Stengels Birthday Gift Brings Mets Victory Over Dodgers
Casey Stengel celebrated his birthday as the Mets halted an 11 game road skid by defeating the Dodgers 5 to 1 in Los Angeles. The win, part of a busy MLB slate, also tightened the race with the Giants and Cardinals as Willie Mays and Bob Johnson starred for their clubs. Frank Thomas homered for New York while Stallard tossed a solid four-hitter. The night featured strong team hitting and notable performances from multiple players across the league.
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Packers Stars Out of Action in All-Star Week Preview
Packer stars face changes as Paul Hornung is suspended and Jim Taylor limits his workload with a knee strain. Ray Nitschke remains rehabbing, while the rest of the squad trains for Friday exhibition against college All-Stars. Vikings and Redskins rookies focus on fundamentals. Bills and Broncos prep for early games. Browns Blitz work continues under Blanton Collier.
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Flickingers Return From National Veterinarians Convention
Ten years ago today Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Flickinger returned from a two week trip visiting Washington New York City Montreal Quebec and Toronto. They attended a four day national veterinarians convention and journeyed home by Niagara Falls. They spent time with relatives while in Washington.
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Tri County Babe Ruth Team Draws Bye in Ottumwa Tourney
The Tri County Babe Ruth squad from Ainsworth and Riverside will face the Ottumwa National winner or Des Moines Atlantic after a first bye. Game time Friday is 8:30 p.m. All 1963 Iowa Babe Ruth League Championship games are at Pickwick Field Ottumwa.
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Major League Standings and Weekday Results
American League leaders New York Chicago Baltimore Minnesota Boston Los Angeles Cleveland Kansas City Detroit Washington. Tuesdays results Los Angeles 6 Cleveland 4 Chicago 5 Washington 1 Baltimore 9 Detroit 0 New York 6 Kansas City Minnesota 6 Boston 3 Wednesdays pitchers Kansas City at New York B Gros? gui versus Terr y Minnesota at Boston Stange versus Heffner Chicago at Washington Herbert versus Osteen Detroit at Baltimore [tary] versus Barber Los Angeles at Cleveland Newman and Osinski or Grba versus Latman and Ramos. Thursdays Milwaukee 9 Chicago 2 St Louis 7 Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 8 Houston 1 New York 5 Los Angeles 1 Philadelphia 0 Chicago at Milwaukee night Jackson versus Cloninger Cincinnati at St Louis night
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Blanchard's Turn Sparks Yankees Bench Power
Yankee manager Ralph Houk credits the strongest bench in baseball for the season run. Johnny Blanchard, back from bronchitis, lined a tiebreaking eighth inning single to beat the Kansas City A's as Jim Bouton earned his 14th win. The home win kept New York eight games ahead in the pennant race.
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Washington Wins 7-3 At Crawfordsville
Washington defeats Crawfordsville 7-3 in a Tri-County League game. Allen Pohren allowed 3 hits with 7 walks and 6 strikeouts for Washington. Ron Spangler took the loss despite seven hits and five Ks. Washington leads early and builds the margin with key hits by Mike Fritz Jim Marshall Martin Chebahar and Tom Lowe.
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