Earl Wilson No-Hits Orioles as Red Sox Win
Earl Wilson pitched a complete game two runless effort securing a 2-0 Red Sox win over the Baltimore Orioles. Belinsky had earlier tossed his own No-Hitter for the Angels, a rare parallel as two pitchers achieved no-hitters within months. The day featured other major league results including Twins over Yankees 5-0 and Giants beating Reds in 10 innings.
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McKelve Mattress Factory Sells Foam Mattresses Cheaply
McKelve Mattress Factory offers foam mattresses and box springs at a low price of 43.46 dollars, highlighting inexpensive bedding options compared with other mattress types.
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Paper-Ripping Date Sets Stage for Red Sox Contract
Boston pitcher Earl Wilson and owner Tom Yawkey plan a symbolic paper ripping to settle Wilsons near minimum 1962 salary of about $8,000. The $1,000 stake marks the end of the old contract as talks continue.
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No-Hitter Highlights Yawkey Move and Wilson’s Rise
Yawkey approved a new contract for pitcher Wilson after his no hitter against the Los Angeles Angels. The 26-year-old Negro righty improved to six wins as Belinsky held Angels to two singles before Wilson delivered a late homer and a key late-game calm sealing a 2-0 win.
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Rangers blank Dodgers 10-0 after 3-2 loss in opener
Dallas-Fort Worth routed Omaha 10-0 in the nightcap of a doubleheader led by four roundtrippers including Leo Burke and Sandy Valdespino. Willard Schmidt threw a three-hitter for the shutout as Omaha suffered a 3-2 first game defeat with Kurt Roberts homering and Jack Smith earning the win.
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Yanks Sell Cerv to Houston Colts
New York outfielder Bob Cerv, a 11-year AL veteran who spent three stints with the Yankees, was sold for 20 000 waiver price to the Houston Colts of the National League. Cerv, 34, a right handed hitter, carried a .278 lifetime average and 36 home runs in 1966 with Kansas City, with only two hits in 17 at bats this season.
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AFL May Decide on Expansion Today
Boston reporters note the AFL executive committee plans to decide on expansion for 1963 and possibly 1964. Three applicants Kansas City New Orleans or Atlanta are considered. Bud Adams proposed a compromise to add only one 1963 team to avoid excessive player losses from existing eight clubs.
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Evidence Fails to Back Illegal Recruiting Charges
The State Executive Committee of the University Interscholastic League found no concrete evidence to support illegal recruiting claims against Brownwood High School. Santa Anna High School had accused Brownwood of inducing Freddie Colbaugh’s stepfather to relocate with his family so the youth could play football there. The panel reviewed a Brownwood businessman’s alleged role in the move.
Standings and upcoming games across leagues
Standings show St Louis 15 and Chicago 3 leading the division with Philadelphia 2 and Houston 0. Probable pitchers are listed for 10 Wednesday games including St Louis at Chicago and Cincinnati at San Francisco. American Association standings include Indianapolis 41 30 and Omaha 38 34 with several midweek results noted.
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McKinley Falls Early as Hann Upsets Wimbledon Upset
Chuck McKinley of St. Ann Missouri, the leading American title hopeful, loses to unseeded Michael Hann of England 6-3 6-2 6-2 in the Wimbledon second round. The upset follows Billie Jean Moffitt's earlier win over Margaret Smith. Reed of Alameda, California now viewed as the U.S. top bet after McKinley 入.
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Torrid Battle for Texas League Third Continues
San Antonio sits in third after a 9-4 win over league leader El Paso Sun Kings as Austin splits a doubleheader with Tulsa. Albuquerque and Amarillo split. Amarillo visits Albuquerque tonight as Tulsa visits Austin. Tennis and Wimbledon results mix in with scattered matchups and byes noting U S hopefuls and top Australian players competing.
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Traditional Tex as Aggies Master Event on April 21
A worldwide event marks the traditional master of Tex as Aggies on April 21. The gathering draws participants from various regions to celebrate the Tex as Aggies heritage and rituals.
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