Boston Climb Into Second, Angels Beat Chisox 7-3
Traveling Men by Fred Down reports on Dean Chance's strong relief outing as the Los Angeles Angels defeat the Chicago White Sox 7-3 to trim their lead in the standings. Bo Belinsky headlines, while Chance improves to 3-3 on the season. The Red Sox down the Senators 8-5 and the Colts beat the Mets 4-2. The piece also covers AA and AAA track results, Mets fans pelting with objects after Casey Stengel's plea, and Kanawha River pollution concerns affecting fishing.
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Fred Down
UPI
Bo Belinsky
Dean Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Chance
Mamie van Doren
Belinsky
Bill Rigney
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Houston Colts
New York Mets
Julio Navarro
Anl-gels
Leon Wagner
Jim Fregosi
Ed Sadowski
Angels
Eddie Fisher
Chicago
Jim Landis
Pete Ward
Charlie Maxwell
White Sox
Conley
Frank Malzone
Dick Stuart
Bob Tillman
Red Sox
Boston
Fenway Park
Gene Conley
National Basketball Association
Smokey the Bear Radatz
Radatz
Senators
Colts
Don McMahon
Bob Bruce
Cliff Cook
Bruce
Mets
Johnny Temple
Rusty Staub
Milwaukee Braves
Washington
Baseball Scoreboard Tally by League and Teams
American League Treshi Yanks seven Nicholson White Sox seven Hinton Senators seven Wagner Angels seven National League Aaron seven
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Yanks
Nicholson
White Sox
Hinton
Senators
Wagner
Angels
Aaron
United Press International American League
H. Pet
G. AB
Causey
Schilling
Bos
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Robinson
Chi
Allison
Minn
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Kaline
Det
Lio Iy
Malzone
Charles
White
Tigers
Twins
Fairly
Dodgers
Covington
Phils
Braves
F. Alou
Giants
Cards
Standings mix of American and National League results
Major league standings show Chicago leading the American League with 12 losses, Boston and Kansas City close, while in the National League San Francisco and St Louis lead. Monday results include Boston 8 Washington 5 and Los Angeles 7 Chicago 3.
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W. L. Pet
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
New York
Ifse
Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
Bunning
Herbert
Stigman
Ford
Rakow
Kralick
McBride
Monbouquette
Roberts
Stenhouse
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
Nuxhall
Ellsworth
Tilley
Johnson
MecLish
Drysdale
How Umpires Get That Way Salerno Fell Out Of Track
Umpires stay out of the limelight as balks pile up in the National League. Al Salerno of the American League recalls a rough path from Utica New York to baseball. He pitched in the Red Sox system, served 13 months in Korea, and injuries ended his fastball career.
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New York
NEA
Yylethora
Balks
al Salerno
Red ‘Sox
Utica
N. Y
Korea
Jim Honochick
Honochick
Tony Galento
Jack Dempsey
Jim
Manassa
Morticians Claim Thursday Cup Season Title at Sky Lanes
Clyde Campbell led Williams Funeral Home to the season championship in a 221 575 performance as the Morticians totaled 2748 pins to Bays Buick 2670. Bob Cher added 509, while Bob Doo little topped the losers with 203 557. Raleigh General Hospital clinched the season crown with a Sky Lanes playoff win over Grady Whitlock Ford, paced by Clarence Tankersley 202 527 and Leola Tankersley 445. Albert Staggs had a 415 for the runnerup.
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Clyde Campbell
Williams Funeral
Morticians
Bays Buick
Sky Lanes
Campbell
Bob Cher
Bays
Bob Doolittle
Raleigh General Hospital
Grady Whitlock Ford
Clarence Tankersley
Leola Tankersley
Albert Staggs
Ten Pin Tim Leads High Series and Standings
Ten Pin Tim posts a blistering 642 series the season high with William Coughlin’s 248 game. Bob Shelton earns most improved bowler as Raleigh County Handicap League tightens between Rose and Quesenberry and Sigmound McLean, while Mullens Construction powers past Biggs Johnson led by Wesley Walker’s 236 592. Jim Honochick discusses umpiring demands and independence in the era.
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William Coughlin
Bob Shelton
Raleigh County
White Oak Farm
Rose and
Quesenberry
Milkmen
Dido
Sunoco
Jerry Ellison
Quinn Barbera
Andy Barbera
Vito Rizzi
Sam Shawver
Bill Sigmund
Don Larrick
Les Cox
Mason Hall
Undertakers
Troitino
Dave Anderson
Lewis Turbyfill
Grady Whitlock
Ron Akers
Wesley Walker
Mullens Construction
Biggs-Johnson
Martin Halash
Spit Ball Allegation Hits Angels Pitcher Dean Chance
Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez charged Los Angeles Angels pitcher Dean Chance with throwing a spit ball in the Angels 7 3 victory. Lopez said he saw two dandies and compared it to past abuses. Angels manager Bill Rigney treated the charge cautiously while Chance declined to comment.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Los Angeles Angels
Dean Chance
Lopez
Chance
Angels
White Sox
Nellie) Fox
Floyd) Robinson
Burleigh Grimes
Bill Kinnamon
Bill Rigney
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Rigney
Floyd Patterson and Jackie Robinson Back Birmingham Demonstrators
Floyd Patterson and Jackie Robinson arrived in Birmingham to support anti segregation protests. Patterson said he was ready to go to jail if needed while Robinson criticized police actions as harming the United States but called Negro white negotiations a sign of progress. Both paid tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King and the Birmingham movement for human rights.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Floyd Patterson
Jackie Robinson
Patterson
Martin Luther) King
Civitan Bowling League Leaders Shuffle in Wick Event
Civitan League bowling at Bowl Wick sees Builders and Midgets replacing Civets in front. Midgets lead after two victories over Civets led by Carl Perry 199 588 and Jerry Williams 193 505. I D Christian paced Builders with 202 569 aiding a sweep over the Claxtons. Dot Turbyfill 468 pins for ladies. Paul Fourney 470 for the losers. Patriots claw from cellar with three wins over Citizens led by Francis Edwards 518 and Nancy Wickham 475. Rosalie Anderson 470 tops Citizens.
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Civets
Carl Perry
Jerry Williams
Phil Payne
I. D. Christian
Claxtons
Dot Turbyfill
Paul Fourney
Patriots
Francis Edwards
Nancy Wickham
Rosalie Anderson
Bank of Raleigh slips past Friday Night Ladies League leaders
After long reign at Bowl Wick Freda's Beauty Shop fell from first as the Bank of Raleigh swept in. The Teller led by Betty Maxwells 475 and Jan ice Martins 540 posted a 2871 team high. Edith Bailey 343 paced White Cross Pharmacy in a pair of wins over the Bankers.
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Bowl Wick
Freda
Bank of Raleigh
Teller
Betty Maxwell
Janice Martin
Ernie Tigert
Beauticians
White Cross Pharmacy
Raleigh County Bank
Sandy Barnet
Mary Williams
Edith Gorsica
Early Bird League Leads Early With Lanes Victories
In Sky Lanes first week action the Chicadees and Robinettes led with three wins each. Betty Kelly rolled 445 for the Chicadees, Zelma Bair 341 for the Woodpeckers, Jeanette Long 411 for the Robinetts, and Gegi Cain 375 topped the Woodpeckers.
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Sky Lanes
Chicadees
Robinettes
Cardinals
Betty Kelly
Zelma Bair
Robinetts
Jeanette Long
Gegi Cain
Night league playoff showdown set for season title
Thursday's second half playoff will pit John W Eye against Phillips Motor Co for the Merchants League crown at Elite Bowling Alley. John W Eye clinched the fourth quarter by sweeping Southern States as Ernest Slater posted a 616 series and a 215 game. Roosevelt Rich led the losers with a 424. Post Office took second with three forfeit wins over Midway Amoco. Beckley Wrecking, aiming for the title series, defeated Phillips Motor Co twice with Omar Kidd at 520. William Coughlin led the losers with 523. William Penn Fraternal Assn earned fourth by beating Slab Fork in three. Alfred Simms led for the losers with 497, while Tony Savino added 514. Ernest Slater earned a 174 season average top mark, and Foncie Campbell received a trophy along with others.
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John W. Eye
Phillips Motor Co
Beckley
Elite Bowling Alley
Ernest Slater
Roosevelt Rich
Post Office
Midway Amoco
Chester Seaman
Beckley Wrecking
Omar Kidd
William Coughlin
William Penn Fraternal Assa
Frank Helmeczi
Tony Savino
Brothers
Alfred Simms
Foncie Campbell
West Virginia Conference defers fulltime commissioner hire
Wheeling West Virginia Conference leaders postponed selecting a fulltime commissioner pending a fall report from a committee led by Morris Harvey president Leonard Riggleman. They will review each college's willingness to fund the post and target a July 1, 1964 start, with candidates screened at the fall Charleston meeting. George Springer remains the leading candidate for executive secretary.
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Wheeling
W. Va
UPI
West Virginia
Morris Harvey
Leonard Riggleman
Charleston
George Springer
Eston K. Feaster
Fairmont State College
J. W. L. Wallace
West Virginia State College
York White Roses sweep Red Sox in 4-2 win
York White Roses defeated the Reading Red Sox 4-2 to complete a three-game series sweep. Reading left 12 men on base as York pitchers troubled them throughout. Bob Baird matched the win by evening his season record at 2-2 and Milo Fuller belted a solo homer in the fourth. Rain postponed games at Elmiram and Binghamton.
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United Press International
York White Roses
Reading Red Sox
Red Sox
York
Bob Baird
Baird
Milo Fuller
Charleston
Elmiram
Springfield
Binghamton
Yale Golfer Wins Eastern Intercollegiate Championship
Yale's Dan Hogan of Andover Mass defeated Princeton's Preston Seckel 2 and 1 to win the Eastern Intercollegiate Golf Championship at University Park. Hogan upset Army favorite Steve Pembrook en route to the final, while Seckel beat Penn State's Dave Miller in the other semi.
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UPI
Yale
Dan Hogan
Preston Seckel
Princeton
Hogan
Andover
Mass
Steve Pembrook
Army
Seckel
Penn State
Dave Miller
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