Bradley's Cafe Wins City Slow Pitch Championship
Bradley's Cafe topped Knights of Columbus 13 to 10 to clinch the 1963 City Championship at ed Goldman Park in a double elimination softball final. Ray Moreland starred with six RBIs on two four-baggers and the winning pitcher Ike Marchetti absorbed the loss after a rough second inning.
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Bradley’s Cafe
Vince Imfeld
Bradley
Cafe
Knights of Columbus
Ike Marchetti
Tom Abell
Seyfert
Seyfert's
Fred Davis
Ralph Bitel
Adrian Knodel
Larry Baker
Moreland
Knodel
Gene Wolke
Gene Sora
Knights
Ray Kelly
Marchetti
Wolke
Burtis
District 4 Tourney Sees Shifts After Two Contests
In the District 4 Slo-Pitch tournament at Millard Field Franklin, Seyfert's Chip loses 10-0 to Sunbeam but gains Perry's Sphie of Franklin after a 15-13 eight inning defeat to Beavercreek. Beavercreek, advancing from the winners bracket, ties 13-all with Perry in the seventh then wins in the eighth. Jim Collins hits two homers for Perry's. Two losers' bracket games set Sunbeam vs Pure Oilers at 7:15 and Sportsmen's Club J vs Neff & Frye at 8:15 tonight.
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Franklin
Millard Field
Seyfert
Chip
Sunbeam
Perry
Sphie
Beavercreek
Perry's
Jack Hollon
Beavers
Jim Collins
Sun‘heam
Pure Oilers
Neff & Frye
IHL Accepts Toledo Windsor and Chatham for 1963 Season
The International Hockey League announces Toledo Ohio along with Windsor Ontario and Chatham Ontario will join for the 1963 season. They join new Des Moines Iowa and retain Fort Wayne Muskegon and Port Huron as holdovers.
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Windsor
Ont
International Hockey League
Toledo
Ohio
Ontario
Windsor Bulldogs
Chatham Maroons
Des Moines
Iowa
Fort Wayne
Ind
Muskegon
Port Huron
Mich
IHL
Chatham
Wildwood Golfers End Spring in Confusion Then Start Fall
Wildwood golfers wrapped up the Spring Handicaps Tournament in near 90 degree heat while also launching the Fall Tournament. Fred Ruscher won the Spring title 2 up over Tom Greene Sr. after a 36-hole battle. The Fall Flight saw Jim Warweiler, Tom Wagner, Tom Halderman win their matches in tight finishes. Low scores included Billy Ritter with 69 and John Warner Jr. at 70. Other clubs and seniors posted strong showings with multiple players posting 70s and 80s across events at Brown's Run and Forest Hills.
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Wildwood
Fred Ruscher
Tom Greene Sr
Ruscher
Greene
Jim Warweiler
Joe Rupp
Tom Wagner
Paul Szabo
Tom Haldermar
Cliff Sweeney
Billy Ritter
John Warner Jr
Jim Stivers
Jim Ritter
Sol Back
Jo Wolner Sr
Tom Halderman
Rule Wins Open Despite Kidney Stone Pain
Jack Rule Jr. battled kidney stone pain to win the St Paul Open at Keller Municipal. The Waterloo, Iowa pro shot a 73 in the final round for a five stroke margin over Fred Hawkins of El Paso, with Hawkins 71 and George Bayer posting a 64 Sunday to finish fifth.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Jack Rule Jr
Waterloo
Iowa
Rule
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Keller Municipal
Big Jack Nicklaus
Palmer Nicklaus Teamed for Canada Cup U S Golfers
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus will form the U S two man team for the Canada Cup near Paris October 24 to 27. The event features 72 hole stroke play with 33 nations and will be held at Saint Nom la Breteche. Palmer leads US eligibles with 439.5 points, Nicklaus 414.4, while other contenders include Lema Boros Finsterwald and Littler.
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York UP
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Jack Nicklaus
United States
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Nicklaus
U.S
Paris
Saint
Nom-la Breteche
Sam Snead
Dublin
Ireland
Buenos Aires
Professional Golfers Association
Sidney L James
International Golf Association
France
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Don Finsterwald
Gene Littler
Whitworth challenges Wright with Milwaukee Open win
Kathy Whitworth, in her second win in a week, captured the $12,500 Milwaukee Women's Open at North Shore Country Club with a final 72-hole total of 286. Mickey Wright, finishing ninth at 299, retained top earnings but fell further behind Whitworth who led by two strokes at the start of the final round and pulled away. Louise Suggs and Jackie Pung shared runner up money with $1,350 each.
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Wright
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Whitworth
North Shore Country Club
Miss Wright
Louise Suggs
Jackie Pung
Browns Begin Camp With Roster Cuts And New Additions
The Cleveland Browns plan to cut four players as they start one a day workouts in Hiram Ohio Two new camp arrivals are end Tom Hutchinson from Kentucky and 270 pound defensive tackle Jim Kanicki from Michigan State Both played for the College All Stars in their game against Green Bay with Chicago and Detroit looms as a pre season test Saturday
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Dick Evans
Browns
Lions
Detroit
Nilon Proposes Plan to Ease Liston Tax Load
Philadelphia AP report outlines Jack Nilon advising heavyweight champion Liston on reducing tax burden for a Cassius Clay title fight slated for Sept 30 at Philadelphia Stadium. Nilon aims to route profits via Intercontinental Promotions Inc to lower tax rates. Pennsylvania Athletic Commission had restricted Liston’s promotion rights, prompting a partnership plan to boost his share of receipts.
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Cassius Clay
Liston
Nilon
Sunnyland
Clay
Philadelphia
Bob
Jim Nilon
Jack
Intercontinental Promotions Inc
Intercontinental
Jack Nilon
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Jim ‘Nilon
al Klein
Commission
US Track Team Finishes European Tour with Britain Meet
In London the US track and field team ends its European junket with the second half of its meet against Britain. After day one men led 61 to 44 in events while the British women held 28 to 27. The program includes 10 more men events and six for women.
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London
Britain
Guam Boxing Bout Ends Fast in Night of Knockout
Gurem-John San Nicolas knocks out Guam Typhoon in a 125 pound clash. The bout ends quickly with a decisive KO, signaling strong performance from San Nicolas in Guam.
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Agana
Gurem
John San Nicholas
Guam
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