Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
A snapshot of standings and weekly results shows the American Leagues teams like Minnesota Kansas City Baltimore New York and Los Angeles mixed with Detroit Chicago and Washington in tight races. National League listings track Los Angeles San Francisco St Louis Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with scores from yesterday and previews for today and tomorrow.
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Itimore
Kansas City
Los Angeles _a
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Chicago
York
Heffner
Kant
Stigman
National League
San Francisco
St. Lois
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Olen
Smilwaukee
Houstens
Houston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Buffalo
Farrell
Pitsburgh
Kubek
Roees
Maris
Javier
Berra
Groat
Howard
Boyer
Geiger
Stancard Ff
Musial If
Bright
Roth
Bressoud
Reed
Piersall
Altman
Nixon
Reniff
Fowler
Jones
Lopes
E—Rollins
Thomas
Schultz
Stuart
Brossoud
McMride
Mincher
Pascual
Versalles
Rodgers
Alt MacKenzie
Power
Alan
Enzie
Versalies
Chard
Maurice
Ereaso
Oliver
Turley L
Mantle
Downing
Ing
Mathews
Pascual W
Salerno
Soar
Stewart
Simmons
Sy —m
Angeles
Pepitene
Verra
Richardson
Peptane
Downing Mackenzie
Los’ Angeles
Philadelpm
Mean
Kutek
Hunt
Torres
Athe Bright
S-Richardson
Rod Kuennst
Tasvier
Ste Fers
Fregesi
Hitler
Scaliscn
Errrso McCover
Covington
Larker Ib
Gonzalez
Mask
Stafford
Cepeca Ibi
Dalrymple
Mcfiride
Pagan
Spring Srouiconi
Dvenport
Osinski
Bowman
E--Hoak
Po-A
San Francises
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Philadelphis
Monik
Beedwood
Hitler, Covington SR
Mave
Setlon
Pidoewarer
Miller
Santora Seber Pappas
Roebuck
Burnside
Orsing
Adair
Weyer
Baruch
Kiine
Ron Leppert
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Warwick
Virden
Lips
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Glasingame
Cotter
Brown
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Ratley
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Clemienon
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Develike
Stavh
Steuh
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Lunes
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Pitts
Meivet
Wyan
Masereski
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Kearess
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Phil Poa
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Sante
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Acme
Boros
Buhl
Rae
Weekend Fights By The Associated Press
Nigeria middleweight Dick Tiger stopped Gene Fullmer in Utah to claim the title. Welterweight Erile Griffith outpointed Holly Mims in New York. Marcel Juban defeated Curly Aguirre in Manila. Rocky Asada faced Hachiro Yamada in Yokohama. Florentino Fernandez stopped Randy Sandy in Santuan. Luis Gonzalez knocked out Mauro Miranda in Mexico City.
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Dick Tiger
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Erile Griffith
New York
Holly Mims
Washington
Manila
Marcel Juban
Curly Aguirre
Manile
Yokohama
Rocky Asada
Philippines
Ptr
Hachiro Yamada
Japan
Santuan
Puerto Rico
Florentino Fernandez
Miami
Fia
Randy Sandy
Mexico City
Luis Gonzalez
Mexico
Mauro Miranda
How They Fare In The Majors
A confusing OCR summary lists multiple baseball players and teams with batting, fielding, and pitching tallies. Names include Koufax Perranoski Matones Kaline Mays Aaron and Cobb or related stars alongside team mentions Los Angeles Boston Chicago and San Francisco with stats across hitting doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. The fragmentary text mixes player totals with game notes and line scores in a period sports roundup style.
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St. Louis
Cane
Penn Ceonan Fe
Boer
St Louis
St. Lewis
Pinson
Cincinnati
Aaron
Milwaukee
Clemente
Pitsburgh
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cepeda
San Francisco
de Cincinmati
Brock
Wilams
Callison
McCovey
San Fram
Wilts
Los Angles
Robinson
Cincinati
W. Davis
Los Angeles
Perronessi
Matones
McKean Pittsche
Koufax
Los
San Frankisca
Ea Teehee
Fy Angeles
Drpedate
Angeles
Marichal
Culp
Wright Wins Waterloo Women's Open in Waterloo
Wright, rested and in form, wins her eighth 1963 title after shooting 89 to finish at 208 at Sunny Side course. She earns 1,200 and raises year total to 16,412, tying Betsy Rawls for 10 titles in a season. Wright returns from a two week layoff and says she is back in stride.
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Waterloo, Iowa
Mickey Wright
Albuquerque
Waterloo
Miss Wright
Sunnyside
Dallas
Tex
Betsy Rawls
Spartansburg
S.C
Miss Wricht
Mickey
Milwaukee
Oke City Nine Stops Texans in Doubleheader Action
Pacific Coast League games produced a marathon opener and a shutout nightcap as Tacoma edged San Diego 4 1 in 14 innings with Scott Breden on the mound and Jim Constable pitching the distance for the Rainiers. Chico Ruiz drove in the winning run in the 14th.
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Tacoma
Giants
San Diego Padres
San Diego
Scott Breeden
Ron Herbel
Padres
Jim Constable
Chico Ruiz
Les Peden
Spokane
Indians
Salt Lake City Bees
Seattle
Rainiers
Denver Bears
Oklahoma City
D-Fort Worth
Hawaii
Portland
Honolulu
Cal Browning
Beavers
Islanders
Pirates edge Houston on Lynch two-run homer in ninth
Sunday stars detail Jerry Lynch of the Pirates hitting a two-run homer with two outs in the bottom of the ninth to beat the Houston Colt .45s 2-1. Tony Cloninger of the Braves struck out 11 Cardinals while tossing a four-hitter for his eighth win.
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Jerry Lynch
Pirates
Houston
Tony Cloninger
Braves
Cardinals
Youngster Weiskopf Captures Western Amateur Open
Twenty year old Tom Weiskopf won the 61st Western Amateur Open Championship at Point O Woods, defeating Labron Harris Jr. 5 and 4 after leading most of the final. Harris praised Weiskopf's showing as better than his own in the tournament. Weiskopf, from Bedford Ohio, also defeated Johnny Stevens 2 and 1 in the semifinals, with Bourne and Harris reaching the later rounds.
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Ohio State
Labron Harris Jr
Point O'Woods
Weiskopf
Stillwater, Okla
Bedford
Ohio
Harris
Johnny Stevens
Wichita
Kan
Bob Bourne
Oberlin
Bourne
Ihen
United States sweeps Wightman Cup in Cleveland rout
The U S team clinches the Wightman Cup for the 29th time with a 4-0 sweep of Great Britain at the Cleveland Skating Club. Darlene Hard dominates Truman 6-3 6-0, Billie Jean Moffitt defeats Ann Hayden Jones 6-4 6-3, and Nancy Richey wins 14-12 6-3 over Deidre Catt. Richey and Donna Floyd Fales finish the doubles 6-4 6-8 6-2.
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Cleveland
United States
Great Britain
Darlene Hard
Billie Jean Moffitt
Nancy Richey
Dallas
U.S
Deidre Catt
Miss Catt
Nancy
Darlene
Miss Truman
Miss Hard
Miss Moffitt
Mrs. Jones
Billie Jean
Chicago
Cleveland Skating Club
Los Angeles State Coed
Miss Richey
Southern Methodist University
Donna Floyd Fales
New York
Elizabeth Starkie
Two Winners Headed for Japan Tour After AAU Triumphs
The U S national swimming and diving contingent leaving for a two week tour of Japan includes 16 swimmers and diver Larry Andreasen, with most AAU champions from Oak Park represented. Notable members include Don Schollander Carl Robie Steve Clark and Roy Saari, as Indianapolis AC defends the team title, while Roth and Stickles vie for records in the meet.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Japan
Larry Andreasen
Tom Stock
Ted Stickles
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Oak Park
Ralph Casey
Southern Irngis University
Treadway
Bartlesville
Don Schollander
Santa Clara
Calif
Carl Robie
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Steve Clark
Santa Clara Swim Club
Dick Roth
Santa Clara SC
Bill Craig
Verdugo Hillis SC
Wally Richardson
Gopher SC
Minn
Roy Saari
FE Segundo SC
Ken Merten
Los Angeles
Rick McGreach
Verdugo Hills SC
Roth
Stickles
Clark
Saari
Schollander
Indianapolis AC
Stock
Tom Tretheway
Fred Schmidt
Dick Blick
Lake Oswego
Ore
Mexico Cuppers Observe Yanks Davis Cup Semi Final
In Los Angeles the Mexican team watched the U S play while scouting and planning notes. Chuck McKinley beat Arthur Ashe in four sets 6 3 6 3 5 7 9 7 and Marty Riessen won two sets from Dennis Ralston 6 2 6 2. Pancho Contreras observed without playing.
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Los Angeles
United States
U. S
Chuck McKinley
Arthur Ahse
Marty Riessen
Dennis Ralston
Pancho Contreras
U.S
Yankees
Richardson Wins Eastern Canada Championship Tennis Title
Ham Richardson of Dallas defeated Ray Senkowski in the final 6-0 6-1 6-3 to claim the Eastern Canada championships. Tucson student Bill Lenoir fell to Richardson in the semifinal, while Lenoir and Senkowski beat Richardson and Whitney Reed in doubles 6-8 7-5 6-4.
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Quebec
Ham Richardson
Dallas
Ray Senkowski
Bill Lenoir
Richardson
Davis Copper
Lenkowski
Lenoir
Tucson
Ariz
Senkowski
Detroit
Whitney Reed
Alameda
Calif
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