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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1963

Page

11

Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights

American League standings show New York leading with 82 wins and Detroit trailing. Sunday's results include Washington 4 over Los Angeles and Chicago 24 over an unspecified opponent. National League lists St Louis atop with 29 losses and San Francisco at 34 wins.

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Land Snares Tulsa Crown Tennis Title

Muskogee's Gene Land won the sixth Tulsa Open men's singles by 6-1 6-1 over Ollie Gresham of Tulsa. Gresham with C. J. Hixon beat Land and Buddy McCune 6-3 2-6 11-9 for the doubles crown. Donnia Holden won the women's singles, Edmonds took doubles with Wilson, and Reed defeated Kisner for senior singles.

TULSA Muskogee Gene Land Land Ollie Gresham Gresham C. J. Hixon Buddy McCune Donnia Holden Tody Edmonds Edmonds Sandy Wilson Virginia Burlingame Ginger Miller Fred Reed Norman Jack Kisner Tahlequah Ray McSpadden Bartlesville Tom McSpadden Kisner C. B. Martin Oklahoma City Zandvoort Netherlands Jim Clark Lcotland Dan Gurney Riverside Calif

Strong Track Team Picked To Test Reds

The United States AAU selection teams for European meets include Bob Hayes and Henry Carr among 51 men and two alternates coached by Payton Jordan. Athletes like Hayes Jones, Ralph Boston, Cyrol Burleson and Jim Beatty headline a squad aiming to top Russia in Moscow and other European stops. The roster lists include Hayes, Carr, Drayton, Beatty, Burleson, O’Hara, Williams, and many others across sprints, hurdles, distance, and field events.

AAU U.S Moscow John Declkers Tulane Russia Palo Alto Calif Payton Jordan Stanford Hayes Jones Detroit Jones United States Ulf Williams Arizona State Ralph Boston Cyrol Burleson Eugene Ore Poland West Germany England J.B. Haralson Burleson Little Tom O'Hara Chicago Loyola Cary Weisser Jim Beatty Los Angeles Beatty Henry Carr Paul Drayton Philadelphia ST. Louis Germany Bob Hayes Florida A&m John Gilbert Southern California Striders Philadelphia Pioneer Club John Moon Army Vis Willams Lester Milburn Ray Sadler Texas Southern Jim Dupree Southern Tinos Morton Groth Oregon State Dave Bud Edetin Minnesota Ron Zinn Ron Laird New York Blaine Lindgren Pasadena Rex Cawley Southern California Jim Allen Washington State Pat Trayper Villanova Wic Zwolak Omg Fish

National League and American League batting and pitching leaders

Baseball leaders across leagues include Clemente and White among NL batters. Aaron and Banks top HRs and RBIs with 57 and 51. Pitching leaders feature Maloney and Radatz with strong win totals. strong showings by Kaline and Robinson highlight the season’s top hitters in the American League.

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National Open champion crowned in Brookline playoff

Julius Bores won the National Open with a 70 in a playoff against Palmer who shot 76. They tied at 233 after 72 holes. The event ran in Brookline Massachusetts.

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Mets Sweep Boosts Standings as Sluggers Shine

Roberto Clemente belted a three run homer in the seventh. Ron Santo drove in four Chicago runs with a homer and a single. Harvey Haddix earned the win in relief while Glen Hobbie took the loss. Carlton Willey two hit the Phils in opener and Stallard and Jackson held them to seven hits in game two. Jimmy Piersall homered for his 100th major league and first with the Mets in the opener.

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Spicy Living Captures Coaching Club Oaks at Aqueduct

The filly Spicy Living won the Coaching Club American Oaks at Aqueduct to complete a New York sweep for owner Lami Che and trainer Gustines with three winners. Other winners include Christiana Stakes at Delaware Park and Hollywood Park divisions of the Cinema Handicap, plus Michigan Mile at Detroit and Arlington Park's Laurance Armour Handicap.

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Miss Wright Secures Second Western Open Title

Mickey Wright wins her second straight Women's Western Open with a 292 at Maple Bluff, earning 1200 dollars and boosting 1961 season earnings to 12332. She cards 78 opening round then 70 71 73 across four days, beating Kathy Whitworth and Marilynn Smith who tie for second. Nancy Roth tops among the amateurs.

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Yesterday's homer leaders across MLB by player and team

Maris with 14 for the Yankees and Colavito 9 for the Tigers headline a list of top homer marks. Haller and Kuenn add big counts for their clubs as others like Pinson Edwards and Clemente also post multi run outputs.

Caddy Wins 100 Dollars in National Open

Rookline Mass AP Peter DeZalia a 20 year old Springfield youth and Providence College senior picked the caddie number 58 for Julius Boros at the National Open. Boros won the triple playoff for top money of 16 000 while DeZalia earned 1 000 for his help and quiet efficiency.

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Mets edge Phillies in doubleheader sweep behind Willey

Carl Willey pitched a two hitter for his third shutout this season as the Mets swept Philadelphia 5-0 and 4-1 to climb out of the National League cellar. Roberto Clemente provided the Pirates with a game winning three run homer and two singles in a 7 4 victory over the Chicago Cubs.

Associated Press Carl Willey Mets Philadelphia Roberto Clemente Pirates Chicago Cubs

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