Marcus Wins 13 and Under Singles in Western Lawn Tennis Meet
Brian Marcus of Holland Michigan upset top seed Mike Fahy 6 1 6 4 to claim the boys 13 and under title on Verity Courts. Bollettieri praised Marcus noting his aggressive play as Fahy struggled to keep pace with the Dutch- Michgan standout.
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Dick Routh
Nick Bollettieri
Springfield
Verity Courts
Bollettieri
Mike Fahy
Fahy
Brian Marcus
Holland
Mich
Mike
Marcus
Jeff
Springfield Dominates 13 and Under Tennis Champs
Marcus Fahy faced tough tests as Springfield players dominate the rest of the field after an earlier loss. Reaper City bags three titles while Fahy and Wertz upset top seeds in boys doubles. Pam Goetz sweeps girls 13 and under doubles with Bernwein, defeating Fry and Nicholl.
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Fahy
Marcus
Springfield
Bollettieri
Marcus-Fahy
Reaper City
Toledo
Randy Wertz
Mike Meis
Decatur
Ill
Middletown
Mike Miller
Pam Goetz
Pam
Miss Bernwein
Miss Fry
Shirley Nicholl
Burdette Near-Perfect No Hitter Beats Phillies in Milwaukee Victory
Lew Burdette pitched a near perfect game for Milwaukee against Philadelphia, settling for a no hitter with a 10 run, 1 error win. Bruton and Burdette led Milwaukee with two hits each as the Braves stay seven games behind the Pirates. Pirates beat Cincinnati 3-2, Moon homered for the Cubs in a 13 inning loss, and Koufax won his fifth in a row for the Dodgers.
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Pirates
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Chicago Cubs
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Conley
Cal McLish
Don Hoak
Bill Mazeroski
Dick Stuart
Vern Law
McLish
Moon
Mark Freeman
Cubs
Sall
Ron Santo
Frank Thomas
Ernie Banks
Sandy Koufax
Burdette Tosses No-Hitter for Braves in Milwaukee
Milwaukee right-hander Lew Burdette pitched a no hit, 10 0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies to improve to 14-7, narrowly missing a perfect game as his infield aided by 19 assists. The Cubs Cardwell had previously thrown a NL no hitter this season.
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Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Burdette
Warren Spahna
Spahin
Philadelphia
Gene
Even Tebbetts Among Fans Swarming Ace
Lew Burdette of the Milwaukee Braves pitched a 10 inning no hitter against the Philadelphia Phillies and was congratulated by executive VP Birdie Tebbetts. Tebbetts recalled visiting Burdette after the accident last year and noted a past spitter accusation from his Reds days without naming specifics.
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Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
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Tebbetts
Burdette
del Rice
Cincinnati’ Reds
No Hitter Ends Lima Hopes in Regional Play
St Louis defeated Lima Ohio 12 to 0 in a no hit shutout as Jim Cochran struck out 10 batters and Bay City Michigan beat Berwyn Illinois 3 to 2. Bay City will face Owensboro Kentucky while St. Louis meets Princeton in the losers bracket Friday.
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Ind
St Louis
Lima
Ohio
American Legion
Bay City
Mich
Berwyn
Til
Jim Cochran
St. Louis
Terry Townsend
Walter Szczepanski
Owensboro
At & P.m
IOC Brasses Spar Over Chicago Olympic Presidency and 1964 Dates
The IOC executive committee weighs Brunage’s third term and a Tokyo start date for the 1964 Games as tensions rise in the Olympic Village amid arrivals from nations including the USSR and Australia. England’s Exeter and Soviet Andrianov are named potential rivals in a contest shaping the Games timeline and political alignments. A Taiwan versus Red China dispute adds to the agenda.
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Associated Press
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International Amateur Sports Today
International Olympic Committee
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Afghanistan
Iraq
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Japan
China
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Iseare
Stuart’s pinch homer beats Reds as Pirates stay ahead
Dick Stuart, Pirates first baseman, hit two pinch hit homers this season against Cincinnati. His eighth inning blast, with two on, spoiled Cal McLish’s start and gave Pittsburgh a 3-2 win. Vernon Law won his 18th, and the Pirates widened their NL lead to 7½ games.
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Law
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Elroy Face
Reds
Frank Robinson
Ed Bailey
Chase Law
Billy Martin
Vada Pinson
Gus Bell
White Sox slide after defense slips in Cleveland loss
Chicago loses 8-4 at Cleveland after a five run lead evaporates and falls 2 1/2 games behind the Yankees. New York rallies past Boston 11-7 while Baltimore beats Washington to tie for second place as Detroit thumps Kansas City 11-6. Ken Aspromonte homers for Cleveland in a tied game before Nellie Fox error and Harvey Kuenn’s single seal it. Dick Stigman gets the win. Gerry Staley takes the loss.
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Sox
New York Yankees
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Kansas City
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Indians
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Harvey Kuenn
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Tony Kubek
Yogi Berra
Mickey Mantle
Clete Boyer
Ralph Terry
Frank Sullivan
Orioles
Jack Kralick
Rudy Hernandez
Milt Pappas
Jerry Walker
Rocky Colavito
al Kaline
Norm Cash
Tigers
A's
Pete Burnside
Bud Daley
Young players claim underclass titles at Springfield show
Bollettieri praised Sheryl as she struggled with a new racket while Ginger kept her off balance. Marmee Fry captured the girls 13 and under singles crown and her brother Robin, 10, won the boys 11 and under title after a three set battle with Anne Kernwein of Rockford.
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Bollettieri
Sheryl
Ginger
Springfield
Marmee Fry
Rob:n
Marmee
Anne Kernwein
Rockford
Ill
Rob
Bizzarro Outpoints Martinovich In Erie Lightweight Bout
Johnny Bizzarro of Erie wins an eight round decision over Freddy Martinovich of Pittsburgh at 135 pounds. The bout took place in Erie, Pennsylvania, with Bizzarro earning the victory on points from the Associated Press report.
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Erie
Johnny Bizzarro
Freddy Martinovich
Pittsburgh
Mexican Halpern Reaches Semifinals in Canadian Amateur
In Ottawa Mexico's Roberto Halpern 20 avoided elimination as the sole survivor among 34 foreign entrants. He faced Gary Cowan of Toronto in the 36-hole semifinal, while Johnny Johnston of Vancouver met Keith Alexander of Calgary in the other semifinal after Alexander defeated Mark Darnell of Dayton, Ohio 1 up.
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Mexico
Roberto Halpern
Canada
Halpern
Gary Cowan
Toronto
Johnny Johnston
Vancouver
Johnston
Keith Alexander
Calgary
United States
Mark Darnell
Dayton
Ohio
Young jockey Frank Northcutt wins 40 races in 28 days
Frank Northcutt, aged 17, rode 40 winners during a 28 day fall meeting at Pimlico. The remarkable run highlights a rising talent in Maryland racing as the meet progresses.
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Frank Northcutt
Pimilico
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