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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1963
Page
5
Congressmen introduce bills to ban detergents that resist biodegradation. Proposals require makers to provide readily biodegradable agents to reduce foam, water pollution, and hazards to aquatic life while aiding sewage treatment.
Veteran Al Smith drove in two runs and scored as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Los Angeles Angels 4 3. Valentine left with a severely sprained ankle after an early collision, while pitcher Barber and outfielder Powell also exited with injuries.
New York pitcher Al Downing limited Chicago to one hit as the Yankees won 3-0. Tony Kubek, Hector Lopez, and a Lopez homer powered the win, extending New York’s winning streak to five while widening their lead in the American League race.
Washington Senators defeat the Kansas City A’s 7-2 behind Dan Daniels first complete game in nine starts. Norm Sibern and George Alusik drive in runs, with three unearned Washington runs aided by seven A’s errors. Daniels improves to 2-4 with a strong mound effort as the Senators sweep the series.
Detroits Kaline Hall Bruton and others hit home runs as Minnesota trailed 13 to 3 at the end of innings. The game featured early offense and late rallies with several pitchers listed and defensive notes about fielding and snowbound conditions.
Arnold Palmer tops PGA money leaders after winning the $110,000 Cleveland Open. His $85,645 payday breaks the prior record, boosting three week total earnings to $54,000 and a 10 year total of $430,923. Julius Boros is second with $64,996 and Jack Nicklaus third with $62,140.
Billie Jean Moffitt the 19 year old from Long Beach California upset former champion Maria Bueno to reach the Wimbledon semifinals joining Darlene Hard. Hard defeated Jan Lehane after retirement from a twisted ankle. Ann Haydon Jones upsets Donna Floyd Fales to face Hard. Manuel Santana and Fred Stolle advance in the men's singles.
Chicago beat New York 4-1 as Al Jackson's misthrow spurred a three-run second inning. Andre Rodgers opened with a single, Buhl bunted, and Ellis Burton and Billy Williams delivered RBIs. Buhl earned the win to move to 7-5 while Jackson struggled before being replaced by Galen Olsen.
Seattle AP bulletin reports University of Washington pole vaulter Brian Sternberg paralyzed after a Tuesday night trampoline accident. The sophomore, who had a 16 feet 8 inches mark and awaited a word mark, was hospitalized at UW Hospital and was set to compete for the United States in Russia later this summer.
Services for Walace W. McKwai 60 longtime member of the Red Grange era were held Saturday at the University of Illinois. McKwain died Sunday and was a 1923 24 teammate of Grange noted for his blocking for the Galloping Ghost alongside Earl Britton.
Tony Blazing 51 a former NFL star with the New York Giants and Chicago Cardinals and college coach at his home in Richland Washington died early Tuesday after a period of heart illness. He had been under treatment for a heart mo ment.
AL president Cronin confirms a single All Star game with a seven man pitching staff chosen by manager Ralph Houk and includes stars like Jim Bouton Jim Bunning Roger Maris and Whitey Ford. The roster favors right handers and features Norm Siebers at first base and Harmon Killebrew among outfielders ensuring at least one player from each club appears.
Boston first baseman Dick Stuart vented over being left off the American League All Star squad. He criticized Ralph Houk for a third string catcher taking his spot, noting his own strong numbers and rise in average. Yankees manager Houk explained the omission amid league representation rules.
The page notes a Tri-Co schedule for Aly 4th with locations including Belevard and Walkersville, plus venues in Mill Germaintown and Brunewick Harmony at Doute. In Las Vegas Dinah Washington married NFL star Dick Night Train Lane Tuesday.
Boston rookie Dave Morehead fires a two hitter as the Red Sox beat Cleveland 6-1. Whitfield breaks no-hit bid with an eighth inning single. Romano homers off active list to account for the Indians’ only other hit. Clinton, Geiger, Yastrzemski key Boston six-run surge.
Bart Markel the nation's top motorcycle rider will appear at the Lions Daly Fourth Caves event at Frederick Fairgrounds. He telephoned late at night to confirm his trip from Fuet Mick, marking the first time in a decade two national champions will ride in the local event. Large crowds are expected as advance ticket sales show record interest.
Pirates win 3 2 as Harvey Haddix and Al McBean hold Phillies late. Clemente doubles home Bill Virdon for the deciding run in the sixth, Burgess and Clendenon drive in early Pittsburgh scores. Gonzalez homers for Philadelphia.
The Pittsburgh Pirates break up a longtime roommate pair Harvey Haddix and Bob Skinner after Skinner is traded to Cincinnati. Haddix recalls their close bond and shared routines, describing the moment of separation at Milwaukee airport and the difficulty of saying goodbye.
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