Campbell Leads St Paul Open After 36 Holes In Open
Joe Campbell fired a 67 to reach 11 under par 133 and hold a one shot lead over Dave Ragan Johnny Pott and Pete Cooper at the St Paul Open. PGA champion Gary Player carded 67 to sit tied for the lead with several others. top 15 scores listed with Campbell at 133 and Ragan Pott at 134.
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Indians Bring Conde Back For Stretch Run
Indianapolis reports Ramon Conde, who batted .348 with 75 RBIs, 23 doubles and 12 homers for the Indians before a stint with the Chicago White Sox, returns to the lineup next week to aid the pennant drive as the team leads Omaha in the American Association. Charlie Smith stays with Indianapolis, hitting .246.
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Vet surgeon names daughter after Kentucky Derby winner Hill Gail
Dr. Robert Copelan, a veterinary surgeon at Calumet Farm near Lexington, named his daughter Jane Gail after the 1952 Kentucky Derby winner Hill Gail whom he broke and galloped at the farm.
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Final City Babe Ruth Statistics Announced
Final standings show Hoosier Market securing the American Division title with a 14-2 record while Best Ever led the National circuit at 12-4. The Anderson Babe Ruth Leagues released pitching and batting records highlighting top performers and team performance across divisions.
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Major League Standings and Thursday Results Highlight Baseball Schedule
Major League Standings compile Thursday results from National and American leagues with key scores. Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, and Houston posted notable wins while Chicago and Los Angeles chalked multiple games. yesterday’s results included rain delays and late games. Sporting Goods led the Olympic Division with 11 wins and five losses.
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Zapf and Thompson Clash for Shirley Little League Title
Shirley's Shirley Lions Club sponsored tournament reaches the final as James Zapf faces Robert Thompson for the boys' baseball crown. Zapf defeated Bill Jordan 17 to 5 and Glenn Cupps 7 to 1 before beating Cupps 7 to 1 to earn the finals, while Thompson beat Denny McDonald 14 to 7 and Riley Nelson 13 to 11 before advancing.
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Vrooman Shuts Out Galbraith in Madison County Tourney
In Madison County Softball, Vrooman pitched a three hit shutout over Galbraith's, with Summitville A.C. scoring on doubles by Carpenter and Hoppes. Galbraith's limited to four hits but three went for extra bases. Second game saw Tam's Old Timers beat CIO 663 5 to 2 on Justus homering.
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Vigo County Fair Harness Racing Results at Terre Haute
Vigo County Fair harness racing results show 30 class pace and trot events with purses of 1000 dollars, winners including Joe's Carlow and Mat thew. Free for all pace and trot races finish with times around 1 08 and 2 14 to 2 15, drivers listed as C Crook M Walters and E Chaney among others.
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Orioles Snap Losing Streak Over Cleveland Indians
Baltimore ends a six game skid with a 5-2 win over Cleveland. Milt Pappas allows five hits while Charley Lau is key at the plate. The Indians lineup includes Mahoney Adair Phillips and Brandt, while Lau also chefs as catcher.
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Bender Ineligible for Indiana Hoosier 1962-63 season
Vic Bender of Louisville was ruled scholastically ineligible for Indiana University's 1962-63 basketball season. The 64 percent center and forward had been expected to start for the Hoosiers but failed to complete prescribed credits in summer school. Coach Branch McCracken confirmed the decision amid prior reports of study difficulties.
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First Game Washington Los Angeles Result Summary
Washington and Los Angeles played a tight game with multiple players contributing. Key names include Hamlin, Pearson, Cottier, Moran, Hinton, Thoms, Bright, Torres, Lock, Rodgers, Johnson, Schmidt, Averill, Piersall, Wagner, Koppe, Hannan, Belinsky, and Morgan. Los Angeles overtook late. final score lines show 30-10 innings and notable hits, errors, and run-scoring events.
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Terre Haute Kankakee Win II Meet Games
Terre Haute and Kankakee won their two meet games to earn a chance at the Little League World Series in Williamsport. Kankakee defeated Kalamazoo 9-5 behind Dan Brewster who hit two homers driving in three runs. Terre Haute then rallied past Des Moines 2-1 as George Relston and Ron Readinger homered in the third, Dave Monts earning the win with four hits allowed and nine strikeouts.
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White Wins Young Men's Overlin Quits After Shaky Start
Indiana University senior Phil White shot 72 and 73 for a five stroke win in the Indiana Young Men's golf tourney at Bloomington. White finished 287 three over par, part of IU's continued golf success. Jim Overlin withdrew after opening with three-putts, leaving a brief competition gap as Purdue grad Jerry Jackson finished second at 292.
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Pirates Coast To 9-1 Win Over Phils
Pittsburgh Pirates exploded for six runs in the third inning and rolled to a 9-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Dick Groat and Bill Mazeroski contributed key hits as Pirates outhit the Phillies 11-4, while Harvey Haddix earned the win and Ken Bourque added relief. The win snapped Philadelphia’s six game streak and left Pittsburgh at 27-13 on the season.
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Sears Captures Boys' Golf Title in City Junior Tourney
Rick Sears shot a one over par 71 to win the City Junior Boys Golf Tournament at the Grandview Municipal Course. The event had 72 players with notable scores including Tom King 72 for 18 holes and Paul Moody 73.
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Casey Stengel Joins New Mets as Manager in NL
Casey Stengel, linked with all four of New York's major clubs as player for the Dodgers and Giants and manager for the Dodgers and Yankees, is now named manager of the expansion New York Mets of the National League.
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