Druggists Hike Lead as Lions Triumph over Travelers
Perry and Pope powered Babe Ruth play to a 13-5 win over Perma-Pipe. Pet Dairy crushed Daily News by 25 runs in the finale, with key moments noted for early offense and solid pitching.
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Daily News
Perma- Pipe
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Perma-Pipes
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Daily Nets
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Pet Dairy
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Evans
Sharp
Ely
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Perina-Lipe
I Mayes
Jeffers
Kraft
Bradley
Pratt
Hurley & Carter
Henson
Long
Dones
England
A. Miracle
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Ranieher
Bowling results from local league standings update
Bowling scores show Ken Boys 3, Cumberland Gap Pistons 0, Henry's Flower Show 3, Blakeman and Sons 2, Christian Church 1, Pinnacle Motors 1, Alley Cats 2 in a brief nightly summary of matches and outcomes.
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Ken Boys
Cumberland Gap Pistons
Henry’s Flower Show
Blakeman_ & Sons
Christian Church
Pinnacle Motors
Alley Cats
Henry's Flowers
Blakeman & Son
Christian Churen
Jack Williams
Ken Maithis Flere
Tennessee Fish Report Highlights Multiple Lakes
The report covers Fort Loudoun Douglas and Cherokee lakes with clear to rising waters and varying fishing prospects. Fort Loudoun aims for largemouth and crappie with fair conditions for drum and catfish. Douglas shows good topwater for largemouth and fair for stripes crappie and catfish. Cherokee is clear rising with strong striped bass and bass potential. Norris reports murky tributaries with upper Norris strong for walleye and bass, lower Norris better for walleye and catfish, plus crappie and bluegill.
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Fort Loudoun
Douglas Lake
Cherokee Lake
Norris
Lowey Norris
Midstate
Little League Rally Seen Lions Defeat Travelers 5-1
The Lions roared past the Travelers 5 to 1 in a Friday Little League game at West End Park. Lions offense produced a decisive fifth inning while Travelers struggled to respond.
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Lions
Travelers
West End Park
Fight Results By United Press International
Eugene Oregon reports show Bobby Horn of Springfield Gre. outpointe r Ferguson in a 1600 match as daily results compiled by United Press International. In Monticello New York the SET FORE CLINIC lists coaches Ed Jucker Adolph Rupp Tex Winter Babe McCar thy and Larry Hanson as visitors for the Iron dune 24 28 clinic event.
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Ore
Bobby Horn
Springfield
Gre
Outpointer Ferguson
Los Angeles
Monticello
Ed Jucker
Cincinnati
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Tex Winter
Kansas State
Babe McCarthy
Mississippi State
Larry Hanson
Jefferson High School
Vitors
Musial’s popup out yields 6-5 Cards win over Giants
Stan Musial’s pop up with bases loaded and one out in the ninth was ruled an infield fly, but the ball dropped and Curt Flood scored the winning run as the St Louis Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 6-5. Bob Gibson earned the victory in relief, Don Larsen charged with the loss, and Willie Davis and Vada Pinson homered for Cincinnati while other major league results were noted.
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San Francisco Ginus
St Louis Cardinals
Giants
Curt Flood
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Larsen
Don Larsen
Bob Gibson
Bill White
Salk
Rushanes
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Fittsburgh “Piraes
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Houston “Colts
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Cubs
Philadelph Phillies
New York Yankees
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Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota Twins
Kansas’ City A’s
Washington Senators
Pavletici
Trortin
Reds
Iger
Eg. Roebumet
Jim Malomy
Willie Davis
Vada Pinson
Jerry Lynneh
Pirates
Mets
Lye Connect
Carl Willey
Don Se
National League standings and weekend results summary
Standings show San Francisco at top with 29 wins and 408 losses, followed by Los Angeles Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Milwaukee Houston New York and others. Friday night results include St Louis 6 San Francisco 5, Pittsburgh 2 New York 0, Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1, Houston 3 Milwaukee 2, Cincinnati 7 Los Angeles 4. Saturday schedules list Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Chicago at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, Houston at Milwaukee, San Francisco at St Louis, New York at Boston. Sunday games include Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, Houston at Milwaukee, San Francisco at St. Louis.
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Anderson
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Donovan
Estrada
McBride
Osteen
Baronfield
Tennessee combined hunting fishing licenses on sale again
The Tennessee Game and Fish Commission notes licenses cost three dollars and the bank stamp rises to two dollars starting July 1 1963 with the old stamp valid until June 30. Weather varied by region influencing fishing. Kentucky Lake yields improved angling due to fish removal procedures. The commission views Tennessee efforts as a model for Southern states in reflecting hunting and fishing activity and dove harvest studies.
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United Press International
Tennessee
Southeastern
Fast Speedway row erupts after 500 winner Jones
Indianapolis racejuiced controversy as Parnelli Jones clinched the 100 mile event amid accusations of manipulation by track officials. Eddie Sachs and Roger McCloskey protested delays and flag calls while Jimmy Clark finished second 34 seconds back. Jones defended victory as others urged discipline.
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United Press
International Indianapolis
UPH
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Critie
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Brickyard
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Jones
Roger McCluskey
Jimmy Clark
Cluck
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Wynn Signs With Tribe
Cleveland Indians sign veteran pitcher Early Wynn to a contract after long career with the team and others. Wynn, aged 40s, joins the Indians as he pursues his 200th victory in a bid to reach baseball’s exclusive circle. He cited a strong offer from Gabe Paul and the Indians.
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UPI
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MO Victory Circle
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Indians
Tribe
Gabe Paul
Johnson 5-1 Favorite in Las Vegas Title Fight
Harold Johnson, a 5-1 favorite, defends the 175-pound crown tonight in Las Vegas against Willie Bastrano in a world tight heavyweight bout. The event, broadcast nationally by ABC from the Las Vegas convention center, expects about 4,000 fans. Johnson vows to extend his seven‑straight victory and 32nd knockout in 79 bouts as Pastrana seeks a upset and Liston eyes a potential title bout with Patterson.
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UPI
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Willie Bastrang
Nevarra
Jetson
Philadelphia
Speedy Pastrana
Miami Beach
Dancin
Willie
Tate
Convention Center
ABC
Ducats
Sonny Liston
Liston
Donight
Ana
Pastrana
Johnson
Liston-Patterson
Pashiano
Pits Sports Slants Preview Local Little League Plan
In Middlesboro, preparations shift to summer baseball with a Little League park tryout Monday at three for boys ages 9 to 12. Six teams will form, with Rev Buell guiding the minor league. Managers age high school and up invited to join Monday meeting. Major league backing for Middlesboro’s two clubs awaited, with an official announcment Tuesday.
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Litle League Park
West End
Buell
Middlesboro
Averybody
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Ray Stapleton
Lana
Hawkins 64 Leads Opening Round in 500 Open
In Indianapolis the 500 Open golf tourney opened with Fred Mankin posting 64 to lead as the field pares to the low 73 for the final two rounds. John Carmichael tied for second after a strong finish, while stars Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player among others were absent as the big purse drew players toward the weekend.
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Sincera
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Martinsville
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Sy Theys
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Miller Barber
Bill Collins
Amog
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Billy
Doug Sanders
Gene Liltier
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