Home field woes and parade of nicknames in baseball clubs
Major league home teams posted under .500 in the season’s first month while visitors led by 53-48. Detroit rode 6-1 on the road and New York topped at home 6-1. Mets nickname ascent featured 2,563 mails and 9,613 suggestions. Gentile of Baltimore belted two grand slams in one game, a feat unmatched in the NL.
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Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Mets
Tne
New York
Empires
Islanders
Metro-Giaats
Metro-Dodgers
Charles Shipman Payson
Club
Kon Dodgers
Orioles
Buzzie Bavasi
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Dodgers
Gentile
Billy Lees
Preacher Roe
Ray Moore
Ken’ Lehman
Billy Cox
Irv. Palica
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Jim Tabor
Red Sox
Rudy York
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny VanderMeer
Tampa
Tampa Tarpons
Jimmy Fender
Jimmy
VanderMeer
Giants Beat Cubs 4 to 2 In Nines Comeback At Candlestick
San Francisco overcame a 2 0 deficit in the ninth as Elston and Cepeda drove runs and Elstons walk set up the winning hit. Ed Bailey belted a two run homer earlier in the fifth inning, giving Chicago a 2 0 lead before the rally.
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Banks
Kuenn
Santo Sb
Solo
Alu
Williams
Bailey
Bouchee
Pagan
Bartell
bMcCvey
Cardwell
Bressoud
Elston
eLandrith
Jones
Odedulp
g-Haller
SAN Ancisco
Jan Forkuenn
San Francisco Giants
Fagan
Steve Ab
Sever
Chicago
Wise der Brescoud
Don Elston
Cubs
Miller
Ind Nono
Cage
San Francisco
Els- Pov -Ghieaco
Ton
Jim" Divemuoc
Cepeda Miller
Bailes Marshall
Davenport
Los
San
Francisco
Que
Wiliams
Ed Bailey
Altman
Songty So Tun
Candlestick Park
Sainato Chicago
Alou
Gorman
Barlick Jackowski
Vargo
Split Screen May Be Used In Preakness Race
Preakness coverage may use split screen with two cameras to track Carry Back and rivals. CBS telecast aims for clear visuals as Carry Back seeks win after Derby drama, with trainers eyeing jockeys and strategies for a sixteenth mile shorter race.
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Baltimore
Silky Sullivan
Voice
CBS
Carry Back
Wee
Ethel Jacobs
Dr. Miller
Crimson King
Crimson Fury
Ben Wiener
Orleans
Price
Hirsch Jacobs
Willie Shoemaker
Cauniry
Jacobs
Berto Hinojosa
Shoemaker
New Jersey
Tommy Lee
Thandie Dr. Miller
Al‘Tberta Ranches
Flutterby
W. T. Leatherbury
Ravens Edge Indiana Tech in 12 Inning Baseball Thriller
Anderson high school beat Indiana Tech 4 to 3 in 12 innings as Kohen drove in the decisive run on Brandon's single. Brandon earned the win in relief, with the Ravens hoping to topple Indiana Central Greyhounds next, while Tech standout Kohen sparked the late rally.
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Laue Omi Ak Ae
Ny Meno
Ene Son
Youse
Indiana
Douglas Dillon
Tech
Secretary of the Treasury
Ravens
Ting
Kohen
Huntington County
Tor
Don Brandon
Brandon
Lukens
Indiana Central Greyhounds
Anderson
Teague
Leach
Reed
Adcock
Ceharity
Anderson High School
McCullough
Neat. Watkins
Powell
Muncie
New Castle
Kelly
Ison
Meeker
Geeting
McGarbey
Gessue
P. Jackson
Cruea Totaig
Clark
Stephenson
P' Ioisia
Rei Reed
Semelsburger
Bark- Comstock
Schrieber
Lukens Lan
Gressie
Geasue
Fealent
Iandonia
Huliman
Hochset-don
Jackson-Comstock
Stephenson ~ Schrieber
Senators Stop Yankee Rally For 8-7 Win
The Washington Senators held a late New York surge to secure an 8-7 victory. Dick Mahoney made a pivotal final play at third, and Washington built an 8-1 lead before Yankees rallies trimmed it, with homers from Billy Klaus and Pete Daley and key hits off Art Ditmar and Jim Coates.
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NEW York
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Dick Mahoney
Jesse Gonder
Senators
Washington
Dale Long
Mickey Mantle
Klaus
Daleye
Howard E
Mahoney
Mans
Burnside
Kubek
Katyma
Ditmar
Gabler
Coatespoot
Johnson
McDevitt
bCerviclo Arroyo
Blenarg
Coates
Hichardson
Arroyo
DeMaestri
Long
Boyer
Skovron
O’connell
King
Aoe Daley
Maris
Hinton
Erra
Ip & Peets Burnside
Kutyna
I Gabler
Burnside Howard
O'Connell
Howard
U —Rice Stevens
Schwarts
Indians Edge Red Sox in Tight 1-0 Win
Cleveland pitchers Bobby Locke and Barry Latman combine to blank Boston as Vic Power doubles and Willie Kirkland singles produce the lone run in a disputed fifth inning. Monbouquette despite 17 strikeouts takes the loss while Locke leaves with two out in the seventh.
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Boston
Cleveland
Bobby Locke
Barry Latman
Chicago
America
Red Sox
Billy Manwood Bouquette
Locke
Gary Geiger
Latman
Monbouquette
Vic Power
Indians
Willie Kirkland
Carl Yaskreemski
John Romano
Frank Malizone
Power
Gleve
Temple
Schilling
Piersall
Francona
Yastr'ski
Malone
Phillips Jo
Buddin
a-Wertz
Laiman
Harrell
Iaan
Bmon'quette
Nixon
Boeon
Boston I
Malzone
Runnels
Pagaroni
Yastrzemski
Locke CW
Dee
Membouquette
Monbouquette U.flaherty
Nurley
Honochick
Kinnamon
Republican Chairman Plans Private Business After Term
The Republican chairman said his appointment does not expire until April 13, 1963 and that he intends to enter private business with his son.
St Marys Clinches Conference Title In Baseball Finale
St Marys Gaels beat Huntington Catholic 2 to 0 on Anderson diamond to capture the C.S.C.C. championship. Paul Harber pitched a complete game for the victory while Eisenhower took the loss. Huntington's lineup includes Amick Frick Eckert and Retre as listed.
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St. Mary's
Huntington Catholic
Anderson Diamond
C.sc.c
Frick
K.eckert
Retre
Broderick
Martin
G.eckert
Eisenhower
Hesting
Wagner
Williams
I McKinney
Harker
Lavelle
Magers
Degitz
Durham
R.broderick
Huntington
Petre
K. Eckert
G. Eckert
McKinney
RBI
Harber
R. Broderick
Amick
Sac—Degitz
Bb—Harber
So—Harber
W—Harber
L—Eisenhower
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Clear Spring Distilling CO
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Clermont, KY
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State Revenue
Indianapolis
Copeland
Terror Manila
Auburn
Flash Copeland
Flint
Michigan
Young Terror
Terror
Bulletin-Herald
AHS Tennis Crew Downs Bearcats
St. Mary’s
B.S
16Th
Meridian
Goodyear
Pater
Voth & Meridian
Goodyear Tire
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