Former A's Catcher Azcue Leads Indians to Victory
The Indians defeated the Orioles 2-0 as Azcue, acquired from the A's with Gary Peters, hit a key double and stole home for Cleveland. Dick Donovan pitched a three-hitter to earn the shutout, marking Azcue as the primary catcher and a rising figure in the AL spotlight.
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Baltimore
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Jose
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Gary Peters
Minnesota
Los Angeles Angels
Dick Stigman
Detroit
Boston
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Steve Barber
Tito Francona
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Luis Aparicio
Russ Snyder
Jackie Brandt
Oriole
Peters
Dave Nicholson
White Sox
al Weis
Chicago
Phil Linz
Yankees
Tony Kubek
Bobby Richardson
Tom Tresh
Fishing Slows Across Kansas Due to Warm Weather
Weathered with warm conditions, Kansas reservoir fishing shows generally slow activity statewide. Some lakes report fair to good catches for certain species, notably channel catfish in night fishing and bluegill in several state lakes.
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Former Alabama players deny pre game aid in 1962 game
In federal court two ex Alabama players testified they were not prepared for Georgia’s split end and overshifted formations in the 1962 game won by Alabama 35 0. The proceedings involve Wally Butts and an article alleging pre game data sharing with Bear Bryant.
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Alabama
Georgia
Wally Butts
Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
Curtis
Paul
Bear) Bryant
William H. Schroder Jr
Charlie Pell
Pell
University of Alabama
George P. Burnett
Johnny Griffith
Jimmy Sharpe
Banks in Good Shape After Hospital Release
Veteran Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs was released from a hospital in good physical shape except for a minor blood infection. He had been hospitalized three days for a checkup and fatigue. Banks will fly to New York to join the Cubs as they open a series with the Mets.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Banks
New York
Cubs
Mets
Allison Out for Week With Broken Finger
Minnesota Twins outfielder Bob Allison will miss about five games after a finger injury re assessed by Angels team physician Dr. Robert Woods. initial tests suggested a minor issue but prognosis worsened after Thursday’s examination.
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LOS Angeles
Bob Allison
Minnesota Twins
Robert Woods
Los Angeles Angels
Allison
Leaders League Batting and Pitching Totals Listed
National League leaders include Groat of St Louis batting .341 with 157 hits and Pinson of Cincinnati 148, while Aaron of Milwaukee leads with 82 runs and 93 RBIs. Koufax and Perantoski top NL pitchers in wins and ERA, with strikeouts led by Koufax. American League leaders show Yastrzemski hitting .333 with 133 hits, Kaline 75 RBIs, and Killebrew 26 home runs, plus Aparicio 27 stolen bases and Ja taiz 12 win 4 losses.
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San Francisco
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Cincinnati
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Williams
Chicago
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Philadelphia
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McCovey
Santaalaki
Yaatrzemski
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
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Minnesota
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Yeatrzemski
Yastriemaki
Causey
Kansas City
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Killebrew
Aparicio
Baltimore
Jadaiz
Pizarro
New York
Bunning
Bugman
Baseball Is Less Lively Compared To 1961 Ball
Tests for Sports Illustrated show the 1963 major league baseball is about five percent less lively than the 1961 ball used when Roger Maris hit 61 home runs for the New York Yankees.
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New York
Sports Illustrated
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Hockey Coach Is Named Detroit
Vic Stasiuk a 13 year NHL veteran was named player coach of the Pittsburgh Hornets of the American Hockey League on Thursday in Detroit AP report
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Vic Stasiuk
National Hockey League
Pittsburgh Hornets
Teams Split as Wightman Cup Opens in Cleveland
The British and American women face each other in the Wightman Cup at the Cleveland Skating Club with clay courts giving a slight host edge. Captains Mrs Walters and Mrs Margaret duPont praise the draw pairing No 1 players Darlene Hard and Ann Haydon Jones in the opening match.
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Cleveland Skating Club
Walters
Margaret duPont
Darlene Hard
Los Angeles
Ann Haydon Jones
Car listings from 1950s era show several used autos
Classified ad lists a 1956 Olds two door V eight auto highway white price 2950 a 1958 Plymouth Belvedere hardtop bronze price 950 and a 1957 Oldsmobile four door V eight auto power steering bronze price 795.
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Olds
Plymouth Belvedere
Baseball and Basketball Scores From Major Cities
Scores from Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh and Chicago with results from games in Milwaukee Houston St Louis Philadelphia Chicago and other venues. Details include planned and played matchups with standings and schedule notes across the upcoming days.
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Toad Uiienke
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New York
Baer
St. Tania
Pittsburgh
Chicago
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Sto Loch
Vernon Law Retires From Pirates Voluntary List
Pittsburgh AP veteran pitcher Vernon Law, 23, of the Pirates, applied to retire and the club placed him on the voluntary retired list. The team said his request was forwarded to the league and the commissioner's office after several days.
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Vernon Law
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
New York Yankees
League
Commissioner's Office
Cubs Rally Past Nation in High Scoring Loss for Lead
AP report details a 6-4 Chicago victory over Nation as Santo and Wu homered late and Tucci and Nugetos shine. Nugetos had Chicago’s hot streak ending with four straight losses, while Baltimore’s Dick Donevat and Hans combine on the mound, letting only one runner reach second.
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Tio Santo
Cubs
Cutuba
Tle
Chen Wu Cath
Loth
Bas Nugetos
Chicago
Dick Donevat
Fe Hans
Shirt
Baltimore
Fights Last Night in Miami Ends with Stoppage
Tony Mammeral li of Pittsburgh stopped Sandy Seabrook of Jacksonville in the seventh round in Miami Florida last night. Seabrook credited for showing grit as the bout concluded with a dramatic finish.
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Miami
Fla
Tony Mammeralli
Pittsburgh
Sandy Seabrook
Jacksonville
Joplin beats Northeastern Colorado in Babe Ruth tourney
Joplin defeats Northeastern Colorado 6-1 on a four hit game with five errors by Colorado in the Midwest Plains Babe Ruth Tournament. Cottonwood Valley of Kansas loses 1-0 to Williston North Carolina as Fred Dumler allows one hit before a balk costs the only run. Oskaloosa tops St. Cloud Minnesota 5-1 in first round play.
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Iowa
Joplin
Missouri
Cottonwood Valley
Kansas
Northeastern Colorado
Dan Hunter
Colorado
Fred Dumler
Williston
N.C
Dumler
Steve Olson
Olson
St. Cloud
Minn
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