Simmons Sails Cardinals Toward Dodgers With Shutout
Curt Simmons pitched a five hit shutout, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-0 win over the Chicago Cubs. Bill White drove in three runs as St. Louis moved within three games of the Dodgers, who hold the NL lead with 19 games left. Bob Gibson starts for the Cardinals next, while Sandy Koufaxduels Don Cardwell for the Dodgers. Milwaukee swept Cincinnati and the Mets beat Philadelphia in other NL action.
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Curt Simmons
Oi Hig
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angels Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
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Dodgers
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Simmons
Bill White
Cubs
Bob Gibson
Chicago
Glen Hobbie
Sandy Koufax
Pittsburgh
Don Cardwell
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Ron Santo
Bob Sadowski
Braves
Reds
Eddie Mathews
Gordy Coleman
Our Boy Ron Marsh Chosen Tough KU Athletes Rival Ty Cobb
An old guard praises Kansas athlete Ron Marsh as a rugged multi sport performer. Marsh, a Kansas University guard and boxer, showed grit by competing shortly after surgery, earning praise from coach Jack Mitchell and likened to Ty Cobb in toughness.
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Peach
Wills
Cobb
Ruth
Ron Marsh
University of Kansas
Marsh
Jack Mitchell
George Bernhardt
Chicago Cardinals
Bernhardt
Ourman
Mr. Marsh
Scoreboard highlights and upcoming games across leagues
The scoreboard lists results: New York 6 Philadelphia 3, Milwaukee 9-7, Cincinnati 2-4, St. Louis 6 Chicago 0. Scheduled games include San Francisco at New York, Houston at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, Milwaukee at Cincinnati, Chicago at St. Louis, and Kansas City 7 New York 6. Other results show Minnesota 7 Cleveland 4, Boston 5 Los Angeles 2, Chicago 9 Baltimore 4, Detroit 1-10 Washington 0-7. Tonight Boston at Los Angeles, New York at Kansas City, Cleveland at Minnesota, Baltimore at Chicago, Detroit at Washington. The Herald offers a $5 weekly tip prize.
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
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Houston
Los Angeles
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City
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Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
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Baseball Leaders From The Associated Press Summary
The AP lists major league leaders in batting runs and RBIs for the National and American Leagues. Notable names include Aaron, Kaline, Yastrzemski, and Williams among batters, with Koufax, Drysdale, Ford, Peters and Stigman highlighted for pitching.
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Groat
St. Louis
T. Davis
Los Angeles
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
Boyer
Harris Opens With Victory In U S Amateur Defense
Harris Jr. 21, OSU grad student, beat Bill Cowardin 8 and 6 at Wakonda Club in Des Moines to begin the U S Amateur title defense. Harris was two under par through 12 holes in round one. Upsets eliminated Walkers cup contenders Ed Updegraft, Bill Hyndman, and Charlie Smith.
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Iowa
Labron Harris Jr
Oklahoma State University
U.S
Bill Cowardin
Newport News
Harris
Wakonda Club
Ed Updegraft
Tucson
Bill Hyndman
Huntington Valley
Charlie Smith
Gastonia
N.C
Deane Beman
Arlington
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
Dick Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Georgia
Jimmy Gabrielsen
Steve Spray
Wakonda
World Series Opener Set For Oct 2 1963
Commissioner Ford Frick approved the 1963 World Series plan and allowed only the Yankees Dodgers and Cardinals to print tickets The opener is set for Oct 2 in the American League city with games Oct 3 Oct 4 as open date and Oct 5 to 7 for potential NL venue games if needed
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Ford Frick
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
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Ottawa Bowl Main Street Listing
Ottawa Bowl at 41814 N Main offers bowling lanes and shoe rentals with phone contact CH 29741 for reservations and inquiries. Local center emphasizes leagues, open play, and snack bar availability.
Craddock’s turbulent path to Jets bench drama
Craddock began with the New York Giants then Ottawa move was blocked by Montreal Alouettes rights. He contacted Boston coach Holovak to play, joined the Patriots briefly, then the Jets claimed him as an AFL Jet after Foss ruled him a Jet. He insisted no one told him he could join the Jets.
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Giants
Ottawa
Montreal Alouettes
Mike Holova
Country
AFL
Joe Foss
Foss
San Diego
Jets
Brothers Act Set In Frisco
NEW YORK AP It may not help their place in the standings but the San Francisco Giants are on the verge of setting a major league record most brothers in one line up The mark could come in tonight s opener of a three game series against the New York Mets or in any of the other 17 games this year For tonight Jesus Alou joins and Matty Alou rejoins brother Felipe on the Giants roster No major league team has ever had three brothers in its line up much less in its outfield as could be the case with the Alous Eleven other groups of three or more brothers have played in the majors but always with more than one team
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San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Jesus Alou
Matty Alou
Felipe
Giants
Alous
Delahanty
DiMaggio
Joe
Vince
Dom
Dizzy
Paul Dean
Walker
Mort Cooper
Paul
Lloyd Waner
Spahn Proves Age Works No Hardship
Veteran pitcher Warren Spahn, age 42, shows durability with his 13th 20 win season for the Milwaukee Braves. He recalls Branch Rickey's mechanized pitching aids, vows to pitch several more years, and aims for continued success and possible 400 wins alongside Cy Young.
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Spahn
Ard
Milwaukee Braves
Outfielder Hall Drives Twins Roar For Rookie Honors
Jimmie Hall belts two homers tying 1939 rookie homer mark as Minnesota defeats Cleveland 7-4. Gary Peters wins his 18th, 12th in 13, with 2 hits in 9-4 Chicago win over Baltimore and leads AL in strikeouts with 179. Yankees blow 6-0 lead in 7-6 loss to Kansas City. Tigers sweep Senators. Red Sox edge Angels 5-2. Hall hits up to .266 with 72 RBIs. Peters at .250 with 12 complete games.
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Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Rollins
Minnesota
Allison
Tresh
New York
Stuart
Ward
Chicago
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Hinton
Washington
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Raparicio
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Stigman
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Minnesota Twins
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Ted Williams
Baltimore Orioles
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Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
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Los Angeles Angels
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Frank Robinson
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Jim Bouton
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Hal Reniff
Reniff
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Bobby DelGreco
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Claure Osteen
Jim Bunning
Terry Fox
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