Salem Stable Races First Hambletonian Start With Filter
Salem harness trainer Herman Graham to race three year old Filter in the Hambletonian at Du Quoin State Fair. Filter, bred Hickory Smoke from Festa Hanover, recovered from a virus this summer and has run 2:00 1/5 to 2:02 1/5 in trials. Graham bought Filter for 2000 dollars at Hanover sale. son Tommy to drive.
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Playoff path set after regular season standings
Zell leads with 15-3, Murphysboro 14-4, Cape 12-6, and Jackson 11-7. Cape vs Murphysboro and Zell vs Jackson start best of three series, with winners meeting in a final best of three. Murphysboro to Cape and Zell to Jackson for Sept 1 games. if needed, third games return to initial sites. Playoff begins Sept 8.
Hiller lifts Giants past Reds in 12th inning thriller
Chick Hiller delivered a bases loaded single in the 12th inning as the San Francisco Giants edged Cincinnati 4 to 3. Don Larsen dazzled in relief, allowing two hits in 2 2/3 innings, while Willie Mays and Felipe Alou supplied early offense and Rbi support for the Giants.
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Norm Larker
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Worthington
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Marion coach Starrick resigns after 17 seasons
West Frankfort era coach Wendell Starrick resigns as Marion basketball mentor after a 17 year run ending with a 6-3 record this season. He plans a part time to full time shift with a coal brokerage firm while staying in Marion for family and a new post in cross country and track at the high school.
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Carry Back Career Ends with Injury at Arlington
Carry Back, the 1961 Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner with $1,177,615 in earnings, suffered a chip to the sesamoid bone in his left front ankle while galloping at Arlington Park. Trainer Jack Price scratched him from the $100,000-added Washington Park Handicap and announced the 5-year-old would be retired to stud at a ranch near Ocala, Florida.
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St. Louis Players Dominate Bowling All America
Don Carter led a St. Louis sweep with five players named to Bowling Magazine's All-American team. Dick Weber Bill Welu Ray Bluth and Harry Smith also earned top honors, marking the first time a single city held all five spots.
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Milwaukee
Don Carter
Bowling Magazine
American Bowling Congress
Dick Weber
Bill Welu
Ray Bluth
Harry Smith
Banquet Planned for Carbondale Legion Members
Plan a banquet at the Carbondale Legion home to honor the 1963 Carbondale Legion baseball team and their fathers, invitation extended for Tuesday. Pepitone Fined $50 by AP New York Yankees first baseman Joe Pepitone was fined fifty dollars for inciting a fight after a recent game at Yonkers Raceway. About fifty players from both teams were involved in the melee following the hit by a pitch, with the draw for post positions for the race scheduled today at Di Quoin.
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Cleve
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Little League World Series Final Marathon Score
Jimmy Walker blooped a single to drive in the winning run as Las Granada Hills California edged Stratford Connecticut 2 1 in the first extra inning to capture the 1963 Little League World Series championship in Williamsport Pennsylvania on August 24.
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Jimmy Walker
Las Granada Hills
Calif
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Conn
Jackson Club Golf Playoffs Near Close
Jackson Country Club hosts the annual playoff with four divisional titles settled. In women’s Class A Mrs Taylor defeated Betty Brown to win, while Class B titles went to Mrs Jones over Judy Mills. Men’s divisions see semifinal rounds in Classes A and B as Swindell and Clutts advance, with Bean and Blankinship in key matches. Ed Miller and other players compete in remaining brackets as historic figures are noted.
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Bean
Blewett
Jackson Country Club
Kat Muhlenbrock
Najomi Lockerby
Jerry Taylor
Virginia Jones
Ruth Blankinship
Lucy Stewart
Mickey Blankinship
J. W. Swindell
James Johnson
Jim Clutts
Louie Bahr
Butch Grob
Jack Hanley
Denny Kortkamp
Hardy Crews
John Blankinship
Glenn Ozburn
Harry Denzil
Bill Green
Max Burgett
Steve Kunce
Tom Gilchrist
Laverne Ward
Burgett
Ed Baker
Kameé
Herb Rodewald
Gilchrist
Harold McAdamis
Ward
Marvin Muckelroy
Ernie Williams
Leon Ebersohl
Ed Miller
George Chenoweth
Goose Hunting Area Permits Available
Two public goose hunting areas near Horseshoe Lake and Union County will open from November 11 to December 23 or until a 20 000 goose quota is reached. Shooting hours are sunrise to noon with a two goose daily possession limit. Apply by mailing to Permit Office, Department of Conservation, Springfield Illinois. It is unlawful to possess more than 10 shotgun shells on these state operated areas.
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Payne Tec Wins Pro-Am at Egyptian Country Club
Bob Payne of Mt. Vernon leads a pro-am team with Contie and Al Connell of Mounds and Dr. Bagby of Cairo to a 60 stroke low in a playoff tie with Sikeston’s team led by Jim Kirk. Connell’s chip for birdie two secured the win in the par three playoff. 36-hole amateur event wraps today.
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Mt. Vernon
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al. Connell
Mounds
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Cairo
Egyptian Country Club
Sikeston
Jim Kirk
Jackson Country Club
Hele
al Connell
A s Pitcher Rakow Files for Bankruptcy
Kansas City August 24 AP Ed Rakow pitcher for the Kansas City Athletics filed a voluntary petition of bankruptcy in US District Court. The petition listed liabilities of 29990.04 and assets of 125. Rakow's 1961 salary was 10500 and his 1962 salary was 13500 with an additional 1000 from personal endorsements.
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Ed Rakow
Kansas City Athletics
Rakow
Cepeda hits home runs in all 30 NL parks in 1963
San Francisco Giants slugger Orlando Cepeda became the first player to homer in every National League park during the 1963 season. The feat highlighted Cepeda's power as he joined an elite group for that year.
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San Francisco Giants
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