Baseball scores and schedules in Texas league update
The Childress Index reports results from June 14 1962 with Boston Dodgers 4 Baltimore 0 and Kansas City 4 Chicago 4. Texas standings show El Paso and San Antonio near the top, Albuquerque Amarillo and Austin in pursuit as rain postponements affect Albuquerque at Austin and El Paso at Amarillo.
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Littler Leads Open After First Round In Heavy Pine
UPI report from Oakmont shows Californian Gene Littler shooting 69 to take early lead in the U S Open. Bob Nichols 70 trails by one while Sammy Snead and Lionel Hebert struggle. Palmer eyes grand slam as rain disrupts practice and top contenders lament limited preparation.
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Lionel Hebert
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Claude Harmen
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Tuttaw
Mike Sauchak
Finderwold
Wernecday
Leionel Hebert
Slugging NL stars prove pitching strong in 1962 pace
Bob Purkey of the Reds pitched a no hitter through 62 3 innings in a 5 0 win over the Giants. Sandy Koufax and Bob Gibson each delivered strong outings as the Dodgers and Cardinals won. Koufax hit his first career homer. Pirates beat Cubs 6 4 as Elroy Face finished off the win. Indians beat Senators 4 1 in a twin bill, Red Sox and Athletics also victorious.
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Bob Purkey
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
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Bob Gibson
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Purkey
Koufax
Gibson
Fred Hutchinson
Washington
D.C
Gordie Coleman
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Warren Spahn
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Fred Whitfield
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Cubs
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Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
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Elroy Face
al McBean
Bill Virdon
Cal Koonce
Billy Williams
Ken Retzer
Joe Hicks
Senators
Dick Donovan
Cleveland
Johnny Romano
Jose Tartabull
Gino Cimolt
Dick Howser
Athletics
White Sox
Ed Rakow
Gordon Jones
Don Schwall
Red Sox
Orioles
Bob Tillman
Carl Yastrzemski
Eddie Bressaud
Frank Malzone
Bob Allison
Ryne Duren
Twins
Angels
Dean Chance
Duren
Ray Moore
Minnesota
Major League Leaders in Home Runs and RBIs
National League leaders include Mays 21 and Cepeda 17 homers for the Giants, Mejias 16 for the Colts, and Banks 15 with Pippin 13 for the Reds. In the American League Gentile 16 and Cash 15 pace the Orioles and Tigers, with Kaline 13 and Killebrew 12 among others. RBIs feature Davis 64 and Cepeda 59 for the Giants, Robinson 43 for the Reds, and White Sox Robinson 46 leading in the AL. Pitching highlights show Purkey 11 1 for the Reds and Donovan 9 2 for the Indians in the NL and Wickersham 7 2 and Belinsky 6 2 in the AL.
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Angels
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Indians
Killebrew
Twins
T. Davis
Dodgers
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Cards
Robinson
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Robinson White Sox
Rollins
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Athletics
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Pierce
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Phils
Koufax
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Horns Meet Michigan In NCAA Semifinal Round
Michigan the only unbeaten team in the double elimination college world series faces Texas in the NCAA semifinal. Florida State meets Santa Clara in the other semifinal after Florida State upset Holy Cross earlier. Santa Clara surged past Holy Cross 12 7 to reach the semis while Texas edged Ithaca 3 2 in a tight game.
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Bill Bethea
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Pat Rigby
Broncos
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Dow Jones Averages Report Slips Across Markets
The Dow Jones averages show declines with the industrials down 8.49 to • the rail index off 0.77 and utilities down 1.97. Overall stock listings fall as trading data records 960000 in early sales and 3980000 by 2 p.m. indicating broad market weakness.
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Legion Team Set To Play Hereford In Friday Night Game
The Childress American Legion Baseball Team will host Hereford at the Childress Legion field in Fair Park Friday night at 7 30. Coach Heflin and Smotherman lead the squad with Joe Hardison as manager. Admission is fifty cents for adults and twenty five for students with season tickets available from coaches, the manager, or at the gate.
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Cardinals Sign Three Big Ten Captains For 1962 Contracts
St Louis Football Cardinals sign Wilburn Hollis of Purdue John Elwell and George Mans from Michigan as captains. Also add Don Vandervelden of Wisconsin and Notre Dame tackle Roger Wilke as free agents.
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Sun Devils Take Lead in Texas League Race
El Paso surged to first place after a 9-2 win over Amarillo while San Antonio crushed Tulsa 10-1 in a see-saw Texas League battle. Albuquerque vs Austin was rained out, leaving San Antonio at Tulsa tonight, and El Paso at Amarillo.
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TV Schedule Fragments Across Local Stations
Fragmented daily listings show KFOX KGNCTV KSVN and others airing a mix of 4:00 Tonight Show programs and local news. The column lists soaps westerns and cartoons with NBC CBS and local affiliates in staggered evening slots.
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People’s Choice
Our Gang
Norman Duncan
Outlaws
Mitch
TV Guide Wire of Local Station Lineup June 15 1962
A dense listing of daytime and evening TV schedules for KFDA KGNC and KSYD stations on June 15 1962 detailing program blocks from Today and The Price is Right to News Weather and serialized dramas with numerous time slots and color indicators. The listings also include local weather and special segments like Captain Kangaroo and Road Conditions.
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Mr. Magoo
Jan Murray
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Jack Tompkins
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Uing
House Pei
Youre
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Tennessee Ernie Ford
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