Dick Stuart’s Power Leads Red Sox In 11-2 Win
Dick Stuart powered the Boston lineup with his 33rd homer and key hits as the Red Sox defeated Chicago 11-2. He drove in multiple runs while manager Johnny Pesky noted his 6-3, 220-pound frame may impact his fielding. Other games saw Cleveland top the Yankees 7-4 with a grand slam by John Blanchard, and Blanchard’s slam followed a late rally by Kansas City and Baltimore.
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Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
Boston
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Ed Bressaud
White Sox
Yankees
Cleveland
John Blanchard
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Los Angeles Angels
Dave Morehead
Bressaud
Blanchard
Indians
Tito Francona
Fred Whitfield
Willie Kirkland
Ottawa High School football opens equipment issue
Ottawa High School began its 1963 football season with 34 prospective players checking out equipment ahead of the September 2 start. First practice set for Labor Day at 8 a.m., with coach J W Emerson expecting growth to about 50. Key returnees include Mike Shepard and Billy Ferguson, while Keith Saathoff, Doug Schultz, Duane Campbell, and Terry Davis miss time due to injuries or transfer. The team aims for EKL contention after a 3-2 EKL record last year and a 4-4 season overall. Assistant coaches join Emerson in his second year after coaching at Columbus High School.
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Ottawa
J.W. Emerson
Mike Shepard
Billy Ferguson
Brad O'Dea
Eddie Davidson
Robert Gray
Shepard
Ferguson
Hepard
Erson
Reds
Keith Saathoff
Doug Schultz
Duane Campbell
Terry Davis
Davis
Cyclones
Bonrer
Springs
Olathe
Rosedale
Argentine
Turner
Red
J. W. Emerson
Harvey Drake
Harold Wallace
Ted Brill
Emerson
Columbus High School
Union President Blames Automation Talks Fail
AFL-CIO union head Ralph Helstein accused Armour and Co of causing the failure of a 1959 automation committee tackling meat packing job losses. He cited plant closures and transfers affecting nearly 30,000 workers, while Armour denied the charge and defended its record. He also accused Armour of pressuring workers to abandon contract protections to move to a new nearby sausage plant.
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Ralph Helstein
United Packinghouse Food and Allied Workers
Helstein
Armour and Co
Armour
Chicago
Ed. L. Heckler
Clark Kerr
University of California, Helstein
Jonst
Heckler
Holstein
Algo
Katisas
Kansan Named Chairman of Regional Gasoline Tax Group
Walter Dunn of Topeka was chosen as chairman of gasoline tax administrators for 10 states at the Gasoline Tax Administrators Conference in Rapid City South Dakota Dunn leads Kansas motor fuel tax division and succeeds Curtis Olson of Bismarck North Dakota Hesse of McPherson Kansas was elected treasurer for the Northwest Central State group.
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S.D
Walter Dunn
Topeka
Dunn
Kansas
Curtis Olson
Bismarck
N.D
Northwest Central
Joseph P. Hesse
McPherson
Kan
National Cooperative Refinery Association
Leaders putters lead Ameri can Golf Classic first round
Julius Boros Miller Barber and Johnny Pott shot three under par 67 8 to tie for the lead after the opening round of the 50000 Ameri can Golf Classic in Akron Ohio Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus failed to break par while Jay Hebert Bruce Crampton Gay Brewer Jr Dave Hill and Dave Marr sit two strokes back in a large group Eleven others including Gary Player back from a month layoff made 71s and Bob Charles and seven others shot 72s
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Akron
Ohio
Julius Boros
Miller Barber
Johnny Pott
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Jay Hebert
Bruce Crampton
al Goiberger
Dave Marr
Palmer
Nicklaus
George Bayer
Ed Furgol
Ted ‘Kroll
Rex Baxter Jy
Gary Player
Bob’ Charles
Bettor Wins Big At Brandywing Raceway Twin Double
An unidentified bettor won 30 772 50 dollars on the twin double at Brandywing Raceway harness track in Wilmington Delaware Thursday night. The winning combination was 1 d 4 1.
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Wilmington
Del
Brandywing Raceway
Herald Offers Weekly $5 News Tip Reward
The Herald announces a $5 weekly reward for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips must be timely, clearly described, and include contact details for verification.
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Old Rivalry Renewed In Tourney
In Williamstown Massachusetts AP reports a renewed longstanding rivalry in the 63rd Women s National Amateur Golf Championship semis. JoAnne Gunderson defending champion, 24, faces Annie Quast Wells, 25, in a sixth competitive duel. Sorenson meets Conley in the other semi. The 36 hole final is Saturday. Gunderson has a 3-2 edge in their clashes.
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Washington State
JoAnne Gunderson
Annie Quast Wells
Taconic Golf Club
Miss Gunderson
Mrs. Wells
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Peggy Conley
Spokane
Wash
Kirkland
Providence, R
Wells
Janis Ferraris
San Francisco
Helen. Sigel Wilson
Gladwyne
Miss Sorenson
Phyllis Semple
Sewickley
Miss Conley
Baseball scoreboard update from Associated Press outcomes
Cleveland defeats New York by seven to four while Boston beats Chicago eleven to two and Kansas City edges Washington six to two. Baltimore tops Los Angeles five to one with Minnesota at Baltimore and Boston at Cleveland on tap. Chicago at New York hosts a night game as Saturday schedule lists several matchups and Thursday results include Pittsburgh over Chicago nine to three and St. Louis over Los Angeles three to two.
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Chicago
Kansas City
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Philadelphia
Houston
Cincinnati
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Boston Oe
Detroit Rescuee
Basketball Star Recovers Slowly After Brain Illness
Maurice Stokes, the 6 foot 7 inch former NBA star from Pennsylvania, remains in Cincinnati’s Christ Hospital five years after a brain illness paralyzed and affected speech. A benefit game in Monticello to aid with hospital bills features many top players, with Stokes showing gradual progress through physiotherapy and speech therapy under guard Jack Twyman, his former teammate and legal guardian.
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N.Y
Pennsylvania
Maurice ‘Stokes
National Basketball Association
Big Mo
Christ ‘Hospital
Cincinnati
Stokes
Jack Twyman
Cincinnati Royals
Twyman
Benjamin Hawkins
Royals
St. Francis of
Minneapolis
Detroit
Cardinals Edge Dodgers Despite Running Error
The St. Louis Cardinals edged Los Angeles 3-2 to snap the Dodgers’ seven game win streak. Flood misplayed on a seventh inning run attempt, but Ken Boyer and Julian Javier pushed across the eventual go ahead in the sixth. The Braves and Giants also won while Clemente hit a grand slam for Pittsburgh.
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Dodgers
Ken Boyer
Julian Javier
Los Angeles
Colts
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Miwaukee
Joe Torre
Giants
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Torre
Felipe “Alou
Tony Colinger
Unseeded doubles team advances in National Championships
In Brookline Massachusetts unseeded Jim McManus of Berkeley and Allen Fox of Los Angeles reach the men's doubles quarter finals at the National Championships. They face fourth seeds Bobby Wilson and Roger Taylor as they hunt for an upset. Fox and McManus pair for first time this week, both long-time stars.
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Mass
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Fox
UCLA
McManus
University of California
Longwood
Hoggs
Europe
Rafael Osuna
Antonio Palafox
Mexico
U.S
Night golf lights up Tall Pines course in New Jersey
At Tall Pines in Sewell New Jersey a private club unveiled the first regulation course lit for night play. The nine holes use 121 mercury floodlights on 76 poles delivering light equal to six million candles. Owner Peter McEvoy Sr. notes the course measures 6460 yards with par 70 and features 28 sand traps and 1000 trees while promoter Larry Dengler predicts a mass move to lighted courses including municipal layouts.
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International Golf Association
Boatright
Corcoran
Tall Pines
Hias
Peter McEvoy
Larry Dengler
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