Baseball MVP selections by club in 1963 season
AP- A writer's MVP picks for each National and American League club through June 1963. San Francisco favors Juan Marichal. St Louis backs Dick Groat. Los Angeles cites Sandy Koufax with Ron Perranoski. Cincinnati highlights Jim O'Toole. Chicago names Ron Santo with 50 RBIs and a .321 average.
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New York
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Cardinals
ST. Louis
Dick Groat
Pittsburgh
Bill White
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Ron Perranoski
Cincinnati
Jim O'Toole
Frank Robinson
Vada Pinson
Jim Maloney
Chicago
Ron Santo
Mitchell Wins Default Round In LCC Tourney
Mitchell advances in the Lubbock Country Club Men’s golf tournament after a default over Roy Cooper in the first round. Upcoming second round features Bartley, Lott, and several other top matches as women begin play and leaders in flight and consolation brackets are listed.
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Ross Mitchell
Lubbock Country Club
Mitchell
Roy Cooper
Bill Bartley
Larry Lott
Ann Morrow
Kathy Hutson
Robert Rodgers
Jack Garrett
Dick Jennings
Dean
Teddy Hatchett
Muriel Tripp
Greg Curry
Lindsey Telford
Raymond Marshall
John Bell
Bob Booker
Ed Sweeney
Alan Cooper
Tom O'Kelly
Mar
Romero and Funk defend title in Southwestern tag clash
Romero makes his first ring appearance since injury facing Sputnik Monroe and Tokyo Tom as he teams with Dory Funk Sr. to defend the Southwestern tag titles at Fair Park Coliseum. Other main card matches feature Pat O Connor versus Fritz Von Erich and Moose Cholock meeting Bill Romanoff with several one fall bouts.
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Ricky Romero
Lubbock
Dory Funk Sr
Sputnik Monroe
Tokyo Tom
Fair Park Coliseum
Tokyo
Romero
Pat O'Connor
Fritz von Erich
O’conner
Moose Cholock
Bill Romanoff
Anti-Bonus Rule Hurts Says Scout
Boston Major League executives say the anti bonus rule is forcing aging players out early and limiting roster spots. Red Sox farm chief Neil Mahoney notes two bonus babies Gosger and Naudain occupy roster slots while not yet contributing, hurting both young and old players.
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Scout
Boston
UPS
Red Sox
Neil Mahoney
Jim Gosger
Gage Naudain
Mahoney
Gosger
Naudain
Palmer Tops Golf Money Race After Open Finish
Arnold Palmer rises to first in the 1963 money list after finishing third in the U S Open at Brookline. He now has $63,545, leading Julius Boros who earned $16,000 at Brookline and sits at $59,680. Jack Nicklaus is third with $58,690, Tony Lema at $52,413.
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Brookline
Mass
Julius Boros
Jacky Cupit
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Boros
PGA
Nicklaus
Tony Lema
New Orleans Lad Leads Tourney
John Holmes of New Orleans retained a one stroke lead in the Louisiana Junior Golf Tournament after a three over par 79 in light rain. Tommy Elkins of Lake Charles held second with 73 75 148 and Ronnie Wilkins of Alexandria moved to third with 151 as the 54 hole event heads to the final round at Lake Charles Country Club.
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Lake Charles
UPI
John Holmes
New Orleans
Louisiana
Tommy Elkins
Ronnie Wilkins
Alexanderia
Lake Charles Country Club
Dartmouth placekicker Bill Well Stead kicks 48 points
Dartmouth placekicker Bill Well Stead of Maumee Ohio scored 48 points last season including 21 points from seven field goals.
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Dartmouth
Bill Well- Stead
Maumee
Ohio
Eloise Moore Defends Hillcrest Club Title Medalist Ties
Eloise Moore shoots 85 to tie for medalist honors in Hillcrest Women's Club Tournament opening round. Leona Abell and Jo Anne Wenzel lead nine hole medal race with OM. Moore also wins long drive at 230 yards as schedule lists early matchups and byes for the day.
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Garrett
Miss Hutson
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Sally Milam
Mrs. Morrow
Mrs. Curtis
Flo Crowell
Kathleen McElroy
Margaret Williams
Amelia Ely
Loys Patterson
Morrow
Merle Grove
George Spash
Lera Ohnemus
Eloise Moore
Hillcrest
Leona Abell
Jo Anne Wenzel
Moore
Abell
Ben Duke
Justine Kerr
Terry Collins
Pinson Seeks Breakout Season With Slant Toward Power
Cincinnati center fielder Vada Pinson, 24, aims to turn an era of alternating seasons into a standout year. After a slow April, he has surged to a .315 average, batting .361 in the last month with a 13 game streak and a 52 hit total in 144 at bats. Pinson credits his simple swing and stresses consistency.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Hints Retirement After Giardello Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson, 43, says he is very seriously considering retirement from boxing after his loss to Joey Giardello. The veteran champion, who has retired and come back before, cites financial concerns and business ventures to be decided by week’s end. Giardello defeated Robinson by unanimous decision after a ten round bout in Philadelphia in what was described as a brutal beating.
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UPI
Sugar Ray Robinson
Joey Giardello
Giardello
Robinson
Sugar Ray
Relko Favored For Irish Sweeps Derby at Curragh
British bookies list Relko as 2-1 favorite for Saturdays Curragh 1.4 mile Irish Sweeps Derby worth 184 436 dollars. Ragusa Tiger Cer vinia Torquegan L Homme Arme Partholon Final Move Lock Hard Paddy s Birthday among others. Anne Bullitt Biddle owns L Homme Arme Partholon Ionian two American entries. The race carries 137 725 to the winner and includes the Irish Hospitals Sweepstake.
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Relko
Victoria Club
Francois Dupre
Curragh
Ragusa
Tiger
Cervinia
Torquegan
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Lock Hard
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L’'Homme Arme
Anne Bullitt Biddle
Moscow
Wimbledon Continues With Mixed First Round Wins and Delays
Flesh of Australia defeated Judy Alvarez of Tampa 8-6 6-4, Moffitt beat Sonja Alvarez 8-6 6-4 in first round. Tacita of Austria won 6-4 6-4 in the second round while Donna Fales of New York beat Anne Barclay of Canada 6-2 6-2. Darlene Hard, seeded American, did not play as Jill Fulton match was postponed for poor light. Carol Hanks and Tory Ann Fretz also did not play.
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Australia
Judy Alvarez
Tampa
Fla
Miss Moffitt
Sonja Alvarez
Sonja Tacita
Austria
Donna Fales
New York
Anne Barclay
Canada
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
Jill Fulton
Britain
Carol Hanks
St. Louis
Tory Ann Fretz
Harrisburg
Hoeft Reactivated by Giants Sends Peterson to Tacoma
The San Francisco Giants reactivated left hander Billy Hoeft on Tuesday and optioned infielder Cap Peterson to the Tacoma PCL club. Hoeft, acquired from Baltimore in a winter trade, had a left shoulder injury from a fall during spring training in Casa Grande Arizona.
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SAN Francisco
San Francisco Giants
Billy Hoeft
Cap Peterson
Tacoma
Hoeft
Baltimore
Giants
Casa Grande
Ariz
Versalles Emerges as Contender for All Star Shortstop
Zoilo Versalles, 22, of the Minnesota Twins, challenges idol Luis Aparicio for the American League starting shortstop role in the 1963 All-Star Game to be held in Cleveland. Versalles leads Aparicio at the plate with a .284 average while Aparicio tops with 19 stolen bases. manager Sam Mele backs Versalles for the honor amid a close three-season rise.
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Bob Martel
ST. Paul - Minneapolis
UPI
Cleveland
Zoilo Versalles
Versalles
Twins
Luis Aparicio
Baltimore
Minnesota
Aparicio
Sam Mele
Zoilo
Mele
Plugs Battey Battey
Luis
Abia
How Batting Average Is Calculated In Baseball
A batting average equals hits divided by official at bats. Walks sacrifices hit by pitch and catcher interference do not count as at bats.
Grain futures dip as soybeans slip and wheat weakens
In Chicago trading, profit taking reversed the prior upturn with soybeans dropping to the loss column after earlier firmness. Corn eased from peak levels while wheat slid 44 cents to 14 higher on July contracts amid improved mill buying and hedge selling. oats, rye and soybeans moved modestly. Potatoes show steady arrivals and stronger demand amid liberal new U.S. supply with limited offerings. California wheat prices cited alongside round reds and white potatoes with muted trading and zone notes.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
U.S
California
Santa Fe declares quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share
The Santa Fe Railway board of directors declared a quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share on common stock. The dividend is payable September 3, 1963, to holders of record at the close of business July 26.
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Galveston
Santa Fe Railway
Egyptian papers buy equipment for expansion
Several Egyptian newspapers are purchasing new printing and press equipment in anticipation of a major expansion, signaling confidence in growth and future editions.
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Cairo
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