All-Star Classic Slammed for Poor Play and Winds
Candlestick Park winds blamed for chaotic 30th All-Star game with seven errors and late drama. Fans and veterans called the affair inept and dismal, comparing it to a picnic game as Cepeda and Kubek misplayed key plays. Commissioner Frick declined to pick a winner, noting both teams played poorly.
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Edgewood Announces Winners In Golf Swim And Bridge Events
Edgewood Country Club officials listed winners from four golf tournaments and results from boys and girls swimming meets and bridge prizes. Notable names include Martha Harmon Frances Alley Betty Goyer Denzil Robbins Maxine Graybiel Thelma Michaels Dee Johnson Flo Nutter Betty Pierce Fern Kollege and Charles Graybiel Don Harmon H. R. Alley Fred Robbins Bob Schafer. The article also notes July 4th tourney results and West Virginia’s 1962 football team set for a game in Portland against Oregon State.
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Short Home Stands Could Be Big Help
United Press International previews key 2nd half drama as the Reds push a five game NL lead and the Tigers and Yankees chase standings. Chicago Cubs host Cincinnati in a 12 game home stretch while Detroit opens a seven game set against Minnesota. Joe Ford hopes for 20 wins. Roger Maris eyed to chase Ruth's 60.
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Army and Navy to play Pitt in 1962 schedule
Pitt announced its 1962 football schedule showing Army and Navy both on the Panthers list. Navy visits Norfolk on Sept. 27 and Army comes to Pitt on Nov. 17.
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Indians Place Bob Schmidt on 10 day Disabled List
The Indianapolis Indians announced catcher Bob Schmidt is on a 10 day disabled list with a knee ailment. Schmidt was sent from Cincinnati on June 27 after the Reds called up John Edwards. He will run and exercise to strengthen the knee and is to return to active roster on July 21.
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Magers Hurls Shutout To Pace Hoosier Victory
Magers pitched a two hit shutout to lead Indiana Hoosier Mark et team to an 8 to 0 win. Magers allowed two hits and received strong run support as teammates piled up six hits and eight runs.
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Shadyside Moose Routs Inning Dominance In Local Play
Olvey struck out 15 of 18 as Moose beat McCarrolls 6 to 3. Rector homered for Moose in the first inning while Lewis led Albea Plumbing with a seventh inning homer for the win. Emge’s topped Madison Concessions 6 to 4 with three-hit pitching by Tappan.
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Baseball Evening Schedule for National, American Leagues
Major league games listed for today include Pittsburgh at San Francisco Milwaukee at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Los Angeles Baltimore at Boston Minnesota at Cleveland Kansas City at Washington New York at Chicago with start times ranging from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. and several starting pitchers noted for each matchup.
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Friday Night Pro Games Scheduled Across Seven Cities
Friday's schedule lists matchups including Philadelphia at Los Angeles Chicago at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Baltimore at Boston Minnesota at Detroit Kansas City at Washington Milwaukee at St. Louis Los Angeles at Cleveland and Pittsburgh at San Francisco with night games in eight cities.
Edgewood junior tourney pairings released for Friday
Edgewood lists second of three junior golf tourneys at the Edgewood course. Play begins 8:30 a.m. Friday with sponsors Quick Cleaners, Davis Dairy, and Brown Motor Sales.
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Pendleton Idlewold Golf Winners Listed
Pendleton Idlewold Golf Club announced recent tour winners in three events. In the front nine low net, Gladys Bowser led, followed by Ada Bird, Gladys Goudy, and Frances Flowers. In the 18 hole events, Bea King won low gross, Ada Bird second, Helen Hobb third. low net went to Marjorie Crosley, Vera Cassell second, Dot Lamb third. July 4 mixed two-ball winners were Helen Hobbs and Harold Deer with Gladys Stephens as low net winner, and Max McHart with Jo Carrington as partners. Max Thompson of Indianapolis won a silver tea set. An 18-hole event and back nine format are planned for July 14 and today’s back nine event sponsored by Cox & Puckett Auto Sales.
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Royals Plan Eleven Exhibition Games In Conditioning Start
The Cincinnati Royals will play 11 exhibition games before the season opens. Training will begin at Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus around Sept 15 for about three weeks, with Pepper Wilson stating arrangements are in place to use the base facilities.
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