Screwy Developments Plague Giants and Dodgers in Fracas
In Candlestick Park the Giants swept a three game series from the Dodgers though chaos marked each game. Ejections befell Leo Durocher and Maury Wills among others as disputed calls and muddy infields sparked contention. Willie Mays delivered a key double in a six run inning. Grounder misplays and muffed plays added to the miscues.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Note on Dodgers
The standings show multiple leagues with scattered scores and the day’s schedule lists Philadelphia at New York and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh among others. A separate incident reports Orlando’s dismissal after helmet throwing and Willie Davis misunderstanding a take sign on a ninth inning sacrifice attempt.
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Kichi hara stops Little Rufe in third round
Japan’s Hiroyuki Kichi hara, rated second among flyweights, knocked out Little Rufe of the Philippines in the third round of their 10 round bout. A body shot sealed the win as both fighters weighed 112 pounds.
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It's High Time Maris Fans Back His Good Year
New York reports Roger Maris, despite a .254 average and 70 RBIs, is lauded for clutch hitting as he drives in the winning runs in a 2-0 victory over Detroit and a 3-2 win in the prior game. Teammates defend his effort, noting his defense and base running while Maris insists he swings to make contact and helps win games.
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Maris
Tom Tresh
Detroit
Tigers
Ronnie Kline
Bill Stafford
Kline
Bright Lock Hit 3 Run HRs As Nats Romp
Washington Senators blasted Cleveland Indians 11 2 in the first game of a doubleheader. Harry Bright and Don Lock hit three run homers, Bright in the third off Dick Donovan and Lock in the sixth as Washington built a 3 0 lead and added four more in the sixth. The seventh inning included a two run triple by Bob Johnston.
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UPI
Harry Bright
Don Lock
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Bright
Dick Donovan
Senators
Lock
Washington
Donovan
Frank Funk
Bob Johnston
Emge's Shuts Out Lynch In Madison County Tourney
Emge's shut out Lynch 2-0 as Wayne Couch hit a two run homer off Bird after four hits by Mayo Sauerwein. Chase Motors beat Guido Lamp and Bob Kessler 4-0 in seven as Shepard led Elwood with three singles. Galbraith's bomb Roger Ellis powered an 11-1 win over Mounds. Tonight's schedule lists three early games at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30.
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Huffman Captures City Parks Tennis Title in Drama
Cliff Huffman rallied from 1-6 to win the men's singles title over Nate Harter 1-6 6-2 6-3. Harter and Chuck James beat Harless Huffman 6-2 5-7 6-2 in doubles. Marilyn Krueger edged Marilyn Schuster 6-4 4-6 7-5 to defend her women's crown, while Harless Schuster and Huffman Thornburg lost 6-2 6-1 in mixed doubles.
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Browns Trade For Ernest Green From Packers
The Cleveland Browns announced they obtained Ernest Green a rookie offensive back from the Green Bay Packers in exchange for a NFL draft choice. Green graduated from the University of Louisville and is listed at 6 feet 2 inches and 210 pounds.
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Cleveland Browns
Ernest Green
Green Bay Packers
University of Louisville
Robinson, Toole Lead Cincinnati Past Braves 10-2
Frank Robinson hit a grand slam as Jim O'Toole pitched Cincinnati to a 10-2 victory over Milwaukee. The Reds moved within 6 1/2 games of the NL leaders Los Angeles, with Cincinnati improving to 27-9 and Milwaukee at 24-9. O'Toole earned the win to raise his record to 13-12, while Hendley took the loss.
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Grandview Ladies Announce Low Net and Gross Winners
The Grandview Ladies Golf Club announced results from recent low net and low gross tournaments. Low net is sponsored by Coca Cola, Bryan's Variety, Standard Grocery, and Don's Barbecue with $3.50 certificates for winners and prizes for runners-up. Low Gross winners include Dorothy Runyon and Margaret McAllister in Class A-1, Mary Alice Dixon and Helen Ferris in Class B-1, and Mary Ward and Bea Catt in Class C-1.
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Reds Sell Drabowsky to Kansas City Athletics
Cincinnati Reds traded pitcher Moe Drabowsky to the Kansas City Athletics of the American League on Monday. At the same time the Reds sought reinstatement of third baseman Gene Freese, who has been on the disabled list with a broken right ankle suffered in spring training.
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Kansas City Athletics
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Maxine Taylor
Gene Freese
Mary Cave
Freese
Marie O'Neill
Mary Ward
Marge Sipes
Musial Faces Slim Prospects For Batting Crown
Stan Musial suppliers two lucky sevens in 1962 season battle as slump and insufficient plate appearances threaten his lead. Dodgers' Tommy Davis edging ahead while Smoky Burgess holds high average but lacks plate trips. American League sees Pete Runnels and Manny Jimenez contending, with Rocky Colavito driving RBI pace. Cedar Lounge tops Eastern Division after three-game sweep, preparing Wednesday exhibition vs Alexandria to benefit injured Tom Seal.
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