Yanks Beat Red Sox as Williams Shines in Big Night
In a packed AL scene, the New York Yankees routed Baltimore 7-5 led by Wil Williams who dominated after relief in a five inning stretch. Kansas City edged Baltimore 6-4 behind early offense, while Dodgers Podres silenced Milwaukee to keep pace. Cincy beat San Francisco 4-3 and Pirates split with Phillies as NL action cooled standings.
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Giants edge Gas House Gang in 18 inning Polo Grounds classic
Carl Hubbell, 60, recalls a 18 inning 10 to 0 victory by the New York Giants over St. Louis in San Francisco today in 1930. Joe Moore scored from third, Crutz drove in, and Hubbell pitched a memorable 38th inning as the Giants later won the pennant and World Series.
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School Recreation Program Stays Ahead of 1962 Pace
The director notes overall participation reached 10,418 for the week across three phases, beating the 6,995 figure for the same week in 1962. Playground numbers topped 1,100 at Cedar Bayou, Highlands, Carver, and Baytown centers, with Cedar Bayou at 1,675 and Highlands at 1,270.
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Bungert Eyes Upset Over McKinley At Wimbledon
Wilhelm Bungert, German tennis star and noted upset specialist at Wimbledon, kept silent about a plan to defeat American Chuck McKinley and earn a place in the men's final of the Wimbledon championships in England.
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San Antonio Clips Julsa For Third Place Standing
San Antonio edged Tulsa 6-2 to pull into a tie for third while Austin stayed atop the Texas League race with a 3-1 win over El Paso. Herb Hippauf pitched well for Austin and Santos Alomar delivered key hits as the Senators widened their lead to a full game over El Paso. Tulsa and San Antonio sit 2½ games behind first, with semis set for Wednesday.
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