Rival Managers Back Wide Player Use In All Star Game
Washington AP Rival managers Ralph Houk and Fred Hutchinson support using many players in the 32nd All Star game at D C Stadium. President Kennedy plans to attend as 45,015 watch the noon EST game NBC carries. Houk will start Jim Bunning. Hutchinson counters with Don Drysdale as the Americans lead interleague play 16-14.
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Ralph Houk
Fred Hutchinson
National
Houk
Cincinnati Reds
Hutchinson
Kennedy
D.C
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Jim Bunning
Don Drysdale
Bunning
Detroit
Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodger
Minnesota
Camillo Pascual
Cleveland
Dick Donovan
Bob Purkey
Reds
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Mantle
Rocky Colavito
Yankee
Wagner
Colavito
Battey
Pascual
Romano
John Romano
Howard
New York
Elston Howard
Stan Musial
St. Louis
New York Mets
Nationals
Los Angeles ‘Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
Higgins Mulling Red Sox Second Base Situation
Boston manager Mike Higgins weighs the Schilling Gardner second base dilemma as Chuck Schilling nears return from injury and Billy Gardner shines since taking over. Monbouquette anchors the AL All Star contingent amid a 40 43 midseason record and recent hot streak.
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Higgins Mulling
Red Sox
Los Angeles
Bill Monbouquette
Boston Red Sox
Chuck Schilling
Billy Gardner
Monbouquette
Sox
Nationals
Washington
Mondo
Boston
Kansas City
Schilling
Mike Higgins
Yankees
Gardner
Pumpsie Green
Reliable
Billy Herman
Higgins
Joe Cashman
Boston Record-American
Cashman
Machen Williams Title Shot Bid Fueled by Drama
Eddie Machen and Cleveland Williams clash in Houston in a heavyweight bout that could earn the winner a title shot against Sonny Liston or Floyd Patterson. Liston backs Williams while Machen eyes his fourth defeat for the opportunity. Both contenders boast strong records, Machen 43-4 and Williams 53-4, in a high stakes showdown shaped by prior conflicts and expectations.
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Houston
Tex
Sid Flaherty
Texas
Eddie Machen
Cleveland Williams
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Machen
Williams
Portland
Ore
Liston
Patterson
South Fallsburg
N.Y
Imports Spark Tonight's $1,000 Memorial Pace
Two year olds travel from eastern harness tracks to Gorham Raceway for the Phil Pearson Memorial Pace an early closing feature on Tuesday night. Ship ins Aunt Vangie from Saratoga led by Ralph Fenno North East and Lonaire from Bay State driven by Tom McInnis and Richard Rankin challenge local nominees in the $1,000 dash. Captain Mills and Randy Scott have already won this season. The Phil Pearson Memorial honors a Maine harness racing figure who served as Gorham race secretary for 11 years and held many official roles. Co feature Eagles Clubs Pace is an $800 dash with Eagles clubs and proceeds aiding the clubs and trophies to the winner. The field includes Nip Abbe Port of Call Dodie Grable and Betty Quinton. Post time is 8:00 p.m.
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J. McKenney Sanborn
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A. Brewer Lapointe
Major Royal
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Mills
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Lonaire
R. Rankin Campbell
Lotta Rhap
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G. Fitch
Boxing results from St. Paul and Tokyo weigh-ins
In St. Paul Joey Giarr dello of Philadelphia out pointed Jimmy Beecham of Miami after a ten count? In Tokyo Osamu Watanabe of Japan knocked out Ben De Villa of the Philippines in seven rounds.
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ST. Paul
Butler's edge Elks 4-3 in East Biddeford Little League
Butler's squeaked a 4-3 win over the Elks at Waterhouse field. Berthiaume earned the victory with 13 strikeouts, while P Robitaille took the loss. Butler's totaled 10 hits to Elks' 4, with errors and runners left on base shaping the late drama. Berthiaume and Robitaille each had key RBIs and several players contributed across the lineup.
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Elks
Biddeford
Waterhouse Field
Berthiaume
P. Robitaille
Butlers Ab R Hpone
March
Bergeron
Lessard
Butlers
Robitaille
Landry
Nolette
Stagg Nearing 100th Birthday Trotters & Pacers
Stockton AP reports football great Amos Alonzo Stagg nears his 100th birthday on August 16 amid a 70-year coaching career. The article recalls his Yale All America days, ministry studies, amateur sport advocacy, and decades at University of Chicago and College of the Pacific.
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Stagg
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Ruth
Amos Alonzo Jr
Paul
University of Chicago
Maroons
Dr. Stagg
University of the Pacific
College of the Pacific
Chicago
Pacific
COP
Football ‘Coaches Association
California
UCLA
St. Mary's
USC
Big Three Faze Crisis At Open Golf Championship
Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Phil Rodgers faced a tough second 18 holes at Troon as they tried to break par to avoid elimination at the British Open. Palmer and Nicklaus shot 76 with Rodgers at 75, while Nace set a Loch green course record with 65.
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Nicklaus
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Kel Nace
Australia
Birkdale
England
Latrobe
Powerhouse
Dai Rees
Sam Snead
Gene Littler
Snead
Littler
Gary Player
Oldtimers Draw Within Range Of Desired Marks
New York AP notes that Musial Spahn Wynn and Olivo, four players over 40, approach their targets at the start of 1962. Musial leads with NL records and a .333 average with 12 homers and 41 RBIs, while Spahn aims to become the top left handed winner, Wynn nears 300 wins, and Olivo debuts strong with the Pirates.
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Stan Musial
Warren Spahn
Early Wynn
Diomedes Olivo
Usial
Ccr
St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
He Oeheld
Ott
Wagner
Spahn
Milwaukee
Eddie Plank
Plank
Wynn
Chicago
White Sox
Olivo
Pittsburgh Pirates
Duarte Stops Mendoza In Boxing Bout In Ensenada
Frankie Duarte of Sacramento stops Natcho Mendoza of Ensenada in the eighth round of a boxing match in Ensenada, Mexico. Duarte, listed at 123 and 2 pounds, defeats Mendoza who weighed 120. It was a brisk clash as both fighters exchanged hard punches across eight rounds.
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Frankie Duarte
Sacramento
Calif
Natcho Mendoza
Ensenada
Mexico
Jockey Scores 3 Wins At Salem New Hampshire
Jockey Darrell Madden tops Rockingham Park with a three win day at Salem. He wins Red Ricket for $10.80 to spark a $211.20 daily double, then Princess Babu for $3.20 and Mr Longstreet for $17. He rode seven mounts, finishing out of the money once. Attendance 11,089. total bets $751,531.
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N.H
Darrell Madden
Rockingham Park
Madden
Rockingham
Princess Babu
Mr. Longstreet
NBA Hearing Decision on Cleveland Entry
The NBA nears presenting terms to George Steinbrenner for Cleveland's entry as the 10th NBA team with Jerry Lucas, risking the ABL's future. Terms reportedly include a 300000 franchise fee and a 100000 performance spread. Cincinnati Royals likely gain a large share. Lucas, Ohio State star, had declined Royals’ offer.
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NEW York
Nationl Basketball Association
Cleveland
Pipers
George Steinsbrenner
NBA
Steinbrenner
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati Royals
Clevlland
Lucas
Ohio State
Royals
The
Los Angeles boxing results last night AP report
Phil Moyer of Portland outpointed Ray Robinson of New York in Los Angeles. Davey Moore of Columbus knocked out Mario Diaz of Mexico. Don Johnson of Los Angeles knocked out Herman Duncan of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Phil Moyer
Portland
Ore
Ray Robinson
New York
Davey Moore
Columbus
Ohio
Mario Diaz
Mexico
Don Johnson
Herman Duncan
Los Angelies
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