Orioles Top Yankees 6-1 to Move Ahead in AL Race
Steve Barber starred for Baltimore as he pitched and batted the Orioles to a 6-1 win over the New York Yankees. The victory put Baltimore a half game ahead of New York and tightened the American League pennant battle. Chicago defeated Boston 9-3 to sit third, 1 4 games back.
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Murray Chass
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Hank Bauer
New York Yankees
Steve Barber
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Yankees
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Boston
Barber Proves Aflame For Orioles In Yankee Win
Barber, 25, lefty of Baltimore, snapped New York’s six game streak with a four hitter and added a two run homer off Jim Bouton after Sam Bowens’ double. The Orioles beat the Yankees 4-1 as Don Blasingame and Vic Davalillo keyed late scoring while Tony Oliva and Bob Allison homered for Minnesota.
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Cleveland
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Tom Tresh
Elston Howard
Clete Boyer
Bill Skowron
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White Sox
Red Sox
Johnny Buzhardt
Boston
Twins
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Don Lock
Don Blasin
Senators
Eagle Flies Undefeated in Rhode Island Trials
In observation trials for America's Cup defense candidates on Rhode Island Sound Constellation beat Nefertiti by two seconds but was declared loser after fouling the committee boat at the start. American Eagle defeated Easterner by five minutes and 23 seconds, its sixth win to move to 6-0 in the current series, with Constellation at 4-2 Nefertiti 3-2 Columbia 1-4 and Easterner 0-6. Sovereign tested sail combinations off shore ahead of elimination trials with Kurrewa V next month.
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Rhode Island Sound
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Columbia
Sovereign
Kurrewa
Riessen Aims To Be Top National Player At Clay Courts
River Forest AP reports Northwestern star Marty Riessen, 22, confident he will become the nation’s No. 1 on the clay. He crushed Abe Segal 6 3 6 3 6 4 in the 54th National Clay Court Championships quarterfinals and awaits a semifinal against Dennis Ralston.
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Riessen
South Africa
Abe Segal
Frank Froehling
Miami
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Carola Caldwell Graebner
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtramck, Mich
Peaches
Major Stars Pitching and Hitting Highlight Braves Giants Sweep
Hank Fischer of Milwaukee blanked San Francisco 6-0 on four hits as the Braves completed a three game series sweep and drop the Giants to second behind Philadelphia. Ron Fairly of the Dodgers homered twice and drove in four as Los Angeles battered St. Louis 10 to 2.
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Associated Press
Hank Fischer
Braves
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Giants
Philadelphia
Ron Fairly
Dodgers
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Veteran End Signs Pact with Eagles for 1964 season
Pete Retzlaff signed his one year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles. The deal includes the usual one year option and no financial terms were announced. Retzlaff stated I got a raise and I’m satisfied.
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Philadelphia
Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Retzlaff
Grogan's Hot Bat Leads Ottawa All Stars in July Showdown
Steve Grogan fuels the Ottawa Little League All Stars with a .764 batting average after 34 at bats, stacking 26 hits as the team prepares for tournament play at Olathe on July 22 and 23. National League leaders include Steve Grogan .764 and Jerry Stark .610, with other notable averages for Shisler .515 Nesbit .500 Ralston .387 Campbell .375 Stauffer .2395 Sheldon .366.
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Olathe
Grogan
Dick Baldwin
Jerry Stark
Terry Shisler
Skip Nesbit
Ryan Ralston
Craig Campbell
Bill Stauffer
Jeff Sheldon
Dodgers Win 10 2 as Cardinals Suffer Furiously Fast Pace
Dodgers staff led by Joe Moeller and Bob Miller shut down the St. Louis Cardinals in St. Louis for a 10-2 win. Larry Miller and Phil Ortega contributed strong pitching the night before, limiting Cardinal hitters and highlighting Los Angeles' new attack.
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Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Larry Miller
Joe Moeller
Phil Ortega
Bob Miller
St. Louis Cardinals
Moeller
Los Angeles
Cardinals
St. Louis
L. Miller
Ortega
Baseball Standings and Results from AP Wire
The American League table shows Baltimore 53 33 .616 leading New York 51 32 .614 and Chicago 51 34 .600. Detroit 44 43, Minnesota 47 41, Cleveland 37 48, Kansas City 34 55, Washington 35 57, Los Angeles 43 47, Boston 42 47. In Thursday games Chicago beat Boston 9-3, Washington defeated Minnesota 7-2, Cleveland topped Kansas City 12-9 in 10 innings, and Baltimore beat New York 6-1. News notes include the Cardinals’ loss to the Dodgers 8-7, and Kansas City overcoming a seven-run deficit before losing 12-9 to Cleveland in 10 innings. Dodgers’ Fairly drove in five, with a first-inning homer and a third-inning RBI.
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Mathews
Wayne Causey
Joe Azcue
Rine
Dick Howser
Roger Craight
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Galen Cisco
Mets
Moe Drabowsky
Gary Peters
Fishing Report Highlights Kansas Lakes See Varied Bass And Bluegill
Settled weather boosts fishing in Kansas with good to fair conditions across many lakes. Northeast reservoirs report bullheads and bluegill fishing improving, while central and western streams remain generally low. Notable catches include a nine-pound bass from Lake El Dorado.
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Philadelphia and league standings with scores and games
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Jack's House Full Of Top Golfers At Nicklaus Event
In Columbus the PGA week features Gary Player as guest at Jack Nicklaus house. Player jokes about dining and helping Nicklaus swing while Nicklaus aims to defend his PGA title and clinch a World Series spot. Arnold Palmer arrives, plays snooker with Nicklaus. Bobby Nichols leads first round with 64.
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Locust
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Nichols
Baseball and golf notes from league leaders and major opens
League leaders in batting and fielding are listed with players from Minnesota and other teams. Oliva dominates several categories including batting average and hits, while Killebrew leads home runs. The golf section highlights Nichols's course record at Columbus CC and the tight opening round at the Open with Palmer, Nicklaus, Souchak, and others posting high scores.
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Bob Charles
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Ben Hogan
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Tony Lema
Ken Venturi
Young Golfer Englehorn Leads Yankee Open Pro-Am
Grand Blanc Michigan AP Shirley Englehorn of Los Angeles posted a one over par 73 to take low pro honors in the pro-amateur round of the first annual Ladies Professional Golf Association Yankee Open at Atlas Valley Country Club. Mickey Wright, favored with seven wins this year, shot 17. The $12,650 54 hole event begins today with 81 pros and 10 amateurs in the field.
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Shirley Englehorn
Los Angeles
Atlas Valley Country Club
Mickey Wright
San Diego
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Atlas
College All Stars Report To Camp
Evanston AP says 47 College All-Star football players reported Thursday for equipment and physical examination ahead of the August 7 game against the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. Coach Otto Graham has exactly three weeks to prepare the pick of the 1963 college grid season.
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Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Otto Graham
Collegians
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