All Star starters set as Bunning and Drysdale open
Right handed aces Jim Bunning of Detroit and Don Drysdale of the Dodgers were named starting pitchers for Tuesday's All-Star Game in Washington at the new D.C. Stadium. The 45,015 crowd will watch the 32nd midseason classic with NBC carrying the broadcast.
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Baseball results from Saturdays and Sundays show Cleveland over Chicago 6 to 3 and New York beating Minnesota 6 to 3. Baltimore defeated Detroit 7 to 6 while Kansas City topped Washington 9 to 4. Boston edged Los Angeles 6 to 4 and Detroit beat Baltimore 6 to 3.
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Sluggers Fire Up Big League Home Run Sunday
National League sluggers hit 28 homers in an eight game set setting a league high and driving the day toward a major league mark. The American League totaled 17 homers extending a 45 homer day record across both leagues in a 15 game slate. Stan Musial led the day with three blasts for the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Yankees Rally to Edge Twins 9 8 as Ford Wins
The Yankees hold off the Minnesota Twins 9-8 as Whitey Ford improves to 7-4. Lopez hits a ninth inning homer with Maris aboard, breaking a 4-4 tie after Mullins and Mantle sparked a late rally. Harmon Killebrew and Zoilo Versalles homered for Minnesota.
Rhubars Roil Orioles Manager Hitchcock in Detroit
Billy Hitchcock, manager of the Baltimore Orioles, clashed with umpire Red Flaherty after a disputed fly ball at Detroit. The play helped the Tigers win 3-2 while Hitchcock was ejected amid shoving and heated postgame remarks. Hitchcock had prior rhubarbs with Tigers manager Bob Schefting and Yankees skipper Ralph Houk.
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Elks All-Stars Sweep Two For 10-3 Season Mark
Lawrence’s Elks All-Stars baseball team won weekend pair beating Topeka 12-7 on Saturday and Ft. Leavenworth 4-2 on Sunday to rise to 10-3. Mickey Allen earned Saturday win with six hits allowed and six strikeouts. Bob Ward pitched Sunday’s win allowing four hits. Frank Pattee homer highlighted the Lawrence offense.
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Major Leagues Consider 153-Game Schedule Change
Washington AP reports players' representatives from 20 clubs meet to discuss shortening the 1963 season from 162 to 153 games as a plan favored by many players.
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Stan Musial Tops Mets With Four Homers In Doubleheader
Stan Musial powered the St. Louis Cardinals with a record tying four homers in consecutive at bats across a weekend twin bill. He opened with a 3-2 nightcap win, then hit three more in a 15-1 rout aided by Bob Gibson’s three hitter. Bill White, Gibson and Fred Whitfield also homered as St. Louis led 6 homers in the set, but the club still sat five games off the All-Star break with a 47 38 record. In Kansas City, Ed Brinkman’s miscue sparked a 6-5 A’s win over Washington in a 15 inning marathon.
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Edward G Robinson Arrives in London
Movie star Edward G. Robinson arrives in London feeling fine after a long flight. He is met by fans and press as he steps through the arrivals hall ahead of upcoming film commitments.
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Obers and Hornets Split EKL Games as Richland Looms
Lawrence’s Obers split a doubleheader with Topeka’s Hornets 4-0 in game one and 3-7 in game two to raise their EKL record to 11-3. Richland follows with two games next, as Ottawa and Marling also remain on the schedule amid a tight league race.
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Stars Batting Great Musial Slams Three Homers in 16-Run Win
Yesterday Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals hit three homers in a 16- run victory over the New York Mets. The 41 year old star connected in four consecutive at bats tying a major league record and lifting his career total to 456. Dodgers pitchers Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale combined for a three hit 2-0 win over the San Francisco Giants to reclaim the No Panay League lead for Los Angeles.
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