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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1963

Page

7

Phils Sweep Twin Bill To Drop Cards To Third Place

Willie Mays delivered a 10th inning homer off Lindy McDaniel for the Giants to beat the Cubs 2-1 in Chicago. It marked the Giants second straight win there and their third in nine games against the Cubs this visit, with Larsen contributing in relief.

Phils Chicago Willie Mays San Francisco Giants Chicago Cubs Giants Maya’ Blast Lindy McDaniel Dor Larsen

Tigers Split With Tribe

Hank Aguirre pitched a two hit 2 0 victory in the opener as Detroit tops Cleveland 2 0. Tito Francona drove in the tying and winning runs in the ninth inning of the nightcap for the Indians who erupted late to avoid a sweep.

Detroit Hank Aguirre Detroit Tigers Cleveland Indians Indians Tito Francona Jim Bunning Tiger Aguirre Willie Tasby Joe Adcock Jack Kralick Mickey Lolich Max Alvis Fred Gladding John Romano

Chisox top Angels 8 1 in ground-gaining win

Camilo Carreon drove in three runs with a double and single as the White Sox beat the Angels 8-1. Joel Horlen earned his sixth victory, aided by Hoyt Wilhelm after a bases loaded jam, with Chicago overturning a 1-1 tie in the fifth on a Carreon double and a Horlen single. Don Lee took the loss for Los Angeles after Albie Pearson and Jim Fregosi produced the Angels lone score.

LOS Angeles Camilo Carreon Chicago White Sox Los Angeles Angels Joel Horlen Hoyt Wilhelm Horlen Angels Wilhelm Bob Rodgers White Sox Angel Ron Hansen Tom McCraw Billy Moran Moran Hansen Carreon Carreon J Hor‘len Don Lee Albie Pearson Lon Jim Fregosi

Phillies Sweep Cardinals Behind Culp Strong Start

Rays Culp earned a 7-3 win in game one after a two month drought, driving in two runs with a seventh inning single and a later RBI. In game two the Phillies erased a 2-1 deficit with four consecutive hits and a sacrifice fly, routing Bob Gibson as Tony Taylor and Johnny Callison supplied key hits. Cardinals manager Johnny Keane was twice ejected and fans reacted with cups and cushions as St Louis dropped to third, a half game behind San Francisco.

ST. Louis Ray Culp Philadelphia Phillies Culp Lew Burdette Bob Gibson Tony Taylor Johnny Callison Wes Covington Tony Gonzalez Roy Sievers Cardinals Cardinal Johnny Keane Tim McCarver San Francisco

Reds Sweep Pirates in Twin Bill as Harper Delivers

Cincinnati Reds win 5-2 and 4-1 over Pittsburgh in a Sunday doubleheader. Frank Robinson drives in three runs with two doubles in game one, and Tommy Harper hits a decisive two run homer in game two. Rosé, Pinson, and Freese also contribute as Reds pitcher Bob Purkey and later Joe Nuxhall dominate late.

Cincinnati Cininnati Reds Pittsburgh Frank Robinson Tommy Harper Robinson Harper Pete Rose Bob Bailey Joe Nuxhall Reds Gene Freese Vada Pinson Nuxhall Pirates Joe Gibbon Rose Pinson

Berra Delivers in 10th to Save Yankees in Twin Bill

In the nightcap, Yogi Berra hit a sacrifice fly with the bases loaded in the 10th to score Tony Kubek and give the New York Yankees an 11-10 victory over Baltimore after the Orioles won the opener 7-2. The marathon game featured multiple lead changes and unearned runs by Baltimore.

NEW York Yogi Berra Tony Kubek New York Yankees Baltimore Orioles Yanks Mickey Mantle Kubek Bobby Richardson Tommy Tresh Berra Elston Howard Steve Barber Jonn Powell John Orsino Luis Aparicio Yankees Bonors Hector Lopez Harry Bright Jackie Abr Aparicio Snyder Richdion Powell Tresh Saverine Howard c Orsino Bright Gentile Pittsburgh Cincinnati Robinson Brandt Cr Adair Terry P Virdon Harper Barber Hamilton Clemente Pinson Hall Lalinz Lynch Metcalfe Mazer Ski Keough bBlanch Burgess Freese Clenden Edwards Hamilton Logan Kaskoss Eee Friend Purkey Aikals Veale Boyer POA New Law York Richardson bStargell Howard Law Pepitone Clendenon Logan Mazer-xTerry Zaco Oski Kasko Rose Paparella Haller Honochick Venton Steiner Donatelli Craw- Aparicio Ford. T Snyder Rf Tresh Cf Savarine Rich’son Howare Brandt Bailey Mota Pepit'e Brown Mazer'aki Dorsino Lopez McNally Bouton Pagiiaroni Green Valentine Stafford Pavietich McCorm cMantle Ginbon Nova Sega Starrette Benitt Brunet Gibbon aMittsburgh Cincinnatiola E-Bailey Pittburgh Lin Roger Richardson Mantle Starette McCormick We Snaietie Bitte Bru Vem E Lek Ritter L Bouton Veoee Reniff W Starrette Stafford A Reli Aer Honochick, Smith

A's Stop Twins 6-2 Behind Drabowsky Five-Hifth

Moe Drabowsky pitched five hits over eight innings to earn his third win against eight losses as the Kansas City Athletics defeated the Minnesota Twins 6-2. Norm Siebern led a 12-hit attack with three singles while Jim Hall and Harmon Killebrew homered for Minnesota.

Kansas City Kansas City Athletics Jim Perry Minnesota Twins Moe Drabowsky Norm Sichern Drabowsky Twins Jim Hall Harmon Killebrew Killebrew Bob Allison Perry Jerry Lumpe Siebern Charley Lau Ed Charles Lau Gino Cimoli Charles

Nats Rally Past Red Sox 7 5 Behind King and Minoso

Washington Senators defeat the Boston Red Sox 7 5 as Jim King homers twice and Minnie Minoso hits a three run pinch hit shot in the sixth inning. Minoso enters for Don Rudolph and wins in relief as Don Zimmer and Don Leppert reach base. King adds his 18th and 19th homers off Turley and Wood respectively.

Washington Jim King Minnie Minoso Washington Senators Boston Red Sox Senators Red Sox Minoso Don Rudolph Don Zimmer Don Leppert Wilbur Wood Wood King Bob Turley Boston Williams Hinton Osborne Chinton Geiger Zimmer Gardner Retzer Tillman Ab Leppert Turley Cotter Rudolph Nixon LaMabe Burnside Cottier Reeley Rudolph Flahgerty Hurley Rolph U Carrigan DiMuro

Entry Deadline Today For Hillcrest Tourney

Hillcrest Ladies Golf Assn holds a one day open tournament starting at 8 30 a m Tuesday with shotgun start. Deadline to enter is 12 30 p m today. Contact Mrs Neal Duke at Swift 9 2813 to enter.

Hillcrest Ladies Golf Assn Neal Duke SWIFT

Father forms girls' Little League teams in Houston

Jack Rosenfield, father of four, organized two girls teams in Houston with enough applicants to consider a third. The effort shows strong community support for girls' youth baseball in Texas.

Houston, Texas WNL Jack Rosenfield

Demonstrators March Onto Field During Cubs Game

During a San Francisco at Chicago game, demonstrators rushed the field with American flags and a banner calling, Kennedy, do not arrest Cuban fighters. Umpire Jocko Conlan intervened, removing a flag bearer. no arrests were made as Cub organization did not press charges.

Chicago Kennedy Jocko Conlan Cub

Braves Win 2-1 as Mets Tie Reigning L. Craig Record

Milwaukee defeats New York 2-1 in a game marked by Roger Craig tying an NL record by losing his 18th straight, the first pitcher since 1933 34 to lose 20 games in consecutive seasons. Dan Schneider earned his first major league win with support from Claude Raymond and Bob Shaw. Ron Hunt drove in a run with a single and Jesse Gonder added a double in the eighth.

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