Umbricht Faces Tsitouris as Reds Rally Sparked by Spangler
Houston and Cincinnati battled in a high tempo game with Reds pitcher Don McMahon taking the loss. Al Spangler drove in three runs as Cincinnati rallied, while Jim Dickson tossed 7th inning relief. Fred Hutchinson reshaped his rotation hoping to hold off Houston's challenge.
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Reds Hopeful After Off Year With Second-Half Push
Baytown sports writer notes 1961 and 1962 projections for the Reds and rival clubs. Purkey and Jay struggle to win as Cincinnati faces strong NL contenders San Francisco Los Angeles St Louis Atlanta Pittsburgh Philadelphia. Houston’s Colt Stadium praised for power but lines and field conditions cited. Hutchinson urges patience for the young Six Shooters and a growing pitching corps to contend.
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Kroll Defends His Title At Canadian Open Tourney
Ted Kroll, 42, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, veteran who won last year’s Canadian Open in Montreal, works on chipping at Scarboro after a practice round. He jokes about breaking 100, cites weak chipping, and says he hopes to be fired up to win the tournament despite quitting smoking recently.
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Wolves Meet Central Champ For Minor II Title
The East League Wolves advanced to the championship round with a 13-2 playoff win, facing Centralia in the finals at Lee Drive diamond. Hayden, Short, and Hanson led a seven-run second inning as the Wolves outpaced the Hornets, while Hanson and Hayden combined for a strong pitching effort.
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Kelso and Beau Purple in Suburban Handicap duel
The Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct July Fourth features Kelso and Beau Purple in the 14 mile race. Ismael Valenzuela rides Kelso as a 45 to 1 favorite while Bill Boland guides Beau Purple at 7.5 to 1. Kelso carries 133 pounds facing Beau Purple at 130, highest weight for Beau Purple.
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Orioles Implement Self-Imposed Fines System
The Baltimore Orioles adopt a 25-item fine schedule targeting 49 squad members with fines from 1 to 5 dollars. Manager Billy Hitchcock faces a first offense for being late, and Dick Brown is fined for poor base running. Rules cover missing signs, profanity, and mental errors, with manager and coaches also subject to penalties.
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