Pitching Rhythm Big Trouble in Comback Bid
Aficionado recall of Herb Score and Vern Law shaping a comeback season. Score cites elbow injury and lost form from 1958 onward while Law bonds with Pirates offering 10-7 last year and 3.95 ERA. Pirates sign Woods Taylor Gordon McLain Jones Thomas Brown McAuliffe Stanley. White Sox add Deion Jones and others.
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Pirates
Ron Woods
Carl Taylor
Bob Gordon
Denis McLain
Grover (Dea Ion) Jones
White Sox
Lee Thomas
Los Angels
Dick Brown
Baltimore
Dick McAuliffe
Mickey Stanley
Detroit
Frisbie Faces Uphill Climb in All Star Bowling Trials
Jack Frisbie, owner of Sports Bowl and Southwestern Ohio Bowling Proprietors’ Assoc. rep, faced a tough path in Kansas City as he trailed the cut by 60 pins entering final qualifying. He posted 744 on Saturday, followed by 818 Sunday with a high 257, as over 200 bowlers compete for 9 or fewer remaining spots in the BPAA tourney.
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Jack Frisbie
Kansas City
Middletown
Beachler
Jim Smith Wins Armco Pin Tournament Singles Doubles
Jim Smith dominates the Armco Singles Doubles event at the 15th Annual Singles & Doubles Tournament. He capture the singles with 696 all-events 1345 and teamed with Jim Kraft to win doubles 1246. Rod Hudgins and Larry Reynolds finish runners-up in doubles 1244.
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Jim Smith
Armco
Smith
Jim Kraft
Kraft
Bob Easton
Paul Schnedler
Smith - Kraft
Rod Hudgins
Larry Reynolds
Chester Fultz
Ray Sherman Jr
Milton “Middie’ Wells
Belin Signs 1963 Contract With Los Angeles Angels
Bo Belin, the left handed pitcher for the Los Angeles Angels, has signed for the 1963 season in a move confirmed today. The deal underscores the team’s pitching plans as the season approaches.
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LOS Angeles
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Sunny Jim's Royal Ascot A Champion
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, at 88 the dean of American horse race trainers, sees Royal Ascot as a potential 1963 Derby age colt champion. Royal Ascot won the Hibiscus Stakes at Hialeah from eighth to take the 6 furlongs in 1 11, beating Pack Trip by 2 1/2 lengths with Sky Wonder third. Next week attention shifts to Santa Anita for the Charles H. Strub Stakes at 1 1/4 miles, with Derby winner Decidedly and Crimson Satan among the expected entrants.
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Sunny Jim Fitz Limmons
America
Royal Ascot
Princequillo Galmour
Nasrullah
Hialeah
Fitzsimmons
John
Pack Trip
Sky Wonder
Santa Anita
California
Charles H. Strub
Decidedly
Crimson Satan
Wiggs, Cobb’s Roommate, Dies at 83 in Xenia
Funeral services arranged in Xenia for James H. Wiggs former major league pitcher who died Sunday aged 83 He was an on time roommate of Ty Cobb and played for the Cincinnati Reds and Detroit Tigers in the early 1900s.
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Xenia
Ohio
James H. Wiggs
Wiggs
Ty Cobb
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
Ohio U names 1983 football co captains
Athens Ohio AP reports Jim Al Lert junior halfback from Canfield and Dave Hutter Steubenville junior were elected co captains of the 1983 Ohio University football team. Al Lert led last year in rushing and Hutter was fourth in receptions for the Bobcats.
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Athens
Ohio
Jim al Lert
Canfield
Ohio University
Dave Hutter
Steubenville
Bobcats
Ohio U
Athletics sign two bonus rookies La Russa Curtis
Kansas City announces Tony La Russa and Micky Curtis have signed rookie contracts, boosting the Athletics roster. Both players join as bonus rookies, adding depth to the team’s infield and pitching staff ahead of the season.
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Kansas City
Tony LaRussa
Micky Curtis
Kansas City Athletics
Ladies Pro Golf Opens 1963 With 36-Hole Naples Event
Naples Florida—The Ladies Professional Golfers Association begins its 1963 season with a 36-hole tournament at Naples offering a $4,200 purse. The field includes both amateurs and professional women players.
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Naples
Fla
Ladies Professional Golfers Association
Roth defeats Streit to win Doherty amateur golf title
Medalist Nancy Roth defeats former champion Marlene Streit of Toronto 2 and 1 on Sunday in Fort Lauderdale to capture the Helen Lee Doherty women's amateur golf championship.
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Fort Lauderdale. Fla
Nancy Roth
Marlene Streit
Toronto
Helen Lee Doherty
Coffin Leads 187 into Second Round of Se Cup Qualifying
Bruce Coffin of Marblehead Massachusetts, a semifinalist the past two years, heads a field of 187 in Belleair Florida into the second 18 hole qualifying round of the 29th American Se Cutters Association Golf Tournament today.
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Belleair
Fla
Bruce Coffin
Marblehead
Mass
American Secutors Association
Test of Jim Taylor in Baton Rouge Hospital
More test is slated in Baton Rouge for Packers fullback Jim Taylor as doctors pursue an apparent liver infection after he was hospitalized for further evaluation.
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Baton Rouge
Jim Taylor
Green Bay Packers
Hawks Leading Thanks To N Y
The Chicago Black Hawks beat the New York Rangers for the ninth straight time, moving two points ahead of Montreal atop the NHL standings. Stan Mikita and Eric Nesterenko scored twice as Chicago holds 54 points to Montreal's 52 with two games in hand. Toronto and Detroit trail.
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Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal
New York Rangers
Black Hawks
New York
Rangers
Boston
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
Canadiens
Stan Mikita
Eric Nesterenko
W.L. T
GFGA
Television shifts boxing center under New York probe
The Joint Legislative Committee on Boxing in New York weighs a ban as television money reshapes the sport. TV rights and sponsor interest keep major fights out of New York while Madison Square Garden funds small clubs to revive boxing, subsidizing them near $100000 annually.
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New York
Joint Legislative Committee On
Empire State
Madison Square Garden
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Chicago
Garden Boxing Department
Harry Markson
Pros Launch Junior High Tennis Search
In Carmel California tennis pros start a program to train amateur junior high boys with no prior tennis experience. Seventy seventh graders receive free lessons in January to March, with an eight person final tournament to select top prospects for further tennis schooling. John C Gardiner leads Professional Tennis Inc, funding from pros and equipment makers. The effort aligns with a flagging U S Davis Cup run as Australia leads the sport.
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Professional Tennis, Inc
Gardiner
United States
Australia
Dutch Doubles weekend ties at Eastern Lanes
The 600 Club's Annual Dutch Doubles at Eastern Lanes ended with Vi and Bill Frisby and June and Charles Bowles tied for first at 1,076. John and Orpha Brooks were third with 1,068, followed by Bob Bowling and Ameda Groves at 1,060 and Tom and Marie O'Connor tied with Jim and Irene Cahill for fifth at 1,034. The tournament will continue next weekend.
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Bill Frisby
June
Charles Bowles
John
Orpha Brooks
Bob Bowling
Ameda Groves
Tom
Marilee O'Connor
Jim
Irene Cahill
Violence marred Italian soccer weekend with injuries
Rome AP reports at least eight people were injured as widespread disturbances disrupted the Italian soccer schedule for the third consecutive weekend.
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Rome
Ladies Day Quick offer to buy ten football game tickets
A notice invites readers to purchase ten tickets for the Army Navy football game on Ladies Day. The brief promo emphasizes early purchase and event attendance, with no further details on time or venue.
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