Not Much Race But AL Offers Leads of Runs
AL action shows Detroit, Baltimore, and Los Angeles rolling to big wins while the Yankees widen their lead. Tigers sweep Kansas City 17-2 and 6-2. Orioles top Minnesota 14-4 and 6-2. Angels crush Washington 7-0. Yankees beat Chicago 7-2 to reach 11 games ahead.
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Local Baseball Roundup Highlights Slugging and Pitching
Yesterday's Stars show strong pitching by Ken McBride of Angels who allowed six hits while striking out three in a 17 2 victory, and Norwn Cash of the Tigers drives in four runs with two homers and a sacrifice fly. The Tigers win over Kagusis City, then another two hits and one run in a high team triumph.
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Jackie Barnett
Orioles
Dick Stipman
Russ Snyder
Baltimore
Jim Gentile
Milt Pappas
Robin Roberts
Ken McBride
Senators
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Washington
Felix Torres
Angels
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Norwn Cash
Tigers
Kagusis City
Colt World Series Ends with Charlotte Victory
Charlotte North Carolina defeated San Jose California 53 to win the 1963 Colt Baseball League World Series in Shawnee Oklahoma Friday night.
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Chiefs in Same Spot as Texans With Fine Eleven But Few Fans
Kansas City opens at home with a 30 16 loss to Denver as rookies Stone Johnson and Charlie Warner shine. Eddie Wilson delivered a 23 of 32 pass line in another preseason game, while attendance lags behind the Packers Bears expected sellout. National League pre season totals rise with Bears Packers marquee in Milwaukee and other exhibition games across the league.
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Charlie Warner
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Texas
Dave Grayson
Denver
Duane Wood
Wood
Oklahoma State
Journal-World
Richter Chooses Football Over Major League Baseball
Carlisle Pennsylvania AP Pat Richter star athlete from Wisconsin chose pro football with the Washington Redskins over offers from Milwaukee Chicago Los Angeles Minnesota and Baltimore He won a starting end job and will also handle punting duties with coach Bill McPeak praising his speed and potential as a blocker and receiver The rookie plans landscape architecture studies and uses football earnings to start the career
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Redskins
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Washington
Dickinson College
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Apo
Kansas backs to climb Jayhawk rushing list this fall
Two veteran Kansas backs will rise on the all time Jayhawk rushing table this fall. Sophomore Gale Sayers stands ninth with 1 125 yards and senior Ken Coleman is 12th with 1 003. Charlie Hoag leads the era with 1 914 net yards.
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Chiefs pound Broncos 30 16 in AFL exhibition
Charley Warner returned a 104 yard kickoff for a touchdown as the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Denver Broncos 30 to 16. Eddie Wilson connected with Stone Johnson for a go ahead score while Gene Mingo added a late field goal for Denver. Coach Stram praised defensive steadiness amid miscues. Curtis McClinton saw limited action with a sore leg.
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Curtis McClinton
Clinton Slates Topeka Match In Kansas Softball Meet
Clinton of Douglas County is set to meet Topeka Marling in the winners bracket Friday night at 8 30 in Topeka City Park as the Kansas Men's Softball Tournament proceeds. Clinton beat Emporia 12 8 in the opening round and several losers bracket games were scheduled today with further matches later.
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Wichita Boosters
Hays
Lawrence divers shine at AAU Junior meet in Topeka
Four divers from the Lawrence Olympic Swim Club placed in Topeka at the AAU Junior meet. Bob Whitaker won the 3 meter event for ages 15 to 17 and finished third in 1 meter action. Pete Roth took second in 3 meter for 13 to 14 and third in 1 meter. Joan Smith placed fourth in 11 meter diving for girls 10 and under, while Tom Waters finished sixth in 1 meter for boys 10 and under.
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Topeka
Bob Whitaker
Pete Roth
Joan Smith
Tom Waters
Crosby’s Mother Not So Old in Minnesota Birth Claim
Singer Bing Crosby learned his Minnesota born mother Catherine Harrigan Crosby was 90 rather than 93. At a Beat Bing golf event in Beverly Hills he was shown baptismal certificates from St. Michael’s church in Stillwater confirming her birth in 1873. Crosby joked that she should feel better now that he knows her age.
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Bing Crosby
Bing
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Crosby
Beverly Hills
Calif
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Stillwater
Lopez Finds The Yankees Not Trusty
The New York Yankees halted the White Sox bid for a sweep at Yankee Stadium as they won 7 2 after scoring in the fifth and sixth innings. Elston Howard Pepitone and Linz sparked the rally while Jim Bouton and Hoyt Wilhelm held Chicago to early scoring.
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Yankees
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Yanks
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NEW York
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
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Lopez
White Sox
Chicago
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Elston Howard
Hector Lopez
Phil Linz
Leaders in Baseball Major League Batting and Pitching
The summary lists top MLB performers by league in batting at bats runs and RBIs with players such as Yastrzemski and Kaline in the American League and Aaron and Mays in the National League. It also notes leading pitchers with records and strikeout totals from teams like Boston, Detroit, Milwaukee, and Los Angeles.
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T. Davis
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Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
Ailwaukee
White
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Pinson
Cincinnati
Vtriples
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
McCovey
San Francisco
Musial discusses retirement plan and baseball changes
In a candid Dodgers Stadium interview Stan Musial explains his decision to retire after 25 seasons and reflects on era shifts. He cites lighter schedules, better rest, and larger parks. honors hitters who adapt like Dick Groat and Frank Howard. praises pitching cycles and players like Aaron and Mays.
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Henry Aaron
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Frank Howard
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Outdoor hunting rules for dove and upland birds
The guide explains no duck stamp needed for doves snipe rails and woodcock while a migratory bird stamp is required for geese ducks coots and mergansers Seasons for upland birds will be announced Sept 7 after mid summer surveys Prairie chicken pheasant and quail open on the first second and third Saturdays in November with season lengths and bag limits set after population data are in
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