Hardy and Malzone Star in Red Sox Victory over Indians
Bill Monbouquette fired a four hitter with nine strikeouts to beat the league leading Indians 4-2. Malzone homered and drove in a run, Hardy delivered a two run double, and Green added a late homer to seal Boston’s win in Cleveland.
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UPI
Bill Monbouquette
Carroll Hardy
Frank Lelene
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Chuck Essegian
Gene Green
Malzone
Ruben Gomez
Boston
Hardy
Frank Funk
Green
Monbouquette
Gomez
Jacksonville
Siebern's Bat Lifts A's as Maris Trade Memories Fade
Kansas City fans see Norm Siebern boost the Athletics while Roger Maris struggles to match last year's pace. Siebern, now at first base, leads with a .311 average, 9 home runs, 48 RBIs, and 75 hits, aiding a club tied for seventh and 72 games behind. Maris stands at .251 with 12 homers and 32 RBIs.
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Columbus Plans Nicklaus Parade
A downtown Columbus parade for new National Open champion Jackie Nicklaus will wind to the State house Friday where Mayor Rals ton Westlake will present a key to the city to the 22 year old golfer.
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Ralston Westlake
Four Teams Remain In City Softball Tournament Showdown
Emge’s and Galbraith’s stay unbeaten as they prepare for tonight’s 6:30 clash to reach the final session. CIO tops Guide 7-1 behind Brad Yeagy, while Lynch stays alive with a 4-1 win over Bethany. Tonight also has 663 vs Lynch at 7:30, with the Emge’s Galbraith’s loser facing the winner of the second game Thursday.
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Kermit Zarley Leads NCAA Golf
Kermit Zarley, a 20 year old University of Houston junior, won the qualifying medal in the National Collegiate Golf Tournament with a 36 hole total of 140 in Durham North Carolina. Zarley plays no 3 for the Cougars and was overlooked for the team a year earlier.
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Kermit Zarley
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Bullpen Strengths Lift Twins Dodgers with Relief Mark
Minnesota relievers Ray Moore and Dick Stigman helped the Twins rise to second in the AL with seven wins and eight saves. Moore is 4-1 with five saves and a 2.90 ERA, Stigman 3-1 with three saves and a 3.52 ERA. Dodgers trio Ed Roebuck Ron Perranoski and Larry Sherry mixed 11-2 with 16 saves. Elroy Face leads all with 19 saves and 1.54 ERA for Pirates.
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Ray Moore
Dick Stigman
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Stigman
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Dodgers
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Ron Perranoski
Larry Sherry
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Perranoski
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How to fit a ball for proper grip and weight
The guide advises placing the thumb in the ball and extending fingers along the surface before inserting fingers into the holes. It notes finger hole sides under the middle joints of the second and third fingers and recommends ball weight choices around 15 to 16 pounds for men and 13 to 15 pounds for women to improve scores.
Verona millhand credits lucky shoes for Nicklaus Open win
Nicklaus won the 62nd U S Open at Oakmont after a dramatic playoff with Arnold Palmer. Verona resident and former caddy Topsy Bugna, 48, celebrated his luck and pride, saying his blisters and lucky shoes helped Nicklaus triumph as the crowd pressed for autographs and his family prayed in church.
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Topsy) Bugna
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McNeeley Suspended For Causing Riot
Former heavyweight contender Tom McNeeley received a 60 day suspension from the New Jersey State Boxing Commission after a June 8 bout in Ottawa New Jersey. He was charged with unsportsmanlike conduct after throwing low blows and prompting fans to surge the ring requiring police containment.
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Don McAteer
Paul Cavalier
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One-Hit Joy Sparks Goehring Gulf Loss in Five-Run Rally
J. T. Joy pitched a one hit game for Goehring Gulf but a five run fifth inning doomed them 6-3 to North Side Pharmacy. Joy fanned 10 as Swanson and Shearer combined on defense.
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American Seeds Highlight Wimbledon Championships Picks
McKinley of St. Ann Missouri Dariene Hard of Montebello California and Karen Hantze Susman of Chula Vista California were the only Americans seeded for Wimbledon. Rod Laver and Margaret Smith head the singles seedings. Smith ranked above Maria Bueno and Angela Mortimer after defying Australia’s tennis chief and touring independently.
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Susman
Miss Smith
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Angela Mortimer
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Packers Fullback Jim Taylor Signs 1962 Deal
Green Bay coach Lombardi announced on Tuesday that Jim Taylor, the NFL touchdown leader last season, has agreed to terms for 1962 with the Green Bay Packers. The Detroit roster lists pitcher Sam Jones at 36 years old.
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Nicklaus Rises to Third in Money Wins as Open Controversy Fades
In Dunedin Florida UPI reports Jackie Nicklaus jumped to third in golf money winnings after winning the National Open at Oakmont. Arnold Palmer leads with $68 331 66 while Nicklaus totals reach $43 198 95. Gene Littler also climbs with $55 704 83. Nicklaus earned $15 000 for the Open win and a $2 500 playoff bonus. Willie Mays declines a pose with Elio Chacon after a Mets Giants altercation.
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Arnold Palmer
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Oakmont
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Littler
Eee
Jack Nicklaus
Houston
Bill Casper Jr
Phil Rodgers
Bob Nichols
General Manag
Gary Player
Gabe Paul
Cleveland
Doug Sanders
Don Finsterwald
Bill Maxwell
Clerks Errant Bet Costs $6000 at Belmont Park
A mutuels clerk at Belmont Park punched the wrong button causing a $6000 loss after issuing 120 tickets for a wrong horse Affectionately. The bettor ended up with the winnings from the mistaken wager while the clerk must cover the loss from his salary. Affectionately won paying $2.30. the mistaken bet would have paid $28,800 if correct.
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UPI
Belmont Park
Ethel D. Jacobs
Lou Walger
New York Racing Association
Walger
May Hickok Award Goes To Roser Ward
Rodger Ward, winner of the 500 mile Indianapolis race, topped May Hickok ballot with 193 points and 49 first place votes in the professional athlete of the year poll. The $10,000 diamond studded winner belt remained the prize.
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UPI
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Paul Defends Indians as Yankees Slump Brings Tensions
Cleveland GM Gabe Paul countered Elston Howard's downgrade of the Indians, saying New York shows signs of frustration after a four game skid. Howard predicted the Indians would miss the pennant while Ralph Houk urged respect for a solid Tribe as they vie for the AL title.
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UPI
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Elston Howard
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Ralph Houk
Mountaineers Eye Strong 1962 Football Season
West Virginia expects a solid 1962 season with nine returning starters from a squad that upset Army and Pitt, signaling improved depth and experience for the Mountaineers.
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Mountaineers
Army
Pitt
Ohio AG Sues Reds Sale Over Half Million Damages
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy seeks to void the Cincinnati Reds sale to William O. DeWitt and claims more than a half million dollars in damages. He alleges Crosley Foundation trustees set a biased sale to DeWitt, aiming to keep the club in Cincinnati.
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UPI
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Cincinnati Reds
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Mark McElroy
Crosley Foundation
National League Baseball Club
DeWitt
Cincinnati
Mecklroy
Charles Sawyer
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Sawyer
Powel Crosley
Reds
Crosley
Layne Enters 14th Pro Season with Steelers
Quarterback Bobby Layne of the Pittsburgh Steelers begins his 14th season in professional football. He is noted for his veteran presence as he returns to the lineup and contributes to the Steelers’ plans for the season.
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