St Louis Takes AL Lead as Dodgers Tumble Giants Slip
Sandy Koufax dominated the night for the Dodgers but a catcher injury and a narrow loss left San Francisco in third. St Louis defeated the Mets 8 1 to move atop the NL standings by a half game over the Dodgers, while the Giants dropped further back. Willie Stargell powered the Pirates with six RBIs on two homers and three hits.
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Boyer Average Reaches .316 Leads Yankees
Clete Boyer, famed for his glove, has emerged as the Yankees top hitter with a .316 average. He credits self preservation and hard work, noting his low early seasons and his punch at the plate as key to staying in New York.
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Underdog Rally Breaks Tie in Late Inning Clash
A misread passage shows a dramatic late comeback as a team erased a 3-3 deadlock and earned a win with a late homer. Key figures include Duren with a 40 lead and Bald- Siatat contributing, while Demeter and Darter had chances but fell short as the final run crossed.
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Indian Chief Jack Kralick Edges Senators on Gift Run
Cleveland pitcher Jack Kralick won his sixth straight start by limiting Washington to five hits as the Indians edged the Senators 1-0 on a gift run in the eighth. Duckworth balked in the decisive run after a fielding error, while Kralick struck out six and walked none.
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Southern Conference Directors Plan Unified Schedule
Virginia Beach AP report On the final day of the summer meeting Southern Conference athletic directors discussed a plan for all conference teams to play each other. Davidson and Virginia Tech proposed a round robin to guarantee minimum conference games. Next year's tournament is set for Charlotte February 27-29 with other site dates for cross country indoor track rifle and wrestling.
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Dabs Upended Twice Despite Ratliff's Triple Strike
Forrest Ratliff opened with a triple header strike but Dabs fell twice to Southern States in the Health Center Mens League. Ratliff added a 128 game and Allen Hoover 119 as Garland Arnold led the league with 413.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Power for 125 At Bats
A compact summary of top players in both leagues across batting average runs and RBIs. Kaline Detroit leads American League batting at .349 with 44 runs and 48 RBIs. Allison Minnesota tops home runs with 16 while Kaline and Wagner share 35. Groat and Davis lead NL batting at .337 with 89 and 87 hits respectively.
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Three PGA Berths Up For Grabs In Richmond Qualifying
Three automatic spots in the Dallas PGA championship are contested at the James River course. Twenty four Middle Atlantic pros play 36 holes with ties decided by sudden death. Notables include Jack Isaacs of Hampton aiming for a 71 practice round.
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Veteran Umpire Barlick to Return Friday in Baseball
Veteran umpire Al Barlick, who said he quit last weekend, will be back on the job Friday. Warren Giles, league president, said a misunderstanding that led to Barlick quit has been cleared up.
Kansas City at Los Angeles and Chicago at Minnesota highlight midweek slate
Baseball scores and standings show Kansas City visiting Los Angeles in a twi night game and Chicago at Minnesota among Wednesday’s games. Team records and late results include Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 2 and St. Louis 8 New York 1.
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Dupas Retains Middleweight Title in Baltimore\
George Bowen reports Dupas defeats Denny Moyer by 15 round decision before 2,544 paid fans at the Civic Center. Gate receipts totaled 2151 with sponsors hoping for larger crowds as Dupas secures the title for a 21st year in Baltimore boxing.
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Dupas Retains Junior Middleweight Title In Outpoint Victory
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans outpointed Denny Moyer of Portland to retain the world junior middleweight title. Tom McNeeley stopped Bill Nielsen in Omaha, Len Matthews defeated Dick French in Boston, and Teruo Kosaka outpointed Israsak Indara in Tokyo.
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Boxers Fight In Close Split Decision rematch
The bout matched Moy against Dupas with a split result and close scorecards. Judges listed Dupas ahead 69-68 in two cards, while World referee Benny Goldstein gave Moy a wider 70-66 call as the range of rounds swung. Moy won most late rounds. Dupas landed solid rights late.
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Virginia Automobile Assigned Risk Plan seeks rule and rate amendments
The plan filed with the State Corporation Commission to amend rules and rates for automobile bodily injury and property damage liability. The filing proposes an overall 11.7 percent rate increase, increases in bodily injury premiums, a decrease in property damage premiums, and a reduced assignment surcharge from 50 to 35 percent. Public hearing requests must be received by June 24, 1963, with copies available at the Bureau of Insurance in Richmond and at the plan’s office.
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