Orioles Tie White Sox For American League Lead
Milt Pappas allowed one run in each of his other two wins as he pitched the Orioles to a 6-0 victory over the Detroit Tigers to pull Baltimore into a first place tie with the Chicago White Sox. The Orioles backed Pappas with four home runs, names like Gentile Adair Brandt and Powell contributing to the win. Other AL results included the White Sox beating the Senators, the Twins topping the Red Sox, and the Indians defeating the Angels. In the NL, Dick Crott pitched a five hitter as Houston beat Pittsburgh 2-0 while Wagner two homers helped Cleveland.
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Belinsky Circles Trade Talk With Indians In LA Shuffle
Bo Belinsky is in the Angels bullpen as Los Angeles weighs sending him to Cleveland for a left handed pitcher. Cleveland seeks a starter and names Mike De La Hoz Jerry Walker and Gene Green as possible Angels returns. Belinsky’s 1-7 record and 6.43 ERA contrast with past no hit burst.
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Baseball Schedule
American League standings show Chicago leading with 16 wins and 6 losses. Baltimore and New York follow, with Boston and Cleveland in the mix. Tuesday’s probable pitchers include Penn, Bouton, Osinski, Dono van, Buzhardt, Rudolph, Lolich, and Estrada. National League tables list San Francisco atop with 24 wins, Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Houston, New York, and San Francisco in various spots. Multiple games and scheduled night matches across both leagues are set for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Body Of Davis Lies In State In Elmira
Ernie Davis, 23, Heisman winner and Syracuse graduate, lay in state in Elmira’s gymnasium as thousands prepared to pay respects. Cleveland Browns owner Arthur Modell attended. senators Keating and Javits praised Davis as a legendary athlete. Flags flew at half staff as El mira students petitioned to name a new high school after the beloved alumnus.
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Major League Leaders and Top Pitchers Highlights
American League leaders include Wagner Angels 35 Nicholson White Sox 30 Allison Twins 30 Stuard Red Sox 26 Robinson White Sox 26. National League leaders feature Aaron Braves 34 Fairly Dodgers 29 Robinson Reds 29 Boyer Cards 29. Pitching marks show Fischer Athletics 6-0 Pappas Orioles 4-0 Herbert White Sox 5-1 Bouton Yankees 4-1 and NL leaders O Dell Giants 5-0 Koufax Dodgers 6-1 Pekanowski Dodgers 6-1 Maloney Reds 5-1 Simmons Cards 6-1 Nottebart Colts 5-1.
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Roosevelt Raceway to open season amid horse virus outbreak
Roosevelt Raceway plans to start its 24th harness racing season Wednesday as a horse virus spreads. Thessaly, a six year old pacer owned by the Jet Stable, died in quarantine at the track. Four other stallions were in quarantine among more than 600 horses. Yonkers and Saratoga raceways faced virus impacts with heat races and postponements, while harness tracks nationwide reported closures. Thoroughbred tracks remained unaffected.
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Ping Pong Tourney Seeks Players at Recreation Building
Recreation Director Frank Rodriguez invites all ages to four practice evenings starting next week at 7 p.m. in the Recreation Building. Tournament will use age groups and flights. Play nights depend on signups over the next four evenings.
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American rider Colin Waters critically injured in Saarland Grand Prix
American motorcyclist Colin Waters remained on the critical list after a crash in the Grand Prix of the Saarland last Sunday in Hamburg. Waters suffered a fracture of the skull and a brain concussion and underwent emergency surgery on Monday.
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Brown Owner Lands Davis Courage In Face Of Death
Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell recalls Ernie Davis's fearlessness during his leukemia battle. Davis, Syracuse All-America halfback, died after a rapid decline and was to be buried in Elmira, New York. Modell notes a temporary remission followed by a critical relapse and plans a leukemia foundation in Davis's memory.
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Packers Sign Nitschke and Gremminger for 1963 NFL Season
Green Bay announces contracts with linebacker Ray Nitschke and safety Hank Gremminger for the 1963 NFL season. Nitschke is a five year veteran and was named the Packers' outstanding player in the championship game against the Giants. Gremminger begins his eighth NFL campaign.
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Reading Downs York 5-3 in Eastern League
Reading Red Sox defeated York White Roses 5-3 on Monday night to split the series. Jim Russin blasted a two run homer his third in four games to seal the win while Dave Busby pitched a complete game to even his record at 2-2. Dick Gernert drove in a first inning run and Reading added another in the third while York tied with a fourth inning homer by Frank Zupp before Reading pulled away with a sixth inning rocket by Russin and an insurance run in the eighth.
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Wisconsin Faces Dartmouth In Milwaukee Classic Opener
Milwaukee UPI reports the second annual Milwaukee Classic opens December 27 with defending champion Wisconsin meeting Dartmouth and Marquette facing Georgia Tech in the first round.
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