Barber Leads Orioles Past Yankees for First in AL Race
Steve Barber pitched and hit a two run homer as Baltimore beat the New York Yankees 6-1 to move a half game ahead in the American League pennant chase. Chicago beat Boston 9-3, while Washington and Cleveland won their games.
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Sam Bowens
Tom Tresh
Fiston Howard
Clete Boyer
Bill Skowron
Chicag
White Sox
Red Sox
Johnny Buzhardt
Twins
Davis Confident Of Clay Court Victory
Davis Cup star Marty Riessen, 22, routed Abe Segal 6 3 6 3 6 4 in the quarterfinals of the National Clay Court Championships. He advances to a semifinal against Dennis Ralston as fellow rivals and the rising teen Peaches Bartkowicz draw attention in the women’s ranking.
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PGA Scores in Opening Round of 46th Championship
Leaders card strong opening rounds in Columbus Ohio as top players post scores in the high 60s. Notable names include Arnold Palmer Billy Casper Jack Nicklaus and Don January with rounds ranging from 67 to 69 amid a tight leaderboard.
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Don January
Bob Charles
Tom Nieporte
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Bo Wininger
Joon Gustin
Joe Conrad
Bob Keller
Fairly Leads Attack Dodgers Power Past Cardinals 10-2
Dodgers erupt for 13 hits to beat the Cardinals 10-2 at St. Louis as Ron Fairly homers for the third time in two nights and drives in four. Tommy Davis also warms with a .268 average, boosting Los Angeles toward a .500 mark and closer to first place in the NL.
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San Francisco
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Pittsburgh
Giants
Milwaukee
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Fairly
Ray Sadecki
Joe Moeller
Bob Miller
Rojas
All Stars Prepare for Bears in Soldier Field Clash
The College All Star players, 47 strong, reported in Evanston on Thursday for equipment and physical exams ahead of their August 7 game with the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. Coach Otto Graham has exactly three weeks to ready the pick of the 1963 college grid season.
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Major League Standings and Thursday Games Summary
Major League standings show Baltimore leading the American League with 53 wins and 33 losses, followed by New York and Chicago. In the National League, Philadelphia tops with 50 34, while Cincinnati trails at 48 39. Thursday results include Chicago 9 Boston 3 and Cleveland 12 Kansas City 9 in 10 innings.
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Adams Faces McDonald In Public Links Semifinal
Adams, a colorful 27 year old dental salesman from High Point North Carolina, reached the National Public Links 36 hole semifinals at Francis Gross course after defeating defending champion Bob Lunn. He will meet Bill McDonald of Washburn University in Topeka Kansas in the semifinal with Arne Dokka and Dean Wilson in the other match.
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Calif
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Omaha
Campbell sets land speed record to claim both auto and sea marks
Donald Campbell, 43, became the first to hold both world auto and sea speed records after posting 403.1 mph in Australia with the Bluebird. He aims for 407.45 mph, surpassing Craig Breedlove’s prior mark. Campbell already held the 260.35 mph sea record from 1959.
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Former jockey Eddie Arcaro rides record six Preakness wins
Legendary jockey Eddie Arcaro secured a record sixth Preakness victory, cementing his status as a standout figure in American horse racing history. His victory adds to a celebrated career spanning multiple Triple Crown races.
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Braves Place Dan Schneider On Disabled List
Milwaukee Braves transfer rookie lefty Dan Schneider to the disabled list with a back injury and buy right-hander Cecil Butler from Denver of the Pacific Coast League. The 21 year old Schenider has one win and one loss. He is hospitalized.
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Milwaukee Braves
Dan Schneider
Cecil Butler
Denver
Schneider
Man of War Wins Preakness After Derby Absence
Man of War, hailed as one of America's greatest racehorses, skipped the 1920 Kentucky Derby and began his three year old campaign with a victory in the Preakness Stakes that season.
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America
Weekend Sports Preview with Local Auto Races and Ball Games
Friday and Sunday events span auto racing at Winchester Speedway and Hagerstown Raceway along with Pony League baseball at Moose and Rouss Park. Softball matches include Halltown Buckley Lages and Winchester Merchants facing TACs CC Esso and Phillip 66. Gainsboro and Leetown also listed.
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Moose
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Martinsburg Yankees
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Winchester Merchants
Tacs
Englehorn Leads In Inaugural Yankee Open Pro-Am
Shirley Englehorn of Los Angeles shoots a one over par 73 to take low pro honors in the pro-am of the first annual Ladies Professional Golf Association Yankee Open at Las Vegas Valley Country Club. Mickey Wrient, dominant this year with seven wins, is a top favorite as the $12,650, 54 hole event opens with 31 pros and 10 amateurs in the field.
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Mich
Shirley Englehorn
Los Angeles
Atlas Valley Country Club
Mickey” Wrient
San Diego
Calif
Atlas
Retzlaff Signs With Raise With Eagles
Pete Retzlaff signed his 1964 contract with the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday and said he got a raise. He agreed to a one-year deal with a one-year option, but no financial terms were disclosed.
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Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Retzlaff
Olympic Torch To Be Relayed In Tokyo
The Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee announced the torch will be relayed by 100696 runners for the October Tokyo Games, including 876 foreign athletes.
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