Hawkins Opens With Subpar 68 In Westley Golf Open
Sean Fred Hawkins of El Paso fired a 68 34-34 at Medinah No 3 to grab early lead in the $50 000 Wesley Open. Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer matched 71 to sit in the mix as Don Finstein Glover Cupit Sifford Harney and others chase.
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Medinah
Don Finstein
Glover
Florence
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Weep
Jacky Cupit
Longview
Tex
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Cupit
Charlie Sifford
Paul Harney
Moon Mullins
Chicago
Fred Hawkins
Charles Sifford
Jack Nicklaus
Randy Glover
al Geiberger
Ken Still
Sam Snead
Bob Brue
Don Finsterwald
Arnold Palmer
Ex Champ Sally Carroll Skips West Virginia Amateur
Sally Carroll of Wheeling will not participate in the West Virginia Women's Amateur Golf Tournament at White Sulphur Springs, marking the first absence of a former champion in twelve years as the event opens Sunday.
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Sally Carroll
West Virginia
White Sulphur Springs
Steelers Sign WVU's Bosley
The Pittsburgh Steelers announce 1962 signings for two second year players and a free agent. Henry Clement tight end from North Carolina and Dick Hoak halfback from Penn State join the team. Free agent fullback John Posley from Morgantown West Virginia brother of Bruce Bosley of the 49ers.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Henry Clement
University of North Carolina
Dick Hoak
Penn State
John Posley
Morgantown
W.va
Bruce Bosley
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San Francisco 49Ers
Brooks Robinson Drives Orioles to 6 0 Sweep Over White Sox
Baltimore pitcher Zanni and the bullpen blank Chicago as Brooks Robinson belts his 12th homer of the season and adds a single to back a 6-0 win. Johnny Temple and White Sox mistakes aid the roar with Herzog driving in a run and Triandos adding insurance as Baltimore dominates.
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Cunningham
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Runge
A's win 4th straight over Nationals 10 7
Manny Jimenez and Billy Consolo led an 18 hit Kansas City attack with three hits each as the Athletics beat Washington 10 7 for their fourth straight win. Jerry Walker improved to 8 6 with the decision while Don Rudolph took the loss.
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Billy Consolo
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Walker
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Katyna
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Drummond
Standings and schedule from baseball night games
Standings show Segui Kansas at Boston and Mon bouquett at 6 7 with late games. Several matchups listed including New York at Los Angeles and Chicago at Milwaukee. Friday results include Wytheville 9 Bluefield 5 and other Appalachian League outcomes.
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Monbouquett
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Shoemaker
Hamlin
Big Kentuckian Medic Added To Wrestle Card
A third masked man joins the double main event at Blue Field Auditorium on Saturday night. The Mysterious Medic will face Big Don Bess in a two out of three falls bout with a 45 minute limit. Also planned is a 60 minute Australian tag match featuring El Gato and Mr. X, the Tom Cat Twins, against Southeastern Champ Doug Adkins and Handsome Ronnie Stafford.
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Bluefield Auditorium
Big Don Bess
Lexington
Bess
el Gato
the Cat
Spain
Mr. X
Tom Cat Twins
Doug Adkins
Huntington
Ronnie Stafford
Madison
Wis
Young Stafford
Adkins
West Virginia
Mountaineer
Ravenswood Coach Spano Dies at 31 After Heart Attack
Jim Spano, football and basketball coach at Ravenswood High School, died of a heart attack in a physician's office. His 1957 and 1959 football teams captured Class A state titles. Spano was 31, a Chattaroy High School graduate and former lineman at Morris Harvey College.
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Jim Spano
Spano
Chattaray High School
Morris Harvey College
Baseball's Top Ten Leading Batsmen in American League
List shows top ten leaders by at bats 175 in the American League with runs by players from teams such as Chicago Kansas City Minnesota Detroit and others. Names include Robinson from Chi and Rollins from Minn among others with around 50 to 58 runs.
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Chi
Ebern
Rollins
Minn
Cola
Loy To Defend Virginia Title
Defending champion Bobby Loy arrived in HOT SPRINGS Virginia to enter the state amateur golf qualifying round with 297 players for a shot at the medal He forfeits automatic entry to the championship flight and will contend in the 18 hole qualifier hoping to win the medal and defend his title.
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Hot Springs
Bobby Loy
Princess Ann County
Ify
Cascades
Demeter, Wine, Dalrymple Power Phillies Past Giants 7-2
Philadephia beat San Francisco 7-2 as Don Demeter hit two home runs, his 12th and 13th, with Roy Sievers aboard for the latter. Bob Wine and Clay Dalrymple added solo and two run shots as the Giants’ five game win streak ended. Billy Smith earned the win in relief.
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Don Demeter
Bob Wine
Clay Dalrymple
Philadelphia Phils
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Philly
Demeter
Roy Sievers
Wine
Juan Marichal
Dalrymple
Don Larsen
Billy Smith
Jim Owens
Buffalo
Phils
All-America East West Game Opens Football Season
The All-America Game kicks off the season Friday night at War Memorial Stadium Buffalo with stars from 1961. East led by Woody Hayes faces West coached by Murray Warmath in a telecast expected for 22,000 fans on NBC at 8 30 p.m. EST. The game features Roman Gabriel Ernie Davis and Bob Ferguson and stars Merlin Olsen Art Perkins among others with 1962 rules and two wild card substitutions.
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Bob Ferguson
Murray Warmath
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Sandy Stephens
Jim Saxton
Texas
Bobby Lee Thompson
Arizona
Art Perkins
North Texas State
Warmath
Merlin Olsen
Clark Miller
Utah State
American Football Coaches Association
Buffalo Junior Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo Evening News
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UCLA
Angels Power Past Red Sox 19-7 in Big Inning Rally
Los Angeles roared to a 19-7 victory over Boston as seven runs in the second inning tied a club record for biggest burst. Bob Rodgers delivered a bases clearing double and Leon Wagner homered for his 21st, aiding an Angels surge that trimmed Cleveland’s lead to 12 games. Twelve Angels batted in the second as Boston used three pitchers in the 35 minute frame.
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Chick, Smith, Schwarts
Serry
Froehling Stands Sole American At Wimbledon Round Three
Frank Froehling of Coral Gables Fla 22 and fifth ranked in the United States advances as the last American survivor in the men's singles after defeating Owen Davidson Australia 8 4 6 7 5 6 4 in a third round match Rod Laver and Martin Mulligan also win to oust other Americans Dennis Ralston and Whitney Reed Three American women reach the fourth round led by Darlene Hard Karen Susman and Jean Moffitt with Hard routing Eva de Jong 6 0 6 0 in 18 minutes
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England
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Froehling
United States
Owen Davidson
Australia
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Whitney Reed
Alameda
Rod Laver
Reed
Martin Mulligan
Ralston
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Karen Hantze Susman
Aig Pue
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