Consistent Camilo Pascual Tops 20 Wins Again for Twins
Camilo Pascual, 29, matched his 1962 20 win season by beating the Red Sox to lift his 1963 record to 20 9. Harmon Killebrew slugged his 45th homer as the Twins totaled 224 homers, second in major league history. Other AL results included Yankees over A’s and White Sox over Tigers. Indians swept Angels in a doubleheader.
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Minnesota Twins
Freind
Foe
Camilo
Ralph Terry
Dick Donovan
Ray Herbert
Pascual
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Boston Red Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Jim Hail
George Banks
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Kansas City A’s
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Washington Senators
Baltimore Orioles
al Downing
Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Floyd Robinson
Ron Hansen
White Sox
Joe Horlen
Hoyt Wilhelm
Fred Whitfield
Tommy Agee
Cleveland
Indians
Johnny Romano
Sam Bowens
Rochester
Robin Roberts
Orijoles
Senators
Don Lock
John Kennedy
Stu Miller
Orioles
Red Sox
Mike Fornieles
Major League Baseball Standings and Weekend Results
Standings show Los Angeles leading with 96 wins and St Louis second with 91. Weekend results include Milwaukee 4 Chicago 0, Philadelphia 4 Houston 3, New York 5 San Francisco 4, Los Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 3. Sundays featured Houston over Philadelphia 2 1 and Chicago over Milwaukee 7 3.
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Ontario Warriors Rout Monroeville in Home Victory
Larry Zimmerman rushed for TDs of six, 37, and three yards as the Ontario Warriors crushed Monroeville 42-0. After a 10-0 halftime lead, Ontario added 18 in the third and 14 in the fourth. Monroeville suffered its first defeat after two wins. they host Norwalk St Paul next Saturday.
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Larry Zimmerman
Ontario Warriors
Monroeville
Warriors
Eagles
Norwalk St. Paul
Cepeda Raises Batting Average In NL Hit Race
Cepeda boosts average from .307 to .320 over 17 games. He collected 29 hits in 72 official at bats to tie Dick Groat for second, three percentage points behind Tommy Davis of the Dodgers.
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UPI
Orlando Cepeda
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Dick Groat
St. Louis Cardinals
Davis
Top college quarterbacks shine as Mira rebounds in opening weekend
Navy's Roger Staubach led a 51 7 rout of West Virginia after completing 17 of 22 passes for 171 yards and a touchdown. Northwestern's Tom Myers threw for 209 yards and a score in a 23 12 win over Missouri as Penn State's Pete Liske ran the swing T offense to a 17 7 victory over Oregon. Memphis State held Mississippi to a 0 0 tie, Wake Forest upset by Little East Carolina, and Florida State beat Miami 24 0.
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Miami
George Mira
Roger Staubach
Navy
Tom Myers
Northwestern
Pete Liske
Penn State
Staubach
Myers
Liske
Memphis State
Mississippi
North Carolina State
Maryland
Air Force
Washington
Florida State
Little East Carolina
Wake Forest
Middies
West Virginia
Morgantown
W. Va
Wildcats
Missouri
Oregon
Mel Renfro
State
Lions
Florida
Tiger
Dodgers Hold Ground as NL Pennant Hopes Rest on Final Games
Dodgers keep champagne on ice after a 4-0 loss to the Pirates while St Louis lost to Cincinnati, leaving LA tied for the NL flag with six games left at home including series against the Mets and Phillies. Bob Veale and Elroy Face shut down LA late as Cincinnati benefited from Julian Javier’s error on the way to a 5-2 win. Willie McCovey leads NL with 43 homers after three outbursts for the Giants. Mays homered as well in San Francisco’s 13-4 win over the Mets.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgsons
New York Yankees
Don Drysdale
New York Mets
Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
Cardinals
Chicago
Cincinnati
San Francisco Giants
New York
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Houston
Philadelphia
Bob Veale
Elroy Face
Jim Gilliam
Face
Tommy Davis
Frank Howard
Julian Jav
Ler
Joe Nuxhall
Vada Pinson
Reds
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Giants
Bob Buhl
Braves
Colts
Joe Morgan
Major League and Minor League Draft Headlines LLW Tryouts
Forty four players were drafted by major league teams and forty two by minors as Little League West held tryouts for the 1964 season. Teams listed include B and B Food Market, Eagles, Lions Club, Milad Chevrolet and Oldsmobile, WEFW Post 1079, Bellamy Cities Service, with named managers and players in both drafts.
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Little League West
Bellamy Cities Service
Jack Covalt
Larry Hall
Dale Rutar
Remas Maurakas
Don Robinson
Kenneth Ford
Wayne Yun
Steve Covall
B & B Food Market
John Blanco
John Jones
Bob Kirk
Paul Clark
Doug Bates
Richard Pierce
Terry Waugh
Fred Alston
Eagies
Bill Goodspeed
Arthur Gray
Tom Holloway
Darrel Bixby
Ron Gasper
Scott Lincoln
Bob Messaros
Mark Boesi
Lon Orville
Lions
Henry Wolff
Ricky Cooper
Douglas Cary
William Day
George Davis
Tom Waldo
Don Beal
Homer Ravish
Huber Abram
Mike Toth
Isaac Maxwell
Richard Schwedt
Greg Hopkins
Paul Bushnett
Rick Porter
VFW Post
John Lugas
Melvin Eden
Terry Shipula
James Oster
Jack Jackson
Mark Lagas
Mike Brinkley
Steve Reed
Irish open drive ends in 20-14 win over Lourdes
Bedford Chanel open North Central Conference campaign with a 20-14 victory as Irish St Mary defeats Lourdes in Cleveland. Gene Mayher scored on an eight yard run early in the fourth quarter to build a lead before Lourdes rallied with a late TD and two-point conversion.
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Jorain St. Mary
Bedford Chanel
Cleveland Lourdes
Cleveland Cantius
Lourdes
Brookside
Dan Bellissimo
Gene Mayher
Dale Ptak
Mike Barry
Crusaders
St. Mary
Ray Waship
Dan Petticord
Dick Ebinger
Ptak
Jim Baldzichi
Irish
al Buda
George Sloboda
Budka
Sloboda
One-man Gang Leads South Central Past Milan in Firelands Opener
South Central defeated Milan 18 to 14 in Firelands Conference play as fullback Don Enzor scored all 18 points for the Trojans. Milan held brief leads in the third and final quarters before Enzor’s 25 yard run, a 3 yard TD, and a 3 yard go-ahead score sealed the comeback.
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Milan
Bob Raiff
South Central
Indians
South Amherst
Keystone
Perkins
Don Enzor
Trojans
Enzor
Ron Hall
Leroy Wynn
Hall
Gary Dailey
Firelands
Hillisdale
Sycamore Mohawk
Plymouth
Boddy's 3 TDs spark Elyria JVs
Elyria High reserve team beat Berea Midpark 18 to 0 as Don Boddy scored three touchdowns including a 56 yard opening score and a nine yard TD in the third quarter. John Higginbotham contributed strong defense with tackles for loss. The two squads meet again Saturday at 10 am in Berea.
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John Higginbotham
Elyria High
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Midpark
Higginbotham
Berea
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