Hook Hurls 4-Hitter For 3-1 Victory
Mets move from NL basement as Jay Hook wins Game 2 of the cellar series 3-1 over the Cubs. Hook limits Chicago to four hits with three strikeouts and two walks, aided by two unearned runs in a seventh inning rally. Mantilla, Neal, Altman, and Hook drive the Mets' offense. Brock opens Cubs scoring with a leadoff bunt and steal.
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Fanfare On Swiss Watch Industry Employment
The watch industry of Switzerland employs upward of 50,000 persons, underlining its scale and economic impact in the region.
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A J Foyt Honored By U S Auto Club
A J Foyt Jr. of Houston received the USAC top driver trophy for 1961 as officials honored champions across divisions including sprint cars midgets stock cars and road racing. Foyt topped the big cars and led in several divisions while collecting a record purse total of 171760. Other honored champions included Parnelli Jones Jimmy Davies Paul Goldsmith and Ken Miles.
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Wisconsin Tops Notre Dame 3-2 on Rally Behind Bunt Error
Wisconsin used two bunts and an infield error to spark a three run rally that gave the Badgers a 3-2 win over Notre Dame in Tuesday baseball action. Players and exact sequence unclear due to OCR.
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Giants Edge Cardinals 4-3 as Alou Drives In Two
San Francisco takes a 4-3 win over St. Louis behind Felipe Alou's two run eighth inning double off Larry Jackson. Juan Marichal pitched a complete game for the Giants, shifting the pace in the pennant race while Musial and Sawatski homered for the Cardinals.
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John Zink Turbine Makes Appearance at Indy Practice
The John Zink Trackburner, a gas turbine powered car, made its first appearance at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Dan Gurney, rookie at the speedway, test drove the rear-engine Track burner as wind limited speed attempts. Len Sutton led lap times at 148.1 mph while top contenders Marshman and Jones were around 147 mph.
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Raven Linksmen Lose Two Golf Meets At South Shore
Anderson College linksmen fell to Franklin 13 1/2 to 1 1/2 and to Manchester 11 to 4 Tuesday at South Shore Country Club. Top scorers Gould Butler Denniston each shot 89. medalist Admire of Franklin posted 77.
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South Side Fresh Remain Unbeaten in Track Meet
South Side Ninth Grade track team remained unbeaten by crushing Muncie Wilson 75 to 32 at the Muncie oval. Kirk swept two events including the 100 and pole vault. Clark of Muncie won the 220 and shot put to share honors.
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Yesterday's Scores From Baseball League Matchups
National League results include New York 3 at Chicago 1 and San Francisco 4 over St. Louis 3. Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 6 to 4. Milwaukee weathered edge in a game against San Francisco. Los Angeles at Houston scheduled as night game with no score yet. American League reports Cleveland at Minnesota 2-1 in the bottom of the inning and Detroit leading Los Angeles 2-0 in the first. Boston at New York postponed by rain, Kansas City at Baltimore and Chicago at Washington all p.p. with rain delays.
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Baseball slate features multiple interleague and league matchups
Schedule lists several games including San Francisco at St Louis with Sanford facing Simmons, Los Angeles Padres at Houston Stone, Pittsburgh Francis at Milwaukee Piche, Philadelphia Mahaffey at Cincinnati Purkey, New York Jackson at Chicago Ellsworth, Boston Monbouquette at New York Ford, Cleveland Bell at Minnesota Kralick, Detroit Regan at Los Angeles Bowsfield, Kansas City Rakow at Baltimore, Cuongardt and Herbert at Washington Rudolph/Hamilton, plus twilight games rouse and Dallas–Fort Worth at City and Omaha at Denver.
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Stirling Moss May Never Drive Again
London AP reports Stirling Moss may be permanently paralyzed in his left arm and leg after a crash at 100 mph two weeks ago. The hospital bulletin says brain damage and a slow recovery are likely, risking the loss of one of racing’s boldest figures and glamour. Moss, 32, has won 14 world championship grand prix races and set five speed records at Bonneville in 1957.
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Hall of Fame Pair Fire Eight Shutsouts in 1961
Baltimore pitcher Steve Barber and Minnesota ace Camilo Pascual each pitched eight American League shutouts during the 1961 season. Their dominance highlighted a standout pitching year with strong performances from both clubs.
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Calloway's 4 Hitter Paces Tribe Victory
Anderson High School defeated Richmond 5 to 2 on the Fairview diamond led by Steve Calloway's four hit pitching. He fanned 12 with one walk over the full game as Anderson jumped to a 5 0 lead through three innings and held on for the win.
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Phillies Topple Cincinnati 6-4 in Klaus debut at short
Billy Klaus delivered three hits including a two run homer and made a great defensive play as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Cincinnati Reds 6-4 in Klaus first game as the regular shortstop. Don Demeter Jackie Davis and Sam White also contributed RBI hits while Chris Short earned the win over Jim O'Toole.
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St Mary's Golfers Defeat Greenfield in Dual Meet
St Mary's linksmen won 7 of 8 in yesterday's dual meet, defeating Greenfield 6 four. Head of St Mary's led with a 37 total, besting Trent 42. Daoust 42 beat Hunt 50, Laughlin 48 fell to Linton, Lavelle 48 beat McKay 51, and Weis 48 lost to Hardin 42.
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Palmer Favored In Colonial Net Invite As Hogan Drops
Arnold Palmer was selected as the favorite by press and broadcasters for the $40,000 Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth. Ben Hogan, a five time champion here, was rated 10th, while Sam Snead and others awaited a strong showing on the 7,112 yard course. The event officially opens Thursday with Palmer expected to extend his Colonial dominance.
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