Notes From Here And There
United States teams travel from New York to England to Russia and on to Poland and West Germany, then return after three weeks. Brunswick aims to defend the Babe Ruth League title with a 25-player squad selected by managers and coaches, while Light Open Golf at Turf Valley features Mickey Wright chasing a share of a $10,000 purse. Washington Senators ride a seven-game streak into a Baltimore series, with a fan sign contest at DC Stadium and a push to restore fan voting for the All Star lineup.
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Mrnderick
Tay
New York
Russia
Shell
England
United States
Poland
West Germany
U.S
Brunswick
Railroaders
Mangqae Tall Merriman
Ray Danner
Buck Fauble
Ricky ‘Starr) Scarlett
Bobby Knight
Mark Donovan
Butch Dixon
Jim Fauble
Ray Sauer
Mike Cooper
Sauer
Todlay
Turf Valley Country Club
Baltimore
Mickey Wright
Mickey
Miss Wright
Teattt
Med Hae
Lions Club
Turf Valley
McCurdy Field
Washington
Senators
Nats
Baltimore Orioles
D.C. Stadium
Gabe Paul
Cleveland Indians
Allstar
Cleveland
Gallit
Ward praises Yankee infielders as glove masters during Fourth of July doubleheader
Pete Ward of the White Sox lauds New York Yankees Clete Beard and Tony Kubek for superb defense in a Fourth of July twin bill. Ward, 22, credits Yankees fielding for a high level of play, while noting his own recent improvement at bat and potential Rookie of the Year candidacy.
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Pete Ward
Boyer
Kubek
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Ward
Clete Beaver
Tony Kubek
New York Yankees
Bower
Frank Malzone
Boston Red Sox
Portland
Ore
Prio
Waterfowl Breeding Decline Across Northern Plains
The Interior Department reports a drop in waterfowl breeding populations across North Dakota South Dakota and western Minnesota with some regions showing moderate increases since 1962 The survey notes drought impacts and calls for a follow up study next summer to gauge nesting success and adjust hunting regulations accordingly.
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Interior Department
North Dakota
South Dakota
Sears
Sat
Erroneous Payouts Shock New York Raving Race Officials
In a rare wager error at Aqueduct Race Track a computer miscalculated payouts amounting to 820 444.40. Brenna's Hope paid 1 to 8 water net and Brown's Basque paid 5.10, with the error only found after prices were official. The New York Racing Association accepted responsibility for the loss as officials traced the fault to the electronic calculator. Fourteen amateur golfers played in the U S Open at Brookline Massachusetts but one competitor, Dome, weathered the opening rounds.
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MEM York
Aqueduct
Trave
Lome Mo Walger
Wadner Department
The
New York Raving Asscation
Brenna
Wich
Brown
Walger
Enn Yd. Prati
Parma
Racing Association
Breokline
Mass
Dome
Maris to Undergo Surgery Amid Yankee Slump
Roger Maris will have rectal surgery this week at Lenox Hill Hospital with Dr. John Donaldson. he will miss action for a week to ten days, and John Blanchard will start in right field for the Yankees as Mantle returns from injury and Maris rests.
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NEW York
New York Yankee
Roger Maris
Ralph Houk
Ata Oultickier
Maris
John Donaldson
Lenox Hall Hospital
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Cleveland
Independence
Sidney Gaynor
Gaynor
Donaldson
Mantle
Los Angeles
Houk
John Blanchard
Donitansd
Wielkt
Harry Bright
Lrst
Rodgers Thomson Lead British Open First Round
Phil Rodgers and Peter Thomson shot 67 to take a three under par lead at Royal Lytham St Annes. Arnold Palmer struggled with his tee shots and carded 76, facing a tough second round cut with the field reduced to low 40 and ties. Nicklaus stood at 71 as others faltered in windy, variable conditions.
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ST. Ann’s
England
Phil Rodgers
U. S
Peter Thomson
Australia
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Nicklous
Jack Nicklaus
Royal Lytham
St. Anne's
Rodgers
Thomson
Melburne
Tom Haliburton
Bob Charles
Kel Nagle
Austtralia
St. Andrews
Ramon Sota
Spain
Nagle
Sota
Frank Phillips
Sengolum Sewsunker
South Africa
Gary Player
Latrobe
Aix Greiss
Pub Links Golf Upsets Highlight National Tournament
In Sacramento California the National Public Links Golf event saw top medalist John Joseph and Bud Bradley eliminated in the first round while Dick Sikes won with a 65. Wallace Smith, a Pontiac detective, defeated Bradley’s teammate and other medal contenders faced early exits as many matches unfolded at Haggin Oaks.
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Calif
API
John Joseph
Bud Bradley
Dick Sikes
Haggin Oaks
Wallace J. Smith
Pontiac
Mich
Tssenh
Bradley
Los Angeles
Dante Vicini
Ottawa
Sikes
David Hellman
Waukegan
Ill
Leroy Beasley
Mesquite
Tex
James E. Everham
Walfer
Smith
Soph
Hayward
Sory
Joseph O
Joseph
Baseball Standings and Hong Kong Water Pipeline News
CASTANDINGS details multiple MLB matchups including New York at Los Angeles Boston at Minnesota Chicago at Cincinnati Milwaukee at St Louis Houston at Pittsburgh plus two treks. The AP reports Britain asked China about a proposed one mile fresh water pipeline to drought‑stricken Hong Kong per South China Morning Post on Wednesday.
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Ford
Los Angeles
Osinski
Boston
Monbouquette
Minnesota
Stigman
Deirot ‘Aguirre
Moss
Chicago
Buzhardt
Baltimore
Roberts
Washington
Cheney
Cleveland
Donovan
Kansas City
Wickersham
Drysdale
Craig
San Francisco
Marichal
Philadelphia
Culp
Ellsworth
Buhl
Cincinnati
Purkey
Maloney
Milwaukee
Lemaster
Hendley
St. Louis
Brogue
Burdette
Gibson
Houston
Farrell
Pittsburgh
Cardwell
Hong Kong
Britain
China
South China Morning Post
Ww. Il
Pet
G.B
L. Pet
Kiya
Boston Chicago
Epiedeletia
Vanan
New York Kings
Podres Shuts Down Mets In 1-0 Dodgers Win
Johnny Podres limited New York to three hits and one strikeout as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Mets 1-0 at the Polo Grounds. Roseboro hit a crucial eighth inning homer off Carl Willey, aiding Podres in his second straight shutout and a 23 inning scoreless streak.
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NEW York
Johnny Podres
John Rogeboro
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mets
Roseboro
Podres
Carl Willey
Met
Polo Grounds
Los Angeles
Willey
MacKenzie
Gonder
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L—Willey
Memorial awards to honor two football stars announced
Los Angeles AP reports a proposed memorial awards program honoring Ernie Davis and Gene Lipscomb. Led by Lee Alexander and Rev. Philip Perry, the fund aims to reward outstanding high school and college athletes with trophies and financial aid to help prevent dropouts.
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Los Angeles
Ernie Davis
Gene ‘Big Daddy Lipscomb
Wennesday
Lee Alexander
Philip Perry
Negro General Welfare Fund
Firemen's League Game Tonight in Hyattstown 6:30 PM
Firemen's Loop The Independent Hose Company travels to Hyattstown for the sole Mutual Firemen's League game at 6:30 PM. A jumble of torn lines mentions Los Angeles Rams fullback Dick Bass and Dartmouth players, but reading is unclear.
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Hyattstown
Mutual Firemen
The
Vmioeen Wataeiadie Urally
Los New Market
Angeles
New Market
LOS Angles
Dick Bass
Los Angeles Rams
Dartmouth
Dick , Horton
Tom Clarke
Reading Mass
Bermuda Kids Top Lakers 70 50 in Frederick League
The Bermuda Kids defeated the Lakers 70 to 50 in the Frederick Community Basketball League. Hoy led the Chargers with 12 points as they edged the Warriors 44 to 34 in the other game.
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Patterson
Aden
Bermuda
Lakers
Frederick
Chargers
Warriors
Hoy
Porate
New Hope For Skins By Bill McPeak Era
Washington Redskins under Bill McPeak used Norman Snead and draft picks to rebuild. Key moves included trading Ernie Davis for Bobby Mitchell and LeRoy Jackson, switching Mitchell to flanker, and nurturing rookie talents as the team improved in later seasons.
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WR. Ragsdale JR
Washington
Washington Redskins
Bill McPeak
Athe Sa Dental
Freda
Daag
Gislak
Redskins
Norman Snead
Mivetabie
McPeak
Snead
Amt
WePeak
Nda
Ne Xeon
Te qQwaty
Joe Jurgen
Fred Hagman
Tat Mile
Ernie Dave
Syracuse
Cleveland
Bobby Mitchell
LeRoy Jackson
Davis
Jeukerruam
Font
Une Browns
Las
Mitchell
NFL
Ami
Jackson
Nummer m
Lost Fragments Outline High School Football Preview
Fragmentary OCR hints a Missouri top pick and Wisconsin target in a Sunday game. References to Lucketts and Pleasant Walk appear amid unclear names and matchups.
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All America
Mayan Lowe Wisconsio
Lucketts
Stread
Lacketts
Houston Tops Pirates 2-0 Behind Strong Pitching
The Houston Colts scored twice in the first inning off Bob Friend and defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-0. Ken Johnson started, Hal Woodeshick relieved with the bases loaded in the eighth and struck out Smoky Burgess to end the threat as Bateman closed out the game. Johnson earned the win and Friend took the loss.
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Pittsburgh
Houston Colts
Bob Friend
Pirates
Ken Johnson
Hal Woodeshick
Woodeshick
Johnson
Smoky Burgess
Kevelcrane
Clarence DosER Wins MD Open Golf Title
Clarence Dozer captured the 43rd Maryland State Open in a one hole playoff at Suburban Club after finishing regulation 34 holes at 212. The 4 year old pro edged defending champ Dick Whetzle of Woodholme by two strokes and Cos Tiso of Bone View by three challenging tiebreakers.
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Baltimore
Clarence Dozer
Washington Golf and Country Club
Dick Whetzle
Woodholme Country Club
Mrakes
Cos Tiso
Bone View Country Club
Liston Clay Title Fight Set, Negotiations Continue in Secret
Representatives of Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay met in a midtown hotel to discuss a title bout possibly scheduled for Monday, Sept 30 in Philadelphia. The talks included Liston’s brother and a Louisville syndicate member. no official announcement was made. Liston is the reigning champion who previously defeated Floyd Patterson in Las Vegas on July 22.
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New York
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Philadelphia
Bill Nilon
Jack
Liston
Bill Faversham
Louisville
Clay
Bud Dudley
Villanova
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Campbell Added to College All Stars for Packers Meet
Hugh Campbell of Washington State joins the College All Stars squad to play the Green Bay Packers in Chicago on August 2. The game features NFL champions facing top college talent in a high profile charity or exhibition format.
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Evanston
Ill
Hugh | Campbell
Washington State
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Redskins Sign Two Brothers In 1963 NFL Season
The Washington Redskins announced the signing of Bob and Ed Khayat for the 1963 season making them the only brother combination in the National Football League.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Bob
Ed Khayat
Hospitals to keep $1 from Liberty Bowl tickets
The National Collegiate Athletic Association allows the Delaware Valley Hospital Council to retain $1 from every Liberty Bowl ticket sold in Philadelphia. Normally schools split 73 percent of a bowl game's gross income, but a special ruling lets the hospital council deduct the dollar from its ticket sales.
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Philadelphia
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Delaware Valley Hospital Council
NCAA
Hospital Council
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Brian Wilkes
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Frederick County Girls
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