Yankees Sweep Doubleheader Push Lead In A.L. Race
The New York Yankees routed Chicago 8 2 and 8 4 in a Sunday doubleheader, stretching their lead to 10 1/2 games as they wrapped a 7 000 mile seven game road trip. Bobby Richardson sparked the wins with three hits and three RBIs, Elston Howard went 4 for 4 with a homer, and Ralph Terry and Jim Bouton solidified the victories. Chicago slipped into a tie for second with Minnesota after losses to Washington while Detroit beat Los Angeles and Cleveland and Kansas City won. Milwaukee and Philadelphia also won. The Yanks, 27 25 on the road before the trip, built an early two game cushion at Comiskey Park with strong bullpen relief.
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Ottawans Shine at AAU Meet in Topeka
Eleven of Ottawa youths place in the AAU long course meet as Dana Benoit takes fourth in the 11 12 age one meter diving. Wayne White places fourth on one meter and third on three meter diving in his 13 14 year old group. Cicily Park sixth in 200 meter bronataloke for 15 17 year olds. Boys medley relay sixth in 15 14 class. Ottawa team members include Dean Barr ud Sheldon Tom Wellington Jayne White. 10 and under freestyle relay fourth with Jack Warnock Jim Willarson Bo Killough Steve White. Another Ottawa team Koon Sih features Frank Carey Dean Barr Brad Sheldon Wayne White.
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Green Bay Bounces Back After Defeat
Green Bay, after a surprising loss to the College All-Stars in Chicago, rebounded with a 27-7 exhibition win over Pittsburgh and a 31-10 Cotton Bowl victory over Dallas. Fullback Kim Taylor showed strong form, gaining 8 yards on 12 carries and 16 more on a reception despite knee concerns.
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Athletics Win In Driving Rain
The Athletics edged the Baltimore Orioles 5-4 in a rain soaked finale. Wickersham earned the win for the A’s with nine strikeouts against 10 losses for Robin Roberts. Kansas City idle today as the Cardinals face the Giants at Busch Stadium with Jack Sanford starting for New York against Bob Gibson.
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Second Stringer Leads Chiefs Past Raiders in Exhibition
Eddie Wilson starred at quarterback for Kansas City as the Chiefs beat Oakland 35-0 in Seattle. The second-year passer went 23 of 32 for 286 yards and three TDs with a 10-yard run. Kansas City, 2-1 in exhibitions, hosts Denver Friday.
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Hawaii chosen as tourney site for 1964 Canada Cup
Honolulu AP reports the International Golf Association selected the Royal Lahaina Golf Course on Maui for the 12th annual international golf championship and Canada Cup matches in December 1964.
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Sports scoreboard recap from Saturdays and Sundays results
Major league results navigate a busy weekend with wins for St Louis over San Francisco in 19 innings led by Chicago 2 4 Cincinnati 1 0 and Los Angeles 7 3 over New York. Sundays saw Philadelphia, Milwaukee, and San Francisco claim wins amid rainout delays.
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Dodgers salvage road trip with Polo Grounds wins
National League leaders Dodgers swept the final Polo Grounds games 7-0 and 9-2 to extend their NL lead to six games and cap an eight straight win in New York. Don Drysdale earned his 13th win in the opener with a three hitter and Doug Camilli hit a two run homer. The Mets were stifled as rookie Dick Calmus and Spahn added to the day’s headlines.
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English Win Polo Match In Milwaukee 11-3
A quartet of English players produced clocklike teamwork to defeat the Milwaukee Polo Club 11 to 3 in the first international polo match in the United States since 1939.
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KU Gets New Scoreboard
Lawrence Kansas AP reports workmen installed a 3 000 score scoreboard at the University of Kansas stadium on Saturday as part of a project that added 6 500 seats on the west side of the arena.
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Waterfowl limits set for Kansas hunting season
The Kansas State Forestry Fish and Game Commission set the 1963 waterfowl season and bag limits. Ducks excluding canvasbacks and redheads, mergansers, may be hunted Oct 26 to Nov 29 with a daily limit of eight. Up to two mallards and two wood ducks may be included in the bag.
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