Detroit Beats Mets In Night Baseball Action
Minnesota dominates Washington 14 to 7 as Power and Killebrew lead the way. Detroit defeats Los Angeles 4-1 with Kaline and Triandos supplying homers. Cincinnati tops Pittsburgh 4-1 in night action while New York thumps Philadelphia 7-4. Sebler and Battey shine for Minnesota in split, with Koufax winning for Los Angeles and Mel Ott’s era noted in totals.
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Providence guard stars in 1963 invitational tourney
Ray Flynn of Providence College, noted as a star of the 1963 National Invitation tournament, spent four years as a ball boy with the Boston Celtics. Curt Simmons of the St. Louis Cardinals, formerly with the Phillies, has beaten his old mates nine times and lost once. Red Ruffing tops Yankees with 40 career shutouts.
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Football jambore results across Louisiana week events
The report lists multiple jamboree results from West Monroe Ouachita to Erath and beyond. Scores include West Monroe 8 0 Ouachita, Holly Ridge 7 6 Crowville, and many ties such as Baton Rouge Central 0 Broadmoor 0. Other entries note Shreveport Jesuit, Winnfield, Rayville, and Glen Oaks among numerous matchups.
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Southwest District 2-AAA Eyes Three-Way Title Race
Southwest District coaches predict a three way battle for the 2-AAA crown among LaGrange Sulphur and Bolton of Alexandria with Sulphur favored to reclaim the title. LaGrange and Bolton loom as threats as returning lettermen and standout backs prime for a strong season front.
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Cotton States Invitational Qualifiers Lead 15th Labor Day Meet
Nearly 100 golfers touted a fast field at Bayou DeSiard Country Club for the Cotton States Invitational at Labor Day weekend. Qualifying tests for 32 championship flight spots were held amid heat, with Don Richards praising the entry list as the finest yet and Homero Blancos defending champ amid notable contenders.
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Rotary Surges To Open Final Series In Legion League
Sterlington, league leader, and Monroe Rotary Club meet in a best of three championship tonight at Legion Memorial Stadium at 7 30. Rotary powered to a 10 1 win over Swartz behind four hit pitching by Bobby Lockwood and Ronnie May. Lockwood won, Lynn Causey was the loser on a nine hitter. Saterfield to start for Rotary against Sterlington’s Parker Haile.
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Embry Signs With Royals For 1963-64 NBA Season
Wayne Embry, captain of the Cincinnati Royals for the past two years, has signed for the 1963 64 National Basketball Association season. His addition brings Cincinnati's roster to 10 players, including former All America Jerry Lucas.
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Mangham High Quarterback Club Meeting Planned
Mangham High Quarterback Club will meet Monday at the high school cafeteria to elect officers start a membership drive and map plans for the season. Dues set at 5 dollars again this year and announced by president Bill Frey.
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Johnston Venturi Lead Denver Open With 66s
Bill Johnston and Ken Venturi opened with four under par 66s to lead the Denver Open Golf Tournament as a 145-player field faces a cut after today's second round. Rex Baxter Jr., Pat Rea, Lionel Hebert tied at 67. others at 68 include Souchak, Cupit, Morrow, Duden, Goetz, and Hill. Venturi, back after two years with back trouble, notched a 66 with a 45-foot birdie start after bogeying the final two holes. Baxter led last year’s first round with 64. Johnston rarely leaves his Phoenix course and shot 66 with five birdies and a bogey.
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Mets President Denies Rift With Casey Stengel
George Weiss, president and general manager of the New York Mets, dismisses a Daily News report of a rift with owner Casey Stengel as ridiculous. He says their relationship is friendly and there has been no split, countering a Pittsburgh bylined piece claiming Stengel might not return next season.
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