Reds Hall of Fame Ballot Details and Submission
A voter guidance card lists eligible Reds players for the Hall of Fame ballot with bios and career stats. It requests a vote for not more than two, provides names and positions from 1902 to 1957, and directs ballots to the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, 1718 Union Central Bldg., Cincinnati 2, Ohio, with a postmark deadline of July 10, 1962.
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Reds’ Hall OF Fame
Hall of Fame
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Union Central
Cincinnati
Ohio
Attendance Down in AL Pennant Race as 1962 Figures Trail 1961
AL attendance through Sunday totals 4,480,483 versus 4,748,251 last season, a 5.6 percent drop with seven teams posting declines. Tigers show the largest gap, while Angels Indians and Senators report gains. In football, AFL training opens next week amid rising pre season sales except Dallas. Also Jockey Bernie Walt nets a $120.40 daily double at River Downs and Lacentte wins feature race. Yankees sign Toledo Libbey HS star Chester Trail.
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New York
Detroit Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Cleveland
Angels
Indians
Senators
Cincinnati
Bernie Walt
River Downs
Pete Vinegar
Admiral King
Lacentte
Glouster Little League to March in July Fourth Parade
All Little League players and managers must meet in uniform at 9 30 a m Wednesday at Glouster Stadium to march in the parade.
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Glouster
Glouster Stadium
Uniform
Podres Fails To Complete No Hit Bid In Dodgers Win
Dodgers regain first in the National League behind Podres and Williams as Podres nearly tosses a perfect game into the seventh and ties a strikeout record before a distance of nine innings slips away. Williams pitches seven strong in a complete game as Los Angeles tops Philadelphia 51. The Giants fall further as Mets beat San Francisco, while Pirates, Braves, Cubs, Reds split. Yankees, Angels, Cleveland, Boston, and Detroit win in the American League.
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Podres
Milwaukee
Max Sarkent
Williams
San Francisco
Mets
Dodgers
Giants
Pittsburgh
Bob Skinner
Houston
Eddie Mathews
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cubs
Reds
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Big Week Ahead For U S Girls At Wimbledon
Billie Jean Moffitt the rising star from Long Beach faces Ann Hayden in a tough Wimbledon quarter final after rest days. She had earlier upset top seed Margaret Smith and carries the United States sole remaining singles hope alongside fellow Americans Darlene Hard and Karen Hantze Susman. Rafael Osuna of Mexico bowed out of men’s singles to Neale Fraser of Australia.
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Wimbledon
England
Billie Jean Moffitt
Britain
Ann Hayden
Long Beach
Calif
Margaret Smith
Billie Jean
United States
Darlene Hard
Vera Sukova
Czechoslovakia
Karen Hantze Susman
Chula Vista
Renee Schuurman
South Africa
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Lesley Turner
Australia
Rees
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
University of Southern California
Neale Fraser
Ray Creed Wins Hamilton Pace Feature
Ray Creed led from start to finish to capture the feature pace at Hamilton Raceway in 2 08 1 5. The 8 year old paid 11 00 as the winner with Blackie Witt at 5 20 for place and Busymite 5 for show.
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Ray Creed
Hamilton
Hamilton Raceway
Blackie Witt
Busymite
Pileup at Scioto Downs Highlights Harness Card
Rain soaked harness racing at Scioto Downs featured a four horse pileup in the fourth race. No injuries were reported. Lass Hanover collided with J.R.F. causing Success Pert and Raider Volo to crash. I'm A Gander won the feature in easy fashion.
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Columbus
Scioto Downs
Lass Hanover
J.R.F
Pert
Raider Volo
Daily Baseball Standings and Monday Results Summary
From the standings, New York leads the A L at 41 32 .562 while Los Angeles sits at 43 34 .558 and Cleveland 42 34 .553. Monday results include New York 8 Kansas City 2 and Cleveland 2 Baltimore 0 with other scores listed. upcoming games feature Chicago at Detroit and Los Angeles at Washington among others. In the National League, Los Angeles leads at 54 29 .651 with San Francisco 52 29 .642 close behind. notable results include New York 8 San Francisco and Milwaukee 7 St. Louis 3, plus Chicago at Cincinnati and Milwaukee at St. Louis on the schedule.
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W. L. Pet
New York
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
San Fran
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
Setee
San Francisco
Donovan Faces Just 27 Batters In Rare Feat
Cleveland pitcher Dick Donovan authored a rare nine inning output by tallying just 27 Baltimore hitters faced in a 2 0 victory over the Orioles. Willie Tasby homered in the eighth to provide the only Cleveland offense as Donovan and Barber combined for a two hitter.
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Donovan
Cleveland
Dick Donovan
Baltimore
Gabe Paul
Indians
Harvey Haddix
Pittsburgh
Whitey Herzog
Herzog
Brooks Robinson
Willie Tasby
Steve Barber
Barber
Wes Stock
Woodie Held
Floyd Patterson Sonny Liston sign for Comiskey Park title fight
Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson and challenger Sonny Liston signed the contract for the title bout at Comiskey Park on Sept. 25. Liston predicted a quick knockout, while Patterson said he hopes for a favorable outcome. Patterson weighed 193 pounds, close to his expected limit, and noted Liston’s past knockouts.
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Chicago
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Comiskey Park
Liston
Patterson
Dannies ABR Seals Patterson Stufflebean Highlight Inwin
Dannies led by Dan Neth Gumpo not specified. Seals Patterson Stufflebean fueled a 21 run total in a 46 to 21 win while Champ hit a homer and Dupler earned two double plays. Pitchers Dalton and Tucker contributed touches as the lineup totaled a .416 team mark.
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Dannie
Logan
Stufflebean Patterson
Me and Seagal
T. Dane
Nelson
Cor Oenate Aka Tucker
Bloom
Champ
Buckles
Seals
Margorge R. Dupler Rutt
Acqneel
Dalton
Dane
Dupier
Tucker
Dalton Patterson
Dupler
Finsterwald Gardiner Win Carling Cup In Sudden Death
Don Finsterwald and Bob Gardiner of New York City won the Carling Cup in sudden death over Canada at Toronto. Gardiner decided the playoff with a 20 foot birdie on the first hole as Finsterwald and Gardiner captured the title 3 0. Canada’s Knudson and Cowan defeated Meister and Vessler 3 0. Additional results include Leonard and Mackenzie edging Brewer Jr. and Chapman 2% to 1.
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Athens
Don Finsterwald
Bob Gardiner
New York City
Canada
Toronto
U.S
Finsterwald
Promis
Ing Young
al Balding
Phil Brownlee
Nassau
Gardiner
St. George’s Golf
Stan Leonard
Gordie Mackenzie
Gay Brewer Jr
Dick Chapman
Gallipolis
Ohio University
Butch Grover
Recreation Races Still Not Decided in Athens Leagues
In Athens recreation leagues Kiwanis upset Moose 8 1 while Lions beat Rotary 16 3 to tighten race in Little League. Moose vs Lions Thursday at the high school could decide the title. K of C remains contenders after a 14 6 win over Medics. Pony League pends a Thursday showdown at the high school as Sheriffs face Rollerbowl after 19 10 win by Sheriffs over Bridgwater.
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Athens
Kiwanis
Moose
Lions
Rotary
K of C
Larry Sams
Joe Ruman
Bridgwater
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Craft
Hughie Critz
Jake Daubert
Pete Donohue
Groh
Noodles Hahn
Bubbles Hargrave
Ted Kluszewski
Red Lucas
Adolfo Luque
Eddie Miller
Meyers-Ss
Ken Raffensberger
Cy Seymour
Fred Toney
Curt Walker
Ivy Wingo
AP Late Sports
Dallas
Tex
American Football League
Texans
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Chester Trail
Toledo
Libbey High School
Jack & Jill Leay
Evens Office Supply
Robert's
Wright’s
Sega
Airport
Peck
Broadwet
Stewart Abre
Eliott
Rich
Roblee
Dow
Associated Press
Johnny Podres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Stan Williams
Spalding
Linda Lewis
Linda
Riverside
Chuck Lewis
Blanks Birds
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Atlanta
Syracuse
Rochester
Richmond
Oklahoma City
Dallas- Fort Worth
Milwauk
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McArthur
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