Palmer Keeps Up Torrid Pace at Thunderbird Classic
Arnold Palmer shares halfway lead with Bobby Nichols at 137 after a one under par 70 as Gary Player shares the round with Palmer. Jack Nicklaus withdraws from the scene with a neck injury while Sam Snead and others sit near the top at Westchester Country Club in a $100,000 event.
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Ohio
Lawrence Demarest
Jack Rule Jr
Waterloo
Iowa
County Baseball Heat Builds Gate and Field Interest
Notes on county baseball in 1963 highlight tight league races in both the Maryland State and Tri-County circuits. Broad Run-derf Frederick Sjamsville and Brunswick hold 4-1 records in the State. Harmony leads the Tri-County with a 7 mark, Germantown and Yellow Springs close, Walkersville nearby. Highlights include Jim Chase’s 22 strikeouts for Tramsville, Curtis Mason’s 4:27.0 mile at Mercersburg, and rising jockey Don Smith at Charles Town. The Orioles schedule a Kids Day on June 24 at Memorial Stadium with free admission for 13 and under, plus Little League camp August 4–17 featuring Dave Bedenk and Charlie Gelbert on staff.
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International Park
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Joe Bedenk
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Steve
Candy Spots Leads Field In Chicagoan Stakes At Washington Park
Candy Spots, the 3 year old Preakness winner, is the even money favorite in the $19,000-added Chicagoan at Washington Park on closing day. Jet Traffic, Get Around and a strong group of eight include notable riders and a purse of over $113,000 as the 1 mile race shapes the program.
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Candy Spits
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Arend
Cation
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B. Majer
Letmen Tait
Bill Harlack
Cosme Tip
Jimmy Cannon
Spahn blanks Phils 3-0 for Braves in key win
Warren Spahn tossed a three-hitter as the Braves defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0. Hank Aaron drove in two runs, and a sacrifice fly followed by a pair of hits aided the cause. Spahn struck out three and outdueled Ray Culp as Milwaukee moved within a month of top form in the pennant race.
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Baltechur
Sed Dalrymple
Oldis
Crandall
Aaron Hopes for Record in Major League Home Run Race
In Milwaukee, Aaron eyes a potential leap toward Roger Maris by homers, aiming to close the gap to the 1961 mark. The night’s standings show Nebotal League results and PCL notes with Salt Lake City rain delays.
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Birds At It Again Lose to Boston in 4-2 Finish
In New York the Yankees rally from a 2-0 deficit to beat Detroit 4-2 as Joe Pepitone and Clete Boyer homer in the seventh. Don Mossi pitched six innings for Detroit, Bouton got the win, Mossi the loss. Boston topped Baltimore 5-1 with Dick Stuart and Roman Mejias homering and Dick Radatz closing out the eighth.
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Roman Mejias
Dick Radatz
Red Sox
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Stuart
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Orioles
Radatz
Earl Wilson
John Powell
Thornton V Menno in Madison Square Garden Bout
Thornton a California newcomer challenges Jose Menno from Argentina in a 1 round light heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The fight airs nationwide on ABC starting 9 pm EST. Thornton rose to prominence after upset over Willie Pastrano and climbs top ten. Menno seeks first big win with strong recent form.
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California
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the Garden
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Ochempen
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Sundays Baseball Schedule for Maryland Leagues
In the Heart of MD league and Tri County circuits, teams like Liberty New Market Hams Salt Horne Frederick Stamers Broad Run and Mt Arts Rackerd face a week of baseball action. The slate includes Bosar Labke VeRouw Spores Brunssock Watkins Creaserstimn Walkersie Sullivan Bockeystown Thurmont Tens Middetown Atty Lacketts George Keederxkoat Fiewant Wakk Brandenburg.
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Horne
Frederick-Stammers
Broad Run
Tell Tey Broncvnock
Middetown
Dean Heart OF
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Atty
Lacketts
George Keederxkoat
Fiewant
Wakk
Brandenburg
Frederick Legion Team Third Baseman Guy Suni Emerges
Guy Suni, third baseman for the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion team, enters his third season as a left handed hitter. A veteran of Frederic High School football and baseball, he captained the football squad and also plays for Creacetsigon in the Tri-County League on Sundays.
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Sonmdays
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National League Scores and Manager Shakeup Report
Baseball results show New York defeated Cincinnati 10-3 and Philadelphia beat St Louis 9-3 while Milwaukee routed Philadelphia 9-3 and Pittsburgh toppled Los Angeles 4-1 with San Francisco 2 and Houston 1 in other games. News notes include firing of Mets GM Warren and Marvell Taylor named honorary chair of National Play Team Week July 7-13.
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Chicago
Baseball Schedule Highlights A 19 Inning Twin Bill
In the American League a 19 inning second game featured Washington at Cleveland with a 5-2 and 2-3 box, plus New York over Detroit 4-2. Other results include Boston 5 over Baltimore 1 and Chicago 3 beating Kansas City 2. Sunday's matchups list Los Angeles at Minnesota and Detroit at New York among others.
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Retirement ceremony overshadows Bowling Green at Aqueduct
At Aqueduct after the fourth race 88 year old Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons will retire from active training becoming trainer emeritus. His Wheatley Stable’s Royal Record runs in the Bowling Green with Bill Winfrey taking over Monday for Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phipps. Royal Record is the sentimental favorite while Tutankhamen heads the field at 8-5 in a 158 mile turf race.
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Associated Press
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Greentree Stable
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Bowling Green
Stephen Clark Jr
Pin Oak Stable
Frask Power
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Henry Obre
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John Schiff
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Red Sox Acquire Pitcher Bob Heffner From Seattle
The Boston Red Sox bought right hander Bob Heffner from their Seattle farm club to replace veteran M Ike Fornicles who was sold to the Minnesota Twins for cash. Heffner posted a 5 4 record with a 1 75 ERA this season and strengthens Boston's pitching staff.
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