City
Smith
Bemidji
Maple Grove Triumphs 7-6 In Ninth Inning Tilt
Maple Grove edged La Crescent Concrete 7-6 at Powell Park after tying the game in the ninth. Dave Robertson homered for Maple Grove as Paul Daffinson, Clete Hoadley, and Butch Severson each had three hits for Concrete. Johnsons Doughboy Flyers shut out Trane Co. 9-0 behind Dave Bruha’s five strikeouts in a separate league game.
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Paul Daffinson
Clete Hoadley
Butch Severson
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Shimshak
D.loomis
MNS
Rane
Iowa County Man Dies In Freak Farm Accident
RIDGEWAY AP John G. Davis a 61 year old Town County farmer was killed on his Ridgeway farm Friday when backing a tractor into a shed he became caught between a low door and the vehicle.
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Ridgeway
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Radio Highlights and Baseball Pairings
WKBH lists Twins vs Senators at 12:55 p.m. and Braves vs Dodgers at 2:45 p.m. with Pope Paul’s coronation coverage at 8 p.m.
Wright Foundation Wins Court Battle
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the 1956 contract between the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and Madison is subject to arbitration, upholding a 1962 circuit court decision that the city must arbitrate the foundation’s fee claims for the Monona Terrace project.
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Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Monona Terrace
High
Richard Bardwell
Bardwell
Midget Races Set July 3 At BAF Speedway
Black River Falls Wisconsin hosts a full field of midget cars July 3 at the BAF Speedway with entrants including Bill Horstmeyer of Stoughton driving No. 6, Keith Thomas of Madison in the Dair Kool Special, and Ted Barton with a Curtis Craft fuel injected Falcon engine. The event starts at 8 p.m. and features engines from Falcons to Ford V8 60s.
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Black River Falls
Wrs
Bill Horstmeyer
Stoughton
Black River Falls Speedway
Horstmeyer
Bill
Keith Thomas
Wisconsin
Badger Midget Auto Racing Association
Madison
Ted Barton
Iowa
BMARA
Curtis
Three Golfers Lead Cleveland Open After 36 Holes
The $110 000 Cleveland Open features a tight field with 75 players within eight strokes of leader Bo Wininger 135 after 36 holes. Gary Player Tommy Aaron Jack Nicklaus and others chase a Monday 18 hole playoff if needed as the field pares to 72 for the final rounds.
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Cleveland
PGA
Beechmont County Club
Bo Wininger
Oklahoma
Gary Player
South Africa
Wininger
Tommy Aaron
Gainesville
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Jim Ferree
Bob Goalby
Sam Snead
Bill Eggers
Rod Funseth
Spokane
Don January
Julius Boros
Mason Rudolph
Arnold Palmer
Brue Keeps Cleveland Open Charge With 70 At Halfway
Milwaukee pro Bobby Brue shot a one under par 70 to reach 141 at the halfway mark of the $110,000 Cleveland Open. He is tied for 38th, six strokes back of leaders Bo Wininger Gary Player and Tommy Aaron who lead at 135.
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Milwaukee
Bobby Brue
Bo Wininger
Gary Player
Tommy Aaron
Softball schedule for Trane Park and Powell Park venues
REC Softball League fixtures list games at Trane Park South Memorial Field East and Powell Park with matchups including Slip Sticks versus Cellar Dwellers, Green Gremlins versus Misfits, Nite Hawke versus Erasers, Cellar Dwellers versus Old Grandads, plus Dairyland Power Co op versus Super Valu at Houska Park.
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Memorial Field
Green Gremlins
Powell Park
Nite Hawke
Cellar Dwellers
Leagle Houska Park
Dairyland Power Co-op
Super Valu
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