All Star Game At Washington Highlighted Schedule
Major league results show Cleveland, New York, Baltimore and others, with All Star game slated for Washington. Wednesday schedule includes NY 5-2 St Louis 4-3 Philadelphia 8-5 Pittsburgh 4-6 and Chicago 7-3 Milwaukee 5-5, plus Cincinnati 12-12 Houston 8-11 in 2nd 13 innings.
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New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington
L. Pet G.B
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St. Louis Sweeee
Houston Eeerees
Chicago New York Erates
Fresh Grid Coach Joins William and Mary Staff
Rog er Neilson, 31, longtime Pulaski High School head coach, was named freshman coach at the College of William and Mary. He will assist head coach Milt Drewer in recruiting and teach physical education while coaching. Neilson led Pulaski to 30 victories and three defeats and has two published sports articles.
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Larry Peccatiello
Palmer Top Choice In British Open
At Troon Scotland 356 players from many countries began a two day 36 hole qualifier for the British Open as Arnold Palmer defends his title in a field led by Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Peter Thomson and Kel Nagle with prize money of 23800 and a first prize of 3920.
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Scotland
Old Troon
Loch Green
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Birkdale
England
Walter Hagen
Bobby Jones
Ben Hogan
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
South Africa
Peter Thomson
Kel Nagle
Australia
Gene Littler
Dai Rees
Player
Nicklaus
Sam Snead
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Moyer and Boylaw win by decision in varied locales
In New York Denny Moyer outweighed Teddy Wright 10 rounds to outpoint the Detroit fighter. In Tokyo Solomon Boylaw topped Yukio Katsumata over 10 rounds. In Brencia Santo Amanti defeated Brian London in a 10 round bout. In Buenos Aires Chucho Hernandez and Carlos Rodrigues fought to a 10 round draw with weights unavailable.
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Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Teddy Wright
Detroit
Tokyo
Solomon Boylaw
Cleveland
Yukio Katsumata
Japan
Brecia
Italy
Santo Amanti
Brian London
Britain
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Chucho Hernandez
Mexico
Carlos Rodrigues
Michigan State Freestyle Relay Team Seeks 1963 Return
Three members of Michigan State University four man national championship freestyle relay, Jeff Mattson, Bill Wood and Mike Wood, will return for competition in 1963.
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Michigan State
Jeff Mattson
Bill Wood
Mike Wood
Yankees Rally Past Twins To Retake AL Lead
The Yankees won 9 to 8 in New York as Mantle and Maris sparked a late rally after Bobby Richardson Tom Tresh and Hector Lopez delivered early homers. Whitey Ford earned the win as Cleveland falls further, while Chicago and Boston capitalized in a tense pennant race. The day featured a disputed Jake Wood triple and two Detroit wins over Baltimore.
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Bobby Richardson
Tom Tresh
Hector Lopez
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
New York
Minnesota
Yankees
Chicago
Cleveland
Indians
Detroit
Los Angeles
Washington
City
Lopez
Maris
Whitey Ford
Don Mincher
Luis Arroyo
Ford
Richardson
Tresh
Mantle
Harmon Killebrew
Zoilo Versalles
Twins
Charley Maxwell
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
Luis Aparicio
Ray Herbert
Pete Runnels
Boston
Angels
Red Sox
Felix Torres
Tom Burgess
Steve Bilko
Gene Conley
Bill Monbouquette
Jake Wood
Baltimore
Red Flaherty
Wood
Russ Snyder
Orioles
Bill Bruton
New York Yankees
M and M Boys
Leon Wagner
Mays
Homer
Jim Gentile
Rocky Colavito
John Romano
Norm Siebern
Kansas City
Aces Win for LA As Giants Fall and Musial Goes Deep
Dodgers edge the Giants 2-0 at Candlestick as Koufax and Drysdale combine for a three hitter. Stan Musial belts three homers for St Louis in a 15-1 rout of the Mets, tying a major league mark. Cincinnati sweeps Houston in a record eight-hour doubleheader. Pirates top Phillies. Cubs and Brewers split.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Giants
Koufax
Jim Davenport
Orlando Cepeda
Billy O’dell
Drysdale
Candlestick Park
Cincinnati
Reds
Houston Colts
Stan Musial
St. Louis
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Phillies
Milwaukee
Chicago
Warren Spahn
O'Dell
Willie Davis
Tommy Davis
Frank Howard
Willie Mays
Bob Nieman
Mays
Cepeda
Felipe Alou
Houston
Marty Keough
Leo Cardenas
Frank Robinson
Gordon Coleman
Norm Larker
Bob Cerv
Colts
Cardinal
Bob Gibson
Mets
Bob Clemente
Pirates
Phils
Jack Baldschun
Collins Wins Top Money In Flint Open
Bill Collins pocketed 9000 dollars as first prize at the Flint Open in Flint Michigan. The 33 year old veteran praised a chiropractor for easing a bad back and held off Dave Ragan who finished one stroke behind. Final standings show Collins 284 and Ragan 285 with other notable scores and prize money listed.
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Mich
Bill Collins
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Bill Casper
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Calif
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Ragan
Sleepy Creek tops Winchester 10 inning 10 9 thriller
Sleepy Creek edge Winchester 10 9 in 10 innings at Sleepy Creek in a Tri-County League game. Jack Householder laid down the squeeze bunt scoring Dale Cardwell for the decisive run after Cardwell, who had singled, reached third on Arnie Risinger's double. Winchester drops below .500. Sleepy Creek improves to 5 6 on the season.
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Paul Foytack
Hank Aguirre
Jim Gentile
Kansas City
Ken Retzer
Jerry Lumpe
Senator
Ed Brinkman
Retzer
Lumpe
Bud Zipfel
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A’s
Norm Siebern
Jose Tartabull
Sleepy Creek
Winchester
Jack Householder
Householder
Dale Cardwell
Cardwell
Arnie Risinger
Rebels
Ted Reed
Warren Miller
Reed
Larry Wordsworth
Miller
Buck Wymer
Allen Cornwell
Marv Griffith
City League games highlight Elmo Smith four-hitter loss
In the opener Republic Oil defeated City League rival 6-3 as Elmo Smith pitched a four hitter for Hum mer. The nightcap saw Halltown overpower Coca-Cola 11-2 to stay in third place.
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R. H. Hummer
Elmo Smith
Halltown
Coca-Cola
Shoemaker Wins Belmont with Jai Pur in 1964
The jockey Willie Shoemaker rode Gallant Man to the 1957 Belmont win. He then captured the 1959 Belmont aboard Sword Dancer, finished fourth aboard Tompion in 1960, and earned his third Belmont victory in four starts aboard Jai Pur in 1964.
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Willie Shoemaker
Gallant Man
Sword Dancer
Tompion
Jaipur
Aaron Out For NL Replaced By Spahn In All Star Game
Washington AP report notes Aaron benched by ankle injury. Warren Spahn chosen to replace him for the National League, joining a star lineup led by Mays Cepeda Clemente Boyer and Musial. Bunning and Drysdale to start in a midday All Star clash at D C Stadium with Koufax also in the rotation.
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Aaron
Spahn
Washington
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Fred Hutchinson
Warren Spahn
Braves
Ralph Houk
Nationals
Willie Mays
Tommy Davis
Orlando
Cepeda
Roberto Clemente
Ken Boyer
Stan Musial
Ernie Banks
Felipe Alou
Precious baby arrival sampler story and needlecraft catalog
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Baby
Alice Brooks
Winchester
Star
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
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