Altman's HR Gives Cubs 3 Victory and Pro Golf Tourney Results
Sam Carmichael of Martinsville led a 36 hole show at Anderson Boca Ree Al's first annual tournament with a 107 total to win 612.50 in first money. Ivan Gantz of Elwood took 108 for 375 and Bill Heinlein of Carmel earned 275 with 110. Twenty of 33 pros earned money while amateurs Dave Bingaman of Anderson and Steve Wilkinson of West Lafayette tied for top with 55. The Boca Ree Al event closed after 8 45 with 4550 in prizes distributed among 20 winners across pro and amateur divisions.
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Standings and scores from a muddled 1962 baseball listing
A dense recap of American and National League results with player names such as Altman Cardwell and Amies tied to Cubs Giants and others. It notes standings, individual at bats and runs, plus Tuesday results and upcoming games.
NL Approves 162 Game Schedule for 1963 Season
The National League unanimously approves a 162 game slate for 1963 starting April 3 and ending September 29. Houston seeks Sunday night games to ease heat while fans endure long trips. a plan includes air conditioned domed venues and coordination with visiting clubs and players.
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Warren Woes
Giles
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Ards
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Ford Frick
Giles Said
Monbouquette no-hits Chisox as Yankees win
Bil Monbouquette pitched a no hitter through 9 2/3 innings as New York Yankee relief helped finish a 6 4 victory over the Washington Senators. The win moved the Yankees to 97 12 on the season while Boston’s No 26 pitcher faced tough Chicago defense and endured a late scare from the Senators.
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Galbraiths Guide Victors Clinch League Title Then Beat Frischs
Galbraiths Guide Victors clinched the Commercial League championship last week and defeated Frischs in softball action at Shady Side. In the second game Guide Lamp, last place, beat Lynch for the second time this season. Parks hit a three run homer for Galbraiths aided by two hit efforts from Parks and Wood.
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