Clark poised to win 1963 Grand Prix title after early season wins
Jimmy Clark, the Scottish dairy farmer, leads the 1963 Grand Prix standings with 27 points after winning three of the first four races. Defending champion Graham Hill is distant second with 13, while Dan Gurney 12 and Richie Ginther 11 follow. Remaining races include Monaco Spa Zandvoort Rheims, with future events at Silverstone Nurburgring Monza Watkins Glen and South Africa.
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Clark Prepares for Championship Peak on Lotus
The article notes Clark’s peak form this year with smooth driving and pace, aided by Lotus cars. It contrasts 1961 Ferrari power with handling, recalls Phil Hill as America’s first champion, and recounts 1963 Monaco and Indianapolis setbacks before Clark’s comeback.
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Similar Spa performance looms for Silverstone race
Jimmy Clark dominated Spa and may again outpace rivals at Silverstone. Clark won last year with ease, while Lotus faces fragility risks on harsh tracks like Monza. If Chapman improves reliability, Clark could extend his lead in the driver standings on the island circuit.
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Sun Launches Fifth Contest for Patterson Liston Fight
The Sun seeks a paid attendance estimate for the Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson bout July 22 at the Convention Center in Las Vegas. The venue holds 6600, and packed crowds could reach about 7000. Enter by Friday July 19 with full contact details for a chance at Coleman prizes.
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Twins Sweep Indians as Stigman Shuts Down Cleveland
Dick Stigman allowed four hits over a complete game and the Minnesota Twins belted three homers off Dick Donovan as they routed the Cleveland Indians 11 to 1, completing a three-game series sweep. Don Mincher, Earl Battey, and Harmon Killebrew provided the power with multi run shots, while Mincher collected three hits and four RBIs.
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Walk Gives A's Wild Decision In 12th Inning
Kansas City Athletics beat the New York Yankees 11 10 in 12 innings after Bill Stafford walked Jerry Lumpe to force home Bobby Del Greco. Lovrich pitched the 12th for the win as Charles hit two solo homers for Kansas City and Blanchard homered for New York.
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Ramos Loses Temper And His Glove
Cleveland pitcher Pete Ramos relieved Dick Donovan in the seventh inning against the Minnesota Twins. He gave up two singles and two walks before manager Birdie Tebbetts pulled him. As he left, Ramos flipped his glove into the stands. a boy caught it and later exchanged it for a new glove.
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Tebbetts
New York Boxing TV Pact Approved by State Commission
The New York State Athletic Commission voted 2-1 to renew Madison Square Garden Boxing Inc and Gillette Safety Razor Company telecasts from the Garden and Sunnyside Gardens. Chairman Gen. Melvin Krulewitch and Raymond Lee supported renewal while James Farley Jr. dissented, citing concerns over television's broad impact on boxing in the state.
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Melvin Krulewitch
Raymond Lee
James Farley Jr
Farley
Dupas Considers OverseasDefense Against Manco in Italy
Junior middleweight Ralph Dupas yesterday weighed defending his title against Fortunato Manco in Italy on September 6. Dupas said he has been offered $14,000 to defend, with plans for an overseas tour starting around August 12 in Sydney, Australia.
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Fortunato Manco
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Australia
Texas Heat Big Factor In PGA Championship
Former PGA champion Jackie Burke warned that the Texas heat could alter the field at the Dallas PGA Championship. The 7,046-yard course hosted 172 players as Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player prepared without having tried the layout. Burke and others noted the extreme heat and six-inch Bermuda rough, singling out Don Fairfield and Karl Stewart as possible dark horses while suggesting a return to match play could benefit the event.
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Cepeda Strikes Out In 1 Million Libel Suit
In San Francisco United Press International reports Orlando Cepeda of the San Francisco Giants had his $1 million libel suit against Look Magazine dismissed in US district court. Judge Lloyd Burke said the May 21 article was largely harmless and not defamatory, while Cepeda’s attorney argued quotes from Giants officials were inaccurately portrayed.
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Unclear Pitchers Card Mixed Matchups and Teams
Fragmented text lists multiple baseball pitchers and matchups with cities and initials. Appears to reference Cleveland Los Angeles Boston Kansas City New York Minnesota Washington Chicago Baltimore and players Grant McBride Segui Perry Pizarra Os teen Stenhouse Pappas with vague scores or metrics in parentheses. The source unreadable inhibits full clarity.
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Unclear text: scattered sports matchups and names
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple basketball pairings and player surnames across venues including Milwaukee Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh and San Francisco with various numbers and initials, lacking a coherent game summary or results.
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Devlin Extends French Open Lead to Five Strokes
Bruce Devlin of Australia fired a 67 to move five ahead at the French Open on the St Cloud course with the final round due. Peter Thompson and Angelini trailed at 209, while Kel Nagle and Brian Wilkes posted solid rounds as Cherif Said rallied to 211 but remained out of title contention.
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Malzone Delivers Solo Shot As Red Sox Top Angels 2 1
Frank Malzone belted a solo homer in the sixth inning to lift Boston over Los Angeles 2 1 at Los Angeles. Bill Monbouquette earned his 11th win with support from Dick Radatz while Don Lee took the loss after eight innings. Kirkpatrick homered for the Angels as the two teams split the series in a tight pitchers’ duel.
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Washington Rout Tigers 116 in High-Scoring Tilt
Washington Senators overwhelmed the Detroit Tigers 116 as Chuck Hinton and Lary Osborne blasted homers driving in five. Bunning allowed a late five run rally in the sixth while Cottier and Don Lock added two RBIs each.
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