Dodgers-Nen's ninth inning homer ties late thriller
Nen, 23, a left handed swinger, hit a fastball low and inside for a ninth inning home run to tie the Dodgers with the Cardinals at 5-5. The Dodgers later won or lost? The article notes the run, a late comeback, and the Cardinals facing an impossible task to make up five games with seven remaining as Dodgers head home for a nine game stand. Other NL results included Philadelphia over New York 5-1 at Polo Grounds, Milwaukee 6-4 over San Francisco, Cubs 2-1 over Pittsburgh, Houston 24 over Cincinnati. AL action had White Sox sweeping Boston, Pascual two-hitter as Minnesota beat Detroit 1-0, Kansas City over Washington 5-4, Baltimore taking two from LA Angels 3-1 and 7-5. Steve Barber earned his 20th win. Card notes Charley James two-run homer, Curt Flood two-run double. Bob Gibson four-hitter into eighth.
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Cardinals
Dodgers
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Polo Grounds
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Los Angeles Angels
Steve Barber
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Charley James
Pete Richert
Curt Flood
Bob Gibson
Tommy Davis
Willie Davis
Nen
USGA Proposes Four Rules Changes To Align With Pro Tour
The USGA announced four amendments to golf rules effective Jan 1, 1964 aimed at softening penalties on unplayable lies and clarifying out-of-bounds options. Differences with the R&A include penalties for unattended flagsticks, reduced drops for unplayable lies, provisional ball limits, and local rule allowances.
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New York
U.S
U.S. Golf Association
Royal and Ancient Club
Bt. “Andrews
Britain
United States
PGA
A &A
Milwaukee Braves Face Loss Threat as Attendance Drops
Milwaukee faces a potential loss of its major league baseball franchise as attendance slips. Bill Bartholomay and partners borrowed most of the $5.5 million purchase price, facing pressure amid dwindling crowds. Reports link Atlanta and San Diego offers to attract the Braves, while officials say no decision has been made and talks with county leaders continue.
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Milwaukee
Braves
Boston
Lou Perini
Bill Bartholomay
Perini
Bartholomay
Atlanta
San Dies
Ilwaukee
Countytadium
John McHale
McHale
John Doyne
Doyne
Wednesday Night Ladies Bowling Results Summary
The Wednesday night ladies bowling results list multiple teams and high scores. Notable performances include H Reddick 116, 445 for Wills Cafe. Burgoon 180, 51s for Cherry-Olds. Reed 143, 410 for Beller Studio. Thompson 175, 469 for Grogan Standard Service. Fritts 180, 458 for First National Bank. Carlson 157, 460 for Peoples National Bank. Mook 179, 416 for Towners-Si. R Birole 160, 463 for Bernie Shoe Box. Yeager 189, 414 for Southwestern Bell. Horn 15, 30 for Kansas State Bank. Mueller 2 for 30. and Muster 313 6a for Kiet C- Ne.
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Wills Cafe
H. Reddick
Moore's Cherry-Olds
Burgoon
Beller Studio
Beller
Reed
Grogan Standard Service
Thompson
Wolgast
First National Rark
Fritts
Peoples National Bank
Carlson
Towners
Mook
Pomona Opens- League Play
Pomona Indians travel to Lyndon Friday night to start their first Osage County League season. Coach Nalley brings eight lettermen on a 44-man squad after an 8-0-1 last season and a league title. Passing attack and size shape hopes. injuries and transfers alter the lineup. Lantis will start at quarterback and Bass at fullback while several veterans depart.
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Pomona
Indians
Lyndon
Carlin Nalley
Nalley
Gale Lantis
Lantis
Mike Lindsey
Doug Regester
St. George
Ottawa Cyclones Face Pittsburg Purple Dragons in 1963 Opener
Ottawa battles Pittsburg at Pitt Stadium in the 1963 grid opener. Coach Emerson says Ottawa is bigger and faster with a strong backfield led by Shepard Gray and Morelet. Pitt, under Coach Watt, brings 16 lettermen and a senior backfield as the Dragons aim to rebound from a 2-7 season. kickoff at 8:00.
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Pittsburg
J W. Emerson
Cyclones
Ottawans
Pitt Stadium
Reds
Ottawa
Mike Shepard
Robert Gray
Dennis Morelet
Eddie Davidson
Shepard
Mike Brady
Buck Vivian
Bill ‘Wheeler
Tom Capron
Ray Tillery
Brad, O'Dea
Greene
Gary Mavity
Jerry Turley
Tom Hickman
Dan Woodward
Billy Ferguson
Steve Murray
Red
Dragons
Charles Watt
Purple Dragons
Pitt
Steve Rohde
Winston Taylor
Jim Merrill
David Ross
Purple
Taylor
Kansas
Liston Returns with Vague Reasons for Exit
Denver AP heavyweight champion Sonny Liston returns from a British exhibition tour and says he is ashamed to be in America without revealing why or what prompted his abrupt flight home. He cites his daughter Eleanor’s illness as a reason while contradicting reports about two daughters and his age.
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Denver
Sonny Liston
America
Liston
London
Jack Nilon
Midlands
British Boxing Board of Control
William Cotterill
Sonny
Eleanor
Champion
Geraldine
Nilon
Foneda Fox
Mary
Ring
Bey Bentley
Ottawa Reds Open 1963 Cross Country Season
Ottawa cross country under coach Orlis Cox kicks off the 1963 season at Lawrence aiming for strong showings after EKL and invitational results. Key runners include Craig Davis Wayne Parker Curtis Langdon and veteran Earle Doman with Harvey Nicholson Jim Fox Martin Williams and Larry Lewis also contributing. Cox seeks improvement despite praising overall work as the team eyes upcoming EKL dates and Ottawa Invitational.
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Ottawa
Orlis Cox
Lawrence
Craig Davis
Wayne Parker
Curtis Langdon
Earle Doman
Reds
Davis
Harvey Nicholson
Jim Fox
Martin Williams
Larry Lewis
Cox
Rosedale
Turner
Bonner Springs
Olathe
Argentine
Cyclones
Redbird Rally Triumphs in 13 Innings Over Dodgers
In a 13 inning comeback, the Redbirds edged the Dodgers 6-5 as Ron Perranoski closed out relief innings and Dick Nen hit a game tying homer in the ninth. Tommy Davis delivered a two run single in the eighth, while Wally Moon rallied the Dodgers with standout defense. New lefty first baseman Dick Nen, a rookie from Wilmington, impressed fans and Alston urged him to stay ready as he entered as a pine hitter.
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Wess
Ron
Perranos
Ers
Dick Nen
Tommy Davis
Willie
Davis
Moe
Don
Wally -Moon
Perranoski
Dodger
Wilmington
Calif
Reno
Nev
Two Games in Two Nights For Northeast Missouri
Kirksville Mo AP reports Northeast Missouri State coach Maurice Wade faces a tight schedule with Western Illinois at Kirksville Friday night and Washburn at Topeka Saturday night. Wade notes Western Illinois had one open four-year contract in 1963 and Washburn was ending its series after this season.
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Kirksville
Maurice Wade
Missouri State
Kirksville’ State
Western Illinois
Washburn’ University
Topeka
Western Olinois
Wade
Washburn
Baseball Scoreboard of Wednesday and Upcoming Games
Wednesday results show Philadelphia 5 New York J Milwaukee 6 San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 6 St Louis 5 in 13 innings Houston 8 Cincinnati 4 Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1. Upcoming schedule lists Milwaukee at Chicago St Louis at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Houston Pittsburgh at Los Angeles New York at San Francisco Chicago 8 4 Boston 33 Minnesota 10 Detroit 0 Kansas City 5 Washington 4 Baltimore 3 7 Los Angeles only games scheduled Detroit at Minnesota Baltimore at Los Angeles only games scheduled Chicago at Detroit Los Angeles at Cleveland Washington at Baltimore Kansas City at New York Minnesota at Boston
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New York
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
National League
W. L. Pet. G.B
Los Angeles O
Detroit Erasers
Boston Avevene Ie
Williamsburg Opens Season vs Colony Under Lights
Williamsburg coaches and players expect a tight season opener against Colony tonight at 7 30. Coach Lou Coppoe notes the eight man game will be close with slight improvement. Returning lettermen include Gary Stansbury Joe Binns Fred Buckley Roger Cromwell Cliff Goodwill Carol Mallory Larry Milliken Phil Pierson Ed Ramsom and James Sowers. Schedule lists Sept 19 Colony home Sept 27 Carbondale there Oct 4 Hamilton there Oct 11 N Heights there Oct 18 Pomona home Oct 24 Strong Guy home Oct 30 Westphalia home Nov Fontana there.
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Williamsburg
Lou Coppoe
Coppoe
Gary Stansbury
Joe Binns
Fred Buckley
Roger’ Cromwell
Cliff Goodwill
Carol Mallory
Larry Milliken
Phil Pierson
Ed Ransom
James Sowers
Colony
Carbondale
Hamilton
N. Heights
Pomona
Westphalia
Fontana
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