Indians Extend streak to five with 10-0 win over Washington
Cleveland ace Jack Kralick won his sixth straight as the Indians beat the Senators 10 0 in a game highlighted by an eighth inning rally. Dick Howser reached on a throwing error and Willie Kirkland scored on a Duckworth balk to break open a pitchers duel.
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Tech Officials Visit Abernathy for Soaring Support
Texas Tech coaches and athletic officials bring a summer goodwill tour to Abernathy with Burl Huffman, varsity baseball coach, delivering a noon talk at the Lions Club meeting in Grim's Cafe. After golf, they dine with Red Raider Club members and view the Spring practice film. Organizers include Ferguson, Thompson and Irish. The trip continues Thursday in Hobbs New Mexico with boosters.
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Red Raider
Oregon Prep Ace Signed By Phils
Rick Wise a hard throwing right hander who pitched Madison of Portland to the Oregon high school Class A-1 baseball championship this spring has been signed by the Philadelphia Phillies Glenn Elliott Pacific Northwest area scout for the Phillies said Wise will report to Bakersfield of the Class A California League this week No terms were announced
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Madison
Oregon
Philadelphia Philies
Glenn Elliott
Pacific Northwest
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Wise
Bakersfield
California
Pentathlon Hopes Athletes Train At San Antonio
America's chances for modern pentathlon supremacy begin with a month long training clinic at Ft Sam Houston in San Antonio. Lt Col Ralph Mendenhall leads more than 20 athletes ages 15 to 20 from cities including Ft Leavenworth Memphis Houston. The camp runs until July 15 to 17 culminating in junior championships.
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Ralph Mendenhall
Larry Poe
Seattle
Ft. Leavenworth
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Olympic Development Committee
Dupas Defends Crown By Outpointing Moyer In Baltimore
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans retained the world junior middleweight title with a unanimous decision over Denny Moyer of Portland in Baltimore. The 13th round saw Dupas tiring but he held firm to win on a five-point-must by three judges, amid boos from a 3,136 crowd. No knockdowns occurred in the bout, the first defense of Dupas's 154-pound crown.
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Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Denny Moyer
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New Civic Center
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Moyer
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Eddie Leonlard
Jimmy Jones
Broglio Shuts Out Mets. Cardinals Tie NL Lead
Ernie Broglio pitched five hits allowed in an 8-1 St. Louis win over New York, moving the Cardinals into a tie for the NL lead with San Francisco. White homered, Flood doubled twice, and Boyer had three singles before leaving with an injury. The Cardinals built a 2-0 edge in the second, added three more in the second on hits and a sacrifice, and added two in the third and one in the fourth.
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Mike McCormack
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Orioles
Wilbur Wood
Joe Gaines
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Billy Hitchcock
Jim Gentile
Russ Snyder
John Orsino
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Jerry Adair
al Smith
Bob Tillman
Dick Williams
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Curt Simmons
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Louis Aparicio
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Sievers and Demeter Power Phillies Past Reds 4-2
Roy Sievers belted a three run homer followed by Don Demeter’s solo shot in the sixth to lift Philadelphia past Cincinnati 4-2. Ryne Duren earned the win with relief from Jack Baldschun as John Tsitouris took the loss. Pete Rose tripled and scored for the Reds, who added a run in the seventh.
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Roy Sievers
Don Demeter
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Demeter
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Tsitouris
Ryne Duren
Jack Baldschun
Tony Taylor
Tony Gonzalez
Wes Covington
Pete Rose
Vada Pinson
Duren
Johnny Edwards
Daryl Spencer
Baldschun
Bear Club Hears Bridgers Tonight
Baylor head coach John Bridgers will speak at the South Plains Baylor Club meeting at 7 tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs Noris Clark 4608 21st St Ex Students Club will also elect new officers for 1963 64
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Baylor University
South Plains
Baylor Club
Noriris Clark
21St St
Burdette Latest To Go In Braves Trade Moves
Lew Burdette was traded from the Milwaukee Braves to St. Louis for catcher Gene Oliver and pitcher Bob Sadowski. The piece notes other former Braves pitchers thriving with new clubs and lists active alumni, including Joe Adcock and Ed Charles, highlighting the ongoing impact of Braves trades since 1959.
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Milwaukee Braves
Lew Burdette
St. Louis
Gene Oliver
Bob Sadowski
Brave
Joey Jay
Cincinnati
Bob Buhl
Chicago Cubs
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
Carleton Willey
New York Mets
Don Nottebart
Don McMahon
Houston
Gene Conley
Boston
Terry Fox
Detroit
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Phillies
Joe Adcock
Jose Azcue
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Ed Charles
Kansas City
Bill Bruton
al Spangler
Dick Brown
Baltimore
Frank Thomas
Ron Hunt
Chuck Cottier
Washington
Adcock
Charles
Hunt
Roy McMillan
Frank Bolling
Bob Shaw
Norm Larker
Don Dillard
Frank Funk
Stargell drives Pirates to 9-3 win over Braves
Willie Stargell slugged two home runs and drove in six as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Milwaukee Braves 9-3. Bob Bailey and Bill Mazeroski also homered, backed by Don Cardwell who improved to 3-8, while Hank Aaron homered for Milwaukee.
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Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Hank Aaron
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Women golfers schedule regular play day at Meadow Brook
The South Plains Women's Golf Association lists a regular monthly play day at Meadow Brook Golf Course with designated tee times from 8:00 to 9:30 a.m. and multiple groups led by different players including Lois Forkner Kathy Sullivan Eloise Moore and many others.
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South Plains Women's Golf Association
Meadowbrook
Lois Forkner
Kathy Sullivan
Eloise Moore
Jo Hickman
Katie Quest
Jerry King
Helen McDaniel
Norma Griffin
Mary Clark
Minnie Bowman
Ben Duke
Ethlyn Campbell
Vivian Parks
Margaret Sprawn
Evelyn Cruce
Irene Spears
Audry Moorehead
Bonita Pyatt
Zella Huffman
Gloria Roberson
Terry Collins
Phyliss Imberjdine
Lera Ohnemus
Beryl Schumacher
Lisa Lewis
Judy Treadway
Lola Hyde
Helen McQueen
Virgie Cole
Dot Lewis
Kathryn Reynolds
Claudeil Mouser
Dorothy Kirschner
Lois McClure
Lou Rockwell
Kathleen McElroy
Maxine Williams
Flo Marquis
Aleta Thomas
Lois Wingaro
Mary Ferguson
Jo Beihler
Frances Reynolds
June Gladman
Jean McCord
Maxine Steele
Joan Leslie
Marion Mays
Peggy Jones
Natalie Unfred
Evelyn Botik
Carol Hall
Juanita Gregory
Mackye Turner
Elaine Lewis
Vanita Hamilton
Maudy Perry
Koufax Hurls Win as Dodgers Top Giants 2-0
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax blanked the Giants 2-0, improving to 10-3 with nine strikeouts. Bill Skowron doubled home both runs in the third off Billy O’Dell as Los Angeles moved into a tie for second place behind St Louis, while San Francisco dropped to third.
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Cards option Washburn in injury move. Thacker recalled
St Louis Cardinals optioned injured pitcher Ray Washburn to Tulsa of the Texas League and promoted catcher Moe Thacker from Atlanta. Washburn, 25, left last Friday's game after one batter and has an ongoing shoulder ailment. Thacker, 29, had spent parts of four Cubs seasons and is hitting .245 for Atlanta in the International League.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Washburn
Tulsa
Moe Thacker
Atlanta
Washburn
Pittsburgh
Thacker
George Altman
Cardinals
Larry Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Automen Tumble Buffs. Olton Is Next Opponent
David Milburn pitched and batted the Lubbock Automen to a 4-2 win over Petersburg in a practice game. Milburn stifled Petersburg and hit a homer. The Automen face Olton tonight in a District American Legion game at Lowrey Field with Dorian Clawson to pitch at 8 p.m.
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Blocker Beaten In French Open
John Hendrikson of Philadelphia outlasted Chris Blocker of Jal New Mexico in a four extra hole third round French Amateur match. The lengthy 22-hole duel drew the top gallery as Hendrikson prevailed after pars over three extra holes.
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France
UPI
John Hendrikson
Philadelphia
Chris Blocker
Jal
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Blocker
Padres Win On Harrison's Rap
Former Texas Tech athlete Charles Harrison hit a three run homer in the bottom of the 10th to lift San Antonio past Austin 5 to 2 in a Texas League game. Austin scored in the fourth. San Antonio tied in the second and fifth. Flynn Newman Cardinal and Grote pitched for San Antonio.
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