Mets End 22-Game Road Losing Streak With 5-1 Win
New York Mets stop their road skid as Tracy Stallard throws a four-hitter in a 5-1 victory over the Dodgers. Willie Mays and Willie McCovey power the Giants to a 5-0 win over Philadelphia. O'Dell earns his 11th win, McCovey moves atop the homer list with his 31st.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
Major league standings and Tuesday results for both leagues are listed. New York leads the American League while Los Angeles tops the National League. Notable scores include Baltimore rout of Detroit and Los Angeles victory over Cleveland in ten innings.
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Orioles Rout Tigers as Brooks Robinson Drives In Four
The Orioles crushed Detroit 9-0 as Brooks Robinson hit a two run homer and added two singles. Meanwhile Tracy Stallard tossed four hits and a 41 victory that lowered the Dodgers NL lead to three games over San Francisco.
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Palmer Bogey Worth $11 000 in Big Playoff For Western Golf Title
Arnold Palmer wins the Western Open after an 18 hole playoff at Beverly Country Club. Julius Boros and Jack Nicklaus finish tied for second. Palmer earns the title and about 11 000 dollars while Boros and Nicklaus collect roughly 4 450 dollars each. Palmer’s key moments come on the 17th and 18th holes as the trio battle under par.
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Wright and Wright Enter Jaycee Golf Tourney
Milwaukee Jaycee Women's Open starts at North Shore Country Club with 42 pros and 21 amateurs. Prize money totals $12,500 with $2,000 to the winner and $1,500, $1,200, $1,000 for runners up. Defending champion Mickey Wright leads a field including Patty Berg Louise Suggs and Shirley Englehorn. Wright leads the 1963 circuit with $14,772.
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Bredeson Backs Lanz Hardware To Close 11-10 Win
Bob Bredeson slugged two homers and a double to pace Lanz Hardware to an 11-10 victory over South Wayne in slow pitch at Twining Park. Duane Mackow earned the win while Bainbridge took the loss as other games saw Eagles No. 1 defeat Sportsman Bar 7-2 and Crandalls down Baumgartners 4-1.
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White Haven
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Homer Pickett
Lloyd Retzlaff
Duane Mackow
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Byron Broge
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Crandalls
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Ken Rothenbuehler
Howie Olsen
Harry Olsen
al Goeppert
Baumegartners
Dick Bruny
George Wells
EEB
Chhurch Dim Bassanay
Gene Grace
Hank Grendahl
del Barrett
EUB
Mike Schmerse
Burleigh Bartlett
Jim Taylor Set for All star Tilt
Green Bay fullback Jim Taylor expected to be active for the College All Stars game in Chicago Friday night. Taylor led the NFL in rushing and scoring last season, practiced at near top speed despite a knee injury from the intra squad game. Ray Nitschke will rest in Green Bay hospital with a back injury. Packers prepare the new man on the move offense and plan one more drill before the Soldier Field workout Thursday night.
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Liston Named Fighter of the Month After Patterson KO
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston earned Fighter of the Month for February after his second straight first round knockout of Floyd Patterson. The Ring Magazine ratings moved Cassius Clay to top contender, Doug Jones to No. 2, and Ernie Terrell to No. 3 with Patterson dropping to No. 4.
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All-Star Game Showcases Grid Greatness Across Generations
Chicago preview recalls the annual NFL college stars stepping toward pro glory in the midsummer clash with Green Bay. The piece highlights notable moments from past games, including Sammy Baugh, Otto Graham, Elroy Hirsch, and Bobby Mitchell, and notes how many players reach pro camps or NFL rosters after the showcase.
Roebuck Leaves LA Signs With Senators
Roebuck, a 32-year-old right-hander with 15 Dodger years, leaves Los Angeles to join the Washington Senators after a waiver deal that sent infielder Marv Breeding to the Dodgers. He likens the move to leaving prison and says the Dodgers will win the pennant despite Walt Alston. Rose aphids infest flowers, corn, potatoes, apples, and citrus.
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Chisox Rally Over Senators 5-1 In Tuesday Showdown
Chicago White Sox toppled the Washington Senators 5-1 as Mike Hershberger delivered a two run single and Jim Lemon added a three run homer. rookie Dave DeBusschere picked up his second major league win while Don Lock’s ninth inning homer sparked Monday’s 2-1 Sox loss.
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Studers and Zwickers Win Softball at Recreation Park
Studers upset the odds 7-2 behind Daryl Wessenthaler who had two singles and a double. Zwickers advanced via forfeit over De Molay with Bob Ruff, Larry Leopold, and John Hazeltine collecting hits for Leopold. Jerry Zuhlcke pitched a win while Larry Leopold took the loss. Dial 325-5101 for listings.
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Palmer Tops Money Winners With 1963 Tourney Earnings
Arnold Palmer led the 1963 money list with a record 96 995 in 17 golf events. Jack Nicklaus trails with 79590 while Julius Boros is third at 69996 and Tony Lema fourth at 62513 followed by Gary Player at 48775.
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Albany Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Genevieve Stiffler spent the weekend at the J. C. Phillips cottage at Lake Kegonsa. Mrs. Stiffler and Mrs. Phillips are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson were at Cassville Sunday. The condition of Fred C. Ham merly, who suffered a stroke, is improving. Mrs. T. E. Sharer of Albany attended with her son James and his wife from Janesville.
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Albany
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Janesville
Baptism and Family Visits Noted in Madison Area
Linda Jean Herritz was baptized at Trinity Lutheran in Madison on Sunday with a baptismal dinner at the Eugene Herritz home. Linda is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs T E Sharer. Mr and Mrs Oren Shepley of Freenort visited E O Killingstad home. Mrl Cates of Clearwater Florida is visiting. Mr and Mrs V A Elmer returned from a 10 day vacation to Jackson Hole Wyoming and Idaho Falls Idaho.
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Ida
First 500000 Auto Year Listed for AMC
Detroit American Motors, with plants in Kenosha and Milwaukee, says its 1963 model run produced 501,374 cars. Production ended last Friday for vacations and inventories ahead of 1964 output.
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