Baseball scores and standings cross country league results
A chaotic runoff of box scores and standings from multiple leagues reports wins losses and key performances. Notable lines include New York and San Francisco high scoring games with pitchers like Koufax, Drysdale, and Purkey highlighted, plus batting leaders and division tallies across American and National leagues.
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St. Louis
Pinson
Cincinnati
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Wiliams
Chicago
Callison
Brock
Philadelpha
McCovey
San Francisco
Aaron
Milwaukee
Mays
Santo
White
Wills
Los Angeles
Robinson
Perranoski
McBean
Pittsburgh
Koufax
Spain
Marichal
Drysdale
Maloney
Gibson
Yastrzemski
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Pearson
Wagner
Rollins
Minnesota
Yast
California Boys Crowned Little League Champs
Granada Hills pitcher David Lehnem, on his 13th birthday, threw a two hit game to lift California to the 1963 Little League world championship with a 2-1 win over Stratford, Conn. The decisive run came in the bottom of the seventh and extra inning on a Ken Kinsman hit, an error, and Jimmy Walker’s RBI single.
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Williamsport
David Lehnem
Granada Hills
Calif
Stratford
Conn
Lehnem
Kennedy
Washigton Senators
Minnesota Twins
Sehnem
Ken Kinsman
Jimmy Walker
Kinsman
California
Walker
Auto Club race winner at Watkins Glen 100 miles
Eddie Johnson of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio won the 44 lap U S Auto Club event for 110 Offy mid engines at Watkins Glen New York with an average speed of 93.41 mph over the 100 mile distance.
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Watkins Glen
N. Y
Eddie Johnson
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
U. S
Auto Club
McNeese Favored In GSC Football Race
McNeese Cowboys, led by coach Les DeVall, are odds-on favorites to win the Gulf States Conference title with 26 lettermen and four LSU transfers boosting the squad. Key players include Gerald Conner on defense and quarterback Tommy Thompson, who led last year in rushing and total offense. The schedule features top foes Louisiana Tech and Southeastern Louisiana, with openings against Howard College and Tampa as the season unfolds. The team aims to improve passing with Don Breaux’s off-season work and features notable freshmen and transfers in the backfield and receiving corps.
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Lake Charles
UPI
MecNeese
Cowboys
Les DeVall
Louisiana State University
McNeese
Howard College
Brunswick
Louisiana Tech
Southeastern Louisiana
Gerald Conner
Horace Harrington
Huey Simoneaux
Rodney Knight
Parker Hudson
Jimmy Langley
Errol Eschete
Wilbert Esthay
Ron Chaumont
Earl Hicks
Tommy Thompson
Thompson
Richard Guillory
Charles Anastasio
Merlin Walet
LSU
DeVall
Don Breaux
Guillory
Robert Young
Larry Sessions
Felix Simon
Rayne
Tampa
Northeast Louisiana
Monroe
Louisiana College
Pineville
Northwestern State
Natchitoches
Southwestern Louisiana
Lafayette
Cole and Rivers Head To National Amateur Qualifier
Clayton Cole and Jackie Rivers, winners and runners up of the Club Championship at Bayou DeSiard Country Club, travel to Dallas for a 36 hole national test. Cole shot 72 to win by eight over Rivers and Thomas after a 6n Saturday. Hyland won the junior division with 86 and 75 while Henry Cole posted 81 and 82.
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Clayton Cole
Jackie Rivers
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Dallas
Tex
Cole
Rivers
Joe Thomas
Thomas
Ricky Hyland
Henry Cole
Aqueduct Reopens for Fall Meet Highlighted by Fall Highweight Handicap
New York racing resumes at Aqueduct after Saratoga break. Opening day features the $20,000 Fall Highweight Handicap for three-year-olds and up, run over six furlongs. UPI reports the fall meet begins with this stakes race.
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New York
UPI
Aqueduct
Saratoga Springs
Pott Beats Palmer to win Ameri can Golf Classic
Johnny Pott, 27, captures the $9,000 first prize at Akron, beating Arnold Palmer by four strokes on Firestone’s 7165 yard layout. Pott’s 70 final round gives him 276 for four rounds, tying Palmer’s tourney record. Palmer earns $4,600 for second and becomes the first golfer over $100,000 in official yearly earnings with $101,555. Julius Boros places third at 281.
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Akron
Ohio
UPI
Johnny Pott
Arnold Palmer
Pott
Palmer
Firestone
Dallas
West Palm Beach
Louisiana State U
Julius Boros
Pennel Cleared 16 Feet As Vault World Record Holder Improves
Buffalo meet coverage notes John Pennel, 23, vaulting star, clearing 16-3 after a 17-1 bid barely misses. He has risen to fame with a 16-10% world mark and has cleared 16 feet 29 times. AAU meet results highlight New York Pioneer Club, New York Athletic Club, United Athletic Association finishers and Canadian squads in relay events with times and placements.
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Buffalo
N.Y
John Pennel
Buffalo Firefighters’ Association
Miami Beach
Pennel
United States
New York Pioneer Club
New York Athletic Club
United Athletic Association of Brooklyn
Toronto
Olympic Club
East York
Cleveland Striders
Philadelphia
Pioneer Club
New York
Canada sweeps NA canoe championships over U S
Quebec led Canada to a 42 to 30 victory over the United States in the annual North American canoe championships. In Watkins Glen New York Charlie Deitrich of Sandusky Ohio won the Queen Catherine Cup race concluding the Sports Car Club of America championship.
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Quebec
Canada
United States
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Charlie Deitrich
Sandusky
Ohio
Balding Wins CPGA Championship by Two Strokes
Canadian pro Al Balding of Toronto captured his third CPGA title in Edmonton with a 54 hole total of 202, finishing two strokes ahead on Saturday.
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Edmonton
al Balding
Toronto
Professional Golfers’ Association
Rossie Defends National Bicycle Title In Tight Win
Jim Rossie of Chicago retained his national bicycle championship in Northbrook Illinois with a one point margin in the 10 mile race.
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Northbrook, Ill
Jim Rossie
Chicago
Golf money list shows Palmer near top after Masters
The report details 1963 earnings led by Palmer with $83,465, Jack Nicklaus adding $2,200 for fifth, and Potts first with $24,115 year total. Dave Hills shot 69 for 282, with Charles, Bondeson, Nichols, Hebert, Player, Lema, Crampton, Kneece, Rudolph and Hawkins also among top earners.
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Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Pott
Dave Hills
Nicklaus
Bob Charles
Paul Bondeson
Bobby Nichols
Jay Hebert
Gary Player
Tony Lema
Bruce Crampton
Harold Kneece
Mason Rudolph
Fred Hawkins
Playoff Tonight in Amateur Legion League Semifinals
Sterlington and Brown-Rivers-Scogin face off in game two of their best-of-three semifinal at Legion Memorial Stadium at 7:30 p.m. It would clinch a finals spot for B-R-S with a win, or force a deciding game Wednesday for Sterlington. The other semifinal matches Swartz against Rotary Club of Monroe Tuesday, with Rotary aiming to reach the final series with one win. Saul Adler says games are set each night this week to avoid delays, with potential finals starting Wednesday and possibly ending by Friday if either side sweeps.
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Sterlington and
Brown-Rivers-Scogin
American Legion
Legion Memorial Stadium
B-R-S
Sterlington
Swartz and
Rotary Club
Monroe
Rotary
Saul Adler
Spartan halfback Moreland clocks 9.4 in 100
Michigan State back Bob Moreland, a 151 pound halfback from Richmond Virginia, sprinted the 100 yard dash in 9.4 seconds, highlighting his speed for the season.
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Michigan State
Bob Moreland
Richmond
Gulf States Tennis Titles Won In Baton Rouge
Tom Karp of Los Angeles and Patty Lowdon of Fort Worth won the Gulf States tennis titles in Baton Rouge. Karp beat Upton Giles 6-2 6-3 for the men’s title, while Lowdon defeated Patsy Trice 4-6 8-6 6-3 in the women’s final.
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Baton Rouge
Tom Karp
Los Angeles
Patty Lowdon
Fort Worth
Texas
Gulf States
Karp
Upton Giles
Covington
Miss Lowdon
Patsy Trice
Johnny Hamilton
Richard Carter
Downing Joe
Robert Hubbard
Miss Trice
Marlis Moulton
Shreveport
Leoni Lucotti
New Orleans
Paul Burns
Eddie Davis Jr
Luccoti
Irvin
Gregson
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Amateur Legion League
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Steele Motors, Inc
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Amer
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