Killebrew Belts Two Homers To Sink Orioles
A humorous Frederick News column recounts Bucky Summers and family fishing trip to Brunswick. Everyone reels in fish while Summers struggles, finally hooking a stray old stick as the girls impressively haul several sunfish and Wanda and Sissy share the haul.
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Killebrew
Orioles
Bucky Summers
Bucky
Whitney
Wylls
Sissy
Wanda
Brunswick
Lefty
Whit
Daddy
Wanna
Baseball Standings and Schedule Shuffle Amid Tweets of 1963 Jockey Riches
The American League and National League tables show Baltimore and Philadelphia leading their leagues with records around 79 53 and 79 51 respectively. Yesterday results saw Cleveland blanking Washington while Minnesota beat Baltimore 2 1. Today’s games include New York at Los Angeles and Boston at Kansas City among others. Bill Shoemaker led all jockeys in purse earnings for 1963 with 2 562 925 dollars.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
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Chicago
New York
Detroit
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Chance
Monbouquette
Penn
Pappas
Stigman
Aguirre
Peters
Stange
Rudolph
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Houston
Perry
Stallard
Fischer
Gibson
CNY
Nottebart
Farrell
Short
Reed
Gibbon
Buhl
O'Toole
Bill Shoemaker
Killebrew homer duo fuels Twins past Orioles 2-1
Harmon Killebrew hit two solo homers, his 43rd and 44th, lifting the Minnesota Twins to a 2-1 win over the Baltimore Orioles. Al Worthington relieved to earn the victory, and Jim Kaat pitched well through eight innings as Baltimore's only run came in the first on a misplay, wild pitch, and Brooks Robinson double.
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Minneapolis ST. Paul
al Worthington
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Killebrew
Oriole
Brooks Robinson
Jim Kaat
John Orsino
Bob Johnson
Orsino
Johnson
Jackie Brandt
Worthington
Brandt
Earl Battey
Vetera
Lui Aparicio
Baltimore
Minnesota Cord Bi Abricbs
Versailles
Aparicio
Robins
Siebern
Olivart
Rob's
Xillebrew
Bowens
Mincher
Reb
Allison Ib
Adair
Hall Ct
Brown
Battey
Orsing
Allan
Barber
Kindall
Kaat
Minnesota
Versalles
Robinson
Jonson Versailles
L. Rit
Raat
UND Freshman hockey coach named from Fort Frances native
Dated notes show Bill Selman of Fort Frances Ontario named head coach of the University of North Dakota freshman hockey team for the upcoming season. Racing results list maidens aged two, claiming events for three-year-olds and up, with horses like Pram Bit and Charco noted along with odds. Pro football schedule extends to January 10, 1965, with the Pro Bowl set for that date in Los Angeles.
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Fort Frances
Ont
University of North Dakota
Keralna
Espinosa
Glenoca
Smith
Madden
Headley
Fitzgerald
Small
Los Angeles
Allen's leg homer lifts Phillies past Astros 4 3
Richie Allen hit an inside the park homer in the eighth to cap a four run night for Philadelphia. Jim Bunning improved to 15-4 with his sixth straight win as the Phillies outslugged Houston 4 to 3. Callison Covington and Thomas also homered for Philadelphia while Gaines went deep for Houston. No amateur completed the 72 holes in the 1963 U S Open at Brookline.
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Richie Allen
Phillies
Houston
Jim Bunning
Hal
Skinny
Wes Covington
Clay Dalrymple
Frank Thomas
Allen
Dick Farrell
Brown
Jones
Farrell
Grote
Bunning
Dalrymple
L —Brown
Gaines
Callison
Covington
Thomas
al- Ten
Brookline
Mass
Teenager Lovers Swim Record at U S Trials Tokyo Bound
Sharon Stouder, 15, of Glendora Calif, breaks the world record in the 100 meter butterfly with 1 05 7 and wins a second event at the Olympic trials earning a Tokyo team berth. Kathy Ellis and Donna de Varona follow in the butterfly final as men’s 100 backstroke upset features Gary Dilley.
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New York
Sharon Stouder
Glendora
Calif
U.S
Kathy Ellis
Indianapolis
Donna de Varona
Santa Clara
Holland
Ada Kok
Miss Stouder
Miss de Varona
Miss Ellis
Gary Dilley
Michigan State
Jed Graef
Princeton
Bob Bennett
Los Angeles A.C
Roy Saari
el Segundo
Ace
Saari
Australia
Murray Rose
Bill Farley
Michigan
la Cascade
John Nelson
Pompano Beach
Fla
Tammy Davis and Phyllis Swann Won’t Travel to Toronto Meet
Hurdler Tammy Davis and sprinter Phyllis Swann remain sidelined with leg injuries, prompting coach Jack Griffin to cancel Frederick club entries for the 440 yard relay and hurdles. Debbie Thompson and Kay Johnson will proceed to the meet while Tammy and Phyllis plan to join the team for the September 13 event at Mountainview Raceway.
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Tammy Davis
Phyllis Swann
Toronto
Canada
Frederick Track and Field Club
Jack Griffin
Griffin
Frederick
Debbie Thompson
Kay Johnson
Tammy
New York
Phyllis
Catonsville
Debbie
Los Angeles
Japan
Mountainview Raceway
Route 15
Ageless Minnie Minoso Returns To White Sox
Saturnino Orestes Arrieta Minoso, 41, was purchased from Indianapolis of the Pacific Coast League to join the Chicago White Sox for a pennant push. He hit .270 with four homers and 21 RBIs in minors, eyes a September sprint with Orioles and Yankees looming. Minoso, popular veteran, missed 1962 skull fracture and wrist injury, back home at Comiskey Park.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Saturnino Orestes Arrieta Minoso
Minnie
Indianapolis
Detroit Tigers
Minoso
White Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Joe Cunningham
Washington Senators
Comiskey Park
Baltimore Orioles
Chuck Estrada
Milwaukee
Dan Schneider
Clay Carroll
Denver
Estrada
Orioles
Yankees Win 4-1 Over Angels in Six-Hit Downing Victory
The Yankees beat the Los Angeles Angels 4-1 as Al Downing earned the win with six hits allowed. Pedro Gonzalez Mickey Mantle and Elston Howard delivered the first run with singles, Hee Lopez added a sacrifice fly for the second, and Boyer finished the scoring. Brunet took the loss for Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Yankees
George Brunet
Los Angeles
Pedro Gonzalez
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Hee Lopez
Boyer
al Downing
Angels
Lou Clinton
Tom Satriane
Bobby Knoop
New York
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