Angels Seek AL Crown Three Points Back After New York Split
The Los Angeles Angels sit three games behind the first place Yankees after a 2-2 four game series in New York. They dropped the opener 6-3 but won the nightcap 12-5 marking their first win at Yankee Stadium. Indians fall to third as Minnesota and others gain.
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Fails to Score From Second On a Triple
Houston Colts fail to score from second on a triple as Al Spangler hits a three bagger in the seventh inning against the Reds. Bob Aspromonte scores but Bob Cerv is thrown out at home due to hesitation and miscommunication on base running and signs. Manager Harry Craft cites a sign mix up.
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Bennington Beats Wallingford and Proctor in Junior Legion
Bennington opened with a five run first inning and held off late Proctor rallies to win 5 4 at Alumni Field. The victory followed an 11 4 triumph over Wallingford in Wallingford as Bennington continues a strong weekend, with next games in Brattleboro and Rutland and practice set for tomorrow at 6 p.m.
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Koufax Sparks No-Hitter as All-Star Bid Intensifies
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax delivered a dominating no-hitter against the Mets on Saturday night boosting his case to start the National League All-Star game. Don Drysdale struck out 13 in a five-hitter win over the Mets, while Joey Jay added his 11th win with a six-hitter at Houston.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Schedules
Results include Milwaukee 5 Chicago 3 and San Francisco 8 Philadelphia 3. Houston 7 Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 17 St. Louis 7 Los Angeles 5 New York 0. San Francisco 5 Philadelphia 4. Los Angeles 5 New York 1. Schedule shows various matchups and doubleheaders including New York at San Francisco and Philadelphia at Los Angeles with night games. several games listed as postponed or rescheduled.
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Village Rec Schedules Baton Twirling Roller Skating
Baton lessons begin tomorrow at 7 p.m. and continue weekly through summer with Janet Flynn teaching at Memorial Park. Roller skating also starts tomorrow at Dewey Memorial Park. A reminder that Western Day rides are at Memorial Park Friday at 9 a.m.
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Cupit Seizes Western Open on Medinah Course
Jacky Cupit won the Western Open at Medinah No. 3 with a 281 total, edging Billy Casper who finished 283. Gary Player and Fred Hawkins tied at 286, while Arnold Palmer shot 288 and Jack Nicklaus 291 as the field contended for the title. Cupit credited a learned lesson on staying focused after a pre‑season layoff.
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Harvard Claims Ivy League Best Winning Percentage
Harvard University announces its athletics program achieved the top winning percentage in the Ivy League for 1961 62. The Crimson posted 145 wins 66 losses and 2 ties a .645 mark across 17 varsity teams, with a .674 record against Ivy opponents and titles in football soccer hockey squash and swimming plus the Indoor Heptagonal Games.
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Oerter Ready To Meet Russian Rival In Palo Alto Duel
Al Oerter, two time Olympic discus champion, hurls a world record 204 ft 10 in at Stagg Field as USA defeats Poland 131-81. He eyes July 21 22 Russian clash at Palo Alto with Vladimir Truseyov. Poland limited victories limited to five events as Americans dominate.
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Moose Tops Northeast 6-2 to Close Little League Half
Moose defeats Northeast 6-2 in the first half finale led by winning pitcher Mike Silver. Northeast' s Dave Finnegan allowed one hit. Key plays include LaCroix scoring on ground out, a third basemen error, and LeRay's hit triggering two runs. Next game Monday July 9 between Tansitor and Polygraphic.
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Fighter Wing Returns Home from France
A 75 man advance unit of the 102nd Tactical Fighter Wing arrived home from Phalsbourg France where the wing has been stationed since the Berlin crisis last summer.
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