Baseball Scores and Matchups in Thursday Games
Titling the slate include Milwaukee at New York Spahn versus Jackson, St Louis at Philadelphia Simmons against Culp, Los Angeles at Houston Koufax versus Johnson, and San Francisco at Chicago Hobbie and Ellsworth vs Sanford and Fisher. Also Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Nuxhall and Purkey against Friend and Cardwell, with American and National League standings and Wednesday pitchers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
New York
Spahn
Jackson
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Simmons
Culp
Los Angeles
Houston
Koufax
Johnson
San Francisco
Chicago
Hobbie
Ellsworth
Sanford
Fisher
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Twinight
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Ole Washington
Stigman
Penn
Bunning
Grant
Washington
Conley
Stenhouse
Ford
Pappas
Burchardt
Herbert
McBride
Nelson
United Press International National League
L. Pet GB
Sir Pittsburgh
Houston A
Orioles top Yankees 3-1 to reclaim AL lead
Boog Powell belted a two run homer that sealed a 3-1 Orioles win over the New York Yankees. Dan Osinski tossed the Angels to a 1-0 shutout of the Chicago White Sox, surrendering only three hits.
Notice of Executor Qualification and Quiet Title Suit
Vigo County Indiana probate notices list Terre Haute First National Bank qualifying May 21 1963 as executor of Minnie E Stutz estate with six month claims period. Sullivan County suit Clifford C Higginbotham Fernn L Higginbotham counterclaim to quiet title against Jeremiah Raymond et al seeks court action September 3 1963 in Sullivan Court.
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State of
Indiana
County of
Vigo
Minnie E. Stutz
Terre Haute First National Bank
Terre Haute
Leonard F. Conrad
Vigo County
W. N. Cox
Sullivan
Sullivan Circuit Court
Charles J. Goss
Edna V. Goss
Jeremiah Raymond
Clifford C. Higginbotham
Fernn L. Higginbotham
Sullivan County Circuit
Ferrn L. Higginbotham
Laura Raymond
James Chambless
Jane Chambless
Christopher C. Raymond
Charles N. Benight
Louisa J. Benight
Joseph D. Raymond
Joseph S. Raymond
James W. Stout
Sarah E. Stout
William J. Whitaker
Francis L. Whitaker
Gertrude B. Hood
Robert Smith Sr
Helen York
Byron Fisher
John Altekruse
Minnie Altekruse
Joy Jacquette Hawkins
Joy J. Hawkins
Jacquette Hawkins
Joy J. Carroll
Jacquette Carroll
Joe Carroll
Joseph J. Carroll
Herman Holthaus
Agnes Holthaus
James A. Goodrich
Carl Fall
John R Northrop
Mary L. Northrow
Joy J. Butler
Joy B. Sampson
Gordon Sampson
DeWitt C. Fuller
Eldred Fuller
Charles E. Young
Colonel H. Thompson
Marion Smith
Evelyn Smith
Lulu Kendall
Lewis H. Thiede
E. Lucile Thiede
Clyde Hawkins
Anna Hawkins
Forrest W. Farmer
Morman Bedford
Lewis F. York
Pearl York
William R. Record
Jacob Ion FE
Record
Paul Barton
Lawrence Hamilton
Judy Hamilton
Homer C. Bentley
Minnie M. Bentley
Perley O. Veach
Hazel Marie Veach
Fred Cleghorn
Ethyle Cleghorn
Wilbur Shaw
Ernest C. Martin
Floyd Sanders
Berdina Sanders
Berdena
John W. McCarty
Vito County
State of Indiana
Fleven
Wabash River
Fiecht
Clifford C. Higeinboatham
Fernn
L. Higinbotham
Sullivan County Circuit Court
Sullivan County
Wills Sparks Dodgers Win in Narrow Rodenter But Effective
Wills again provides the Dodgers with the edge as Los Angeles wins on three hits in seven innings. Drott limits the Dodgers, while Wills' speed creates the decisive moment in this typical Wills win as Cincinnati and Pittsburgh rain out elsewhere. Cubs beat Giants 5 to 2 on five hitter Bob Buhl. Ernie Banks and Ron Santo lead the attack with three hits each. Galen Cisco walks in tying run, then hits Mack Jones to force in the go ahead run for Milwaukee. Carlton Willey holds off Milwaukee until ninth, but Claude Raymond gets the win for the Braves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Dodger
Wills
Los Angeles
Drott
Cubs
O’dell
Bob Buhl
Giants
Billy O’dell
Cub
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Galen Cisco
Mack Jones
Braves
Mets
Carlton Willey
Brave
Milwaukee
Claude Raymond
Willey
Anderson Names New Athletic Director
Anderson Indiana June 5 Charles Cummings who piloted the Anderson Indians to a 1946 state basketball title has signed as athletic director for the Anderson school system He will take the post July 1 after 16 years in private business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Charles Cummings
Anderson Indians
Cummings
McCoy and Al Chabot Scalp Opponents in City Bouts
Floyd McCoy of New York outpointed Dave Russell in New York by decision 8 rounds. In San Francisco Al Chabot stopped Bon Bon Quirtz in San Jose in three rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Floyd McCoy
Dave Russell
San Francisco
al Chabot
Bon Bon Quirtz
San Jose
Barber earns win as Orioles top Yankees 3-1 in Baltimore
Steve Barber improved to 9-4 with a fastball heavy outing for the Orioles, who moved into first place with a 3-1 victory over the Yankees. Elston Howard was doubled off by Dick Hall to end the game after Barber struck out six over 8 2/3 innings. Johnny Powell hit a two run homer in the fifth for Baltimore while Mantle homered for New York. Other AL action saw the Angels blank the White Sox 1-0 behind Dan Osinski three hitter, Indians over Tigers 6-4, Senators over Red Sox 1-0, and Twins 5-0 over the A's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Barber
New York Yankees
Barber
Baltimore Oriole
Tommy Hitchcock
Steve
Baltimore
Orioles
Yankees
Dick Hall
Elston Howard
Johnny Powell
Ralph Terry
Mickey Mantle
Oriole
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Athletics
Dan Osinski
Lee Thomas
Felix Torres
Angels
White Sox
Osinski
Gary Peters
McCallum and Ratcliffe Shine on Mound in Local Baseball Night
Great Scot blanked Gibson Coal 8 0 as McCallum pitched a no hitter. Marathon beat Elks Club 5 2 with Larry Thomas homering and Jimmy McDowell adding a shot. Ratcliffe, McCallum and others starred across a slate of Little League and city games at Rose Schaal Evening Optimist and North Park venues.
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Scot
Gibson Coal
Marathon
Elks Club
Rose and Schaal Avenues
McCallum
Larry Thomas
Jimmy McDowell
McDonalds
Lovelace
Ratcliffe
Teamsters
Zarah Shrine
All Valley Meat
North Little League Park
Greenwood Drugs
Vigo Kart
RHE Teamsters
Zorah Shrine
Cassie
Johnson
Price
Decker
Hayes
Thieman and Frump
Nicely
Howard
McDonald
Waters
Websters
Pounds
Greenwood
Deahl
Brown
Stevens
Hamilton
Herb and
Lemons
Handlin
R H E Marathon
Thomas
McDowell
Crowthers and
Meehana
Grand Slam Predictors Favor Nicklaus Over Palmer
Ada's George Knudson Bob Toski Ted Kroll and George Bayer weigh the 1960s era majors and all pick Jack Nicklaus as the man to beat Palmer Hogan or any other rival. They note Nicklaus has risen to top status in under two years as a pro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
George Knudson
Nicklaus
Bob Toski
Jack
Ted Kroll
Palmer
Ben Hogans
Connie Mack Baseball Signups Open for Teens
Connie Mack League invites boys aged 16 to 18 born on or after August 1 1944 to register in Terre Haute. Tryouts at Spencer Field June 10 11 at 5 PM. attendees must participate in at least one session. Mail forms to Willard Kehrt 2616 Garfield Ave Terre Haute Indiana. registration closes June 7 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack
Terre Haute
Spencer Field
Willard Kehrt
Garfield Ave
Indiana
Pastrano Named Fighter of the Month After Upset Victory
New York on June 5 Ring magazine named light heavyweight champion Willie Pastrano fighter of the month for his title earning victory over veteran Harold Johnson last Saturday in what is called the upset of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ring Magazine Today
Willie Pastrano
Harold Johnson
Baseball scores and postponements across leagues
Columbus 2 Buffalo 1 8 Arkansas 4 Toronto 3 12 innings Rochester 6 Atlanta 5 11 in Syracuse 5 Jacksonville 3 10 in Richmond Indianapolis postponed Pacifi c Coast League Spokane 4 Denver 3 Dallas-Fort Worth 4 San Diego 0 Hawaii 6 Oklahoma City 1 Other games postponed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Buffalo
Arkansas
Toronto
Rochester
Atlanta
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Richmond
Indianapolis
Spokane
Denver
Dallas-Fort Worth
San Diego
Hawaii
Oklahoma City
Palmer Feels Great Ready to Return to Tour
Arnold Palmer says he feels just great after a three week layoff and plans to play in the Thunderbird tournament starting June 13. He will warm up with tuneup rounds at Westchester Country Club before joining the event. Palmer expects his form to prove itself once in competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Latrobe
Westchester Country Club
Rye
N. Y
Vikings Sign Four For 1963 NFL Season
The Minnesota Vikings sign rookie John Munro of Whitworth College and three veterans for the 1963 season. Veterans added include guard Gerry Huth fullback Bill Brown and tackle Larry Bowie, boosting total veterans to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Vikings
John Munro
Whitworth
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Bearnorth
Sherry
Lolich
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Latman
Walker
Abernathy
Arcue
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de la Hoz
Wilson
Radatz
Nixon
Cheney
Retzer
Hr—Lock
Perry
Battey
Rakow
Segui
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Fischer
Edwards
Allison
Terry
Hall
Mantle
Powell
Landis
Fox
Ward
Robinson
McCraw
Nicholson
If Weis
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Wilheim
Peters
Martin
Pearson
Wagner
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Weis
Torres
Dees
L. Thomas
S—Fregosi
Wilhelm
Wair
Salerno
Honochick
Runge
Stewart
THE
Boog Powell
Dan_ Osinski
Herbert B. Watson
Donald W. Reesy
Shafer, Francis & Everett
Butooze
By Jimmy Hatro
Chisox
UP International
George Bayer
Connie Mack League
Arnie
Vikings
ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Golden Eagles
Silver Eagle
Amaralo
Albuquerque
Continental Trailways
Wichita
Los Angeles Phoenix
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