Legion Hosts Successful Three Night Baseball Invitational
The Dorsey Liberty Post organized a three night invitational baseball tournament that broke even financially and drew strong crowds with cooperative weather. Local support from Commonwealth Theatre Hillcrest Bowl Golden Cup and KU facilities helped. future plans include another district meet with lower costs and broader appeal.
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Giants Move Past Cardinals To Top NL
Giants beat Cardinals 4-3 as two St Louis errors and a hit batsman set up four opening runs. Burdette struggles, Javier homers, Groat doubles, Pierce blanks Cardinals. A's rally to 6-3 over Tigers with Del Greco and Lumpe key hits. Sadecki seeks fifth straight for Cardinals against Fisher as Washington visits Kansas City.
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Los Angeles
Lew Burdette
Burdette
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Duke Carmel
Bill White
Julian Javier
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Dick Groat
Billy Pierce
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Bob del Greco
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A’s
Ken Harrelson
Ed Rakow
John Wyatt
Ray Sadecki
Jack Fisher
Washington
Dave Stenhouse
Diego Segui
Marichal No-Hitter Beats Astros at Candlestick Park
Juan Marichal pitched the first no hitter for the Giants since 1929 beating Houston 1 0 at Candlestick Park. The game unfolded rapidly amid press box buzz and shoppers outside as Marichal preserved the rare feat with a steady if uneasy crowd aware of the milestone. Alma Marichal, wife, was shopping nearby during the historic performance.
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Candlestick Park
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Dominican Republic
Annexation clash as Pleasant Valley vote proceeds
Liberty city attorney claims Pleasant Valley seeks to annex hundreds of acres already annexed by Liberty since 1952. Pleasant Valley mayor counters that the vote is their business and cannot be blocked.
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William E. Turnage
Liberty City
Liberty
Sugar Ray Beaten by Giardello in 10 round decision
Philadelphia report on Sugar Ray Robinson aging veteran losing to Joey Giardello in a unanimous 10 round decision. Giardello earns right to challenge Dick Tiger while Robinson, 13th defeat, questions his boxing future after the bout. Referees score 49-43, 48-45 and 47-43.
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Joe Giardello
Monday Night
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Gene Fullmer
Dick Tiger
Buck McTiernan
Lou Tress
Bob Polis
Associated Press
Diamond Data National League Standings and Results
MLB standings show San Francisco St. Louis Cincinnati and Chicago strong in NL with Los Angeles and Milwaukee jockeying. Monday results include Los Angeles 5 Cincinnati 4 and San Francisco 4 St Louis 3. American League highlights New York Chicago and Boston win as schedule lists multiple night games.
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Miss Lawrence to Attend Garnett SCCA Championship Race
Joannie Burger daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Burger will join Garnett Lake Garnett Racing Association as a guest at the 1963 SCCA national championship July 6 and 7. She is a Kansas University junior and will be introduced to fans by U S Rep Robert Ellsworth before riding in a race car on the lake road. About 150 cars are expected for the two day event the only 1963 SCCA classic west of the Mississippi River.
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Sports Car Club of America
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Russell Henry Burger
Prairie Village
Kansas University
U. S
Robert Ellsworth
Lake Road
Lake Garnett
Mississippi River
Palmer Method Short Chip Shot Landing Guidance
The article explains landing a short chip shot on a pre determined spot with an iron and the left hand for the bounce. It advises placing the landing spot 3 to 6 feet from the green edge and using a more lofted club as more green remains between ball and hole.
Emerson Faces Long Shot For Wimbledon Net Title
Australia’s Roy Emerson, the world’s top ranked amateur, won his Wimbledon opener 6-0 6-4 6-3 but a title run remains uncertain as analysts rate him not a sure thing. Mexico’s Rafael Osuna eyes a possible crown and predicts a tough path through Santana if he advances. Rain shortened Monday’s schedule delaying several matches and leaving eight Americans, including Chuck McKinley, without play.
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England
Australia
Roy Emerson
Ostina
Manuel Santana
Spain
Santana
Osuna
Mikhail Mozer
Russia
Emerson
Braves Lemaster tosses four-hit shutout over Astros
Denny Lemaster of the Braves pitched a four hit shutout against Houston, lowering his earned run average to 1.78. Camilo Carreon of the White Sox hit a three run double in the fourth to lead Chicago past New York and pull within a game of the Yankees.
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Houston
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Yankees
Nicklaus Deserved Another Shot Cutoff Rule Draws His Fire
Golf columnist Jim Murray faults the National Open cutoff for eliminating Nicklaus by a single stroke. He argues Brookline’s tough course makes 11 shots insufficient to bar a golfer of Nicklaus’s caliber, noting several low scorers and Nicklaus’s late contention.
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Jack Nicklaus
Stan Thirsk
Ross Coon Jr
Davis Love Jr
Ted Makalena
Bill Ogden
Lincoln
Brookline
Bob Gada
Baseball Leaders and Stats From 196? Season Highlights
The list covers leaders in batting runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases for players from St. Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati Boston Los Angeles Minnesota Detroit and Baltimore. It cites top names such as Aaron Banks White Malsone Wagner Kaline Aparicio and Koufax Drysdale and mentions pitchers Maloney OToole Radatz and Running with several seven decision tallies and strikeout counts.
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Kennedy Dines With Enlisted Men at Fliegerhorst Base
President Kennedy ate steak for lunch with 358 Army enlisted men at the Fliegerhorst base in Hanau Germany and told them they do not eat this well at the White House He invited them to drop by the White House someday during a four hour visit to the base.
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Palmer opens poison ivy open with Dow backstretch remark
The column mocks Arnie Palmer’s 280 winning pace claim during the Open at Brookline. It lauds the crowd’s reaction to the defending champion and the long competition against Nicklaus, Cupit, and Ross Coon Jr, calling the event a historic, rough edged showcase of golf characters.
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Arnie Palmer
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