Dodgers Win Twice to Extend Streak as NL Race Tightens
Dodgers push winning streak to four by taking two from Pittsburgh including a seventh inning rally in the regulation game and a late run in the suspended affair. Cubs beat Giants 4-3, Cards top Reds 4-3, Phillies sweep Mets 2-0 as NL standings stay tight with San Francisco ahead early May.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Pittsburgh
Giants
Chicago Cubs
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Cincinnati
Reds
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
Mets
Ron Fairly
Joe Gibbon
Pirates
Joe Moeller
Ed Roebuck
Dick Stuart
Ron Perranoski
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Bob Friend
Don Larsen
Cub
Lou Brock
Dick Ellsworth
Red Schoendienst
Stan Musial
Joey Jay
Larry Jackson
Lew Burdette
Colts
Jim Golden
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Cal McLish
Art Mahaffey
Roger
Craig
Wes Covington
al Jackson
Bob Oldis
Quits Baseball To Play Football
Dean Look, ex Michigan State quarterback, says he verbally agreed to join the Buffalo Bills after leaving baseball. Drafted by the Denver Broncos, he notes he is a free agent in football and recently quit Chicago White Sox baseball after a 1959 contract. He left Savannah in the Class A Atlantic League.
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Midwest League scoreboard summary results
Decatur 3 Fox Cities 2 in 23 innings. Dubuque 1 Quincy 2. Waterloo 3 Burlington 2. Clinton 9 Keokuk 4. Cedar Rapids 3 Quad City 1.
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Keokuk
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Quad City
Cardinals Triumph As Old Men Shine In 4-3 Win
ST LOUIS AP The Cardinals call on veteran help and 39 year old Red Schoendienst delivers a go ahead run with a pinch hit in the seventh. Musial adds an 11th inning homer as St Louis beats Cincinnati 4-3 to halt a slide. Larry Jackson pitches a complete game as Reds threaten in the ninth.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Red Schoendienst
Redbirds
Cincinnati Reds
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Schoendienst
Joey Jay
Julio Goray
Musial
Jay
Larry Jackson
Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
National League batting leaders include Williams of Chicago at .346 and Alou of San Francisco at .345. Mays leads in runs with 52, while Davis of Los Angeles has 60 RBIs and Cepeda of San Francisco with 77 hits. Robinson, Brock, and Callin show strong totals. Mays also tops home runs with 19, Wills leads in steals with 29. Pitching leaders show Pierce of San Francisco at 5-0 and Purkey of Cincinnati at 9-1.
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Chicago
F. Alou
San Francisco
Mays
Wills
Los Angeles
T. Davis
Cepeda
Iee
Robinson
Cincinn
Brock
Call
Philadelphia
W. Davis
Les
Drysdale
O'Dell
Pierce
Purkey
Cincinnati
Baseball leaders for 196x AL batting pitching list
American League leaders by 100 at bats include Jimenez Kansas City 399 and Essegian Cleveland 335 for batting while Siebern Kansas City and Green Minnesota lead runs with 42, Howser Kansas City 40. Siebern 41 RBI and Kaline Detroit Wagner Los Angeles 38. Rollins Minnesota 69 hits with Robinson Chicago Lieber Kansas City 64. Robinson Chicago and Green Minnesota tie 19 and 18 doubles. A Smith Chicago 3 triples, four tied with four. Gentile Baltimore and Cash Detroit 15 homers with Wagner Los Angeles 14. Howser Kansas City 16 steals and Wood Detroit 15. Wickersham Kansas City 6-1 and Donovan Cleveland 8-2 with ERAs 857 and 800.
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Essegian
Cleveland
Siebern
Green
Minnesota
Howser
Kaline
Detroit
Wagner
Los Angeles
Rollins
Robinson
Chicago
Lieber
A. Smith
Gentile
Baltimore
Cash
Detwil
Wood
Wickersham
Donovan
Baseball results and schedule from Associated Press
Wednesday results include Chicago 4 San Francisco 3 and Philadelphia 2 2 New York 0 1 Los Angeles 85 Pittsburgh 3 3 St. Louis 4 Cincinnati 3 Milwaukee 6 Houston 3. Today's games list San Francisco at Chicago and more with several N and NJ notes. Friday schedule features New York at Chicago Boston at Detroit Minnesota at Kansas City and others.
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Sadecki Suspended Over No-Show With Cardinals
Ray Sadecki, 21, sits out after being suspended indefinitely by GM Bing Devine for missing a midweek game against Cincinnati. Keane condemned the relief appearance as the worst effort seen, while Sadecki vows to resolve the dispute and seeks a trade option to fix his troubled season with St. Louis.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Bing Devine
Sadecki
Cincinnati
Devine
Johnny Keane
Keane
Cards
Kansas City
Kan
Amvets overpower Security Bank in Juvenile Division
Mark Goss pitched a one hit ball as the Amvets routed Security Bank 11 0 in five innings. Bill Hogue and Paul Ranmar led with two hits each in a seven hit attack while Bennie Edwards took the loss for Security Bank. David Thomas tossed a two hitter as Mt Vernon Truck and Body beat Jefferson Motors 12 2 in five innings, capitalizing on multiple errors. Floyd Carpenter started and lost for Jefferson Motors as Dee Quillman had the other Loser hit. Tonight First National faces UCT at 5 30 at the payment factory field and the Register News battles Ace Grocers at the park.
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Amvets
Security Bank
Mt. Vernon Truck and Body
Jefferson Motors
Goss
Bill Hogue
Paul Ranmar
Bennie Edwards
Carl Wiskey
David Thomas
Floyd Carpenter
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Illinois Golfer In Senior Final
George Dawson of Glen Hillyn THL and George Haggarty of Detroit tie for first with 36-hole totals in the 39th U S Seniors Golf Association Championship. Dawson, age 61 in August, aims to defend against Haggarty, a 59 year old lawyer seeking to become the first left handed player to win the seniors title.
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N.Y
George Dawson
Dawson
George Haggarty
Glen Hilyn
Thl
Haggarty
Detroit
John Dawson
Illinois names 1963 golf captain Jerry Smith of Highland Park
University of Illinois announces Jerry Smith junior from Highland Park Illinois as captain of the 1963 golf team. Smith tied for eighth in the 1962 Big Ten championship, signaling leadership for the coming season.
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Highland Park
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Belmont Stakes field may decide the Triple Crown test
Colt stars face a wide open Belmont field as eight or nine sophomores contest the mile and a half test on June 9. Brandywine's Greek Money seeks another leg after the Preakness upset, while Crimson Satan and Jaipur chase big prize money and a fresh Derby lapse. Vimy Ridge and Roman Line drawn into the mix with others in a race viewed as the true crown jewel of the series.
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New York
Churchill Downs
Brandywine
Horatio Luro
Decidedly
Crimson Satan
Owl
Jaipur
Garden State
Roman Line
Tom Barry
Venetian Way
Tim Tam
Icavan
Beautiful Belmont
Warriors Sold for 850000 and Move to San Francisco
Eddie Gottlieb sells the Philadelphia Warriors for a record 850000 to relocate the NBA team to San Francisco and serves as general manager for at least a year. Matt Simmons announces the deal, with Maurice Podoloff planning retirement next season. San Franciscan Tom Gray becomes club president.
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Philadelphia Wariors
National Basketball Association
San Francisco
Maurice Podoloff
Gottlieb
San Francisco Warriors
Matty Simmons
New York
Six Jockeys Hurt In Epsom Derby Falls
London AP reports seven horses fell and six jockeys injured during the 183rd Epsom Derby. Track stewards probe the race while Vincent O Brien, trainer of the winner Larkspur, targets the Irish Derby at the Curragh on June 30. Four injured jockeys remain in hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Trish
Raymond Guest
Curragh
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Epsom
Strong Bench Boosts Twins Past Royals 7-0
ST PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AP The Minnesota Twins under Sam Mele show improved depth as a strengthened bench drives a 7 0 victory over Kansas City. Harmon Killebrew sits with weak hitting while Vic Power is sidelined with a pulled muscle. George Banks starts in left and drives in several runs with a triple. Don Miner substitutes at first base and collects a single.
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Sam Mele
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Vic Power
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Killebrew
Major Jenuque Stars-Pitching In 4-0 Win Over Cleveland
Ralph Terry and Yan Kees combined on the mound, allowing only hits, striking out 10 and retiring 16 in order during a 4-0 victory over Cleveland to put New York atop the American League. Joe Hicks homered and scored for the Senators in a 2-1 win over Baltimore in the ninth.
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Associated Press
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Yan Kees
Cleveland
New York
Joe Hicks
Senators
Baltimore
Terry and Yank s Stop Indians 5-0
American League pitchers dominated a day of strong outings with Ralph Terry of the Yankees tossing a four hitter to break a first place tie with Cleveland. Claude Osteen stars for the Senators in beating Baltimore as Jim Kaat and others delivered shutouts or near shutouts. The Tigers split with Boston after an 11th inning run, while Bill Monbouquette and Frank Malzone helped Detroit and the Red Sox.
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New York
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Claude Osteen
Washington
Senators
Terry
Cleveland
Indians
Jim Kuat
Minnesota
Twins
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Boston
Red Sox
Tigers
Bill Monbouquelle
Frank Malzone
Ken McBride
Ray Herbert
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago White Sox
Osteen
Baltimore
Dr. Terry
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Roger Maris
John Blanchard
Jerry Walker
Dick Radatz
Norm McdAuliffe
Dick Brown
Angels
Herbert
Tom Burgess
Orioles
Senators edge Orioles in late battle for win
Winning pitcher Truman Tucker of the Senators improves to 8 strikeouts with Roger Davis taking the loss for the Orioles, while Mickey McDonald also homered for the Senators. Pirates beat Dodgers with Mark Mayse earning the win and Jamie Wallace taking the loss, with Jerry Seibert hitting a home run.
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Truman
Tucker
S.O
Roger Davis
Truman Tucker
Mickey McDonald
Dodbers
Pirates
Mark Mayse
Jamie Wallace
Dodgers
Jerry Seibert
Umpire Barlick Returns After Eye Infection
Umpire Al Barlick of the National League rested a week at his Springfield home due to an eye infection. The ailment began in San Francisco, worsened until his eye swelled shut, a doctor drained the area, and Barlick planned to resume work Friday in Chicago. A shiny bruise-like reaction referred to as a beautiful shiner followed.
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al Barlick
Barlick
Chicago
San Francisco
Cardinals sign rookie outfielder Frank Ritchie
The St. Louis Cardinals announced on Wednesday that they have signed 21 year old right handed outfielder Frank Ritchie to a contract. Ritchie attended Miami University in Oxford Ohio and will report to the Cardinal farm club in Winnipeg Canada.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Miami University
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Ohio
Cardinal
Winnipeg
Canada
Dodgers ride four man hitting surge to spark season
Dodgers coach Walter Alston notes no player matches Willie Mays Hank Aaron or Eddie Mathews but says a young group could rise. Willie Davis Tommy Davis Ron Fairly and Frank Howard lead a potent lineup with Larry Burright in reserve as Duke Snider and others watch from the bench. The club’s early success includes a three game win streak over the Giants at Polo Grounds with Willie Davis thriving left handed and contributing speed.
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Harry Grayson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
Walter Alston
Dodgers
Willie) Mays
Hank
Aaron
Eddie) Mathews
Los Angeles
Willie Davis
Tommy Davis
Ron Fairly
Frank Howard
Larry Burright
Duke Snider
Wally Moon
Lee Walls
Daryl Spencer
Andy Carey
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Howard Nowj Alston
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Hammer Lock Gift For Daddy At Wrestling Champs
New York AP Ben Northrup and his father Dr M A Northrup, both 114 pound entrants, may meet at the National AAU wrestling championships in New York. Ben, 28, jokes about a hammer lock Father’s Day gift but says he must wrestle hard as the meet progresses. The pair enter a tight elimination bracket likely to cross before the five day event ends.
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NEW York
Ben Northrup
Ben
M. A. Northrup
New York Athletic Club
$25,000 For Champion Of Jersey Meet
A promoter group kicks off the first $100,000 Classic at Upper Montclair Country Club with about 140 players seeking paydays. The event features Arnold Palmer and a field including Gene Littler Jerry Barber and international stars Gary Player Kel Nagle Bruce Crampton Stan Leonard and Al Balding as players eye the big prize and next week’s U S Open at Oakmont.
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Arnold Palmer
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Montclair ‘Country Club
Palmer
New York
U.S
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Winged Foot
Westsfield
N.J
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Upper Montclair Club
Oakmont
Gene Littler
Jerry Barber
Gary
South Africa
Kel Nagle
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Stan Leonard
al Balding
Canada
Pacific Coast League scores and early results
Major Minor League baseball results from the Associated Press list Pacific Coast League Portland 12 Tacoma 0 to 1 Seattle 5 Vancouver 3 San Diego 4 Spokane 0 Hawaii 7 Salt Lake City 6. International League Toronto 3 Buffalo 0 Syracuse 10 Rochester 0. American Association Denver 15 Dallas-Fort Worth 3 Indianapolis 4 Oklahoma City 3 Louisville 5 Omaha 1.
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Fight Results Miami Beach Boxers Score Big Wins
In Miami Beach Mike DeJohn of Syracuse N Y defeated Bert Whitehurst of Baltimore in ten rounds. In St Jerome Bob Cleroux of Montreal KOed Jimmy Simpson of Birmingham Ala in one round.
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Syracuse
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Baltimore
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Que
Bob Cleroux
Montreal
Jimmy Simpson
Birmingham
Ala
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