Pepitone Beanball Row Lights Yankee Stadium Night
New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians split a doubleheader with the Yanks winning 3-1 in both games. Joe Pepitone, nursing a wrist hit earlier, was struck again in the eighth inning of the second game and charged toward the mound before umpire Di Muro restrained him. Bell was fined $50 for throwing at Pepitone, and manager Birdie Tebbetts quipped about beanballs as a sign of explosive tension surrounding the incident.
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Bell
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Dick Vowser
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Boston
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Washington
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al Downing
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Red Sox
Frank Malzone
Ed Bressoud
Bob Tillman
Lock
Zimmer
Senator
Orlando Pena
Pena
Wapire Ed Hurley
Unconstitutional claim rattles boxing commission debate
US boxing convention hears Asheville lawyer argue Kefauver’s federal control plan is unconstitutional while a new rule targets return bout contracts. Abe Greene backs legislation to empower boxing bodies, as others push for safeguards against guaranteed rematches.
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Hope Aol
John Y. Jordan Jr
Asheville
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Matts
Estes Kefauver
Justice der Department
WEA
Abe Greene
Kefauver
Jordan
Congress
Young golfers Reach Finals at Taconic Club
West Coast junior players reach the quarterfinals of the 63rd Women's National Amateur Golf Championship at Taconic Golf Club in Massachusetts. Defending champion JoAnne Gunderson of Providence leads a field including Janis Ferraris of Bangor, Peggy Conley of Spokane, and Carol Sorenson of Janesville among others as they push toward the final rounds.
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Mieltamstown
Mass
Iditeuirs
Janis Ferraris
Ban ‘Angsco
Peggy Conley
Spokane
Wash
Rochester
N.Y
Taconic Golf Club
JoAnne Gunderson
Providence, R.I
Ann Quast Wells
Sentiles
Carol ‘Sorenson
Janesville, Wis
Judy Bell
Colorado ‘Springs
Hela
Sigel Wilson
Gladwyne-Paljunnid Mre
Phillis: Semple
Sewickley, Pa
Retarded Girls Learn To Work At Syracuse Home Project
In Syracuse a group of mentally defective young women, ages 18 to 27, live in a white-brick mansion and learn work skills through a state school pilot program. With first earnings they bought watches as symbols of responsibility, while receiving training in job tasks and daily living such as budgeting and banking.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Ahey
Syracuse State School For
Jacob Schneider
Syracuse University
Schneider
Train Derails Near Colby in Kansas Freight Train Wreck
Wrecking crews were sent to Colby Kansas after 17 cars of an eastbound Rock Island freight derailed and piled up on the right of way about a mile and a half west of Colby. The cause of the accident was not learned.
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Colby
Kan
Rorck Island
Kansas City
Dodgers Beat Cardinals To Widen League Lead
Dodgers beat the St Louis Cardinals 2 1 in 16 innings to extend their lead in the National League. Ken McMullen doubled and scored on Johnny Roseboro’s winning single, as Sandy Koufax notched his 20th? win and Larry Sherry earned the win in relief. The Giants fell further back as Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 6 2. Jerry Lynch hit his 15th pinch hit homer for Pittsburgh in a 7 6 win over Chicago. Mets and Phillies were rained out.
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St. Louis
Dodger
Ken McMullen
Dodgers
Cardinals
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Cardinal
Curt Simmons
Tim McCarver
Cincinnati
Jerry Lynch
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
Johnny Roseboro
Ron Taylor
Simmons
Jim Gilliam
Frank Howard
Ken Boyer
Julian Javier
Larry Sherry
Stars Favored To Win In Akron Golf Classic
Akron Ohio AP big boys lead as Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Julius Boros top the field for the 72 hole American Golf Classic at Firestone. Gary Player rested after PGA returns with sharp practice rounds and a 68. Palmer seeks repeat after last year's 276 course record.
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Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Firestone Country Club
Boros
Gary Player
Tour
PGA
Morning Scoreboard Roundup Highlights Narrow Mismatches
Recap of Friday games shows Minnesota beating Detroit 12 to 1 and Chicago defeating Boston 7 to 1 while Washington topped Kansas City 5 to 1 and New York and Cleveland split 3 3, 1 1. Several twin bills and weather affected schedules listed with key matchups and rain delays.
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Detroit
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Boston
Washington
Kansas City
New York
Cleveland
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B
Omaha Wins Region 6 in American Legion Baseball
Omaha Nebraska defeated St Paul Minnesota 4 to 3 to win region six and advance to the American Legion World Series in Keene New Hampshire August 25 to 31. St Paul third baseman Tom Noswitz was batting champion with 10 hits in 21 at bats for a .476 average. A dropped third strike sparked Omaha's rally in the fifth inning.
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Salina
Kan
Omaha
Neb
American Legion
St. Paul
Minn
John Murray
Tom Noswitz
Keene
The Herald Pays Five Dollars Weekly for Best News Tip
The Herald offers five dollars each week for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips must be timely and verifiable, with the winner announced in print. Submissions should include contact information for follow up.
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the Herald
Dodgers and Senators Win As Cardinals and A’s Fall
Los Angeles lengthened its NL lead with a 16 inning 2-1 win over second place St Louis, while Washington defeated the Athletics 5-1 on home runs by Don Lock and Don Zimmer. Johnny Roseboro drove in the tie breaking run for the Dodgers in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
Dodgers
Cardinals
Washington Senators
Athletics
Don Lock
Don Zimmer
Kansas City
NBA Returns to TV with Weeknight Games in 1964
New York AP reports the National Basketball Association will resume televised game of the week coverage starting January 2, 1964, after a one year gap. league television chairman Fred Podesta announced the decision today.
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New York
National Basketball Association
Fred Podesta
Veteran QB Blanda Leads Oilers In Exhibition Opener
George Blanda, entering his 14th season, will start for the Houston Oilers against the San Diego Chargers in Houston. The Oilers seek a fifth straight strong showing after a 21 20 win at Boston and a 27 10 setback to Denver in the preseason opener. The game kicks off a weekend of exhibition action with 11 games on the schedule across the NFL and AFL.
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Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Omaha
Philadelphia
Washington
Charlotte
Dallas
Los Angeles
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