Ford aims for October showcase in World Series bid
Whitey Ford, 23rd win in a 2-1 Yankee victory over the Twins, primes the Yankees for a potential World Series against the Dodgers or Cardinals. The victory moves New York toward another pennant as Mantilla fuels an Orioles win and Belinsky suffers another loss.
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Warren Spahn to be Honored With Night in Milwaukee
Warren Spahn will receive a Warren Spahn night on September 17 in Milwaukee as his wife LoRene balances ranch life in Oklahoma with supporting the Braves star. The double life of the pitcher’s wife includes managing a growing collection of records and helping raise their son Greg while Spahn adds to his 347 victories. Spahn donates to a scholarship fund and plans a foundation supported by fan donations.
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National League standings and games schedule update
NL teams and records show Philadelphia leading Los Angeles, St Louis and Milwaukee closing gaps. Schedule lists Los Angeles at St Louis Chicago at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Milwaukee and earlier Philadelphia at New York with Chicago at Pittsburgh twi night and Houston at Cincinnati on tap.
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Scores and playoff update from early baseball and basketball notes
Cleveland beat Los Angeles 6 to 3 and Baltimore edged Detroit 2 to 1 while New York won 2 to 1 over Minnesota and Boston topped Chicago 5 to 2. Kansas City defeated Chicago 3 as Washington game postponed by rain. other matches listed with standings and a PCL playoff update Oklahoma City 12 Spokane 2 with Spokane leading 3-2 in the final series.
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Pfeiffer To Run State Bowling Tournament
Les Pfeiffer named by the Ohio State Bowling Association to manage the 1964 state bowling tournament to be held at Sports Bowl and J.J Lanes. The event runs Feb 2 to May 16 with 1 200 teams expected. entry blanks available in three weeks and Jan 20 deadline. Armco Hot Strip team among early entrants. meeting set for April 4 at the Manchester Motor Inn.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlight Season Totals
Complete list of top players by stat category including batting leaders like Yastrzemski and Clemente, and pitching leaders such as Koufax and Ford. Details cover runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and strikeouts with team associations.
Ralston and Ashe Sweep to 5-0 Davis Cup Victory
Dennis Ralston and Arthur Ashe Jr. led the United States to a 5-0 win over Venezuela in the 1983 Davis Cup American Zone finals at Cherry Hills Country Club. Ralston edged Pimentel 18-16 9-7 6-4 after Ashe crushed Bracamonte 6-1 6-1 6-0 in 46 minutes. Ashe, a 20 year old from Richmond, became the first Black American to represent the U.S. in Davis Cup.
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Skywriters Pick Northwestern To Win 1963 Big Ten Title
A panel of 25 Midwest sportswriters on a plane tour of conference camps tabbed Northwestern to win the 1963 Big Ten football championship. Northwestern led with 11 first place votes, Wisconsin took second with seven, and Ohio State was third with four. Illinois was fourth, Michigan State fifth, Purdue sixth, Minnesota seventh, Indiana and Michigan tied for eighth, and Iowa finished tenth.
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Real Reason For Rejoicing In Ansonia Victory
In Greenville Ohio AP reports a rare win for Ansonia High football ending a 38 game slide with a 6 to 0 upset over Riverside. The last win occurred October 24 1957 when Ansonia beat Lakeview 6 to 0.
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Is Tsitouris Another Ace In Making
Cincinnati right hander Johnny Tsitouris shows promise for the Reds as he tightens control, allowing only three Cubs hits in a 3-1 win. He sits at 10-8 with a 3.62 ERA, while Jim Maloney excels with a 22-6 mark. The Reds begin a final home stand at Crosley Field Tuesday night.
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Ismael Laguna Stops Antonio Herrera in Panama Bout
In Panama, Ismael Laguna stops Antonio Herrera in a bout that highlights Laguna facing Colombia and maintaining a 126 percent reference in the fight scene.
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Showdown Starts Tonight in Dodgers Cardinals Pennant Race
Dodgers and Cardinals set for a three game series in St Louis to decide the NL pennant with Los Angeles holding a one game edge after a recent string of results. Keane and Alston voiced cautious optimism as Burdette and Sadecki led St Louis toward a 19th win in 20 games.
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Pittsburgh Fury: Carter Edges Salim In Argentina Bout
In a boxing match staged in Argentina, Farid Salim of Argentina faced New Jersey's Patterson fighter Carter outpointed by 1569 to 15934? The text shows unclear scores and locations with Hurri Cane Rubin Carter noted, indicating a contested decision.
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