GiantsSweep Mets in Doubleheader to Top NL Leaders
San Francisco Giants beat the New York Mets 1 0 in the opener and 6 4 in the nightcap to reclaim first place in the National League. Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda drove in three runs apiece in the opener while Harvey Kuenn hit an eighth inning homer in the second game. Rod Kanehi and Charlie Neal sparked late Mets rallies but Kuenn’s blast sealed the nightcap victory.
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Major League Standings And Schedule Summary
The update shows American League leaders and games in progress with Cleveland atop the standings at 27 18 and New York at 26 18, followed by Minnesota Detroit and Kansas City. National League leaders include San Francisco and Los Angeles with Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Milwaukee Houston Philadelphia Chicago New York and others in the mix.
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Little League Standings and Top Hitters Summary
Giants 20 Dodgers 24 Cards in 3 Phillies 0. Top hitters include Ronnie Sims Red Sox Pony 9 Larry Bettis Ronnie Ea son LL .636. Home runs credited to Robert-Profitt Phillies Donnie Wheeler Tigers Elton Shires Tigers with one each.
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Knick sign Ken Stanley from Pacific stars
The New York Knickerbockers sign 6-3 Ken Stanley from the University of the Pacific who averaged 21.9 points in conference games. Philadelphia Eagles sign King Hill and Howard Keys for the coming NFL season. Hill served as No. 2 quarterback behind Sonny Jurgensen. Colgate hires Neill Wheelwright as backfield coach on Hal Lahar's staff. Rex Mays Classic 100 miles June 10 will feature Rodger Ward and Lee Sutton among Indianapolis 500 finishers. Washington Redskins sign ends Billy Whisler and Lee Curley for the 1962 NFL season.
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Cold at Bismarck and heat in Imperial
United Press International reports today’s low of 33 degrees at Bismarck North Dakota and a high of 101 degrees at Imperial California. The brief weather note highlights extreme temperature contrasts across two distant locations.
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Now Sis Captures Sunlit Wedding Party Mood
A playful scene unfolds as twenty wives chatter loudly while their husbands glance around, realizing they have not heard a word. The wives admire a sun kissed, stylish woman described as a golfer with wind blown hair in various colors.
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