Players set ballots for All Star lineups NL and AL
On June 22 players will vote for the men to start in this year s two All Star games with pitchers chosen by the managers. The first game is July 10 at Washington DC s District of Columbia Stadium and the second at Wrigley Field in Chicago. This is the fourth straight season players pick the starters with no player voting for himself or teammates. Pitchers will be selected by managers Freddie Hutchinson and Ralph Houk after the starters are decided.
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Sif ford Leads Open Qualifiers With 136 at Montclair
Cigar-smoking Charlie Sifford topped 131 qualifiers for the U.S. Open with a four under par 136 at Montclair and Ravislhoe courses. The 39-year-old Charlotte native now based in Los Angeles led 9 players at Chicago who advanced to Oakmont, with 19 exempt entrants including Gene Littler and Arnold Palmer. Notables who missed out included Lew Worsham, Sam Parks Jr., Jack Fleck, Jim Turnesa, Ted Kroll, and Harvie Ward.
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Los Angeles
Ravisloe Country Club
Chicago
Oakmont
Sifford
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Bill Casper Jr
Tommy Bolt
Dick Mayer
United States
Deane Beaman
Silver Springs
Manor Country Club
Washington, D.C
Dick Whettle
Pikesville
Claude Harmon
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Montclair Country Club
Montclair
N.J
Little Fred
Butch) Baird
Galveston
Tex
Sam Snead
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Lew Worsham
Sam Parks Jr
Jack Fleck
Jim Turnesa
Jim Ferrier
Bob Toski
Chick Harbert
Dick Stranahan
Dutch Harrison
Don Fairfield
Mike Fetchick
al Besselink
Charnley Upset by Vaillant in Wembley lightweight bout
British champion Dave Charnley lost to Doug Vaillant by a 10 round decision at Empire Pool Wembley before about 10 000 spectators. Vaillant weighed 136 1 4 pounds to Charnley 136 and rose in Ring magazine rankings from sixth to higher image. Vaillant nearly knocked out Charnley in the 10th round.
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UPI
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Cuba
Dave Charnley
Vaillant
Charnley
Wembley
Empire Pool
Ring Magazine
Chanley
Olympics keeps Germany in a united team for 1964
IOC members confirmed a single East and West Germany team for the 1964 Vienna and Tokyo Games. North Korea gains provisional recognition to enter the games, pressuring South Korea for a joint team, while Soviet bids for broader IOC expansion and Africa programs are rejected.
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Japan
North
South Korea
Germany
IOC
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Chamonix
France
Colorado Spring Colp
Otto Mayer
North Korea
Baseball scoreboard highlights from National and American leagues
National League results show San Francisco beating Chicago 13 to 4 with Santo and Alou homering. Los Angeles routed Pittsburgh as Williams and Wimmer contributed on offense. Houston defeated St Louis 7 to 0 with Piche and Torre on the mound. New York at Philadelphia delayed by rain. American League notes Kansas City won 7 to 4 over Minnesota with Wyatt earning the win. Los Angeles split games, belatedly noting curfews and pitching changes.
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Phila
Pod
Kansas City
Minnesota
Wyatt
Segui
Jones
Azcue
Pascual
Stigman
Moore
San Francisco
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ians
Houston
Milwaukee
McGormick
Ellsworth
Moeller
McBean
Jay
Jackson
Hook
McLish
Mahaffey
San Iinelaco
Philadelphia
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
Standings show San Francisco 11 Chicago 4 Los Angeles 3 Pittsburgh 2 in first place while Los Angeles 7 Pittsburgh 3 trails. Tuesday results include Kansas City 4 Minnesota 3 Chicago 9 Los Angeles 5 Baltimore 6 Washington 5 with several rain delays and postponed games noted.
Sotutiar Periods Schedule Noted from Printed Page
The article fragment presents a listing titled Sotutiar Periods Schedule taken from the printed page. It notes the timetable format and mentions the periods in a general sense without full details. No specific dates locations or officials are provided in the readable text.
Musial Milestone Spurs Cardinals Out Of Slump
Stan Musial belted his 450th career homer as the Cardinals erased an eight run deficit to beat the Reds 10 9 in 11 innings. Musial, 41, is hitting .317 with six homers and 24 RBIs this season as St Louis halts their eight game skid in pennant race. Other NL results include the Giants routing the Cubs 11 4 Dodger win over Pirates and Colt 45s 7 1 over Braves. In AL action the Orioles edged the Senators 6 5 KC Athletics beat the Twins 4 3 and White Sox topped the Angels 9 5.
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Cincinnati Reds
Musial
Dave Sisler
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Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Colts
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Bulldogs Turner Takes Titans Coaching Challenge
Former all pro center Clyde Bulldog Turner joins the New York Titans as coach after a long Bears Rams and Lions career. He teams with Harry Wismer and Bud Leininger from rival backgrounds and vows an all out effort with 11 two way players if needed. Turner recalls past battles and his Hall of Fame induction while pledging a win focused, hard nosed Titans approach.
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Bulldog
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Bud) Leininger
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Hardin - Simmons
George A. Richards
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Wismer
Bears
Texas
Football Hall of Fame
Turner
NHL owners negotiate annual draft amid trades
In Montreal NHL owners and managers met for a draft with six clubs paying 20000 for the right to pick others’ property. Protected lists include 18 skaters and two goalies, with trades noted such as Detroit sending Len Lunde and John McKenzie to Chicago for Doug Barkley, a high scoring defenseman.
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UPI
National Hockey League
Sesson
Ga Hariel Sordade
Detroit
Len Lunde
John McKenzie
Edmonton
Hershey
Chicago Black Hawks
Doug Barkley
Calgary
Attendance Up In The Senior League
Attendance in the expanded National League rose 41 percent this year with Houston and New York driving most of the gain. Through June 3 the league logged 3,491,545 paid admissions, up 1,017,095 from 1961. Houston averaged 16,261 per date and New York 17,596, while Dodgers in their new stadium drew 800,542 on 25 dates. San Francisco followed with 527,421.
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UPI
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New York
Warren Giles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodger Stadium
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Coast League Matchups Highlight Weekend Schedule
Coast League today features Tillotson at San Diego led by Tsitouris. Seattle faces Vancouver with Singleton on the mound, while Portland visits Tacoma with uncertain starter names and two games on the slate.
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San Diego
Tsitouris
Seattle
Singleton
Vancouver
Williams
Portland
Thomas
Rivas
Salt Lake
Tacoma
Hawaii
Spokane
Locals Oppose Falcons in West Central Legion Clash
House of Trophies faces the undefeated Falcons at Phoenix Coronado Park at 7 30 tonight in a West Central District Class A game. Manager John Pierce may start John Propstra who has a sore arm. if unavailable Rick Brown starts for Trophies. Brown and Tom Goudie threw a three hitter Sunday as Trophies lost 2 0. Gary Deak, a UA standout, will join soon and debut versus Kerr Sporting Goods next Monday. Falcons players hail from Phoenix Carl Hayden High, while Trophies draw from Arcadia High School in Scottsdale.
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Falcons
American Legion
Phoenix Coronado Park
John Pierce
John Propstra
IBEW
Pinney Robinson
Propstra
Rick Brown
Brown
Tom Goudie
del Webb
Gary Deak
University of Arizona
Kerr Sporting Goods
National Legion
Phoenix College
Phoenix
Carl Hayden High School
Arcadia High School
Scottsdale
Folley and Elias High in Boxing Rankings
Providence UPI reports Zora Folley of Chandler ranked No 3 heavyweight behind Sonny Liston and Eddie Machen. Manny Elias of Phoenix rated ninth among bantamweight challengers for the crown. The NB A ranking highlights top contenders in Arizona boxing.
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National Boxing Association
Zora Folley
Chandler
Sonny Liston
Eddie Machen
Manny Elias
Phoenix
Challonners
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