Giants ink McCovey amid unsigned star list
San Francisco Giants signed Willie McCovey for 1963 at an estimated 18 000 to 20 000 with a notable raise. Eight NL standouts remain unsigned including Willie Mays Orlando Cepeda and pitchers Marichal Larsen and Sanford among others. Duke Snider and two Dodgers teammates also agreed to terms.
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Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Jack Sanford
Billy O'Dell
Juan Marichal
Don Larsen
Matty Alou
Jose Pagan
Duke Snider
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Johnny Roseboro
Daryl Spencer
Dodger
Bennington Lanes Hosts Industrial League Action
Carbide earned its first win of the second half by beating Adams Clothes 55 to 44 behind Harry Waters and Jim Spofford. The Independents crushed Pub Cubs 74 to 50 with Butch Corbett and Frank Bizzarro leading a fast start and Cas Lasecki scoring 22 for the winners.
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Union Carbide
Harry Waters
Jim Spofford
Carbide
Adams Clothes
Independents
Pub Cubs
Butch Corbett
Frank Bizzarro
Cas Lasecki
Dick Bleau
John Thompson
Green Mountain League North
A. Brissette
D & D Jolivette
Legionnaires
D & S Choice
R. Jolivette
F. Douglass
Dinette
H. Carrier
Thunderbirds
B. Potter
Bleau
M. Caslin
A. Donelson
Marsh High
F. Harrington
Shea's Woods
Mobile Barber Shop
Thompson
Hawks
Empire
Cambridge
Esso
R. Johnson
J. Brissette
Nolan
R. Mullins
M. Kahwajy
B. Arnold
Myers
Brothers
J. Canteri
Rangers
Power Co
Skunks
R. Murdock
Strippers
Smokies
Murdock
Jolivette Benn Brush
Spofford
W Cummings
Ranger
Ballinger
Nyabc Thunderbirds
Waters Lonergan- Thomas
Harriman Aces
Tigers
Empire Cleaners
Harriman
Adams High
W. Gavin
the Villager
Gutter Gals
Bellemare
Jones the
Hi-Lo
Tri Mont Texaco
Howe the
Volkswagen
Rebels
Whitingham
B. Brock
A. Boyd
Sawyer
E. Larson
J. Billett
F Twitchell
Warren Wire
Sigma Five
Callahan Woodchuckers
Pownal Vol Firemen
Rock-Ettes
Para-Mutuals
C. Gates
P. Lauzon
J. Harvey
A. Hopkins
Hopkins
Pownal Valley
Buttons & Bows
Paulin's Garage
Feeble Five
Adams
J. Barber
N. Rice
B. Mills
Lamplighters
B. Kelley
Rice
Woodchuckers
Guys & Dolls
The
Four & One
Hi-Lo's
Bellemare's
Blue Angels
L. Walczak Sr
Lectronics
Wilmington Johnson Oil
D. Rabideau
F. Churchill
Rhythm Boys
North Radio
Colonial Shell
Arlington
D. Favlaw
F. Grout
B. Petit
Roy
W. Parmenter
Blue Jays
Sat
TriMont
Texaco
N. Strobridge
P. Chenaille
Ray's
Johnson
Ben Mont Blue Angels
Mitch's
All-East Hoopsters Named From ECAC Teams
New England players John Thompson Gerry Ward and Alan Young head the ECAC All-East hoopsters. Thompson of Providence College 6 11 from Washington DC scored 69 points and 49 rebounds in three games last week. Ward of Boston College 6 4 from the Bronx had strong games vs Notre Dame and Fairfield. Young of Brown 5 8 from Rockville Centre scored seven of the last nine points in a 61 59 upset over Penn.
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New York
John Thompson
Gerry Ward
Alan Young
New England
Thompson
Providence College
Washington D.C
Ward
Boston College
Bronx
N.Y
Notre Dame
Fairfield
Young
Brown
Rockville Center
Penn
Gene Barth
Steve Chubin
Rhode Island
Vin Ernst
Providence
George Fitzsimmons
Clarence Hill
Roger Twitchell
Massachusetts
Rick Kaminsky
Dennis Lynch
Yale
Toby Kimball
Dom Perno
Connecticut
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SAN Francisco
San Francisco Giants
Industrial League Action
Bennington
Mahar
Corbett
Lasecki
Murphy
All-East Hoopsters
Cole Ave
Foster, R.I
Foster
Thurs, Fri
Williamstown, Mass
T. Barkley
E. Tarantino
Churchill
Hunt
Gardner
Fisher
Burgess
Cambridge Lanes
Brake
Wright
Greene
Ruddock
Walker
Rosasco
Main ST
North Adams, Mass
SEALY
Main Street
Valentine Hearts
Sealy Sahara Supreme Mattress
Sahara
Las Vegas
Sealy's
Bennington, VT
Sahara Supreme
Sahara Hotel
Elm ST