St Louis Sag Contagious Houston Delivers Blow
The St Louis Sag era continued as Houston beat St Louis 9-3 for the Cardinals fifth straight loss and 17th in 23. New acquisitions Jack Spring Lou Brock and Glen Hobbie joined late. Spring pitched in relief and Brock struck out as the Cardinals dropped further in the NL standings.
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Lou Brock
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Brock
Chicago Cubs
Tony Lema Eyes Third Straight Tourney Run
Tony Lema could win a third consecutive golf tournament at the U S Open in Washington as he arrived at Congressional for the event. Lema, fresh off Thunder Bird and Buick Open titles, avoided practice while peers like Palmer Nicklaus and Casper offered thoughts on the hot conditions and chances for a three win streak. Palmer recalled his own three win run in 1958 and others noted long streaks as possible under Open pressure.
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Tony Lema
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Casper
Byron Nelson
Giants Score 448 Points In 1963 NFL Season
The New York Giants totaled 448 points in the 1963 NFL season, a mark surpassed only by the Los Angeles Rams, marking a high scoring year for the team and a notable point total in league history.
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Los Angeles Rams
Detroit Signs Youth For 80,000 Bonus
Detroit reports 17 year old Art Pinky Deras of Hamtramck signed an 80 000 baseball bonus contract with the St. Louis Cardinals. Scout Moe Mozzali says the Hamtramck High School senior can reach the majors in two years. Deras was Little League Player of the Year when Hamtramck won the 1959 World Series title at Williamsport.
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Colts Top St. Louis 9-3 Behind Bond's Four RBI Day
Walt Bond of the Colts drove in four runs with two singles as Houston beat St. Louis 9-3. Eddie Fisher of the White Sox pitched six innings, allowing five hits, in a 9-1 victory over Baltimore ending six straight losses.
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Waste problem solved at Spencer Chemical Jayhawk plant
The Spencer Chemical Co plans to use natural processes to minimize river pollution. The Jayhawk plant near Pittsburg withdraws three million gallons daily from Spring River, returning 2,935,000 gallons uncontaminated after passing through a 55 acre stocked lake. The remaining 65,000 gallons of polluted water collect in two large ponds covering 44 acres to a depth of one foot, with evaporation keeping levels steady.
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Maine Upsets USC on Road to NCAA Title Showdown
Maine, led by 6-foot righthander Joe Ferris armed with poise and control, defeated Southern California 2-1 to reach the NCAA final four. The country team faces Missouri next, hoping to reach a championship rematch with Minnesota. Ferris stitched the win with a wrist cast protecting two broken bones, while Dick Dolloff, Keith Weber, and Jim Nelson stymied Minnesota earlier, and Bob Price drove in two Missouri runs.
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Hics Lecompton Take Girls Softball Games
In games at Lincoln Park the Kuntri Hics defeated the Coun try Cousins 16 to 1 while Lecomp ton beat the Zombies 26 to 6. Two more games are scheduled for Wednesday night at Lincoln Park.
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When Jon Limps, She Turns White
A profile of Rams star Jon Arnett and his wife Yvonne Arnett, detailing the pressures of a professional athlete's life and the impact on family. The piece, with humor and pathos, covers game days, media scrutiny, marital strain, training camp, and home life.
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Two Punts Blocked vs Tommy Davis in 1963 NFL Season
Only two punts were blocked during the 1963 National Football League season and both came against Tommy Davis of the San Francisco 49ers.
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