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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
4
The article notes weekend games for Ruth All-Stars and details a community effort to repair the Buckeystown dam. It mentions low turnout from fishermen and Izaak Walton members, with planned work sessions Saturday and Sunday at the dam site.
Baltimore pitcher Dave McNally earned his 5th win with a five hitter and rookie completed the game as the Orioles beat the Los Angeles Angels 5 to 1. Bong Powell homered in the first after an Angel error and Baltimore added two more runs in the fourth and one in the eighth.
Grove to start for Frederick in the 3 PM EDT game in Oakland. If locals win, Ambrose or Ranneberger will start the second half of the double header at 11:80 PM EDT. Two undefeated teams, Atlanta and the winner, clash at 6 PM EDT after eliminations.
Washington coach Bill McPeak believes the Redskins can win the Eastern title in 1963 if they develop a strong running attack to complement Norman Snead's passing. He cites Leroy Jackson, Billy Barnes, Don Bosseler, and rookie Dave Francia as key backs, with a defensive lineup featuring Jota Pabuck, Andy Styrene, and Bobby Mitchell.
Pittsburgh Pirates toppled the Chicago Cubs 9 to 3 to complete a three game sweep. Clendenon doubled and Pagliaroni singled in the sixth to key a 3 1 deficit, then Alvin McBean drove in a run with a bases loaded homer in the ninth as Clemente added a homer for Pittsburgh.
Eddie Bressoud hit a grand slam and drove in six as the Red Sox rout the White Sox 11 to 2. Dick Stuart belted his 33rd homer and added three hits to widen his AL home run and RBI leads. Boston pitchers Morehead and Nixon held Chicago despite a late rally.
Norm Siebern drove in three runs with a homer and a single as the Kansas City Athletics defeated Washington 6 to 4. The A's built an early lead, scoring four in the third aided by Siebern's 14th homer, while Beanie Daniels started for the Nationals and suffered the loss. W-Rakow 8-8. Daniels 4-9. Home runs King for Washington and Siebern for Kansas City.
U S Open champion Julius Boros and rivals Johnny Pott and Miller Barber shot three under par 67s to lead the $50,000 American Golf Classic at Firestone. Palmer and Nicklaus struggled to par, while a large group at 68 trailed.
Baseball results and upcoming games from the American and National Leagues list scores for Pittsburgh over Chicago nine to three and San Francisco over Milwaukee eight to six among others. The schedule includes New York at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia along with several night games and twin bills featuring skilled pitchers and key matchups.
Jim Stockman resigns as manager of the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion squad after three years, ending a tenure that yielded two Maryland championships and Remony Tournament titles. Coaches, umpires, players, and parents laud his fundamentals, leadership, and sportsmanship, noting his impact on the boys and local baseball culture.
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Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston head the seedings as the United States hopes for the first all American final in 10 years at the National Tennis Championships opening August 28 at the West Side Tennis Club. Roy Emerson Rafael Osuna and others follow in the rankings with McKinley favored after a Wimbledon sweep.
Cleveland explodes to a 7-4 win over New York as John Blanchard hits a grand slam in the sixth. Ralph Terry was chased after a 6-0 Indians lead, and Gary Bell closed out the eighth to prevent further Yankee threats.
Felipe Alou hit a three run homer to spark Juan Marichal to his 19th win. Joe Torre added a grand slam for Milwaukee in the eighth but San Francisco built and protected a two run lead. Marichal pitched through the final innings for the victory.
A 10 round lightweight bout between Luis Molina of San Jose and Doug Vaillant of Cuba was reset to August 2 after Vaillant complained of a throat ailment. Venue not specified.
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