All Star Managers Seek Wins in Capitol Game
American League manager Ralph Houk and National League counterpart Fred Hutchinson vowed to play for victory in the 32nd All-Star game in Washington at D C Stadium. President Kennedy planned to attend as the crowd of about 45 015 watched the spectacle. Houston star Mantle faced possible substitution as Houk outlined a plan to mix starters and reserves. Hutchinson indicated Musial would pinch hit, with Don Drysdale and Jim Bunning set to start. The game boosted pension funds and set a second contest for Chicago’s Wrigley Field.
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Open Championship Qualifiers Pick Up The Pace At Troon
Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Phil Rodgers faced a must par grind at Troon as British Open qualifiers trimmed the field. Palmer and Nicklaus shot 76 while Rodgers posted 75. Kel Nagle led with a 65 at Lochgreen.
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Throneberry target as Mets slump in rabid crowds
New York AP report notes Marvelous Marv Throneberry, a weak hitter and poor fielder, has become a symbol of Mets woes. Fans boo relentlessly as he flubs plays, trips the bases, or misreads throws, while the team sinks toward the NL cellar.
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Early Grid Ticket Sales For Gander Season
Athletic director Dan Stallworth reports brisk early sales for the 1962 Gander football season with 809 seats reserved and 425 season ticket books already mailed. Fans are urged to mail checks with orders to receive their season tickets promptly. Season books cost 6.25 for five home games. The Ganders host Port Arthur Corpus Christi Ray and Beaumont South Park before district play and later face Pasadena and Brazosport in Conference 124A. Stallworth also asks option holders to adjust seating or ticket numbers early.
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Ganders
Port Arthur
Teen Play Resumes as Oilers and Yankees Win
Oilers and Yankees pull decisive wins in Senior Teen Age League action. Oilers beat Red Sox 6-3 to tie Yankees for second behind first-half leaders Eagles at 20–? with a strong start and solid pitching. Yankees routed Indians 11–1, with Walles earning the win and Oliver closing, while Barbers Hill Cardinals won 85 over Orioles in the Junior League.
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Robert Oliver
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Oliver
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Yank
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Players Plan 153-Game Season Talks With Leagues
Ingemar Johansson heads to Vienna for top secret talks with promoters about a world-title bid. Promoter discussions reportedly target a Moore bout in Mexico and exclude Machen and Folley while the pension fund and travel concerns drive calls to trim the 162-game schedule.
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Archie Moore
Los Angeles
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Machen
Folley
National Boxing Association
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Baugh Serves as Kicking Consultant for Titans
Former New York Titan Coach Sammy Baugh will be a kicking consultant for the American Football League club. Baugh was replaced as coach last year by Bulldog Turner after the Titans finished third in the Eastern Division.
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Over-40 Club Stars In Majors As Musial Leads
New York AP reports Stan Musial 41, Warren Spahn, Early Wynn and Diomedes Olivo nearing milestones as the over 40 group opens the 1962 season. Musial seeks five NL career records, plus 51 games for Wagner’s hit mark and 9 more at bats to tie Wagner. Spahn chases wins, Ty Cobb marks. Wynn nears 300 victories. Olivo breaks in with Pirates.
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Belcoming
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White Sox
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Machen Versus Williams Sets Stage For Title Shot
Eddie Machen and Cleve Williams prepare for a heavyweight bout in Houston with the winner likely contending Sonny Liston or Floyd Patterson. Machen, 43-4, favored by some odds makers, while Williams, 34-5-4, hopes to upset Liston’s favored pick. Liston has faced both fighters earlier, including a points win over Machen in 1960.
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Patterson
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Lions Clinch City Championship With 4 2 Victory
Central League Lions sweep city playoff series to capture Little League title with three straight wins over the Cardinals. Thomas McDougald stars with four hitters and control, backed by Mike McCune’s one-hitter and eight more Lions with 19 hits including a home run. Cardinals’ Willie Wood takes loss after five innings.
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NBA Resumes Cleveland Team Admission Talks
The NBA, after a stormy session, appears ready to present terms to Pipers president George Steinbrenner for Cleveland’s entry as the league’s 10th team. A franchise fee of 300000 and a 100000 bond are expected, with shares among nine clubs and Cincinnati Royals likely to gain a large portion. Jerry Lucas of Ohio State weighs his options as Cleveland’s bid intensifies.
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National Basketball Association
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Pipers
George Steinbrenner
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Steinbrenner
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati Royals
Lucas
Ohio State
Royals
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Bantam and Minor Leagues Action at Lee Drive Ward Road
Bantam and minor Little League games are on tap at Lee Drive and Ward Road Parks Monday night. The Lamar Bantam League opens with an All-Star game at Lee Drive Park with pregame ceremonies at 6 45 p m and game time at 7 15 p m. East Minor League Gators vs Mustangs at Ward Road at 6 p m decides the loop playoff representation after a tie for first place. The Ward Road nightcap features Falcons of the West League and Bears of the Central League in the first city tournament game, ending July 16 at Ward Road.
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