Eternal optimist Lopez bets Yanks can be dethroned
Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez remained confident the New York Yankees could be stopped in their bid for a fifth straight American League pennant. He noted the Yankees are hurting for pitching while praising Mickey Mantle's resilience and predicted a challenger would beat New York, stressing the importance of pitching over hitting or defense. The Sox surged with seven runs in Baltimore after a weekend loss in New York, reclaiming top AL position.
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Gordon Beard
Baltimore
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Lopez
Yankee
White Sox
New York
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Mickay
Chicago
League Leaders Pitching and Hitting Highlights
A statistical roundup shows Ford and Kralick leading pitching with key 1‑4 decision counts. Batting leaders include Fregosi and Oliva for AL, with Williams, Mays, Clemente headlining NL. Highlights cover runs, RBIs, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases across AL and NL, plus strikeout leaders Koufax Drysdale Veale and others.
Kim Hughes no-hitter helps Catalina Little League rout
Kim Hughes pitched his second consecutive no-hitter as Laura Scudders routed Ramsey Paint 23 to 0 in Catalina Little League play. The larger standout was Laura Seas 025 880-23 13 Ramsey FP with multiple players listed among batters and home run threats.
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Kim Hughes
Laura Scudders
Catalina
Ramsey Paint
Laura Seas
Ramsey
Kim
Tad Alan Angetey
Don Loose
Louis Kuehnle Jr
Brad Ramsey
Tom Slovan
Gary Sprinkle
Seixas Dow Set For Southern Tenis Round Two Match
Top seeded Vic Seixas and Richard Dow of Tennessee were to meet in the second round of the Southern Tennis Championships in Charlotte North Carolina. Sonny Liston paid a twenty dollar speeding fine in Glendale Colorado for 53 mph in a 35 mph zone. Johnny White remained in critical condition in Terre Haute Indiana after a Sunday crash but was responsive to treatment. Al Lopez named Gil Hodges and Tony Cuccinello as the coaching staff for the July 7 All Star game at Shea Stadium. Brice Look from Michigan State signed with the Milwaukee Braves and was sent to Binghamton in the New York Penn League.
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Vic Seixas
Richard Dow
University of Tennessee
Charlotte
N.C
Sonny Liston
Glendale
Colo
Johnny White
Terre Haute
Ind
al Lopez
Gil Hodges
Tony Cuccinello
New York
Shea Stadium
Brice Look
Michigan State University
Milwaukee Braves
Binghamton
Lenoir Drilling Win Two Round NCAA Tennis Matches
NCAA Tennis at East Lansing reports Arizona stars Bill Lenoir and Fred Drilling won second-round matches. Lenoir defeated Bryan Flood 6-2 6-0 and Drilling beat Paul Kantrowich 6-2 6-3, advancing to faces Gary Johnson and Rod Mandelstam in upcoming rounds.
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East Lansing
Mich
University of Arizona
Bill Lenoir
Fred Drilling
Lenoir
Bryan Flood
Michigan
Drilling
Army
Paul Kantrowich
Gary Johnson
Los Angeles State
Johnson
John Isaacs
Stanford
Rod Mandelstam
Miami
Florida
Marty Riessen
Northwestern
Bill Tym
Charles Pasaréell
UCLA
van Thompson
Wichita
Dave Sanderlin
Frank Bertram
Rice
Jerry Cromwell
USC
Jack Kamrath
Texas
Dailey Finds Glory Only Too Fleeting
Minnesota Twins reliever Bill Dailey rose to hero status in 1963 with a 1.55 ERA and 13 saves in 66 games. He was sent to Atlanta to attempt a return to the majors as Sam Mele and Gordie Maltzberger praised his control and poise while replacing him with Bill Whitby for the rest of the season.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Bill Dailey
Dailey
Atlanta
Twins
Cleveland
Metropolitan Stadium
Bill Bailey
Sam Mele
Gordie Maltzberger
Virginia
Bill Whitby
Charlotte
Mele
Tempers flare as caddies clash with top golfers at U S Open
At Congressional Country Club a surge in heat fuels clashes between players and caddies. Jocko Miller, veteran caddy master, reports a high casualty rate and frequent firings as players demand new attendants. Caddies like Robert E Lee Harrison describe harsh pay and hard work, while names such as Sam Snead and Julius Boros loom as tough clients.
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Will Grimsley
Washington
Congressional Country Club
Jocko Miller
Jocko
Robert E. Lee Harrison
Sam Snead
Julius Boros
Boros
Giles Snares NCAA Lead In Golf Play
Marvin Giles, Georgia sophomore from Lynchburg, tied Broadmoor course record with a four under par 67 to lead NCAA golf after first round qualifying. Oklahoma State and Houston tied for team lead at 292, with San Jose State 295 and others in pursuit.
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Colo
Marvin
Vinny) Giles
University of Georgia
Lynchburg
Broadmoor
Oklahoma State
Houston University
San Jose State
Southern California
Notre Dame
Indiana
New Mexico
Miami
Florida
University, Michigan
Arizona State University
Legion Nines End In Draw
See saw baseball at Campbell Avenue Field ends 5 5 after Stewart Title rallies from 5 4 down garning tying run on a bases loaded walk by Rich Hinton in the sixth Tucson Gas errors aid Stewart Title scoring in the fourth lineup includes Brasaskas Belerane Hinton Alday Marquez Martin Tenosky Titone.
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Stewart
American Legion
Campbell Avenue Field
Rich Hinton
Stewart Title
Tucson Gas Vo
Larry Brasaskas
Héctor Belerane
Rich Alday
Alex Marquez
Din Martin
Mike Tenosky
Pete Titone
Lester Scores Win in San Francisco Bout
Unbeaten middleweight Jimmy Lester posted his tenth knockout and eleventh win overall by flooring Andres Herrera of Mexico in the fourth round of a ten round scheduled bout in San Francisco.
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