Rebels Beat Leetown 2-0 In Rouss Park Showdown
Rebels scored twice in the sixth to shut out Lacetown at Rouss Park. Pitcher Ted Reed allowed one hit with 18 strikeouts while Leetown managed a single by Burch. Bricker homered but Foltz was ruled out for not touching second base.
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Rote Named AFL’s Leading Passer for 1963
Tobin Rote, quarterback for the San Diego Chargers, was officially named the American Football League's leading passer for 1963. He completed 170 of 286 passes, a 59.4 percent average, and averaged 14.76 yards per completion.
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Lorenzen Captures Second Yankee 300 at Indy Road Course
Fred Lorenzen won the Yankee 300 at Indianapolis Raceway Park on a 79.127 mph average, beating Parnelli Jones who lost due to transmission and clutch trouble. A. J. Foyt led early, but his radiator failure cost him contention. Dieringer finished third in a Mercury. Lorenzen, Moes of Elmhurst Illinois, described the win as the hardest he’s ever had.
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Athletics Hit 12 Homers In Doubleheader Sweep
Kansas City Athletics slugged 24 homers in a four game series with Minnesota after a Sunday doubleheader sweep. Colavito and Gentile led the attack as Finley’s fences shortened for more power at Municipal Stadium.
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Virginia College Sports Results Summary
Virginia teams posted varied results across multiple sports. Key outcomes include North Carolina 9 Virginia 4 in baseball, The Citadel 1 3 VMI 0-5, Richmond at Geo Washington in a lacrosse match, and William and Mary winning the state track meet in Charlottesville.
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Louisville scholastic champ earns Woodcock Award
At the University of Louisville two basketball players were dropped for scholastic issues in mid season. Junior Don Buchholz of North East Pennsylvania won the Woodcock Award for the highest scholastic standing in his class with all A’s except a B in one-wall handball and a C in golf.
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Dancer Heads For Preakness
Northern Dancer heads to the Preakness after winning the Derby in a sharp finish. Horatio Luro praises jockey Bill Hartack while Ken tucky Derby winner Northern Dancer eyes Baltimore on May 16 for the second leg of the Triple Crown.
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Major League Standings and Daily Results
National League standings list Philadelphia and San Francisco both at 104 wins and .714, with Milwaukee Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Houston Los Angeles New York trailing. Today's slate includes Houston at San Francisco and more, with Tuesday results and upcoming games noted.
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W M Virginia Track Champs at Charlottesville
William and Mary won the Virginia track championship for the third straight year with 61 points, led by distance runners. Virginia Tech dominated field events with 15 points in seven events and set records in the discus. Jim Johnson of W M led with meet records in the mile and two mile while Fred Vaughan and Sam McCormick posted notable marks.
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Braves Turn To Fischer As Spahn Sees Help From Youth
Bragan’s Braves gain ground in the NL as 24-year-old Harik Fischer earns his third straight start win with a two hit shutout over Philadelphia. Fischer’s control and 1.93 ERA highlight a stretch featuring Cloninger and Sadowski dominant outings. Pirates, Giants, Astros, Reds win. Mays homers as Dodgers, Giants put up strong showings.
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Tri-County Baseball Schedule Released
The Tri County Baseball League announces an 18 game schedule for 10 teams running from April 26 to August 23. Winchester Rebels play at Toma hawk on April 26 and finish August 23 at G. Cacapon, with key dates across Leetown Sleepy Creek Misby Yankees Shepherdstown Charles Town Gainesboro and W. Rebels venues.
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Casper Wins Insurance City Open In Final-Round Rally
In Hartford Connecticut Billy Casper overcame a five stroke deficit to beat George Bayer by a slim margin for the Insurance City Open title on the 1963 PGA tour.
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Ford Tops Field for Las Vegas Tournament of Champions
Las Vegas entrants advance to the winners contest with Doug Ford leading among 29 competitors for the $65,000 event. Arnold Palmer has appeared eight times previously, Bill Casper seven.
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