Chisox Beat Yankees Behind Buzhardt and Wilhelm
The Chicago White Sox topped the New York Yankees 5 to 2 as Johnny Buzhardt and Hoyt Wilhelm combined on a six hitter. Camilo Carrera drove in three runs with a three run double in the fourth as Pete Ward extended his hit streak to 18 games. The win moved Chicago within one game of first place as Minnesota, Boston, and Detroit also won in American League action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Johnny Buzhardt
Hoyt Wilhelm
Yankees
New York
Philadelphia Phillies
Camilo Carrera
al Downing
Pete Ward
Chicago
Downing
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland
Kaat
Bill Daley
Gary Geiger
Jack Lamabe
Indians
Willie Kirkland
Chuck Schilling
Lou Clinton
Kirk
Trautman Dies At Columbus
George Red Trautman 73 died in Columbus after a three month illness from lung cancer. A longtime sportsman, he led the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues as president since 1947, guiding the minors through postwar boom and later challenges. Funeral at St Albans Episcopal Church. Trautman previously ran the Columbus Red Birds and served as Detroit Tigers executive before becoming minor leagues president. Steve Gary of St Marys Calif signs to join the San Francisco Warriors for 1963 64 season as No 3 draft choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
George
Red) Trautman
Trautman
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
the Minors
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
W. G. Bramham
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Detroit Tigers
Warriors San Francisco
UPI
Steve Gary
St. Mary's
Calif
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Gary
Warriors
Lakeland Giant Cager Sidelined By Poor Grades
SHEBOYGAN AP Wes Levi Jer Lakeland College 6 11 sophomore and 1962 63 MVP is declared scholastically ineligible to compete in athletics next semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeland
Sheboygan
Wes Levijer
Lakeland College
Perranoski Proves Worth Again Dodgers Win 5 4
Dodgers powered by relief ace Ron Perranoski beat the Reds 5 4 as he pitched two scoreless innings to extend his scoreless stretch to nine innings in five straight appearances. Willie Davis homered after walks by Maury Wills and Jim Gilliam in the third, with Tommy Davis and Wally Moon contributing later. Giants retook the NL lead with a 3 3 victory over the Cardinals while Milwaukee beat Houston 3 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Michigan State University
Dick Radatz
Boston Red Sox
Ron Perranoski
Los Angeles Dodgers
Michigan State
Radatz
Perranoski
Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Paterson
N.J
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Drysdale
Perrano
Willie Davis
Maury Wills
Jam
Gilliam
Tommy Davis
Wally Moon
Ron
Joey Jay
Giants
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
Houston Colts
Juan Marichal
Billy Pierce
New York To Host Trials For Tokyo Olympics Events
New York City will host trials for 15 of the 20 Olympic events as the United States prepares for Tokyo. LS Olympic Committee Secretary Asa Bushnell signed the contract with the city on Monday to consolidate trials in the metropolitan area and mark a pivotal step in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marichal Succeeds Defying No-Hitter Whammy
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal threw a no-hitter against Houston 1-0, ending decades of press and public superstition about jinxes. The game raced along in Le high-spirited fashion as Marichal held the Astros hitless through nine innings, finishing with a two-strike finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Giant
Houston
Leetes Park
Ma- Tichal
Ichal
Marichal
Juan
Dominican Republic
Braves President Seeks Earlier Draft Pick Time Change
Milwaukee Braves president McHale said he will ask the National League to move the first year players selection time from early December to a period during the World Series. He added that the Chicago White Sox will propose the same in the American League. The plan would allow players in winter instructional league from Oct 12 to Dec 12 to join the Series without later draft exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
McHale
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago White Sox
Two No-Hitters in Eastern Wisconsin Summer League
In seven inning play on Monday night two pitchers no-hit opponents. Mike Schuler of 1 Plsmouth fanned 16 and walked five in a 1-0 win over Chilton with an unearned Chilton run. Bob Goebel of New Holstein struck out 17 with three walks in a 15-0 triumph over Kiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Mike Schuler
Plsmouth
Chilton
Bob Goebel
New Holstein
Kiel
Roundy Says: Rambles on sports and life from Roundy Coughlin
Roundy Coughlin writes in a casual column about golf and the Women's Western Open at Madison, plans to attend events in Buffalo, Mos, and St Louis, and shares tangential memories. He recalls Milt Bruhn, Burdette, Span, and talks of Ohio State, his high school days, and a messy press box trip. The piece blends sports chatter with whimsy and personal asides.
Return bout in Lethbridge eyed for Firstrider Schmidt
Canadian belterweight champion Eddy Firstrider faces Minnesota former champion Pete Schmidt in a 12 round title bout at Mules High on June 28. Firstrider won the title on a split decision after the German-born Schmid allegedly carried a typewriter to the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Alta
CPD
Eddy Firstrider
Minnesota
Pete Schmidt
Mules High
Firstrider
Schmid
Pril
Young Greg Spahn Begins Low in Braves Lineup
Milwaukee scout wire reports Greg Spahn son of Warren Spahn, dresses with the Braves, starting as a sophomore in Hartshorne high school. He polishes shoes in the clubhouse and dreams of football, while training toward a varsity spot this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Upi
Milwaukee Braves
Taxe
Warren Spahn
Ores Spahn
Greg
Cubs Recall Lemay From Atlanta IL. Aspromonte Traded
Left handed pitcher Dick Lemay was recalled by the Chicago Cubs from Atlanta of the International League. The Cubs cleared space by sending veteran infielder Ken Aspromonte to Salt Lake City of the Pacific Coast League on a 24 hour recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
SPI
Dick Lemay
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Lemay
Ken
Aspromonte
Salt Lake City
Baseball Tonight Offers A Packed Week of Matchups
National and American leagues announce a slate of games and probable pitchers for Monday through Wednesday. Key clashes include Houston vs Milwaukee, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles at Cincinnati. Notable pitchers listed: Koufax, Gibson, Bunning, and Monbouquette among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pribadelpaia
Houston
St Louis
James
San Francesco
Louis
Bolin
Sadecki
Philiadelphia
Pittsburgh
Saght —Mohuthes
Franti
Fox Wheeles
Cincinnati
Anght —Koufax
O'Toole
Wilwaukee
Johnson
Yx Clemacer
Tucat
New York
Hson
Hook
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Francisco
St. Lous
W. L. Pet
SP Hoxton
Minnesota
Cleveland
Ste Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Los Ang
Donovan
Dowell
Monbouquette
Morehead
Terry
Pizarro
Hoberts
Chance ‘taBe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chisox
Buzhardt
Dailey
Winver — Kaai
Pappas
Hr—Brandt
Oy Bell
Walker
Azcue
Heffner
Lamabe
Nixon
Hr—Schilling
Clin
Mossi
Sturdivant
Aguirre
Freehan
Rakow
Wyatt
Sullivan
Messi
Bruton
del Greco
Harrelson
Hamilton
Wiams
Howard
Wilhelm
Carrera
Martin
Hr—Maris
Ward
Osteen
Kline
Landrith
Turley
Spring
Lee
Fowler
Navarro
Foiles
E. Sadowski
Hr—King
MR Conditioned Tso Siee
Srachive
Xen
We At
Smith Playground
Northwestern
Len Buriette
Chuck Hiller
Jon Varenport
The
Gums
Julian Javier
Tor
Cardinals
Cami
Jay
Dugas
Zann
Worthington
Henry
Edwards
St. Louis
Pierce
Barley Burdette
Bauta
McCarver
Burdette
Jayier
Alma
Felipe Alou
Felipe
Hall of Fame
Oka Det Eid
For
Shore View
Roundy Says
Roundy Coughlin
Mad- Guy
Ion
Milt Bruhn
Buffalo
St. Lou
Oscar Mayer
St Raphael's
Madison
Ohio State
Sore Babe
Braves
Atlas Tires
Atlas Batteries
Carmen
Andy Rutz, Jr
Merritt Ave
Greg Spahn
Ife
Wei
Tugh School
Hartshurne
Wisden
Botbs Bragan
Hartshorne
Bunning
Stange
Kan
iBall
Los Ange
Xouill
Sportsmans
Poombow
Stitzel-Weller
America
Louisville
Kentucky
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!