Cubs climb to .500 with doubleheader win over Pirates
Chicago Cubs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1 and 7-2 to reach the .500 mark as Larry Jackson pitched a three hitter and drove in runs. Billy Williams had three hits in the nightcap, while Lew Burdette earned his third win. The White Sox continued to falter, losing both games to the New York Yankees, extending their skid to nine straight losses to New York and slipping further behind.
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al Lopez
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Elston Howard
Micky Mantk
Ron Hanse
Tommy McCraw
John Buzhardt
Steve Hamilton
Baseball Standings and Results Highs and Lows Across Leagues
Baseball standings show New York leading the American League with 37 wins and 23 losses while Baltimore sits at 39 and 25. National League leaders include Philadelphia 38-23 and San Francisco 37-26. Week highlights feature multiple 10 plus run games and twi night showdowns to follow in coming days.
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Madison to Host Sluggers in July
The ninth annual Midwest Sluggers regional schools run July 16 17 at Breese Stevens Field Madison with Braves scout instructors Allen Elger and Jim Fanning guiding players. Regional rosters feed an August 8 All Star game at Milwaukee County Stadium before the Braves Giants game. Additional sites include Appleton Superior Duluth Menominee LaCrosse Dubuque Rockford and Milwaukee with dates through late August.
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Menominee
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LaCrosse Tribune
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Salyer Captures Modified Feature at Road America
Salyer of Hammond Ind led the final lap to win the 160 mile big modified feature at the June Sprints in Road America Elkhart Lake Wis. Roy Kumnick Skokie Ill led after lap 12 but blew an engine rod handing the victory to Salyer Averaged 85.488 mph over the winding course in front of 39500 spectators Augie Pabst Milwaukee and Walt Hansgen Bedminster N J were early leaders before mechanical troubles Don Wolf Cleveland finished second in an Elva Mark 7 with Mike Hall Deerfield Ill third and E L Hall Deerfield fifth in an Elva Porsche
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Bedminster
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Don Wolf
Cleveland
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Deerfield
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Badger Fresh Crew Wins Rowing Crown
Wisconsin yearlings take freshman title at Intercollegiate Rowing on Onondaga Lake in 6 49.6 finishing by three quarters of a length over Brown with Brown 10 feet ahead of Columbia. In consolation races Wisconsin wins varsity and junior varsity. Badger varsity climbs from sixth at halfway to win by a length over Brown. Jaycees come from behind to beat Princeton by a length.
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Bunning Pitches Perfect Game in Phillies Win over Mets
Yesterday Jim Bunning pitched a perfect game, retiring all 27 batters, as the Phillies beat the Mets 6 0 in the first game of a doubleheader. He became the first to win no hitters in both leagues and the first in 42 years to throw a perfect game and win in the regular season. Dick Stuart starred for the Red Sox with four hits and four RBIs, including a homer, in a 9 6 win over the Orioles, whose defeat tightens the AL race.
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Bunning’s NL perfect game marks a father daughter moment
On Father’s Day at Shea, Jim Bunning pitched the first National League perfect game since 1880, a 6-0 win over the Mets. Tony Taylor’s fifth inning dive and throw preserved the gem as Barbara Bunning cheered her father, who struck out 10 and joined baseball’s perfect-game elite.
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All-Star Game 1963 Starting Lineups Named
New York's 3 Yankees 3 Twins and one from the Angels and Orioles compose the AL lineup chosen by vote of 281 players coaches and managers. Bobby Richardson headed the ballot with 233 votes, Mantle missed by injury and replaced by Albie Pearson. Brooks Robinson led the third base selections for Baltimore as Ford Frick prepares to announce the NL starters.
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Harmon Killerew
Tony Oliva
Jim Fregosi
Baltimore
Luis Aparicio
Brooks Robinson
Frank Melzone
Boston
British Banks Extend Credit to Red Czechs
British banks have agreed to extend 12 year credits to Czechoslovakia for the purchase of an 11.2 million fertilizer plant. The agreement was signed by Lazard Brothers and Co. acting for a syndicate including Barclays, Loyds, Martins and National Provincial, with Strojimport and government guarantees.
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Schliem Hurls Wiota Triumph in Home Talent Play
Wiota defeated Hollandale 8 to 2 as Schliem fanned 14 over five hitter. Duane Wilde fueled a 16 hit Wiota offset with a double and two singles. New Glarus beat Dodge Point 11 to 3 with Jack Butts homering in the first. Blanchardville toppled Argyle 8 to 2 as Jim Willoughby drove in three runs. Sam Schuler limited Argyle to six hits for Blanchardville in a night game.
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Ray Sherman
Lloyd and Powless Win Southern Tennis Title
In Charlotte North Carolina Andy Lloyd and John Powless of the University of Wisconsin captured the doubles crown at the Southern Championship by defeating Vic Seixas and Herb Browne 7-5 6-2. Lloyd also won the singles title after a five-set comeback over Seixas 1-6 3-6 8-6 6-1 6-4. Powless and Sara Mea Turber of Evansville Indiana won the mixed doubles title by default over Mrs Raymonde Jones and Manuel Gallardo of Mexico City.
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Knafele Announces Football Retirement
Gary Knafele, a 10-year NFL veteran, retires from the San Francisco 49ers to run a school supply business in Green Bay. He previously played for the St. Louis Cardinals and the Green Bay Packers before joining the 49ers last season.
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Test Shows Stability Of Solid Rocket Fuel
The Air Force reports solid fuel used in Titan 3 space boosters proved stable under impact. A naval ordnance test hurled a 118,000 pound motor segment into a concrete abutment at 435 miles per hour. the fuel did not detonate and the rocket passed.
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Monroe Legion Plans Delavan Double Header
The Monroe Legion baseball team will depart Recreation Park at 4 p.m. for Delavan to play a double header. Pitchers Chuck Dearth and Gary Ruffenacht are slated to start for Monroe. The team carries a 22 win loss record entering the twin bill.
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Shrine Game Sells Out in Milwaukee for Packers Bears Clash
All 44 682 tickets are sold for the Shrine charity game between the Green Bay Packers and NFL champion Chicago Bears at County Stadium on August 22.
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Colt Reliever Calls Bragan Popoff After Houston's Wins
Houston Colts relief pitcher Woodeshick criticized Milwaukee Braves manager Bobby Bragan after Houston swept a doubleheader. He called Bragan a popoff and cited past snubs from Bragan when Woodeshick was with Cleveland. Bragan expressed surprise at the remarks and denied any personal grievance.
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U N Will Keep Force on Cyprus
The United Nations Security Council unanimously extended the U N peacekeeping force in Cyprus for three more months to Sept 26. Bolivia Brazil the Ivory Coast Morocco and Norway sponsored the resolution which followed earlier Cyprus actions. Talks in Washington between Turkish leader Inonu and President Johnson and separate meetings with Greek Premier Papandreou are planned for next week.
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LBJ Proposes Urban Services Plan in California Visit
President Johnson outlined a plan to create a university operated urban extension service modeled after the farm extension service. He spoke in Irvine near the University of California campus site, aiming to boost urban education outreach and meet education leaders to advance the proposal.
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Topless swimsuit baffles town police in Anta Monica
Nobody arrested blonde show girl Lucky Winn age 23 when she wore a topless bathing suit on a city beach. City Atty Robert Cockins said the indecent exposure ordinance cannot be applied without proof of open lewd act. Police Chief Earl Reinbold said officers avoided arrest to prevent publicity. Miss Winn left as newsmen photographed her. Councilmen pledged to back new laws banning topless suits on city beaches.
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