Night slate and twin bill in major league baseball
Scores and schedules from a busy night with Cleveland beating Boston 8-3 and multiple twi night games featuring Washington at Kansas City Minnesota at Detroit Los Angeles at Baltimore Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston and St. Louis vs San Francisco plus Tuesday probables including New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Houston and St. Louis at Los Angeles. notable box scores include New York 18 Philadelphia 0 and Cleveland 8 Boston 3 with home runs by Ramos Azcue and others.
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Washington
Kansas City
Osteen
Rudolph
Segui
Drabowsky
Minnesota
Detroit
Stange
Aguirre
Los Angeles
Baltimore
McBride
Pappas
Cleveland
New York
Donovan
Ford
Chicago
Boston
Pizarro
Wilson
Cleve
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Craig
Powell
McLish
Short
Pittsburgh
Cardwell
Ellsworth
Buhj
Cincinnati
Houston
Nuxhall
Johnson
Sadecki
Burdette
Padres
Milwaukee
Sadowski
O'Dell
W. L Pet
Hi Fl
If Chicago
Poor Start for 49ers Hits Hard in Early Ex exhibition Notes
San Francisco fans see no winner yet as the 49ers open 1963 with two exhibition losses. Coach Red Hickey cites pass protection and tackling as key fixes while rookies like Kermit Alexander and Don Lisbon may shape the offense. Alexander reworked from defense to offense delivering two long TD runs, with Brodie at quarterback and Campbell and Lind among promising rookies. The team emphasizes improving as veterans like Leo Nomellini pace the line and young linemen seek spots behind St Clair Donahue Lakes and Bosley.
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Forty Niners
Red Hickey
Hope Springs
Hickey
Kermit Alexander
UCLA
Alexander
Chicago
Minnesota
Hugh McElhenny
Don Lisbon
Bowling Green
John Brodie
J.D. Smith
Mike Lind
Notre Dame
Leo Nomellini
Dan Colehico
Len Rohde
Clark Miller
Charlie
Martine
Ed Pine
Mike Dowdle Carr Kammerer
Abe Woodson
Pee Jerry Mertens
Dale
Elbert Kimbrough
Brodie
Bernie Casey
Jim Johnson
Messer
Bob Gaiters
Kay McFarland
Lisbon
Bob St Clair
Leon Donahue
Roland Lakes
Mike Magac
Bruce Bosley
Campbell
Lind
Charley Sieminski
Penn State
Walter Rock
Maryland
Floyd Dean
Florida
Little League World Series Opens With Two Matches
Houston Texas and Granada Hills California start the 17th Little League World Series in Williamsport Pa. at 4 p.m. EST. A U S Air Force team from Izmir Turkey has a first round bye among seven teams. First round play ends Wednesday with Stratford Connecticut versus Valleyfield Quebec and Monterrey Mexico facing Duluth Minnesota. The championship is scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Houston
Tex
Granada Hills
Calif
U.S. Air Force
Izmir
Turkey
Stratford
Conn
Valleyfield
Quebec
Monterrey
Mexico
Duluth
Minn
LSU Coach Vows Tigers Hurt By Rules Changes
Baton Rouge Louisiana State football coach Charlie McClendon in his second year says LSU is hurt more by new collegiate substitution rules than any school. He plans bold shifts, rebuilding with 20 lettermen out and a young lineup led by QB Pat Screen and RB Danny LeBlanc as the Tigers face an ambitious 1963 schedule.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
LSU
Charlie McClendon
Arkansas
McClendon
Paul Dietzel
West Point
Tigers
Texas
Danny LeBlanc
Lake Charles
LeBlanc
Pat Screen
New Orleans
Screen
Louisiana
Y. A. Tittle
Bard Eagle
New York Football Giants
Dwight Robinson
Robinson
Bill Truax
Truax
Remi Prudhomme
Robbie Hucklebridge
Ruffin Rodrigue
Jim Corbett
Texas A&m
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Mississippi
Texas Christian
Tulane
Bayou Bengals
Rice
Miami
Florida
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi State
Gulf States Tennis Upset Marks First Day of Tourney
Unseeded Robert Gregson of New Orleans upset No. 4 Randy Moorehouse of Lafayette 6-3 1-6 7-5 in the boys 12 and under division as top seeds mostly advanced after a delayed start. Tom Karp of Los Angeles dominated Bob Feldman 6-0 6-1 in junior boys. Other results include Carter over Michell 6-1 6-2 and Ecuyer over Sweatman 6-1 6-1 with several defaults and byes across age groups.
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Robert Gregson
New Orleans
Randy Moorehouse
Lafayette
Tom Karp
Los Angeles
Bob Feldman
Baton Rouge
Richard Carter
Pete Michell
Bob Ecuyer
C. Sweatman
Biloxi
Patsy Trice
Barbara Wolfe
Patty Loudon
Fort Worth
Tex
Wayne Diel
Baton Ruge
George Dismukes
Mobile
Steve Yellin
Chris Kelsey
Alexandria
Tuppy Dougherty
Ann Borders
Shreveport
Sonshore Giles
Covington
Fil
Mac Pigman
Bruce King
Louis Abshire
Pigman
Dale MacCurdy
Mark Meyers
H. Barton
Wrestlers set for tag match as crowd swells at Roll Arena
Promoter Ralph Fox plans another big card after last week’s 1,200 turnout forced crowd limits. Tonight’s event features Cowboy Tom Bradley and Denver Cole and Jim Osborn versus Jack Curtis Jr and Pat Barrett in a two fall tag bout with prelims Curtis vs Bradley and Barrett vs Osborn. Barrett and Osborn have never wrestled for Twin Cities crowds.
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Jim Osborn
Wichita
Kans
Twin Cities
Tom Bradley
Denver Cowboy
Jack Curtis Jr
Pat Barrett
Dublin
Fox
Curtis
Bradley
Barrett
Osborn
Memphis Legion Juniors Win South Central Regional Title
Memphis defeated Jackson Mississippi 7 to 0 to clinch the South Central regional title, extending its winning streak to 32 games. Johnny Schroeppel held Jackson to five hits with 12 strikeouts as Memphis advances to the national finals in Keene New Hampshire starting Sunday.
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Memphis
American Legion
Jackson
Miss
Keene
N. H
Johnny Schroeppel
Croswell
Andy
Moses Schroeppel
Mitchell
Palmer Favored In World Series Playoff At Akron
Arnold Palmer, feeling fit, is favored over Jacky Cupit and Phil Rodgers in an 18 hole playoff for the World Series of Golf money, with $50,000 going to the winner and $15,000 to the runner up. The event leads to a $55,000 American Golf Classic at Firestone. Palmer has set a season money record and won six tournaments this year.
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Saratoga
Chicago
Atlantic City
N.J
Chamber of Commerce
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Coppahaunk
Salem
N.H
Stoney
del Mar
Callf
Sabina Louis
Lincoln
Little Eddie
Nantucket
Lincoln Downs
Arington Park
Royal Redress
Livingston
Mr. & Chance
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Akron
Ohio
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Jacky Cupit
Phil Rodgers
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Bob Charles
Pot
Palmer
Nicklaus
PGA
Dallas
Cupit
Boros
U.S
Rodgers
Charles
Firestone Country Club
Mets Future Built on Farm System as Plan Unfolds
New York Mets president George Weiss outlines a five year strategy built on a strong farm system with minor league teams and homegrown players. He notes progress with prospects like Galen Cisco and Ron Hunt, and that ownership remains optimistic while standings suggest 50 win pace if current trends continue. The franchise emphasizes developing talent within and expanding only if rules allow.
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New York Mets
Mets
Weiss
New York Yankees
Galen Cisco
Tracy Stallard
Carl Willey
Ron Hunt
Duke Carmel
Jesse Gonder
Yankees
Buffalo
Girls Launch National With Good Showing
Williamstown Massachusetts UPI defending champion Jo Anne Gunderson a 23 year old Providence school teacher bent on a fourth title in seven years won 6 5 over Mrs Warren Rochester New York after a front nine 35. Mrs Wells Mount Vernon Washington also shot 35 to defeat Mrs Pennington Buffalo New York 6 and 5. Former champions Melnlire Cronin not as lucky on the par 72 6195 yard Taconic course as Elizabeth Fleitas Green ville Delaware posted a one up lead on the 15th and halved the last three to beat Melnllre. Mae Murray Jones Montpelier Vermont upset Mrs Cronin parring the second extra hole. Janis Ferraris San Francisco and Peggy Conley Spokane top younger victors.
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Mass
UPI
Jo Anne Gunderson
USGA
Anne Quast Welts
Taconic Golf Club
Berkshire Hilles
Miss Gunderson
Providence
R. 1
William Warren
Rochester
N. Y
Wells
Mt. Vernon
Wash
John Pennington
Buffalo
Barbara MelIntire
Colorado Springs
Colo
Grace Len
Vermont
New England
Mae Murray Jones
Montpelier
Miss Ferraris
Jean Bryant
Hinsdale
Four Trapshooters Go 25 of 25 at Pine Hills Cup
Harry Hays Jr Mato Williams Jesse Cobb and Charles White posted perfect 25x25 trap scores at Pine Hills Gun Club Sunday. Others went 24 of 25 including Harry Carpenter Fred Cotton Gene Lutz Harry Preaus Ross Graves and Leon Hill. Bruce Brooks Jr and B C Boyd shot perfect skeet 25 of 25. Marvin Williams had 24. The monthly Challenge Cup Shoot is Sunday open to public spectators with three women among top scorers. Interested shooters may contact Wade Pearson at 306 South Grand Street Monroe.
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Harry Hays Jr
Mato Williams
Jesse Cobb
Charles White
Pine Hills
June Hill
Betsy Graves
Emily Ruth
Wade Pearson
South Grand Street
Monroe
Class Shoots On Vandalia's Show Today
Vandalia Ohio AP The 64th Grand American Trapshoot launches with five division class championships and prize equity. About 900 marksmen expected. Monday rain caused delays in 200 target 16 yard event and shootoffs for winners are set today. Multiple state and family pairs tied for leading scores in national and state categories.
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Punkin Flock
Miami
Fla
Dan Orlich
Reno
Nev
MH. Rich Jr
Greenville
Miss
Don Mackerman
Newton
Iowa
James W. Hunter
Steve Carmichael
Kansas City
Kan
Douglas V. Bubitz
Bad Axe
Mich
Adolph L. Nelson
Detroit
van N Marker
Versailles
Ohio
Bardon
Eulalie Higgins
Duluth
Minn
Jim Higgins
Dave
Ned Burley
Wapakoneta
Indians topple Red Sox on Alvis three run homers in win
Yesterday's Stars show Max Alvis for Cleveland hitting consecutive three run homers powering an 8 to 3 victory. Dennis Bennett of Philadelphia shut out the Mets 1 to 0 on five hits marking Philadelphia's eighth straight win with Raleigh Auburn Quincy and Salinas listed as Weiss waits.
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Max Alvis
Indians
Cleveland
Boston
Dennis Bennett
Phillies
New York Mets
Philadelphia
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