Willie Mays Homers as Giants Top Pirates in Nine
Willie Mays hit his eighth homer of the season helping the San Francisco Giants defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 2. Juan Marichal pitched seven shutout innings to tame Pittsburgh after Dick Groat and Felipe Alou produced key hits. The Pirates fell to 3-4 on the road trip as San Francisco stretched its win streak to eight.
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Mitinger and Collins Named to All-America Bowl
Two top ends from the 1962 college season were named to the East squad for the All-America Bowl game in Buffalo. Bob Mitinger of Greensburg Pennsylvania and Gary Collins of Maryland, both acclaimed players from Pennsylvania, join Navy’s Greg Mather to bolster eastern depth for the June 29 contest.
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Powell Blast Sends Orioles Past Twins in Rollercoaster Win
Rookie John Powell hit his first two major league homers helping the Baltimore Orioles to a 6 5 victory over the Minnesota Twins. Powell connected off Jim Kaat in the third and Ted Sadowicz in the fifth with a man on, while Hal Brown earned his first win of the season despite leaving during Minnesota’s sixth inning rally. Don Mincher drove in two for the Twins and Jim Gentile was ejected for the Orioles.
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Cardinals Top Houston Colts in Gibson’s Dominant Win
Bob Gibson struck out nine and allowed five hits as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Houston Colt 45s 4 to 1. The win moved the Cardinals to 13-4 on the season, with Gibson improving to 2-1 and the club securing its sixth win in seven games. Pendleton hit a second-inning homer for Houston, while St. Louis answered with three fourth-inning runs, two earned.
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Warriors Plan Move to San Francisco
Eddie Gottlieb owner of the Philadelphia Warriors said she will ask the NBA to approve the sale and transfer of the team to San Francisco. The request will be presented at a meeting of NBA directors in New York on Thursday.
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Ravens Journey To Louisville Show Two-Game Test
Anderson College baseball heads to Louisville for a two game series with the Cardinals starting at 1 p.m. Coach Carl Erskine’s 34-? team seeks upsets to move above .500 after a 13-0 rain shortened win over Franklin. Roster notes include injuries and lineup changes ahead of Marian doubleheader Saturday.
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Gary Roosevelt Wins 18th City Track Crown
Gary Roosevelt defended its title with an eight point win and six first places led by Clay Leek and James Harris. Leek swept hurdles while Harris ran the fastest prep 880 in 1 54 23, setting a meet record as Roosevelt totaled four points better than Tolleston.
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Liston predicts KO of Patterson in four rounds
Sonny Liston, training in Fallsburg, forecast he will knock out heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson in three or four rounds. He dismissed New York rejection and cited interest from nine cities including Las Vegas, Chicago, Baltimore, Seattle, Los Angeles, Washington, Houston, Montreal, with Philadelphia ruled out.
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Yankees Clinch Seventh Straight Victory Over White Sox
In Chicago in the ninth inning Yogi Berra stood on base as Ziston Haw tard drove in the run to lift the league leading New York Yankees to a 44– victory over the Chicago White Sox.
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