Dodgers Rally Past Giants for Third Straight Win
Dodgers beat the Giants 6-5 to complete a three game sweep and move within two games of first in the NL West. Lee Walls opened the ninth inning with a pinch hit, Maury Wills Jim Gilliam Ron Fairly and Wally Moon followed as they tied the game before John Roseboro's sacrifice fly delivered the winning run. Sandy Koufax pitched the 8-0 shutout in Saturday and helped lift Los Angeles toward playoff contention.
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Vuur IE
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Giants
Sandy Koufax
Jack Fisher
Fisher
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Milwaukee
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
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Washington
Chicago
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Angels
Lee Walls
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Ron Fairly
Wally Moon
John Roseboro
Dick Calmus
Ken Boyer
Ted Savage
Boyer
Savage
Tony Gonzalez
Torre
Callison
Phils
Braves
Mack Jones
Klippstein
Don Dillard
Dallas Green
Dillard
Norm Larker
Clay Dalrymple
Covington
Jack Baldschun
Cloninger
La Crosse Cribbage Sports Roundup May 1963
Local sports pages recap events from La Crosse area teams. Highlights include matches and standings, with team names and dates from the May 13 1963 issue.
Braves, Phillies split twin bill in late-season action
In Milwaukee and Philadelphia, Dillard and Larker spark the offense with multi hit games. Dalrymple and Covington homer for the Braves and Phillies respectively as Burdette and Klippstein shuttle in relief. Final scores read 4-1 and 6-5 with key RBIs and late innings deciding the outcomes.
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Lemaster
Klippstein
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Philadelphia
E-Demeter
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Wine
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Torre
RBI
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Callison
Jones
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Barlick
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Burdette
Menke
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Hoak
Cal
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Shamrock Lanes
Mathews
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Astronuts
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Panthers
Fischer
Pinettes
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TWINS BOX JUNIOR ALL STAR Holiday Lanes Flintstones 413 413 362
The score sheet lists multiple bowling teams and players with regional results. Notable lines include the Holiday Lanes Flintstones and teams such as Alley Cats Kings and Sharks, with individual scores and contact references. The text also references Kansas City and Minnesota teams and a note on the Woman's International Bowling Congress founded in 1916.
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Flintstones
Hotshots
Alley Cats
Kings
M.g.a.'s
Whales
Lions
Sharks
Blue Bonnets
Kansas City
Minnesota
M. Radell
B. Mi Imisenko
J. Misenko
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Green
Ligit
B. Osterman
C. Eng
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Perry
Mets
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D. Skaff
D. Creves
R. Soffa
W Wilder
M. Ross
K. Soffa
M. Wilder
E. Leaf
A. Dittman
A . Dittman
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Causey
Lumpe
Siebern
Tartabull
Allen
Powerr
Alusik
Charles
Allison
S— Battey
Alasik
Wyatt
She Dailey
Dimuro
Hurley
Carrigan
Flaherty
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The article lists top performers in the majors with figures for batting at 50 at bats, runs, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, pitching wins and records, and strikeouts. Notable names include Covington, Alou, Aaron, Fairly, Cepeda, and Mahaffey across the National and American leagues.
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Philadelphia
F. Alou
San Francisco
Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
St. Louis
Fairly
Los Angeles
Cardenas
Cincinnati
P. Alou
Cepeda
Williams
Chicago
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Wills
Brock
Simmons
O'Dell
Mahaffey
Sanford
Causey
Kansas City
Robinson
Joyer
New York
Hinton
Washington
Kane
Detroit
Nichison
Wagner
Hinon
Cimolt
L. Thomas
Yastrzemski
Boston
Versa
Koufax Cards No-Hitter "Biggest Thrill" For Dodgers
Sandy Koufax pitched a perfect game into the eighth, walked two, and earned a 4–0 victory over the Giants at Chavez Ravine. A crowd of 55,000 cheered as Koufax received a $500 raise from Walter O'Malley. Alvin Dark praised Koufax's overpowering fastball and noted no line drives off him.
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Cisco Giants
Chavez Ravine
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Dodger
Walter O'Malley
Defense Department
Sandy
Giant
Alvin Dark
Ed Bailey
Bailey
Willie McCovey
New York Mets
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Boros Wins Colonial Invitational By Four Strokes
Julius Boros ignored the big three dynasty and won the Colonial national invitation by four shots with a 279 total and 12 000 dollars prize. Gary Player chased to within two strokes before bogey at 15 and Boros birdie at 14 sealed it. Nicklaus finished third at 284 earning 3 500 dollars while Palmer ended 20 back.
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Gary Player
Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Palmer
Lema
Doug Sanders
Jerry Edwards
Gene Littler
Two Ex Twin Players Suspended In Minors
Southpaw Gerry Arrigo of the Minnesota Twins was suspended after refusing to fly with the team on a road trip. Jim Donahue, acquired in last year’s deal with Los Angeles, was placed on the disqualified list for not reporting to Charlotte in the Sally League during roster trims.
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Minnesota Twins
Dallas-Fort Worth
Gerry Arrigo
Arrigo
Twins
Jim Donahue
Don Lee
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Thousands File Past Coffin Of Big Daddy Lipscomb
Thousands paid final respects to Gene Lipscomb former Pittsburgh Steelers lineman after his Friday death. Police awaited a second suspect in the case while Timothy Black faced narcotics charges. Medical examiners cited a heroin overdose as the likely cause.
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Gene
Big Daddy) Lipscomb
Pittsburgh Steelers
Baltimore
Joseph F. Carroll
Carroll
Timothy Black
Lipscomb
Black
Russell S. Fisher
Pittsburgh
NFL
Lutheran Hospital
Braves Drop Two to Phillies in Long Twinbill
Milwaukee falls from seventh to ninth in the NL after a record 7 hours 56 minutes two game set with Philadelphia. Burdette suffers loss in 12th inning of the nightcap as Don Demeter drives in the winning run.
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Aaron
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Don Demeter
Eddie Mathews
Bobby Wine
Phils
Braves
UPI
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Frank Torre
Lew Burdette
Burdette
Roy McMillan
Johnny Callison
Wes Covington
Johnny Klippstein
Bob Hendley
Ray Culp
Leni Gabrielson
Philsj
Kojis Stars as U S Team Beats Mexico in Opener
Former Marquette star Don Kojis scored 18 points as the United States defeated Mexico 88 to 74 in the world championship tournament opener in Sao Paulo Brazil. The U S trailed by eight at halftime before pulling away after intermission. The U S faced Argentina in the second round.
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Brazil
Marquette
Don Kojis
Milwaukee
United States
Mexico
U.S
Argentina
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