Sports figures shine in NASCAR, Mountaineer 300 and Sun Devils roster
Hardman highlights real nice drivers such as Richard Petty and Ned Jarrett as top contenders in the Mountaineer 300 with strong early season points. Petty, popular in 1961, earned $56,110 in prize money across 39 of 52 races. Jarrett led 1962 popularity votes. The Mountaineer 300 ticket desk is 603 Brooks St., phone 346-1561, Tom Mortis in charge. Arizona State University’s 1963 roster includes Bob Lueck from Litchfield Park as the lone Arizona rep. The Miami Redskins boast 20-year non losing spell with 141-42-6 record, a .762 batting average over that span.
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West Virginia Ball Players Shine In Minor League Reach
Augie Garrido shows high potential as a 23 year old outfielder for Charleston. West Virginians like Pete Gongola Jim Tokas Paul Popovich and others star in the Midwest and Texas Leagues with strong batting averages and homer totals. Pitchers Tommy Swayne Vincent Scales Jim Ponceroff lead regional talents across multiple circuits. Scales leads in strikeouts and Ponceroff posts a best 3.16 ERA.
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Augie Garrido
Indians
Vallejo
Calif
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Herber Hoover Athletic
Huskies
Great Northwest
Max Simmons
Pats
Phil Ragazzo
Green Bay
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Niles
Albert Kible, Jr
Plaza
Logan
Bob Stotsky
Bethany College
Penn State
West Virginia
West
Ponceroff
Tearful Musial Announces He'll Retire From Major Baseball
Stan Musial, famed St Louis Cardinal, announces retirement after 22 major league seasons. A three time NL MVP in 1943 1946 and 1948 he holds major league marks including runs 1939 games 2987 hits 3610 doubles 721 at bats 10881 and RBIs 1937. He will play his last game Sept 29 against Cincinnati and plans to keep his restaurant and bat firm operational.
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Musial
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Associated Press
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Jehildren
Indians Keep Eastern Lead With 11 7 win Over Springfield
Indians top Springfield 11 7 at Watt Powell Park to hold a two game edge in the Eastern League pennant race. Tony Curry homered doubled and singled leading the attack as Steve Hargan earned the win with relief from Pete Olsen finishing. Readine fell 4 0 to Elmira as the Rifles dropped four and a half games back.
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Springfield
Watt Powell
Elmira
Readine
Watt Powell Park
Rifles
Tony Curry
Springfields
Pete Olsen
Steve
Tom Arruda
Charleston
Pioneers
Tribe
Curry
Hector Cardenas
Duke Sims
Giants
Horgan
Jose Calero
Frank Johnson
Olsen
Big Peter
Hal Lanier
Johnson
Tony Eichelberger
Arruda
Paul Catacccchi
Chance
Sims
Jimmy McClain
Cardenas
Fuller
Tony Attanasio
Jack Hernandez
Hal ‘Lanter
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McClain
Hernandez
al Erickson
Sommers
Erickson
Lanier
Medain
Phifer
Eichelberger
Erickson Pawsow
Bracey
Calero
Colacecchio Daanson
Teas Curry
Aerese Gure
Vee Cardenas
Dicken
Attanasio
Hargan
Tor Colacecchi
Shringtela Fee Bracey Eng
Reston
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Chance Funacelbtedy
Eastern League Monday and Sunday results recap
Eastern League scores show Charleston, Elmira, Reading, York and Binghamton winning across a split weekend. Standings list Charleston 62 50 354, Elmira 52 55 2, Springfield 58 55 513, York 54 58 482, Reading 52 62 456, Binghamton 51 64 443. Tuesday schedules include Springfield at Charleston and Reading at Elmira with notes on late-inning pitching and fielding plays.
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Incomplete 1930s baseball notes and local youth sports
Fragmented OCR text records multiple games and scores from early season baseball and local youth sports. It mentions New York and Detroit events, games at Boston Chicago Minnesota and Los Angeles, with scattered team names and times, plus notes on Little League football signup and local league activities at Cobb Field and nearby sites.
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Joston
Detroit
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Boston
Mem “Pouquette
Cessna ii
Chicago
Fisher
Barberee
Minnesate
Stigroan
Kansas
Washington
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