Baseball League Leaders and Interleague Scores Recap
American League leaders shown for batting home runs and runs with star players like Kaline Wagner and Allison featured. Pitching leaders include Bunning and Drysdale. National League notes list Hitting and Pitching leaders, plus multiple interleague results and race standings across several games and venues.
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Allison
Minnesota
Wagner
Los Angeles
Nicholson
Chicago
Battey
Mantle
New York
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Detroit
Charles
Kansas City
Smith
Landis
Pearson
Green
Hinton
Washington
Stock
Fischer
Boston
Osinski
Roland
Barber
Bunning
Pascual
Cheney
Penn
Covington
Philadelphia
Great
St. Louis
White
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
Brock
Robinson
Cincinnati
F. Alou
San Francisco
Cepeda
Boyer
Groat
Javier
Pinson
Santo
Fairly
Gonzalez
Williams
Skinner
Cardenas
Roseboro
Dillard
Mays
Bailey
Wills
W. Davis
O'Dell
Perranoski
McBean
Pittsburgh
Woodeshirk
Houston
Maloney
Nicholls State to Hire Didier as Athletic Director
Nicholls State College will appoint Ray mond Didier as athletic director and baseball coach next month. He has directed LSU football and baseball programs, winning the 1961 Southeastern Conference baseball title, while Jim Mahoney is named head baseball coach with a slate of coaching honors including 1959 Class A and 1961 district titles.
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Thibodaux
UPI
Raymond Didier
Nicholls State College
LSU
Tigers
Nicholls
Vernon Gallianoulos
Jim Mahoney
Mahoney
South Terrebonne
Reds top Cubs as Holloway homers in Monroe league
West Monroe Dixie Seniors Kraus and Cann beat Haddad's 3 1 0 2 0 3 2 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 5 2. Reds win 5 to 2. Roy Holloway hit a three run homer in the sixth to seal the victory as the Cubs fall behind.
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Kraus
Cann
Haddad
Reds
Cubs
Monroe
Roy Holloway
Skeeter Ritter
Don Corbin
Darrel Barnes
Jimmy Balsamo
Knicks Sign Gola for 1963-64 Season
New York teams announce veteran guard Tom Gola has returned his signed contract to the Knickerbockers after being acquired from San Francisco last winter.
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NEW York
UPI
Tom Gola
San Francisco
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Mantle Injured as Orioles Edge Yankees in Baltimore
Mickey Mantle suffered a fracture of the third metacarpal in his left foot after tangling with the center field fence while chasing a Brooks Robinson homer, leaving the Yankees short as Baltimore won 4-3 and moved ahead by .004 in the standings. Whitey Ford earned the win for New York, while Ralph Houk faced the loss of Mantle’s presence for the stretch.
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Yankees Whs
Baltimore
Orioles
Yankees
Mantle
Memorial Stadium
Brooks Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
White Sox
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ralph Houk
Oriole
Dick Brown
Roger Maris
Whitey Ford
Dave Nicholson
Jim Landis
John Buzhardt
Angels
Ray Herbert
Albie Pearson
Ken McBride
Rich Rollins
Bob Allison
Twins
Jim Roland
A’s
Bill Dailey
Roland
Orlando Pena
Norm Cash
Tigers
al Luplow
Indians
Jim Bunning
Jim Grant
Cubs Surge In Standings Amid Twin Bill Win Over Giants
Chicago Cubs, led by Manager Bob Kennedy, beat the Giants 9-5 and 5-4 in a Wednesday doubleheader to climb within one game of the NL lead. Kennedy praises team effort while veteran Whitlow supports Kennedy’s hands‑on approach.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Bob Kennedy
Kennedy
Cubs
Cub
San Francisco
Giants
Salt Lake City
Bob Whitlow
Air Force
College of Coaches
Whitlow
Morrison Signs 1963 Contract With New York Giants
New York Giants back Joe Morrison, 26, has signed his 1963 contract. In four prior seasons he played offense at halfback and fullback, defense at halfback, end, and flanker and also handled punt and kickoff returns.
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NEW York
Joe Morrison
New York Giants
Giants
Morrison
West Monroe Dixie Senior Baseball Scores and Highlights
In a Wednesday night West Monroe Dixie Senior matchup, Brown Rivers Scogin blanked Humphries 18-0 behind 4-for-2 efforts from Buster Knox and Bobby Bates. Knox, James Taylor and Jamie Barrett doubled for B-A-S. Bobby Gates pitched a no hit ball for RHE B-R-SO 165 42-18 100 Humphries. In a second game Kilpatrick's topped City Council 6-1 on Bill Duncan two hitters. Duncan added three hits including a triple. Kenny George and Richard Anderson had two hits each for Kilpatrick's.
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Brown - Rivers - Scogin
Humphries
West Monroe
Dixie
Buster Knox
Bobby Bates
Roy Mitchell
Knox
James Taylor
Jamie Barrett
Bobby Gates
Humphires
Eddie Edwards
Jimmy Sla Taylor
Jamie Barrett Ton
James
West Monroe Dixie
Kilpatrick
City Council
Bill Duncan
Duncan
Kenny George
Richard Anderson
Kilpatricks
RHE City Council
Roger Bell
Jerry Moore
3BH
Snead Seeks Open Glory As Whitecasts Nervous Demise
Grand Blanc Michigan UPI Sam Snead shows form with a 61 at Flint club during Buick Open warmups while Buck White warns nerves and age threaten Snead Arnold Palmer may have only a couple more peak years left Jack Nicklaus could push further if weight and health hold.
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Oscar Fraley
Grand Blanc, Mich
UPI
Sammy Snead
O’neal
Buck
White
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Snead
Flint Golf Club
Sam
Doral
Palmer
Arnie
Nicklaus
Instant-drying skin remedy ad claims quick relief
This vintage advertisement promotes instant drying of itching and burning with a product labeled as effective within minutes and sloughing of infected skin within days. It promises replacement of healthy skin in short order and offers a 48c money-back guarantee if not pleased within an hour, available at all drug stores.
Centenary Announces 25-Game Cage Schedule for 1963-64
Centenary College in Shreveport lists a 25 game basketball slate for 1963-64 under coach Orvis Sigler. The schedule spans from December through February with trips to New Mexico and Washington D C and includes returners and a strong sophomore group after a 22 1 freshman record.
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Shreveport
Centenary College
New Mexico
Washington
D.C
Orvis Sigler
Fast Tex Baptist
Tex Christian U
U. of Mississippi
Oxford
Rice University
Texas Western
el Paso
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Las Cruces
Ark
Tenn
Miss
Phillips 66
Bradley
Peoria
Ill
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Natchitoches
Loyola
N.C
Tennessee Tech
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Ruston
George Washington
Richmond
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Johnson City
Oglethorpe University
Atlanta
Florida State
Southern Mississippi
Hattiesburg
Tulsa University
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma City U
Oklahoma City
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