White Sox and Angels Split as Streaks End
In Chicago the Angels defeated the White Sox 7 6 in 12 innings to snap Chicago's seven game win streak. The opener saw Leon Wagcago bag a 14 2 victory and Lee Thom added a key triple. The doubleheader ended with a nightcap loss for the White Sox as their defense collapsed. The Angels moved to within one game of Kansas City in the standings.
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Leon Wagcago
White Sox
Hoyt Wilhelm
Ron Hansen
Dave Nicholson
Pete Ward
Baltimore
Lins Aparicio
Los Angeles Angels
Yankees
Dodgers
Wright Wins Alpine Civilian Women’s Open by a Stroke
Mickey Wright shot a 3 over par 75 to finish 54 holes at 219 and win the Alpine Civilian Women’s Open by one stroke over Jo Ann Prentice. Wright had led after two rounds with a 68 and 76 at the Alexander Golf and Country Club course, while Prentice missed a 10-foot uphill putt on the final hole to tie.
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Mickey Wright
Jo Ann Prentice
Birmingham
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Miss Prentice
Miss Wright
Alexander Golf and Country Club
Koufax No-Hits Giants as Dodgers Win 8-0 at Dodger Stadium
Sandy Koufax pitched a perfect game through seven and finished with an 8-0 victory for the Dodgers over the San Francisco Giants. He collected his fourth win in five decisions while the Dodgers improved their ERA to 1.15, and Koufax received a videotape from the Giants as a historic gesture.
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Sandy Koufax
Dodger Stadium
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Liston
Koufax
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Walter F. O'Malley
Sandy
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Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Carl Erskine
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Giants
Rex Barney
Joe Amalfitano
Amalfitano
Ed Bailey
Jim Davenport
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Harvey Kuenn
Ron Fairly
Dodgers
Felipe Alou
Tommy Davis
Dick Tracewski
Cepeda
Nate Oliver
Russ Hodges
Lon Simmons
Simmons
Monterey Plainsmen build for fall season after strong spring
Local coach Bill DuBose trains a rebuilt Monterey Plainsmen football squad. With Rick Camp at quarterback and Rusty Spradling at fullback, the team shows promise despite graduation losses. Baseball notes: Monterey seeks fourth straight 4-AAAA district title, while bi district playoff avenues hinge on schedule and coin toss outcomes.
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Plainsman
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DuBose
Rick Camp
Sheddy Jones
Camp
Richard Snart
Junior McCarty
Chris Key
Rusty Spradling
Bob Schmid
Johnny Wood
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Snyder
Tiger
Speedy Moffitt
Burkburnett
Bobby Moegle
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Angelo
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Texas and TCU battle for Southwest title in make up games
Texas seizes lead as a doubleheader sweep could crown the Longhorns conference champion with Baylor and TCU in position to force a playoff. If Texas wins both ends and Baylor defeats TCU, the Bears claim the title. Texas A&M game makeup tests kept the race tight.
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Horned Frogs
Rookie Wins Early Home Run Spoils No-Hitter
Boston defeats Washington 4-1 in the nightcap as rookie Dave Morehead, who signed for 75000, preserves a no-hit bid after Chuck Hinton’s first-inning homer. Cottier’s double play ends a Washington threat in the fourth. Malzone homers in the third. Yastrzemski and Schilling drive in runs for Boston. The Senators win the opener 3-2 on Lock’s 14th-inning homer.
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Yastrzemski
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Malzone
Leppert
Mejias
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Osteen
Bronstad
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Duckworth
St. Washington
E-Hinton
Stutart
Malzene
Cot
Don Lock
San Diego
Chuck Cottier
Claude Osteen
Lu Clinton
Frank Malzone
Chuck Schilling
Ed Bressaud
Carl Yastrzemski
Drillers Report Texas Wells Totals for Week
Texas oil and gas drillers added 169 oil and 58 gas wells in the past week per the Railroad Commission. Year totals reach 3,225 oil and 899 gas wells with Wildcatters adding eight oil and 117 gas wells. Week results show 51 dry holes and district breakdowns include Houston Midland Abilene Wichita Falls and Corpus Christi for gas and oil completions.
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UPI
Texas Railroad Commission
Wildcatters
Wildcat
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Midland
Abilene
Wichita Falls
Corpus Christi
No Summer Recess Likely For Congress
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield said no summer recess will be possible for Congress this year. He added hope for a new system to permit recesses starting in 1965. A non‑named senator involved in the discussion suggested a recess may still be possible this summer.
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Senate
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Liver transplant reported as first successful operation
Denver surgeons disclose what they call the first apparently successful human liver transplant. The six hour operation at Veterans Administration Hospital involved two medical teams. Patient William Grigsby, 47, of Denver, is said to be recovering after the initial critical week.
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Veterans Labtiatnetion Hospital
Lust Sunay
William Grigsby
Favorites Have Trouble as 1963 Pennant Race Looms
The sport predicts a tight stretch run in September with Yankees and Dodgers facing stronger threats. Giants gain respect after a rough move from San Francisco, while Cardinals and Cubs threaten in the NL. In the AL, White Sox and Orioles profit from off season deals as rivals grow.
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Colts Sweep Cubs in tenth inning 2 1 victory
Bob Aspromonte led Houston with a leadoff homer in the bottom of the tenth to beat the Chicago Cubs 2 1 and sweep the four game series. Umbricht earned the win with two perfect innings after replacing Nottebart in the ninth as the Cubs bunched three hits in the fifth for their lone run.
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Bob Aspromonte
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Don Nottebart
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Bob Buhl
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Churchill orders velvet siren suits for wartime look
London tailor P. A. Crowe says Winston Churchill ordered three velvet siren suits identical to the World War II coveralls with zip fronts and large pockets for cigars. Churchill wore the one piece outfit during raids and on his Moscow trip, while Russians reportedly frowned. In Moscow, Fidel Castro and Cuban and Soviet officials visited Bratsk on a tour, per Tass.
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