Bunning Drysdale top All-Star starters in D C Stadium
Washington AP report details right handers Jim Bunning of Detroit and Don Drysdale of the Dodgers expected to start for the All-Star game at the new D C Stadium. The 45 015 crowd is set for the 32nd midsummer clash with NBC radio and TV coverage.
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Washington
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
D.C
Henry Aaron
Milwaukee
Fred Hutchinson
Warren Spahn
Braves
Ralph Houk
Spahn
Cronin Praises Youthful AL All Star Roster
AL president Joe Cronin notes many first time selectees on the 1962 All Star squad as the American League prepares to face the National League in Washington. Cronin, en route to the first of two tests, says the youthful lineup signals a bright future for the league. He has seven All Star appearances as a player, manager, or coach.
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Cronin
Boston
Joe Cronin
Washington
Farm System Players Post Good Records
Boston AP reports strong starts by Red Sox farm signees Glen Beckett of the Waterloo Hawks and Joe Kepics of Ridgewood. Bob Guindon powers Olean, 18-year-old Mario Pagano wins for Cranston, while Johnny Pesky’s Seattle Rainiers slump and York, Mel Parnell, rise in the Eastern and Pacific Coast Leagues.
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Red Sox
Olay
Glen Beckett
Pittsburgh
Waterloo Hawks
Allegheny College
Joe Kepics
Ridgewood
N. J
St. John's University of Brooklyn
Olean
N.Y
Bob Guindon
Needham
Mass
Mario Pagano
Cranston
R.L
Johnny Pesky
Seattle Rainiers
Mel Parnell
York
Pistol Pete Leading Batter Despite Snub
Flint Open winner Bill Collins credits a chiropractor for back relief as he takes $9,000 first prize in the Flint Open with a 284 total. Dave Ragan, Bill Casper, and Doug Sanders finish close behind. Runnels leads AL hitters at midseason as he contends for the All-Star game.
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Flint, Mich
Bill Collins
Big Miami
Fla
Collins
Dave Ragna
Bill Casper
Appel Valley
Calif
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Ragan
National League sluggers set homer record
National League sluggers belted 28 homers Sunday, a new major league mark for a league in eight games and the highest league total in a single day. Stan Musial led with three homers for the St. Louis Cardinals as the NL owned the record day alongside an AL 17 hits.
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Associated Press
Ntional
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Musial powers Cardinals past Mets with three homers
Star Stan Musial, 41, hit three home runs in a 15-1 Cardinals win over the Mets, extending his streak to four straight at bats and lifting his career total to 456. Dodgers pitchers Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale combined for a three hit 2-0 victory over the Giants to reclaim the NL lead.
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M and M Boys
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Leon Wagner
Angels
Mays
Homer
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Bunning
Drysdale
Spahn
Nationals
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Giants
Koufax
Associated Press
Stan Musial
Cardinals
N. Y. Mets
Don Drysdale
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Nati
Musial
Cardinal
Bob Gibson
Mets
Bob Clemente
Pirates
Phils
Jack Baldschun
Clay Dalrymple
John Callison
Cubs
Mack Jones
George Altman
Andre Rodgers
New York Bout: Moyer Edges Wright In Ten Rounds
Denny Moyer from Portland outpoints Todd Wright of Detroit over ten rounds in New York. In Tokyo Solomon Boylaw from Cleveland defeats Yukio Katsumata of Japan in ten rounds.
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New York
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Todd Wright
Detroit
Tokyo
Solomon Boylaw
Cleveland
Yukio Katsumata
Japan
Palmer Favored In British Open At Troon Scotland
Arnold Palmer leads early odds as favorite for the 1962 British Open at Troon with 356 players from many nations in two days of 36 hole qualifying. Key contenders include Nicklaus Player and Dai Rees while drought and wind challenge stars on the 7000 yard links. prize money totals 23800 with first prize 3920.
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Bobby Jones
Bo Hogan
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Plaver
South Africa
Peter Thomson
Kel Nagle
Australia
Gene Littler
Dai Rees
Player
Nicklaus
Troon Links
Sam Snead
Snead
Troon
Standings and results from the American League races
The American League standings show New York at 46 33 and Cleveland at 47 36 with Detroit and Baltimore chasing. Saturday results include Cleveland 5 Chicago 3 and New York 6 Minnesota 3. Sunday features New York 9 Minnesota 8 and Kansas City 6 Washington 5 in 15 innings. All Star Game set for Tuesday in Washington.
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Associated Press
American League
W. L. Pet. G.B
New York
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Eo Ae
Baltimore
CREED
Ccees
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Owen-Davis Opens Legion Play Finals In Division 1
Owen-Davis of Saco meets Hutchinson-Boulter post of Buxton in York County Division 1 finals at Saco Memorial Field tonight after both won prelim games. Owen-Davis routed Cole of Sanford 15-7 with Norm Trottier three hits and solid pitching by Ray Chenard and Ted Caouette as they led early scoring bursts and added six runs late.
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Owen-Davis
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Cole Post
Sanford
Ray Chenard
Ted Caouette
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Norm Trottier
Weeks
Owen Davis
da. MceNabb
Ieee
Trottier
de. McNabb
Lane
Yankees Back On Top In Tight 9-8 Win Over Twins
Yankees take the AL lead again after a 9-8 squeaker over Minnesota as Lopez homers with Maris aboard to cap a late rally. Ford earned the win as Richardson and Tresh opened with early solo shots and Mantle sparked a pivotal seventh inning rally. Harmon Killebrew and Zoilo Versalles homered for the Twins.
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Maris
New York
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Don Mincher
Luis Arroyo
Ford
Richardson
Tresh
Faris
Mantle
Harmon Killebrew
Zoilo Versalles
Twins
Charley Maxwell
White Sox
Cleveland
Juan Pizarro
Indians
Luis Aparicio
Ray Herbert
Peter Runnels
Boston
Los Angeles
Angels
Red Sox
Dodgers Rally Past Giants On Koufax Capstone Shutout
Dodgers, led by Koufax and Drysdale, blank the Giants 2-0 at Candlestick to seize the NL lead as Cincinnati and St. Louis lighting up the league with record swings. Musial homers thrice for St. Louis in a 15-1 rout of the Mets, while Cincinnati’s doubleheader against Houston stretches past 8 hours.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Donale
Dodgers
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Giants
Jim Davenport
Orlando Cepeda
Billy O'Dell
Drysdale
Candlestick Park
All-Star Game Box Score From Washington
The contest ended with Los Angeles defeating San Francisco 2 to 0 and Philadelphia at 8 to 5 over Pittsburgh while Chicago beat Milwaukee 7 to 3 and Cincinnati and Houston finished 12 to 12 in a 13 inning second half. St. Louis led New York 15 to 1 in the same All-Star game.
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Houston Colts
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Stan Musial
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Phillies
Warren Spahn
Marty Keough
Leo Cardenas
I. Robinson
Washington
Major Leaguers Seek Shorter 162 Game Schedule
Washington report on players from 20 clubs meeting to push a 153 game season for 1963. They also urge no night games on series finales to avoid travel fatigue. Judge Cannon will relay recommendations to owners, but no decision until December.
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Washington
Robert Cannon
Oil storage tip for oils in fridge and room temp
If you store salad and cooking oils in the refrigerator to prevent rancidity, they may solidify and become cloudy. Allow them to stand at room temperature for a short while and they will clear again.
Boxing results show Santos Amand over London in Brecia bout
In Brecia Santo Amand of Italy outpointed Brian London of Britain 10 rounds. In Buenos Aires Chucho Hernandez of Mexico drew with Carlos Rodrigues of Argentina 10 rounds with weights unavailable.
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Brecia
Italy
Santo Amand
Brian London
Britain
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Chucho Hernandez
Mexico
Carlos Rodrigues
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