Pascual Beats Yanks as A's Lose in MLB Action
Camilo Pascual pitched six scoreless frames to beat the Yankees 4-1, improving his lifetime mark against New York to 11-18. Lenny Green and Vic Power provided early support, while Roger Maris homered for the Yankees. The White Sox swept the Senators in the opener, the Red Sox edged the A's, and the Cubs rose in the NL with a sweep of the Braves as Los Angeles and San Francisco split their games.
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Morticians take early lead in Hoot Owl Handicap League
Wright-Anderson stretched its advantage to five games by sweeping Appalachian Tire Products at Bowl Wick. Roe Robinson rolled 198-556 and Buddy Hannah 522 to pace the Morticians while Carl ton Walker sparked the Tiremen with 210-585. White Cross Pharmacy moved within one game of second with two wins against Raleigh Insurance, led by George Ellis 511, and Charlie Karbonit 536. Wilkes Insurance swept to third with Arnold Wyant 527. Dave’s TV and others trailed as Kelly Milam 200-500 anchored the victors. In the Ladies Thursday Night Handicap, John W. Eye won a playoff series for the season title at Sky Lanes, pacing with Margie Hunter 191-491 and Virginia Johnston 440. Eloise Calfee 476 led the losers.
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Smith captures second straight golf win in Peach Blossom
Marilynn Smith of Tequesta Florida captured the Peach Blossom Women's Open at Spartanburg South Carolina to repeat a victory from the Titleholders in Augusta with a 216 total for 54 holes. She finished two strokes ahead of Marie Lindstrom and earned 1200 dollars. Peggy Wilson Betsy Rawls Cathy Whitworth and Mary Lena Faulk also earned money.
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National League and American League Batting Leaders Summary
United Press International lists top players by league with stats on games played at bats hits and runs. Highlights include Charley Covington and Faye Alou among leaders, with Wagner Osbourne and Kaline among heavy hitters and several players tied for home runs and RBIs.
Baseball Scorelines Across Leagues
In the National League Washburn and Simmons both shut out opponents as Cards and Giants posted decisive wins. O'Dell and O'Toole earned 3 to 6 run margins for Giants and Reds respectively, with Sanford and O'Dell contributing dominant performances. In the American League Fischer and Stock led Athletics and Orioles to strong showings, Cheney and Penn added wins for Senators and Athletics, while Herbert White Sox and Irakow Athletics reinforced scoring outcomes.
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Crandall Major League Boxscores Highlight Late Inning Rally
In a tense major league box score, Cincinnati edges St. Louis 7 to 4 as key plays unfold. Oliver hits a home run for Cincinnati while Simmons, Henry, and Worthington contribute on the mound and at the plate. The game features late substitutions, force plays, and notable pitching lines, with Sevens of miscues and RBI tallies shaping the outcome.
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Derby Favorite Chateau Gay Wins 1963 Kentucky Derby
In Louisville, Chateau gay edged Never Bend by a length to claim the 1963 Kentucky Derby by a slim margin. Jim Grelle set Pan American Games pacing pace, defeating Jim Beatty in 3 45.3 for the 1500 meters, while Willie Pastrano outpointed Wayne Thornton in a Las Vegas telecast bout. Richard H Kerr dies at 69, once linked to the 1919 Black Sox scandal. In Pan American Games, the United States tally rises to 109 golds as Jack Nicklaus captures the Tournament of Champions with a 273 total.
Smith nets second straight Peach Blossom title in S4hole
Spartanburg authorities report Mari lynn Smith clinched her second consecutive Peach Blossom women's golf championship with an even par total of 216 over four rounds. The event highlighted strong play from Smith at the S4hole course with the win securing the title in a tightly contested finish.
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Brewer Wins Waco Open By One Stroke
Gay Brewer captured the $20,000 Waco Turner Open at Bur neyville Okla by one stroke over Ted Ball. Brewer shot 6 under par 67 to finish 12 under 280 total. Ball, Dunk, Rule, Goetz, Aaron and Beard rounded out the top places as Coe was named low amateur.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Brief
Baseball standings with WL records for multiple teams, plus weekend results from Saturday and Sunday. Highlights include Kansas City leading the group with a 15-9 mark and Chicago and New York branching across divisions. Monday schedule lists probable pitchers for key matchups and Tuesday games across cities.
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Mets draw record crowd in Polo Grounds series
New York Mets attracted 128,985 fans at the Polo Grounds for a weekend series with the San Francisco Giants, averaging about 2 per ticket and topping $250,000 in gate revenue. The Mets, baseball’s biggest losers last year, have become the majors’ top drawing card. Over 10 home dates they averaged 23,500. Dodgers average just under 23,000 for 13 dates.
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Kerr Funeral Today in Houston for Dick Kerr
Richard H. Dickey Kerr, who won two games in the 1919 World Series amid the Black Sox scandal, died Saturday at 69 after cancer. He helped Stan Musial stay in baseball, urging him to switch to outfielder. Survivors include his widow two brothers Art Kerr of St Louis and Al Kerr of Brookline Massachusetts and several nieces and nephews.
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