Angels Rally Past Senators In Wild Doubleheader
Los Angeles Angels sweep the Washington Senators 4-3 in ten innings and 2-1, moving within reach of the Yankees. A ninth inning bat mishap sparked a 10th inning Leo Wagner homer, while Lee Thomas homered in the nightcap. Detroit and Baltimore also won, keeping pace in the AL race.
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Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Leo Wagner
Tom Morgan
Wagner
Morgan
Cal Drummond
Lee Thomas
Aerhewin
Yankees
Kansas City
Bill Fischer
Minnesota
Red Sox
Detroit
Dim Bunning
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Cleveland
Thomas
Jim Hannai
Ed Hobaugh
Don Lee
Fischer
Mickey Mantle
Baseball Standings and Friday Results Recap
American League standings and Friday results show New York, Minnesota, Boston, Baltimore, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City, and Washington. Minnesota beat Boston 7-4 while Baltimore won 5 to 2 over Cleveland and Kansas City defeated Chicago 7 to 0. Los Angeles edged New York 4-3. National League leaders include Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with several Sunday and rain postponed games listed.
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New York
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
Sunday
Dodgers Pull Away Again From Reds and Giants
The Dodgers built a 3 game lead in the NL as Tommy Davis went 3 for 4 and Maury Wills 2 for 2. Wills swiped two bases to reach 14 in five years while Davis and Wills powered a 10 hit Dodgers attack. Ron Fairly added a three run homer in the eighth as Pete Richert started strong before Cincinnati rallied. Meanwhile Milwaukee beat the Giants 6-4, Houston edged Chicago 2-1, and Pittsburgh stopped Philadelphia’s six-game streak.
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Associated Press
Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Wills
Reds
Milwaukee
Giants
Dodger
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
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St. Louis
wPete Richart
Larry Sherry
Ron
Claude Raymond
Bob Shaw
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Orlando Cepeda
Wille McCovey
Cepeda
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Braves
Lee Maye
Pittsbieh
Phillies
Jack Hamilton
Lin Bend Harvey Haddix
Haddis Init
Ening
Don Demeter
Phils
Pirates
Waterfowl hunting seasons set by Pa. Game Commission
The Pennsylvania State Game Commission announced 1962 waterfowl seasons. Ducks and coots run Oct 20 to Dec 1, geese and brant Oct 10 to Dec 1, with Crawford County mirroring duck dates. The Pyimatuning area in Crawford starts Oct 24. Oct 20 shooting hours are from dawn to sunset EST. Small game opens Oct 27, shooting hours dawn to sunset.
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Ninowski Debuts as Browns Open Twin Bill in Pittsburgh
Cleveland Browns debut of Ninowski as quarterback tonight against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the second game of the exhibition twin bill following Milt Plum’s game for the Detroit Lions against the Dallas Cowboys. Meanwhile Packers visit the Cardinals in Jacksonville and other NFL exhibitions feature Eagles Bears in Cedar Rapids Rams Vikings in Portland Giants 49ers in San Francisco. In the American League New Orleans hosts Houston Colts and Boston Patriots as San Diego welcomes Denver and Dallas Texans play in Midland.
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Fla
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Philadelphia
Eagles
Chicago Bears
Cedar Rapids
Sr Little League Finalists Battle for Championship
La Habra California and West Hempstead New York met for the senior Little League title for 13 to 15 year olds in Williamsport Pennsylvania. Semifinals saw California defeat Fort Lauderdale Florida while West Hempstead edged New London Ohio.
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West Hempstead
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New London
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London
Ont
Tom Draper
Royal Oak
Mich
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South Africa
Res Tavley
Draper
Taylor
Don Cherry
Corty Area High begins pre season practice
The Corty Area High School football squad opened pre season workouts at Fast Pleasinl Street field. Head coach Low Manna led eight rooted players including three linemen in the first sessions, with several veterans and new prospects taking part as practice started this morning.
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Pleasinl Street
Low Manna
Tawner Hine-Gamy
Jim
Warren
Corry gridiron notes show freshman linemen stepping up
1982 opening day report highlights Jim Barker a standout sopHomore lineman. Wil Krasa and Dick Schulting saw increased playing time. Other players Larry Joll Vinewat the Flay vrs Mike arma and Jot But tes also featured as the squad outlines its strategy for the season.
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Corry
Wil Krasa
Dicke Schultng
Larry Joll
Vinewat
Flay
Vrs
Mike Arma
Jot Buttes
Major League Bat Leaders and Griffith Moyer Card Highlight
This item lists top MLB leaders by 300 or more at bats including runs by Pearson and Killebrew, hits by Richardson Rollins and Robinson, and RBIs led by T Davis and Robinson. It also covers pitching leaders with McBride and Purkey, and details the Griffith Moyer welterweight bout with Emile Griffith versus Denny Moyer in Tacoma televised by ABC.
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Shmeney
Kansas City
Pearson
Los Angeles
M. Siebern
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Wagner
Id Killebrew
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Robinson
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Cash
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Moyer
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Systen
Robison
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Ani
Aaron
Milwaukee
Wills
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H. Aaron
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Mays
San Fi
W. Davis
Viton
Pittshureh
San Francisco
Banks
Purkey
Drysdale
Koufax
Los Aggeles
Dodgers Rally Past Cubs Behind Davis Three Singles
Tommy Davis of the Dodgers stroked three singles driving in a run as Los Angeles toppled the third-place Cubs 6 to 2. Jim Bunning pitched the Tigers to a shutout over the White Sox with three hits allowed.
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Ielueinie
Tilly
Nagioqyal
Civehynath
Jim Bunning
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Chicago White Sox
Geneva King Occupies Cellar in Penn League Talk
Geneva, the 61 King pennant-winner, has sunk to the cellar after losing four straight. Jamestown stunned Geneva 40 to nothing as Ken Avery supplied a highlight. Auburn pounded Batavia 16 to 8, widening the gap for first place while Olean was swept.
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Jamestown
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Pittsburgh Golf Leader Prevails in Amateurs Championship
Bot Reis of Tinting Country Chat hay won the Western Pennsylvania Amateurs Golf Championship with a three stroke lead over 1955 champion Tominy Sitti of Greensburg. Reis shot a 71 in the latest round at Baldoe Hills Country Club, totaling 142 after two rounds on Par 72, with smooth consistency and a strong finish.
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Western Pennsylvania
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Reilly
Baldoe Hills Country Club
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World Swim Marks Fall At National AAU Championships
At the National AAU Championships Gina Duenkel of West Orange NJ lowered the 200 meter backstroke world mark to 2 39.2 as 15 year old high school sophomore. Gerhard Hots of West Germany set a new 400 meter individual medley mark while Dan Schollander of Santa Clara matched the world standard in the 2 meter freestyle. Murray Hope also surpassed the 41 meter freestyle world mark in a special race. The event featured top performers including the dethroning of several champions such as Duera De Varona and others, with notable efforts at Portage Park pool.
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Trilliant
Duera de Varona
Natiohal
Gerhard Hots
West Gernmays
Medi Dan Schollander
Santa Clara
Calif
Murray Hope
Campbell Leads St Paul Open Gulf into Third Round
Joe Campbell of Pendleton Ind posted 67 to follow a 64 opening, edging Dave Ragan Johnny Pott and Pete Cooper by one stroke for a spot in the 7 low and liens. cutoff set for the third round as the St Paul Open Gulf Tournament moves on with strong field and a Purdue alum in front.
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Joe Campbell
Pendleton
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Dave Ragan
Johnny Pott
Pete Cooper
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