Simmons Hurls Cards to Narrow Dodgers Margin
Curt Simmons fired a five hit shutout as St Louis beat Chicago 6 0 to narrow the gap on the Dodgers to three games The Cardinals moved to 12 1 in 13 with Bill White driving in three runs And Julian Javier homered as St Louis gained in the NL race while Bob Gibson was set to face the Cubs next The Dodgers Koufax would pitch against Cardwell in a separate matchup on the same night
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Don Cardwell
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Hank Aaron
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Cal Koonce
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Bob Sadowski
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Reds
Eddie Mathews
Gordy Coleman
Bob Hendley
Ron Hunt
Jim Hickman
Mets
Roger Craig
Craig
Don Hoak
Major Loop Record Set by Giant Roster With Alou Brothers
The San Francisco Giants near a major league record for most brothers in one lineup as Jesus Alou joins and Matty Alou rejoins Felipe Alou for a game against the New York Mets. No team has fielded three brothers in the same lineup, though multiple three-brother groups have played in the majors.
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DiMaggio
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Kempthorne Quits UW Football Club
Badgers captain Dion Kempthorne, a senior starting guard from Dubuque Iowa, quits football due to a back injury after X rays. Wisconsin Coach Milt Bruhn describes the loss as heavy and makes multiple lineup changes as season opener versus Western Michigan approaches.
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John Hohman
Letterman
Mike Sachen
Natural Trade Ball Rookie Football Player Appears on Five Clubs
Nat Craddock, a rookie running back from Parsons College Iowa, spent a week on five rosters across three leagues in two countries. He started with the New York Giants and was cut to Ottawa, then claimed by Montreal before joining the Patriots and finally the Jets, with a potential trade future in Boston.
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Rent Ads Seek Quick Placement In Monroe Evening Times
Reach the renters quickly with rent ads. To place them come in or Phone 3, Monroe Evening Times.
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Kegler Season Opens with High Scores in City Leagues
City bowling launches the 1963-64 season with top marks from Wink Gruenewald 608 and Emmanuel Fuchs 224 in Minor No 3. Ken Roth leads the Pleasure League with 530 while Arnold Koehn posts a 543 in Turner Hall. Open dates set for Oct 2-10 across league and national cities.
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Monroe Sales
Triangle
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Wally Speich
Robert Thorp
Don Martin
Robert Hawley
al Goepfert
Spoerry
World Series Plans Completed by Frick
Commissioner Ford Frick finalized 1963 World Series arrangements and restricted ticket printing to the New York Yankees Los Angeles Dodgers and St. Louis Cardinals. He scheduled the series to commence soon with venue and dates pending final approval.
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Ford Frick
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St. Louis Cardinals
Public Hunting Era Vanishing in Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin researcher told a Northern Great Lakes Area Council meeting that public hunting is fading as big and small game preserves grow. Lt. Gov. Jack Olson and resort operator leaders attended, voicing concerns about guest farms and government subsidies. Lawrence J. Montehy noted Wisconsin has 22 privately operated preserves and 10 club preserves, versus 159 in Pennsylvania.
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Cardinals blank Cubs as Simmons delivers five-hitter
Pitcher Curt Simmons of St. Louis threw a five hit shutout, his 30th career shutout, to beat the Chicago Cubs 6-0 and move the second place Cardinals within three games of the NL leader Los Angeles. Jimmie Hall of the Twins slugged his 30th and 31st homers in a 7-4 win over Cleveland tying Ted Williams for most homers by a rookie in the American League.
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Ted Williams
Solar activity tied to historic revolutions
The text notes a link between sunspot prevalence and social upheavals on Earth, claiming that major revolutions in America, France, and Russia occurred during periods of peak solar activity.
Packers Sharpen Attack for Bears
Green Bay signal callers prepare for a season opener against the Chicago Bears as they chase a third straight NFL title. Bart Starr notes the team’s strengths and backs up Tom Moore after Paul Hornung’s suspension, amid injury concerns to Dave Hanner.
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Atwood Defeated in National Amateur Golf Tourney
Walter Atwood of Madison is eliminated in Monday's opening round as Wisconsin's entrant in the National Amateur Golf Tournament falls to Des Moines, Iowa.
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