Spahn Leads Braves Past Dodgers in Tight 2-1 Win
Warren Spahn fired a five-hit gem to lift the Milwaukee Braves over the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1. The Dodgers drop their second straight after a seven-game streak as San Francisco tumbles with losses continuing in Pittsburgh. Dodgers stay four games ahead of the Giants while Cincinnati sits four back with remaining games tight.
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Teen-Ager Upsets Two-Time Champ at U S Amateur Golf
Pinehurst North Carolina AP A 19 year old Newport News contractor son Ronnie Gerringer defeated two-time champion Charlie Coe 3 and 2 in rain ruined opening round of the U S Amateur at Pinehurst No 2. Gerringer led by five holes at the turn and clinched victory on the 16th. Other former Walker Cup players faced defeats as 24 players advanced to the second round with 56 byes in a 64 match field.
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Cubs Rally to Beat Cardinals on Ott and Banks Homers
In a Monday MLB recap, Billy Ott and Ernie Banks hit decisive homers in the seventh as the Cubs erased a 4-3 deficit and defeated St. Louis 8-4. Ellsworth pitched a complete game despite nine hits, with Boyer and Gotay homering for the Cardinals.
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Pony League Tryouts Set As Pastime Lanes Form New Circuit
A boys Pony League for ages 13 to 15 held its first tryouts at Pastime Lanes with 16 bowlers. Top scores included P Gregoire 303 and L Frechette 289. A second try-out is scheduled for Saturday at 10, forming a six-team league for the coming season.
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Killebrew Keeps Twins In Chase With Yankees
Harmon Killebrew returned to slugging form for the Minnesota Twins, lifting him to the AL home run lead with 40 and 110 RBIs after two games in which he hit three homers and drove in six runs. The article notes his surge gives Minnesota a slim chance to overtake New York in the pennant race. Frank Robinson moved into the NL batting lead at .341, gaining three points, while Tommy Davis of the Dodgers still leads RBIs with 139, dropping one point to .340.
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Packers Use Alert Defense In Season Opening Romp
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi lauded an alert defense after the Packers crushed the Minnesota Vikings 34-7 in their 1962 debut. Lombardi noted inconsistent offense and mental errors but praised Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor for strong running and scoring. Hornung totaled 28 points with three touchdowns and two field goals.
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Standings and Schedule for American and National Leagues
Major league standings show New York leading the AL with 89 wins and 63 losses, Minnesota 86-66, Los Angeles 82-69, and Baltimore 73-78 among others. Daily and upcoming games include New York at Washington, Detroit at Minnesota, and Cleveland at Kansas City with several National League matchups listed.
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TWUA Men's Lanes Loop Opens Season At Pastime Lanes
The TWUA AFL-CIO men's bowling league opened at Pastime Lanes with eight teams: Bombers Warriors Jokers Pick-Ups Bull Dogs Sunsets Jets and Purple Passions. Norman Daignault elected chairman treasurer to succeed retiring Arthur Rizas. Billy Doran Jr. named scorekeeper. First night results show Bombers leading with team total 1,537 and high single 137 by D Robinson.
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Trotters & Pacers Race Night Card
Horse racing program listing nine races with multiple entries for classes D1 C3 and D2 including Mighty McKinn Bramble Gale Barnes Mystic Dream and others. Contains trainer or driver initials and horse names across pace and trot events with purses from 300 to 400 dollars.
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Whiskaway Pick
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Boxing results from Tokyo Sydney and Los Angeles shows
In Tokyo Tadao Kawamura 120 pounds stopped Chungchai Laemiapha 12142 Thailand. In Sydney Don Jones 158 pounds knocked out Alfredo Cota 1154 Mexico. In Los Angeles Rudy Corona 124 outpointed Gil Cadilli 128. Johnny Newman 147 stopped Marcello Vargas 145. Zurdino Pina 122 outpointed Don Johnson 127.
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Picnic Opens Cub Scout Season in Biddeford
Picnics launch the fall activities for Cub Scout Pack 309 sponsored by Knights of Columbus at their Pool Road camping area. Fernand Picard announces a new building project by the boys and changes to monthly meetings to the first Thursday. welcome extended to new Den Mother Mrs Paulette Loranger and resignation of Mrs Hel.
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Early Wynn Seeks 300th Victory Against Red Sox
Chicago AP Early Wynn aims for his 300th win as the White Sox open a three game series with Boston. Wynn seeks No 300 after 299 wins, facing Don Schwall who comes in 8-15. Boston trails in the standings despite a recent series win over the Yankees. Lu Clinton shines with a .400 average over 55 at bats and strong power numbers.
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Braves batter Los Angeles as Spahn gains 324th win
Warren Spahn limited the Dodgers to five hits to earn his 324th lifetime victory in Milwaukee's 2-1 win over the National League leaders. Elmo Plaskett hit a three run homer for his first major league hit, sealing a 5-2 win over San Francisco. The 1961 Arizona football team posted eight wins, one defeat and one tie. A den mothers and pack committee oversaw games and a picnic lunch.
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Veteran lefty slows Dodgers with five-hitter victory
Milwau kee southpaw Warren Spahn pitched a five-hitter to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1 in Milwaukee. Spahn, 41, tamed runners and earned his 15th win of the season, his 324th career. Dodgers manager Walt Alston noted the difficulty of running on him.
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Pennant Races In A Nutshell
A concise look at the National League pennant chase with teams Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati and New York. It outlines current standings wins and losses along with remaining games at home and away against key opponents.
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St Louis Alumni Hosts First Football Smoker
The St Louis Alumni association announced a smoker tomorrow at 8 PM in St Joseph parish hall. It will feature a film of the St Louise Cheverus game with Coach Bob Cote commentary and a Q&A session. Tickets for Friday’s St Louis Bangor game are on sale. Refreshments will be served.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights in 196? Season
Major League Leaders list includes batting leaders such as Runnels with 331 at bats and Richardson with 194 hits for New York. Pitching leaders show Wickersham 10-3 and Drysdale 24-7 with 209 strikeouts. Other stats cover runs, RBIs, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases across teams like Boston, Los Angeles, Kansas City, and Cincinnati.
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