Durocher Confident as Cubs Brace for 1963 Pennant Chase
Leo Durocher remains confident as Chicago Cubs fans await a pennant after a tumultuous 1963 season. The Mets surged to challenge the Cubs, with star players like Ron Santo, Randy Hundley, Ernie Banks, Glenn Beckert, Don Kessinger, Billy Williams, and added Johnny Callison highlighted by a strong pitching staff led by Ferguson Jenkins and Ken Holtzman. Durocher insists the Mets won the pennant and that Chicago should remain composed, praising his lineup and bullpen depth while noting center field uncertainties remain.
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Johnny Beach
Ernie Banks
Glenn Beckett
Don Kes
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Billy Williams
Johnny Callison
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Long Beach attorney backs 49ers and Long Beach athletes
Don Dyer, a Cal State Long Beach alum and head of Universal Competitors, represents 12 athletes including Sam Robinson and Billy Jankans. He emphasizes a fair shake for local products, denies profiteering, and notes a three year 120000 dollar contract with Robinson plus fringe benefits. He trained at USC and works with Lucas and Denkmejian in Long Beach.
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Bob Bailey
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Hermosa Beach
Lucally Fox
Allen Back at 3rd Base in Exhibition Game
Manager Red Schoendienst weighs Richie Allen at third as he plans to shift Joe Hague if Allen proves solid, with plans contingent on throwing. Meanwhile in exhibition action Ron Davis and Dave Cash homered for Pittsburgh past Cincinnati 5-4, and Boston blanked St Louis 2-0 behind Gary Peters as Cleon Jones homered for the Mets in a 6-3 win over the White Sox.
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Richie Allen
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Joe Torre
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Lou Brock
Jose Cardenal
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Dave Cash
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Gary Peters
Cleveland
Oakland
Barry Moore
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Cash
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Cincinnati
Ted Savage
Peters
Ted Sox
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Cleon Jones
New York Mets
Syd O'Brien
Long Beach
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Buckner Aims for Power and Selectivity in Spring
Dodgers prospect Buckner says he rarely strikes out and plans to hit more with better strike zone judgment. He hopes to bat higher in the lineup and adds he is learning to read pitches, while Maury Wills helps with baserunning. Buckner prefers outfield over first base and showcases speed on the bases.
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White Sox Acquire Tom Sisk In Starter Swap
The Chicago White Sox acquire veteran right hander Tom Sisk from the San Diego Padres in exchange for southpaw Jerry Nyman. Sisk, a former Poly High star, went 2-13 for San Diego last season and is expected to join Chicago within 48 hours as a likely starter.
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Various World Series Results and Notable Games Reported
Monday’s results list multiple matchups across cities including Cincinnati, Kansas City, New York, Pittsburgh, St Petersburg, Chicago, San Diego, Detroit, and Seattle with numerous players and teams. The messy OCR notes scores, lineups, and names such as Minnesota, Kansas City, Cincinnati, and Atlanta, plus mentions of venues like West Palm Beach and Mesa.
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Giants Trim Hart Wagner Simpson
Giants manager Clyde King cut 10 players from the roster after the nine game tour of Japan. Jim Hart and Leon Wagner were among those released along with Dick Simpson Dave Rader and others. Tart and Wag ner were noted as key names from prior seasons. Hart missed time last season with a shoulder injury and will try to return in the minors.
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Clyde King
Japan
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Jim Ray Hart
Tart
Leon Wagner
Dick Simpson
Dave Rader
Wagener
Daddy Wags
Angals
Don Carruthers
Jin Mover
Miguel Puante
Ty Tia Linares
George Mosiar
Bernie Williams
Cubs top Angels in spring exhibition sweep
Chicago Cubs beat the Los Angeles Angels 6 2 in Tempe led by Jim Hickman with a triple and single and Ernie Banks' two runs. Ken Holtzman became the first Cubs pitcher to win this spring, Angels commit four errors helping the Chicago victory. Cubs extend spring win streak to six as crowd at Scottsdale Stadium watches 29 926 attendance.
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