Batting Race Tightens In NL As Slugging Warmed Up
The NL race tightens as Hank Aaron Frank Robinson and Roberto Clemente lead batting charts. Aaron homered for Milwaukee in an 8 6 win over St Louis Robinson fueled Cincinnati to an 8 4 win over Chicago Clemente collected three hits as Pittsburgh beat Houston and San Francisco stayed within a half game of Los Angeles by defeating Philadelphia Mays had three singles for the Giants in a 5 3 win over the Phillies Koufax earned his 14th win in seven innings against New York as the Dodgers beat the Mets 3 0 Davis climbed to a .359 average while Clemente rose to .348 Robinson to .544 and Aaron to .336.
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San Francisco Giants
Hank Aaron
Frank Robinson
Roberto Clemente
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Tommy Day
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Sandy Koufax
Larry Sherry
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
Robinson
Cincinnati
Chicago
Clemente
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Willie Mays
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Jack Sanford
Phils
Stu Miller
Mays
Jack Amilton
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Smoky Burgess
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Jim Golden
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John Edwards
W. L. Pet. G.B
Los Angeles
Iaule
Ows
New York
SAARC
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Koufax
Owen-Davis Triumphs 11-1 For Legion Crown
Owen-Davis defeated Hutchinson 11 to 1 at Memorial Field to clinch the District One American Legion title in a rain interrupted best three series. Highlights include Paul Twomey and Dave McNabb homers, McNabb’s 400 foot blast, and Chenard earning the win while Roberts took the loss. Buxton errors and five Buxton hits contrasted with Saco’s 11 runs and four first inning tallies.
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R. Chenard
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Trottier
Hutchinson- Boulter
Duniel
P. Vail
Rines
Redmond
Philbrick
Boucouvalas Triumphant Over Western Auto in Saco League
Boucouvalas defeated Western Auto 14 5 at Saco Old Orchard Beach Little League. Crowley earned the win while S Wojcik took the loss. Pike and Desrochers hit home runs as Boucouvalas powered to a nine run sixth inning, collecting seven hits and leaving six Western Auto runners stranded.
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Saco-Old Orchard Beach
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Wojcik
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Callahan
Angis
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Lapoint
Martin
Arseneault
Trotters and Pacers at Gorham Raceway Meet
Horse and harness racing card listing multiple races at Gorham Raceway with Class C and D divisions. Notable entries include Doctor's Chief driven by R. Doherty, Egyptian Victory by J. McAlduff, Stark Sands, and Stormy H among others. purses range from 350 to 1600 dollars across nine races. Local drivers include J. Gerry, A. Nason, G. Fitch, M. Hodgkins Jr., and L. M. Buckley.
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Dear Wick
R. Moody
Mister Mike
A. Nason
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J. Gerry Longway
M. Hodgkins
H. McKenney
Gary's Pal
A. Brewer
Red Roy
S. Cram
Waysign
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Sulky Sullivan
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Jr. Sentinel
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Scotch Lawful
J.our
Tom Daugherty
Teddy Maine
Frosty Ace
M. Hodgkins, Jr
Charley Black
A. Miles Tradition
M. Keene
Dicky
Max Worthy
C. Walker
Scotch Sand
K. Russell Gingerly
T. Taylor Sherwood Lass
D. Richards
Miami man stops Mexican in Miami Beach street clash
Frank Patterson of 1602 Miami Beach stops Chico Gomez of Mexico City at 159 in a street confrontation in Miami. No further details are provided about injuries or outcomes.
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Miami
Fla
Frank Patterson
Miami Beach
Chico Gomez
Mexico City
Aaron Braves win with grand slam in ninth inning
Hank Aaron went 4-for-5 with a third-inning grand slam as the Braves beat St Louis 8-6. Juan Pizarro limited Detroit to two hits and one earned run in a 3-2 White Sox victory.
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Hank Aaron
Braves
St. Louis
Juan Pizarro
White Sox
Detroit
Chicago
Old Orchard Pace Features Gorham Card
Four three year old pacers vie in the Old Orchard Pace at Gorham Raceway with $1,500 to split. Lehigh Valley and Joan Star lead the field with recent fast times, while J Scotch Hal showed a late burst to win in 2 11 4 5.
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Old Orchard
Joan Star
Lehigh Valley
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Gorham Oval
Clayt Killam
Charles Farmer
Rochester
Charles P. Atherton
S. Windham
Sadie’s Lord
Whisper Advice
Portland
Golf Lunches For State Amateur At Biddeford Saco Club
Two golf lunches will be served for the State Amateur tournament to be held at the Country club on July 21 by the Biddeford Saco Country club Ladies league. Jo Gelbke chairs the committee with Lorraine Poisson and Jeannette DeHetre assisting. A covered dish supper is planned for July 28 with Leona Driscoll as chair and helpers Justine Harvey Florence Driscoll Alicia Thurlow Marion Hanson and Louise Sanborn. Next league meeting is August 9 with Ruth Wooster Claudette Gendron Charlotte Bagley Caroline Ganthier Ellie Carr Marie Brousseau Jane Murphy Frances Mitchell Lorraine Sattel Leona Driscoll Justine Harvey Alicia Thurlow Florence Driscoll and Jo Gelbke in attendance. The regular Thursday night golfing match was rained out last night and will be held next Thursday night.
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Country Club
Biddeford- Saco
Ruth Wooster
Claudette Gendron
Charlotte Bagley
Caroline Ganthier
Ellie Carr
Marie Brousseau
Jane Murphy
Frances Mitchell
Lorraine Sawtelle
Catherine Mourmouras
Marion Hanson
Leona Driscoll
Justine Harvey
Alicie Thurlow
Florence Driscoll
Jo Gelbke
Standings and results for the American League games
The American League standings show New York, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Minnesota, Chicago, Baltimore, Boston, Kansas City, and Washington with wins, losses, and winning percentages. Thursday results include Washington downing Minnesota in 10 innings and Cleveland defeating Baltimore 6 to 4.
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American League
Washington
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Los Angeles
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Mint and Steam: Garden Herb Tips For Peas And Cabbage
The article notes two mint varieties, peppermint and spearmint, both to be dried. It suggests using peppermint to flavor cooked peas and spearmint to brighten a green cabbage salad. A small amount suffices for desirable effect.
Presidents Cup Start for Country Club Ladies League
The league will finish the first half of team play with the Presidents Cup set to run from July 14 to July 21 at the Country Club. Teams will compete in the cup as the first half wraps up, with standings shaping for the second phase.
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Country Club Ladies
Essegian Ends Slump With Pinch Hit Three-Run Homer
Essegian, Cleveland’s veteran outfielder, snapped a long slump by delivering a pinch hit three-run homer that powered the Indians to a 6 4 victory over Baltimore. The blast boosted his season average to .384 after eight years with 19 clubs. The win pulled Cleveland within a hair of the AL leaders as other playoff chases and doubleheaders unfolded across the league.
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Indians
Baltimore
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Willie Tasby
Ian
New York Yankees
Los Angeles
Felix Torres
Angels
Runnels and Clinton pace Red Sox to doubleheader split
Pete Runnels and Lu Clinton led Boston in a long twin bill against Kansas City, driving in key runs and homering. Runnels hit a late three run homer in the opener’s loss and delivered a game turning single in the 11th of the nightcap to spark a 9-4 win as Radatz earned his third victory. Clinton added two homers and Yastrzemski and Malzone supplied support for Boston while Siebern homered twice for KC in a marathon day of baseball.
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Chicago White Sox
Juan Pizarro
Detroit
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Boston
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Torres
Lee Thomas
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Leon Wagner
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Los Angeles
Whitey Ford
Jim Coates
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Dean Chance
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Joe Cunningham
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Bob Tillman
Gordon Jones
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Dick Radatz
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Carroll Hardy
Jerry Lumpe
Bobby del Greco
Radatz
Charles
Hardy
Frank Malzone
Billy Gardner
Pete
Bill Monbouquette
Palmer Solid Favorite To Take British Open
Palmer eyes a second straight Open title from a two stroke lead after a 69 on Thursday. Kel Nagle and Phil Rodgers remain within reach as the field narrows to 39 for the final rounds.
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Scotland
Arnold Palmer
Kel Nagle
Australia
Nagle
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
Gene Littler
San Diego
Gary Player
South Africa
Rodgers
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Don Essig
Indianapolis
Jack Nicklaus
Littler
Paul Bunyan
Oldster
la Jolla Calif
Jack Isaacs
Langley Air Force Base
Major League Leaders Baseball Statistics Highlight
National League leaders include T. Davis of Los Angeles with a .353 average and 127 hits, while Mays of San Francisco leads in RBI with 81 and home runs with 25. Wills of Los Angeles tops runs and stolen bases, and pitchers Koufax and Drysdale headline strikeouts and wins.
Griffith Set As 2-5 Choice In Title Go
LAS VEGAS AP Emile Griffith the favorite to defend his world welterweight title against Ralph Dupas in a 15 round bout at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Griffith listed 2-5, Dupas No. 1 challenger, with Nevada commission rules enforcing eight count and three knockdowns. Dupas boxing record notes 12 years as pro with 115 bouts, 89 wins 15 losses 6 draws. Griffith 32 fights, 29 wins 11 KOs.
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New
Emile Griffith
New York
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Las Vegas Convention Center
Griffith
Virgin Islands
Dupas
Emile
Benny
Kid) Paret
James Deskins
Nevada State Athletic Commission
Baseball Stat Fragments Show Player Standings Across Cities
A list of players and cities appears with figures for triples and home runs. Key names include Cunningham Chicago and Rodgers Los Angeles with 25, plus Lumpe Cimoli Kansas City and Fox Robinson Chicago. Detailing stolen bases Cash and Wagner are noted, along with strikeout leaders Pascual Minnesota and Pizarro Chicago.
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Chicago
Rodgers
Los Angeles
Fox
Robinson
Lumpe
Cimoli
Kansas City
Wagner
Cash
Detroit
Wood
Howser
Foytack
Donovan
Cleveland
Baseball Stat Leaders Show Major Players In 1962
The season highlights include runs by Siebern of Kansas City and Wagner of Los Angeles totaling 62, RBIs by Robinson of Chicago, Siebern, and Wagner with 65, and hits led by Rollins of Minnesota at 108 and Runnels of Boston at 106 with doubles by Robinson of Chicago.
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Boston
Jiminez
Kansas City
Siebern
Wagner
Los Angeles
Robinson
Chicago
Rollins
Minnesota
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