Donovan Margin of Success For High Climbing Indians
The Arlington Merchants beat North Granville 10-3 in Maple Valley League play aided by seven North Granville errors. Wells defeated Arlington Generals 13-7 as Stewart allowed six hits with 14 strikeouts. Generals had six errors and meet West Rupert next Sunday at 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Merchants
North Granville
Wells
Arlington Generals
Merchants
Generals
Stewart
West Rupert
Arlington
Indians rely on Donovan as they slip in pennant race
Cleveland’s Dick Donovan fired a two hit 2 0 shutout over Baltimore to improve to 12 3 as the Indians slide toward .500 and fall a half game behind the Yankees and Angels in the AL pace. Yankees beat Kansas City 8 4 and Angels edged Washington 2 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Piersall
Washington
Baltimore
Indians
Cleveland
Major League Leaders Baseball 1962 National League Batting and More
The list highlights top players for 175 at bats or more. T Davis of Los Angeles leads NL batting with .330, followed by Mays, Alou, and Musial. Wills has 69 runs, Mays 65. Davis 82 RBIs, Mays 71. Davis 112 hits, Williams 105. Robinson 30 doubles, Mays 21. Ranen 8 triples tied with Davis and Vindon 7. Banks and Mays tie with 22 home runs. Wills 42 stolen bases. W Davis 17. Purkey leads NL pitchers in decisions with 132. Bruce has 61. Koufax 184 strikeouts, Drysdale 114.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Davis
Los Angeles
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
F. Alou
San Francisco
Musial
St. Louis
Wills
Mays
Williams
Chicago
Robinson
Cincinnati
Ranen
Houston
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Banks
W. Davis
Purkey
Bruce
Koufax
Drysdale
Baseball Leaders and Standings Noted in League Totals
Player stat highlights include Jimenez of Kansas City batting .355 per at bats, Runnels of Boston at .339, Pearson and Wagner leading runs with 58, Wagner driving in 61 runs. Rollins of Minnesota with 101 hits, Robinson and Cunningham power doubles, Cimoli tops triples with seven.
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Jimenez
Kansas City
Runnels
Boston
Pearson
Wagner
Los Angeles
Green
Minnesota
Robinson
Chicago
Rollins
Moran
Cunningham
Fox and
Cimoli
Carry Back Kelso to Meet In Holiday Race
Two aging champions Kelso and Carry Back loom as headliners for a July Fourth weekend card led by the $100,000-added Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct. Kelso carries 132 pounds in the 1 1/16 mile event, Carry Back 126, with other notable races at Hollywood Park, Arlington Park, Monmouth Park, Delaware Park and Suffolk Downs. Carry Back previously equaled Aqueduct’s mile record in the Metropolitan Handicap, while Kelso staggered in his first start of the season before winning one race easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry Back
Kelso
Aqueduct
Richard C. duPont
Katherine Price
Rex C. Ellsworth
Inglewood
Hollywood Park
Jackot Stable
Oink
Arlington Park
Delaware Park
Suffolk Downs
Nefertiti Tops Columbia in Cup Trial Off Newport
In Newport Rhode Island Nefertiti the Marblehead built sloop beat America's Cup champion Columbia by about a minute on a 24 mile course. Weatherly edged Easterner in the day’s second race. Both races part of a two week series as crews seek selection for the 12 meter challenger to Gretel.
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Nefertiti
Columbia
Marblehead
Mass
Stedman Hood
Fred Hood
Columbia’s
Hood
Weatherly
Easterner
Australia
Gretel
United States
Britain
Boston
Moffitt Faces Britton In Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Billie Jean Moffitt the giant killer at Wimbledon meets Britain's Ann Haydon in a tough quarterfinal after a rest period. She praised the lay-off and aims to relax before action resumes as Darlene Hard Karen Hantze Susman and Maria Bueno also compete in the women’s quarters while Rafael Osuna exits in a five set men’s match at center court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
Billie Jean Moffitt
Britain
Ann Haydon
Long Beach
Calif
Margaret Smith
Czechoslovakia
Karen Hantze Susman
Chula Vista
Renee Schuurman
South Africa
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Lesley Turner
Australia
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
University of Southern California
Neale Fraser
Osuna
Center Court
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Today’s Games
The day’s MLB results show New York 8 over Kansas City 4, Cleveland 2, Baltimore 0, Boston 4 over Minnesota 3, Los Angeles 2, Washington 1, Detroit 2, Chicago 1. The schedule lists Chicago at Detroit and Los Angeles at Washington with multiple rematches.
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New York
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
W. L
Moose-Northeast Box Score Listed
Box score highlights NBA hockey or early sports listing shows scores for several matchups including Los Angeles five to four Philadelphia one to zero Chicago six to three Cincinnati five four Milwaukee seven St Louis three Pittsburgh four Houston two New York eight San Francisco five New York at San Francisco Chicago at Cincinnati Milwaukee at St Louis twi night Pittsburgh at Houston N
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
San Francisco
W. L
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Wee Es
Eagles Triumph Over Eaglets in Gerrity's Three HRs
In a return game at Memorial Field the Elderly Eagles edged the Buy Rite Club Eaglets 19 to 13. Douglas Gerrity homered three times in succession and was honored at a postgame clambake at LaClaire camp on Long Trail, Woodford.
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Eagles
Buy Rite Club
Eaglets
Memorial Field
Douglas Gerity
LaClaire Camp
Long Trail
Woodford
Minor League Scores Across Leagues
The International League saw Jacksonville 4-2 Toronto 1-1. Buffalo 16, Atlanta 4, Syracuse 4. Columbus 1, Rochester 6. Richmond 2. In the American Association Oklahoma City 10, Dallas Fort Worth 9. Denver 9, Omaha 7. Indianapolis 4, Louisville 0. Pacific Coast League Seattle 3, San Diego 2. Salt Lake 14, Vancouver 6. Hawaii 6, Spokane 5.
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Jacksonville
Toronto
Buffalo
Atlanta
Syracuse
Columbus
Rochester
Richmond
Oklahoma City
Dallas-Fort Worth
Denver
Omaha
Indianapolis
Lousville
Seattle
San Diego
Salt Lake
Vancouver
Hawaii
Spokane
Bennington CYO Drops First Game in League Upset
Bennington CYO lost its first game in five starts in the Interstate League last night in Hoosick Falls New York as Kiwanis won its third straight 14 to 6. Kiwanis broke a 2 to 2 tie with eight runs in the fourth inning. Errors by CYO helped widen the gap. Lasser earned the win for Kiwanis and hit a home run and a single. Bennington Elks beat North Bennington Lions 11 to 9 at Alumni Field. Arlington snapped a three game skid with a 14 to 6 win. Hoosick Falls Series North Bennington Bears game was postponed.
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New York
Roger Maris
Hector Lopez
Mickey Mantle
Kansas City
Bill Skowron
Phil Linz
Tom Tresh
George Alusik
Bill Stafford
Luis Arroyo
Bennington
CYO
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Kiwanis
Lakes
Lasser
Bennington Elks
North Bennington Lions
Alumni Field
Racing Entries First Trot D Mile 400 Scotch Delux-M Beckwith K.P.
Entry list for the first race shows mares and geldings in a $400 event with drivers and handlers including Patterson Hodgkins Bushway Siewierski Blake McQuigge Faucher Faucher etc, with details for each named horse and owner across the card.
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D. Mile
Scotch DeLux
M_ Beckwith
F. Hodgkins
Tyson D — B. Patterson
Sheila — H Bushway
Hickory
Bob
J. Siewierski
Lady Burke
W_ Blake Clayhaven
Damzel
C. McQuigge
Maryland
Lillian — B. Davis
Faucher
Pace
P. Lynaugh Express
Scott
Night
Shadydale
Tomwyn
Reading
N. Letendre
Robin Hood
R. Cornellier
Queen Blackguard
W_ Pike
Nile Abbot
E. Gilman
Tiny American
B. Davis Tower Light
F. Castine Bay State
Isabel — C
McQuigge
Celtic Way
P_ Lynaugh Katrina Van — T. Prisco
K C. Tiger
K. Hagen
Volo
Tommy — Foster
Rebel Land
Marge — K. Kyer
Falconridge
Peter — W. Faucher
Uncle Gil
F. Coons
Belleo — S. Tuttle
Hava
Ava
H_ Robinson
Victory
Bill — E. Jacobs
Whisby
Pete — W. Silk Jr
Fair Blake
R_ Perry
Mighty Rebel
Gilman del Dina — H. Robinson
Hobo — E. Burgess
Dinah C — K Hagen
Roger C — H Lamb Worthy
Balkan
J. Falco
Sandy Lee
W. Faucher
Billy
W. Storch
Paulene's
Baby
Ja Hogan
Eric's
Joy
P_ Lynaugh
Henry Byrd
H. Robinson
Miss Orange
Widower Boy
E. Gilman Direct
Cochate
Saratoga Harness Results Pace Mile Winners
Winn Hanover wins the seventh pace with Dark Goose finishing second and Goin' to Town third in a 1 mile race for $700. Also Shadydale Biscuit and Pee Wee Potter place in the eighth race for $600. Pure Gold Boy wins the ninth pace for $600 ahead of Miss Vonda and Brunson with an attendance of 4,463.
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Babe Dares
R. Reisenweaver Jr
Diane American
J. Morrill Terry
K_ Williams
Runnymede
Pensive
E. Coville
Shadydale
Tedh
F_ LaRovech
Chestnut Song
O. Cole
Navahoe
Corey Joseph Hanover — M. Akoury Sr
Dandell — G. Thompson
Pale Face
C. Bogardus Highland
Jim
C. Radick
D_ Huff
Briarwood
Betty
F. Clark
the Brat
H_ Prescott
Otto Valley
H. Shafer
C Bonafede
Way Young
J. Morrill Little Phonie
R. Hamilton Yankee Explorer
L. Dufford
K. Lunman
Shy Scott
D. Huff
Jimmy Laird
G_ Bell
Winnwhg
Winn Hanover
Dalley
Dark Goose
LaRovech
R_ Dunn
the Boss
Lord Datzell
King Elias
Bee Hi
Morrill
Shadydale Peach
Katherine Creed
Vermont Rose
Princely Direct
Mr. Alloway
Aitken
Vonda
Fanelli
Brunson
Livingston
Goldsmith
Jack Chips
Rosetta Patch
Ellen B
Rebel Hol
Milo
Prince Hoot
LaRovech Jewzell
McDonald
Harvey's Boy
Watson
Fedor Dick
Runnymede Bet
Hanover Fleet
Bob
Grand Violet
Phiilippa
Pace
Mile
Topaz Pete
Fay Forrel
Parshall
Prince Gene
Wines
Adlai Hanover
Lona Springwood
Chalidale Bryan
Gusto
Iddean Force
Missileman
Felipa
Banks
Darling Wick
Larente
Real Yankee
Mr Souderricker
Charming Keren
Miss Concho
Yankee Todd
Dufford
Billy Comet
Aliso
Dale Purdue
Sadir Pick
Rebel Land
Fairview
Peter D
Blackhawk
Pninmana
Muntz
Perischord
Scott's Rambier
Beach
Arlemar Toby
Jai Lal Bud
Happy Dan
Kaydeross
Billy Laird
Cassidy
Gage Hi le
Schmigel
Aubrey York
Mattison
Barbara Dole
Sir Michael
Saubet
Bondsman
Tallman
Go Lucky
McKee
Nash Hanover
Beckwith
State George
Bertram Junior
Charex
Char Direct
Gliman
Ann's Way
Blake
Rosecroft
Rose Key Bald
Bell Way
Rugged Guy
Verna Duke
Hagen
Reldie Wick
Coons
Bushway
Blumhardt
Joyce York
Dulin
Huffman
Galt Way Vivian
Timely
Pershing's Lad
Frisky Jon
Mr. Fix
Leatherwood Ho
Laraia
Dountless Wick
Collins
Marvel
Field
Chance Up
Sis Yellow Brook
Lilli Put
Marie Bay
Handie
Hutchinson Names 17 to NL All Stars for First Game
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson announced 17 players to complete the National League All Star roster for the first game in Washington on July 10. The selections include Sandy Koufax as the lone left-hander in a seven man staff, Don Drysdale, Bob Gibson, Juan Marichal, Bob Purkey and Bob Shaw. Notable second-choice outfielders are Stan Musial Hank Aaron and Felipe Alou, with Richie Ashburn and Johnny Callison added as backups. Starting lineup features Del Crandall Orlando Cepeda Bill Mazeroski Dick Groat Ken Boyer Tommy Davis Willie Mays and Roberto Clemente with Roseboro backing Crandall and Banks Bolling Wills Davenport as reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Felipe Alou
San Francisco
Hutchinson
Richie Ashburn
New York Mets
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia
Koufax
Washington
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Dick Farrell
Houston
Bob Gibson
Juan Marchal
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Bob Shaw
Chicago
del Crandall
Orlando Cepeda
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
Tommy Davis
Willie Mays
Roberto Clemente
John Roseboro
Crandall
Ernie Banks
Frank Bolling
Maury Wills
Jim Davenport
Fishin' Six Mercury Motor Review Highlights Light Troll
The Mercury 60 trolling motor is described as compact and powerful with a gearshift that behaves like larger models. Its Glide-Angle design cuts through weeds and obstacles. Jet-Prop exhausts occur far behind underwater, reducing noise and fumes.
Great Barrington Charity Horse Show Draws 700 Entries
The second largest in the east, the Great Barrington Charity Horse Show, has topped 700 entries. The event runs Thursday through Sunday at the Fair grounds in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, with local participants from Bridle Spur Farm, Shaftsbury, Buttonwood Farm in Chester, and Williamstown entrants including Diane B Sprague and R C Sprague Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Fairgrounds
Mass
Bridle Spurr
Alexander Dragon
Shaftsbury
Antoinette Kelley
Buttonwood Farm
Chester
Diane B. Sprague
R. C. Sprague Jr
Williamstown
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Hayden
W. Griffis
McCullen
Casey
Martindale
Orioles
Bob Green
Dick Donovan
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Donovan
Yankees
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Yank Rally
Hub
Red Sox
Mike Fornieles
Bob Allison
Earl Battey
Bernie Allen
Ed Bressoud
Sam Jones
Tigers
al Smith
Norm Cash
Major League
Darby Dan Farm
Primonetta
Molly Pitcher
Monmouth Park
Newport, R.I
Billie Moffitt
Britton
Billie Jean
Darlene Hard
Vera Sukova
Northeast
Moose
Ritchie
Wright
Palmer
Burgess
Haley
Hurley
Flynn
Bleau
Christie
Sausville
Myers
Finnegan
R. LaCroix
Therriault
D. LaCroix
M. Silver
LeRoy
Cranston
Long
C. Silver
Hamilton
Racicot
Gerrity Stars
International League
Ter
North Bennington Bears
CcVyo AB RH
Tomasi
Plante
T. Moore
Morrissey
Millington
P. Moore
Pendergast Ss
Derosia If
Patnaude
W. Morrissey
Dailey Rf
Daigneault
Dowling
Gleichowski
Benkoski If
Lassor
McQuire
Nowalk
Percey
Baker
I Bulson
Hickey
Saratoga Raceway
Hinsdale Raceway
Saratoga
Hinsdale
McGregor
Banlon
Adams Clothes Shop
Nats
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Sandy Koufax
Frank Robinson
MERC
Arialury
Assite
Bent Garag
Sirries
Vobka
L. Relsky & Cie
Hartford
Conn
Menlo Park
Relska
Bermuda
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