Three-Run Homer by Tony Kubek Boosts Yankees
Tony Kubek, in his first at bat since nine months Army duty, slugged a three-run homer in the first inning to spark the Yankees to a 14 1 victory over the Minnesota Twins. Ralph Terry earned the win while Camilo Pascual took the loss. Earl Wilson held Boston to one run before bullpen trouble.
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Tony Kubek
Army
Yankee Twins
Minnesota
Yankee
Camilo Pascual
Yankees
Ralph Terry
Herbert
Orioles
Dick Hall
Russ Snyder
Registration for Pop Warner football in Williamstown
Williamstown youths in Pownal and nearby areas can register for Pop Warner football today, tomorrow, and Friday at 1 p.m. at the Williamstown Little League Field. Director John Courtney invites adults to volunteers as umpires, scorers, and managers, with two divisions and safety equipment and insurance provided.
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Williamstown
Mass
Stetson Road
John Courtney
Courtney
Pop Warner
Pownal
Pee Wee
Hebert forecasts 280 winning score at Firestone Classic
Defending champion Jay Hebert predicts an even par 280 will win the American Golf Classic at Firestone. Hebert notes improved greens and seeks to reclaim a title he last won in 1958. Tommy Jacobs shot 65 in practice. Sanders, Burkemo, Souchak, Gustin also under par.
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Akron, Ohio
Jay Hebert
Firestone Country Club
Hebert
Firestone
Louisiana
Tommy Jacobs
Doug Sanders
Walt Burkemo
Mike Souchak
Jon Gustin
Howie Johnson
Lionel Hebert
Dave Ragan
Paul Bondeson
Tresh Homers Proof He Won't Quit for Kubek
New York Yankees manager Ralph Houk says Tom Tresh or Tony Kubek will share time at shortstop on a day by day basis after Kubek’s return from a nine month Army hitch. Tresh hit two home runs and a single in a 14-1 win over Minnesota, widening the lead over the Twins to five games. Kubek expressed happiness at the turn of events.
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NEW York
Tony Kubek
New York Yankees
Tom Tresh
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Kubek
Tom
Houk
Tresh
Yankees
Minnesota
Yanks
Twins
Vermont Champion Little Leaguers Seek New Laurels
The Vermont Little League champs from Norshaft Arlington depart from the Green in North Bennington at 10 15 a m for a Bennington sendoff at Alumni Field 10 30 a m before heading to Quonset Point Naval Air Station south of Providence for housing. Playoff games occur in Wakefield Rhode Island about 12 miles south of Quonset Point on U S 1.
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Vermont
Norshaft - Arlington
North Bennington
Bennington
Alumni Field
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Providence
U.S. 1
Wakefield
R.I
Quonset Point
Bennington Village
Norshaft - Arlington Loop
Rhode Island
Ear infections warned for swimmers in U.S. health tip
UPI reports doctors advise swimmers to avoid water if ear pain or discharge occurs and seek prompt medical care. A fast-acting germ-killing treatment for the ear canal can fix infections in about 15 seconds.
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New York
UPI
Vandalism Delays Nefertiti Amid Overhaul Near Newport
Police guard the yacht Nefertiti after vandals cut bow lines while tied at a Newport dock. The 12-meter boat swung and damaged the transom before a watchman woke. Nefertiti will proceed with a routine overhaul and resume sailing tomorrow. trials resume Aug 15, with Sept 15 start for the America’s Cup final.
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Nefertiti
King Park
Newport
R.I
Gretel
Little Leaguers Sell Tickets for Benefit Game Tomorrow
Vermont Little League champions from Norshaft Arlington loop tour Bennington Village to promote an eight pm Alumni Field benefit game between Bennington and Granville New York American Legion teams. Proceeds fund Norshaft and Legion ball while aiding players. If rain cancels, the game shifts to Sunday at 2 pm.
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American Legion
Bennington
Granville
N.Y
Rhode Island
Norshaft
Legion
Proctor
Fair Haven
Greenwich
Schenectady
Ebba St. Claire Jr
Ebba Sr
Boston Braves
Rutland
Tom Moore
Bennington Legion
Mike Frazier
Major League Stars Batting and Pitching Leaders
A compiled list of top MLB performers: Runnels Boston .332 and Jimenez Kansas City .327 led batting among 275+ at bats. Pearson Los Angeles 88 runs. Siebern Kansas City 79 RBIs. Moran Los Angeles and Richardson New York 137 hits. Robinson Chicago 32 doubles. Cimoli Kansas City 12 triples. Cash Detroit 30 and Killebrew Minnesota 29 homers. Wood Detroit 24 steals. Pitching leaders include Donovan Cleveland 154 decisions. Pascual Minnesota 144 strikeouts. Musial St Louis .359 and Davis Los Angeles .348 in NL at bats. Wills Los Angeles 97 runs. Davis Los Angeles 112 RBIs. Mays San Francisco 100 RBIs.
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Runnels
Boston
Jimenez
Kansas City
Pearson
Los Angeles
Siebern
Killebrew
Minnesota
Moran
Rollins
Richardson
New York
Robinson
Chicago
Rodgers
Cimoli
Lumpe
Cash
Detroit
Wood
Howser
Donovan
Cleveland
McBride
Musial
St. Louis
T. Davis
Wills
Mays
San Francisco
MSU Offers Four African Languages in 1962 Summer Session
Michigan State University runs the largest and most intensive African language program in U S history during the 1962 summer session. Swahili Hausa Yoruba and Ibo are taught in a compact multi language curriculum aimed at expanding linguistic study in Africa.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Independents Reach Hoosick Falls Softball Semi finals
Bennington Independents advance to the Hoosick Falls Softball League semi finals by beating Ruditis 6 4 and earning a second round bye. They will meet the Sunday's 8 pm winner of Hoosick Falls Faculty versus Nicks Tavern under lights at Noble Wood Field. Webs of Troy also reach semis by shutting out Gussie and Eds of Glens Falls and drawing a bye. They face the Saltons Tavern or Hill Top winner on Saturday at 8 pm.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Bennington Independents
Ruditis
Bennington
Rudits
Nicks Tavern
Web's of
Troy
Gussie
Ed’s
Glens Falls
N. Y
Web’s
Salton’s Tavern
Schenectady
Hill Top
Johnsonville
Noble Wood Field
Burdette Defends Longevity Amid Critics After Cubs Win
Milwaukee ace Lew Burdette 35 defends his form after a 4-1 victory over Chicago. He struck out eight, allowed eight hits, and notched his 9th win in 16 decisions. He noted his age and past seasons with 19 to 21 win totals while explaining pitching control and a high homer by Altman.
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Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Burdette
Chicago Cubs
George Altman
Altman
Baseball scores and upcoming games from today
Major league results include New York 14 Minnesota 1 and Cleveland 4 Detroit 2. Scores also show Los Angeles 3 Boston 1 and Baltimore 0 Kansas City 10. Tonight’s matchups feature multiple doubleheaders and a set of postponed or rescheduled games across venues including St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Houston, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco.
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New York
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
Milwaukee
Oilers Sign Cannon To Three-Year Deal Over 100000
Houston Oilers announce Billy Cannon signs a three year contract exceeding 100000 dollars to extend his stay through 1965. The former LSU Heisman winner already had a 100000-plus deal that sparked a 1960 court fight with the Rams of the NFL.
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Houston
Billy Cannon
Houston Oilers
Louisiana State
Oilers
Los Angeles Rams
National Football League
Saratoga Race Meet Trot and Pace Results Summary
Horse racing results from Saratoga show multiple divisions across trotting and pacing races with winners including Guy Demon, Ginger Springwood, aLlusty Lawrence, Federalist, ty Hanover, Scot Bay, Frosty Charly, Town Gossip, Hal Rosecroft, and Money Solicitor among others. Attendance reported 3,503 with total handle around $168,569.
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Ginger Springwood
Bloodgood
Dixfield
Morrill
Lyle Hanover
Nichols
Dayton Hanover
General Sampson
Maysis
Cheerio
A. C's Magic
Corinth
aLlusty Lawrence
Dalley
Risky Bee
Huff
Meadow Stacey
Chretien
Shadydale Gleam
oTalmah Wick
Square Deal Mike
Shadydale
Pete Dailey
Fonda
Federalist
Modest Boy
Mr_ Melburn
Red Rustler
Runnymede Meg
Ensign Bullet
Highley
Sadie
Lensingburg Rotary
Ty Hanover
Kahil
Lilly
LaRouvech
Worthy Promise
Rodney
Bright Newport
Miss Clever Kate
Luxmite
Berwick Hanover
Nelson K
Sheldon
Rebel Land
Miller
Elvin Rosecroft
Bogardus
Valorous
Fabric
Lady Wonder
Marian Mite
Frosty Charly
Parker
Majestic Pick
Dailey
the Boss
Sadir Pick
Indian Beach
Axice Hall
Vera Connelly
R. Dunn
Red Eria
Shoro
Lamb
Trot Mile Race Attracts 400 Haynes Up Pike
Field features Haynes Up Pike and Dixie Nason in a trotting mile event with odds 4.20 and 3.60 respectively. Hodginss handler K. P. and Nason are listed among the participants in a partial entry list.
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Haynes
Pike
Hodgkins
Dixie
Nason
Fight Results From Various Cities Chronicle Boxing Roundup
In Richmond Charlie Sipes 140 pounds from Oakland KO’d Oscar Ortegon 140 pounds from Fresno in six. In San Antonio Ollie Blackshear 135 pounds from Houston KO’d Pedro Rodriguez 134 pounds from Mexico in four. In New Bedford Manuel Burgo 152 pounds from New Bedford outpointed Vernon Lamar 152 pounds from New Brunswick ten. In Sacramento Bobby Scanlon 138 pounds from San Francisco outpointed Al Medrando 1372 pounds from Sacramento ten.
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Calif
Charlie Sipes
Oakland
Oscar Ortegon
Fresno
San Antonio Tex
Ollie Blackshear
Houston
Tex
Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico
New Bedford
Mass
Manuel Burgo
Vernon Lamar
New Brunswick
N.J
Sacramento Calif
Bobby Scanlon
San Francisco
al Medrando
Sacramento
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