Shoe Horn Race Twists in Major League Baseball
The AL pennant chase tightens as New York Yankees extend lead while Los Angeles Angels stumble. Whitey Ford wins again for the Yankees, Kaline drives Detroit, and Boston hurler Nichols helps a two-game split with the Angels. In the NL, Giants stop Dodgers, Reds drop to 6 back, and Phillies outlast Mets in 15 innings as Sanford improves to 16-6.
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Cronin
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San Francisco Giants
Jack Sanford
Willie Mays
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Tommy Davis
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al Me
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Hank Aaron
Plaie Raymond
Tony Gonzales
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Ruben Amaro
Honey
Mel Roach
Lom Sungle
Theoweh
Jack Buldse
Phil /iimter
Johnstown Hosts Baseball Tourney in All American Field
Johnstown, Pa hosts the first round of the IBA All American Amateur Baseball Association tournament. New Orleans defends its title as eight games open day one, with 11 teams advancing after day two. Other matchups include Baltimore vs Clifton and Philadelphia vs Brooklyn amid a regional field. Also listed are winners in Philadelphia for a U.S. Girls Grass Court Tennis event.
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Johnstoven
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N. J. Zanvville
Ohio
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Washington
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Brooklyn
Maryland Awards First Negro Athlete Darryl Hill
Coach Tom Nugent announces the University of Maryland has awarded its first athletic scholarship to Darryl Hill a halfback who started last season for the Naval Academy team before choosing a civilian career path He attended Genesoa High in Washington DC.
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Tom Nugent
University of Maryland
Darryl Hill
Naval Academy
Genesoa High
Washlieton
D C
Big League Stars Lead In Doubleheader Sweep
Kaline and Titers drove in six runs in the first game to pace a victory over Baltimore with a three run triple and key hits. In the second game, Kaline again delivered, while pitching by Pratt Bann helped Walter’s Sox shut out Cleveland 4 to 0 through eight innings.
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Titers
Baltamone
Sigue
Asthomer
Gun
Eliteheti Sed Wit
Pratk Bann
Walte’ Sox
Cleveland
Survivors vie for Corry junior golf title at local club
Three players Joli Davidson John Xander and Bob Zalanecka survive to semifinal rounds in the Corry junior golf championship at the local club Xander Zalanecka winner to meet Davidson for final berth All three from Corry Area High School golf team return in 1963 Davidson has defeated Dyckes Nichols and Brown to reach finals in non handicap tourney Xander beat Brown and Tate Zalaneck beat Kep pel Scholton and had a bye Dave MacKenzie sparked day with 87 low score in Group A Don MacKenzie second 93 Swink low putts Betsy Bracken Group B winners Heidi Keppel second Nancy Brows third Polly Brown fourth Connie O Hare fifth Chuck Bracken won Bs Minus Susie Hooks Bracken Wurm Julie Brown top junior program standout with two stroke hole out Group by results and picnic set for Tuesday James Allyn chair dies at 70 at Forbes Field heart attack during Pittsburgh Los Angeles game
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Corry Country
Joli Davidson
John Xander
Bob Zalanecka
Xander
Zalaneck
Davidson
Corry
Ividson
Vicky Dyckes
Bill Nichols
Pen Brown
Jeff Brown
Dick Tate
Harrison Keppel
Dick Scholton
Dave MacKenzie Aider
Low Bross
Don MacKenzie
Dave Swink
George Pain
Bonnie Brown
Gree Hooks
A Mints
Diane Williams
Susie Swink
Joel Swink
Betsy Bracken
Heidi Keppel
Nancy Brows
Polly Brown
Connie O'Hare
Chuck Bracken
Susie Hooks
Sally Bra
Cleo Brown
Alberta Pain
Dollie Dolan
Mary Ridatoh
Blinny Baseer
James Allyn
Darnofall Leads 1962 Little League Batters and Records
Larry Darnofall of the Elks led the 10-12 age circuit in hits and runs, with Wetmore close behind in average. Mick set a new LL single season home run record with eight, and Darnofall also starred in base hits and runs while Marsh posted a six game hitting streak. Pitching highlights include Dave Wetmore 2.36 ERA and Pain 4-2 with 2.29 ERA, as Canfield and McLaurel among top hurlers on tough teams.
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G. Blynt
Corty
J. Wascak
Ben Calderone
Wetmore
Davhofall
Elks
Dave Wet More
Broun
Jerry Mick
Terry Williams
Mick
RBI
Marie Coy
Jamestown
George Paitt
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Pain
Marty Rochrig
The
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Whiff Wizard
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Pete McLauel- UN
Joe Baressi
Sam Baressi
VFW
Tony Sprovers
Jackson Not Satisfied With Iron Man Stunt
New York Mets pitcher Jackson expressed dissatisfaction after a 3-1 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies at Polo Grounds. He threw 15 innings of work, matching a long major league stretch, and noted his arm felt tired after pitching 21 times. Manager Stengel faced questions about whether to pull him, while the Phils seized the win with timely hitting.
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Pula Grounds
Jacke Ami
Phillies
Mets
Mary Thivane
Tevy
Tony Goneater
Gonzales
Bol Olds
Mel Roach
RBI
Phils
Jackson
Mr. Stengel
Casey Stuhel
New York Penn League Batavia and Auburn BaseballResult
Batavia and Auburn split a game with Gentiva defeating Olena 15 to 2 as Aagiestown UII contributed in the New York Penn League match. The contest featured late scoring, and officials noted a rugged defensive effort from both sides.
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Batavia & Auburn
Sprazie Knocks Out Gardiner in Halifax Bout
Halifax bout ends with Sprazie defeating Tyrone Gardiner by knockout in a junior welterweight title clash. Sprazie gains regional recognition as a rising Canadian fighter while Gardiner suffers a tough loss in front of locals.
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Bes Sprazie
Tyrone Gardiner
Ford's 13th win fuels Yankees' comeback bid
Whitey Ford, the stocky southpaw, powered the New York Yankees to a 7-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins to improve to 13-8. He logged his fourth complete game of the season, allowing two solo homers by Vic Power and Bob Allison but otherwise keeping the Twins in check. Ford teased a possible 20-game win season, noting the road ahead with 46 games left and needing three straight wins to start the stretch.
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Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
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Ford
Vic Power
Bob Allison
Twins
Foyer
Bill
Fresno boxer Gabe Tertuney defeats Kid Rayo in lean outpoint
In Fresno California Gabe Tertuney 14 percent outpoints Kid Rayo from Los Angeles 1471 to >> Thornton 171 Fresno knocks at Clyde Watson 172 in a regional bout. Briar London of England scores a knockout on Howard Kine 205 Reno six rounds.
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Gabe Tertuney
Kid Rayo
Los Angeles
Fish Wayne Thornton
Clyde Watson
Blackpool
England
Briar
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