Dodgers Rally to Beat Cardinals in NL Lead Hold
Dodgers erase a 4-2 deficit with a five run fourth inning capped by an error by Cardinals first baseman Bill White, then held on to beat the Cardinals 7-5 in Los Angeles. Giants fall 7 1/2 games back after a 6-1 loss to the Braves. Other games: Reds over Colts 1-0, Mets beat Phillies 4-0 in opener, Pirates top Cubs 5-3.
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Redbirds
Cardinals
Dodgers
Los Angeles
San Francisco Giants
Bill White
John Roseboro
White
Willie Davis
Frank Howard
Davis
Giants
Braves
Reds
Colts
Mets
Phillies
Nings
Pirates
Cubs
Lee Maye
Vada Pinson
Pete Rose
Grover Powell
Phils
Cal McLish
Tony Taylor
Proposed Liston Bout With Clay Now Off
A 1964 title bout between Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston fell apart after negotiations collapsed. Louisville backers criticized Liston terms as unacceptable while Inter-Continental Sports pursued a fight with Clay elsewhere. Liston and adviser Nilon were unavailable for comment as Liston headed to Europe.
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Louisville
UPI
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Sonny Liston
William Faversham
Louisville Businessmen’s Syndicate
Clay
Liston
Philadelphia
Bill Cherry
Inter - Continental Sports
Clay-Liston
One-Hitter Lifts Moe Drabowsky as A’s sweep nightcap 7-5
Moe Drabowsky pitched a one-hitter in Kansas City to defeat Washington 9-0 in the opener of a two night doubleheader. Don Blasingame’s bunt single provided the lone hit against him. Jerry Lumpe homered in the 14th to seal the sweep in the nightcap as the Athletics pounded 15 hits.
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Moe Drabowsky
Kansas City
Washington
A’s
Hank Aguirre
Detroit
Minnesota
Juan Pizarro
White Sox
Red Sox
Dick Donovan
Indians
Yankees
Orioles
Don Blasingame
Drabowsky
Jerry Lumpe
Don Rudolph
Aguirre
Lennie Green
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Pizarro
Felix Mantilla
Boston
Donovan
Cleveland
Palmer clinches final spot in Golf World Series
Arnold Palmer earned the last berth in the World Series of Golf by winning a grueling 18-hole playoff over Phil Rodgers and Jacky Cupit at Firestone Country Club. Palmer's victory adds to a season total of at least 96,955 and sets up a busy September with the Series, an American Golf Classic defense, and high prize money potential.
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Akron
Ohio
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Phil Rodgers
Jacky Cupit
Rodgers
Cupit
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Waukegan
Ill
Firestone Country Club
Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Bob Charles
Major League Standings and Night Results Snapshot
National and American League standings are shown with records and percent, followed by Tuesday results for pairings in each league. It notes key playoff context with Palmer and Cupit tied for the U S Open and Rodgers tied for the British Open, both in playoff losses.
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United Press International National League
Palmer
Cupit
Boros
Rodgers
Charles
New Zealand
Forty Niners face rough start with early exhibition defeats
San Francisco coach Red Hickey laments weak pass protection and tackling as the 1963 preseason begins. Rookie Kermit Alexander shines, scoring 95 and 83 yard TD runs, then moves to offense. other rookies like Don Lisbon eye key roles.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Forty Niner
Forty Niners
Red Hickey
Hope
Hickey
Kermit Alexander
UCLA
Alexander
Chicago
Minnesota
Hugh McElhenny
Don Lisbon
Bowling Green
Monte Stickles
Hugh Campbell
Brodie
Bernie Casey
Jim Johnson
Messer
Bob Gaiters
Kay McFarland
Lisbon
Forty-Five Boys Report For Washington High Grid Drills
Forty five candidates for the Washington High School varsity football squad reported for opening drills Tuesday morning. Head coach Harold Stevens said workouts will be held twice daily until school opens on August 29. Early sessions focus on conditioning and fundamentals. The varsity group was joined by other hopefuls for required physical examinations in the afternoon.
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Washington High School
Harold Stevens
Stevens
Ray Wehr Visit in Detroit and local social notes
Ray and Mrs. Wehr and their daughters left for Detroit to visit Lindy Harding, now stationed there after Navy service. By September he will work for General Motors. The column lists numerous Sunday visits, dinners, and funeral attendances among local families including the Wetrich and Bowen families and several neighbors.
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Ray Wehr
Lindy Harding
Detroit
Mich
Lindy
Navy
General Motors
Love of Life Stars Lee Lawson and Barbara Vento
Lee Lawson and Barbara Vento appear in Love of Life after studying at the American Theatre Wing on a Mary MacArthur scholarship endowed by actress Helen Hayes.
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Lee Lawson
Barbara Vento
Love of Life
American Theatre Wing
Mary MacArthur
Helen Hayes
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