Orioles Begin 1962 Prep With 18 Rookies at Bluefield
Bluefield Orioles start 1962 Appalachian League spring drills with 18 players under rookie manager Billy Hunter. Skipper promises running drills and base work as he shapes a young squad from signed and unsigned prospects, aiming to finish at the top by season end.
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Ball Park
Baltimore
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Hunter
Appalachian
Scarborough
Mike Seymour
Lutz
Oriole
Barney
Hoschell
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Blizefield
Oakland
Calif
George Fanning
Baseball's Top Ten Home Runs Leaders Noted
Baseball's top ten home run leaders listed with players Mays of San Francisco at 21 and Banks of Chicago tied with others across teams. The tally includes Mesias Houston 16 and Spat Wake 15 along with Davis Los Angeles San Francisco totaling 35, and Hors B00 Hinite Stee StL 4 and F Alou among others.
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Mesias
Hou
Banks
Chi
Spat
Pinson
Cin
Thomas
T. Davis
L.A
S.F
Hinite
Stee
F.alou
Mays Slugging Pace Fails to Beat 1961 Mark Pace
Willie Mays posts 21 home runs through 61 games with the Giants, four behind Roger Maris pace and short of Hack Wilson NL record. The season totals show Mantle injured and lagging, Mays at risk of an asterisk if the rate dips, while several peers also trail last year’s marks.
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NEW York
Willie Mays
Roger Maris
San Francisco Giants
Willie
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Mays
Maris
New York Yankee
Roger
Mickey Mantle
Mickey
Yankees
Indians top Red Sox as Wilson balk sparks dispute
Willie Kirkland drove in five runs with a homer and double and Bubba Phillips added a solo shot as Cleveland defeated Boston 10 to 0. Jim Perry pitched seven shutout innings, fending off threats as the Indians stay in the AL race amid a balk controversy involving Earl Wilson and Tito Francona.
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Jim Perry
Tribe
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Kirkland
Bubba Phillips
Perry
Wilson
Pumpsie Green
Red Sox
Tito Francona
Earl
John Flaherty
Ed Runge
Matin
Dillard
E. Green
Luplow
Francona
Geiger
Romano
Tillman
Phillips
Kindall
Brestoud
Erry
Lley
Ornieles
Wee
Emu
Held
Ree Cona
Philips
Kindal
Bregooss
Hr— Kirkland
Phil Phillips
S— Perry
Musial Near Bat Crown At 41 Oldest To Do It
At 41 Musial trails the leader by one point with two months left and a 12 game hitting streak, raising his average to .347. The St Louis star already has seven NL batting titles, with Ted Williams the oldest winner at 40 in 1958. Musial’s 44 games show 50 hits 7 homers and 30 RBI, a stronger pace than last year.
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Norm Cash
Detroit
Mays
Cash
Baltimore
Jim Gentile
Gentile
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Rocky Colavito
NEW York
Star Musial
Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Star
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Stan
Felipe Alou
Giants
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Palmer damages finger in open setback before Oakmont
Arnold Palmer suffered a deep cut on the third finger of his right hand after a freak luggage incident at Latrobe airport. He had six stitches and swelling, but Palmer said he would still play when the National Open began at Oakmont. He arrived after a cold and疲 fatigue, aiming to rebound after a poor finish at the Golf Classic.
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Sea Isle
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Trailways
Trailways Tour Agency
Oakmont
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Palmer
Unclear OCR sports card fragment lists players and teams
Fragment shows Robinson Chi Wagner LA 4 Sie pera KC 43 Rollins Minn 42 Kaline with no clear event or outcome.
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Chi
Wagner
L.A
Siepera
K.C
Rollins
Minn
Kaline
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