Hall First Expansion All-Star Blues Hall Goalkeeper Named
Goalie Glenn Hall of the St Louis Blues became the first player from the NHL expansion West to make the All Star team. He earned 115 points, 13 ahead of G Mika Giacomin of New York. First team also includes Phil Esposito Bobby Orr Gordie Howe Tit Horton and 2nd team Montreal trio Beliveau Cournoyer Harris. Selection yields 2000 bonus for first team and 1000 for second team.
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Bobby Orr
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Detroit
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Horton
Beckman and Decorah Face Cougars in Cedar Rapids
Three district baseball contenders led by the Mississippi Valley Conference leader square off in Cedar Rapids Saturday. Beekman of Dyersville defends state and sectional titles against Kennedy Cedar Rapids in a 10 a.m. doubleheader then Washington hosts Decorah with both Cedar Rapids schools swapping opponents at 2 p.m. on Kennedy and Wash diamonds.
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Beekman
Dyersville
Kennedy
Washington
Decorah
Kuhn: No Revisions Needed For Baseball Rules
St Paul AP reports baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn sees no need to revise major league trading regulations. He cites two controversial trades since taking office and mentions the Ken Harrrelson dispute as he spoke at a news conference during a Seattle Pilots Minnesota Twins game.
Hardwick Near All-Star Title in Bowling Meet
Bully Hardwick of Louisville built a lead to 618 points Thursday night to virtually wrap up the men’s 28th annual All-Star bowling tournament. The 27-year-old dominated a 12-man field with 16 games and a 225 average across 32 games for 8 403 pins including a 1 200 pin bonus. Defending champion Dotty Fothergill led the women with 5 446 pins.
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Hardwick
Louisville
Allie Clarke
Akron
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Bill Allen
Orlando
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Dotty Fothergill
North Attleboro
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Betty Kucynzki
Chicago
Illinois Duo Leads Open Doubles at WIBC Championship
In San Diego, Illinois couple Norma Jean Berglin and Phyllis White led the open division doubles at the 38th day of the WIBC championship. They rolled 1199 as Berglin scored 582 and White 617 in the Lincoln, Illinois team effort.
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Norma Jean Berglin
Phyllis White
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Incomplete Minor League Scores From Frayed Box Cache
Fragmentary scores from Pacific Coast League Tucson Phoenix Vancouver and other leagues show a mix of results and weather notes. Several games end early due to rain including Arlington, Birmingham, and Elmira with readings like 3 0 or 1 0 across various inns and conditions.
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Toledo
Sutalo
Columbus
Richmond
Syracuse
Rochester
Couisville
American Association
Iuwa
Indianapolis
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Fala
Asheville
Montgomere
Savannah
Birmingham
Reading
Pistia
Fanchester
Elmira
Waterbury
Aqueduct resumes normal operations after pension dispute
New York AP reports Aqueduct race track returned to normal Friday following a nine day shutdown over a pension dispute. The Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Assn voted to end their boycott in compliance with a temporary restraining order. A permanent injunction hearing is set for Tuesday with Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz.
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New York
Aqueduct Race Track
Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Assn
Louis Lefkowitz
US Amateur Tennis Championship Set for Rochester Nine Days
The 1962 U S amateur tennis championships will be held during a nine day period July 5 13 at the Tennis Club of Rochester located in a suburban town of Perinton New York The event features top United States players competing for the national title at the Rochester venue.
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Perinitan
Sanger Poised to Race 1968 Chevelle at Hawkeye Downs
Ed Sanger, the Waterloo driver, expects his 1968 Chevelle to be ready for Friday night racing at Hawkeye Downs in Cedar Rapids. He sat out last week’s season opener while finalizing his late-model stock car. racing starts at 8 o clock.
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Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Senators Turn Believers In Ted Williams Rebirth
Washington Senators show a new spirit under rookie manager Ted Williams as they climb to a promising 16 of 29 start in the American League East. Williams aims to teach hitters and influence pitchers while star Frank Howard shines and Allen Brinkman notes boosted confidence across the club.
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Tank Allen
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Invasion from Mabton Looms Over Mel Stottlemyre Fans
Mrs Vernon Stottlemyre warns Seattle that Mabton Washington plans a large turnout for Mel Stottlemyre’s Pacific Northwest visit. The Stottlemyres will attend three games against the Pilots as Mel’s pitching status drums up local interest and Mabton fans plan a busload.
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Pacific Northwest
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Vernon
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Special Drag Show Set Sunday at NESTA
The CEPAR FALLS NESTA Raceway four miles north on highway 28 hosts a Midwest United Drag Racers Assn event. Gates open at 8 am with time trials at 9 30 am eliminations begin 1 30 pm.
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Nesta
Here
Drag Racers
Benn Wins Dyersville Bowling Tourney at National Bank
Laras Benn clinched the double elimination Dyersville tournament and the $100 top prize. Runner up John Eudaley earned $55 in the event.
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Dyersville
Laras Benn
Dyersville National Bank
John Eudaley
Inland blue-winged teal described as marsh duck
The blue-winged teal is a duck of inland marshes, gonds and sloughs, and is seldom found near seacoast areas.
Red Sox break up Conigliaro brothers outfield plan
Boston sends 21 year old Billy Conigliaro on option to Louisville to gain regular action. Manager Dick Williams says the move improves club depth and Billy will benefit from regular play. Billy hit .313 with four homers and six RBIs in 16 games before the assignment.
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Boston Red Sox
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Billy Conigliaro
Red Sox
Billy
Louisville
Nelson and Pierce Join Dartmouth Football Staff
Dartmouth head coach Bob Blackman named Joha Nelson and Walter Pierce to the football staff. Nelson, 30, will coach the offensive line, while Pierce, 28, a Navy linebacker, will tutor the freshman line. Both bring Rose Bowl and collegiate experience to Hanover.
Knights Rank High in U S Fielding and Hitting
Kansas City Ma UPI report shows Terry Ruodenberg of William Penn and Virg Erickson of Wartburg among NATA top 40 hitters. Ruodenberg batted .433 with 19 hits in 30 appearances. Erickson hit .422 with 19 hits in 45 plate appearances. Wartburg ranked second in team fielding with a .968 average, 16 errors and six double plays in 15 games.
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