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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1962
Page
7
All Star Showdown Sets Stage in Washington Stadium
Major League baseball’s annual All-Star game arrives tomorrow at Washington’s new stadium. Since 1933 the mid-summer classic has grown from exhibition to a prestige clash between leagues, with the National League asserting depth and power over the American League. Commentary from New York writers weighs NL superiority despite Yankee strengths, while rosters tilt with cross-league movement and star players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New
Are Ward
Chicago Tribune
Sportborn
Mvina
Nationals
Arthur Daley
New York ‘Times
Sid weWerfare
New York
Jor King
Yankees
Giants
Yanks
A. L
Mickey Mantle
N. L
N. 1
Thor
Yankee
Bergna
A.D
King
New York World Telegram
Meyer
Hig Allegiance
Yankees Top Twins 9-0 For 4th Straight Win In East Race
In a high scoring American League slate, the Yankees routed Minnesota 9-0 as Mantle and Maris contributed a single each. Whitey Ford and a late rally in the seventh helped New York reclaim the league lead, while Harmon Killebrew and Zoilo Versalles homered for Minnesota. Boston beat Los Angeles 6-3 to stay in the chase, Detroit and Chicago also posted crucial wins as standings tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Yankees
Bobby Richardson
Tom Tresh
Uren
Hecton Lopes
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
New York
Minnesota
Chicago
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Boston
Angels
Detroit
Baltimore
Sland
Kansas City
Washington
Lopez
Maris
Whitey Ford
Micu-He-Faond
Don
Richardson
Tyeshi
Munfle
Harmon Kallebrew
Zoilo Versalles
Twins
Charley Maxwell
White Sox
Cleve Ith
Ting
Juan Planro
Suuck
Giat Witheevel
Hye
Melix Torres
Tom Buress
Pinel
Steve Balko
Gene Conley
Billy Monbouquette
Petired
Jake Wond
Iinle
Weedery
Kem Retvey
Dodgers Use Back-To-Back Mound Aces To Top Giants
Dodgers win behind 2 ace performances Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale, moving a half game ahead of the Giants after a four game set in San Francisco. The game featured dominant pitching, limited hits, and late offense as Cincinnati, Chicago, and St Louis also posted strong showings across the league, while Musial and Clemente led respective teams with pivotal hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Candlestick Park
Horston
Moulehearl
A.mwol
Baseball Scoreboard Highlights From Weekend Showdowns
Weekend results feature New York, St Louis, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Milwaukee and others posting wins while lead leaders in the National League show tight standings. Key scores include New York 52 over St Louis 3 and Cincinnati 10 over Houston 1 as All Star events loom and schedules point to upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
St- Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Houston
Francisca
Thesday
W. L. Pet
San Francisco
ABE Pittsburgh
St-Louis
Minnesota
Sue City
St. Louis
Chicato
Fuesthay
All Star hurlers Drysdale Bunning share spotlight
Washington AP reports right handers Don Drysdale of the Dodgers and Jim Bunning of Detroit were slated as starters for Tuesday's All-Star game. The 45,015 crowd at DC Stadium will watch a classic East meets West clash, with NL manager Whitey Ford naming Warren Spahn to boost the rotation alongside Koufax and Drysdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jim-Bunning
Detroit
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgars
D.C
Henry Aaron
Milwaukee
Fred Afutehinson
Warren Spahn
Ralph Houk
Spahn
Aifstar
Aaron
Nationals
Willie ‘Mays
Tommy Davis
Orlando Cepeds
Roberto Clemente
Ker Boyer
New York
Yankees
Sind M Boys
Mickey Mantleanil
Roger
Maris
Leon Wagner
Angels
Mays
Homer
Shy
Aron
Simerer
Dim Gentile
Baltimore
Bunning
Drysdale
Pittayo
Sandy Kaufax
Dodgers
Giants
Koufax
Granls i Reller
Big League Stars Shine With Three Homers in rout of Mets
Stan Musial and Garciaparra style slugging led a big league onslaught as Musial hit three homers in a romp over the New York Mets. The 34-year-old icon moved to 450 career homers while Dodgers' pitching duo Koufax and Drysdale sparked a free- hit victory over San Francisco to reclaim the NL lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Musiph-Gardnals
New York Mets
Leage Tose
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdate
Dodvers
San Francisco
Los Armelos
Ring
Phils
Jack ‘Baldischini
West
Cubs
The
Fear
Wana Marthe Dames
Clixiale
Newithe Kine
Eit
George Almisi
Andre Rodgers
Star Selections Highlight Western Pa Players
Larry Greer named to regional Star squad after standout showing at Clearfield. He helped Americans fall to Nationals 2 0 as part of Western Preliminary contest. Tom Wedzik of Erie also selected for McKeesport game on August 4th. Local players from Clarion Washington Connellsville and others join from multiple cities in western Pennsylvania. The state All Star show will be in Pittsburgh next month with games at McKeesport and Loveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Greer
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Corry Meinnes
Clearfield
McKeesport
Greer
Americans
Nationals
Tom Wedzik
Erie
Wedzik
Yatterday
McKeespart
Trey
Melnnes
Patsey Notte
Sewickley
Lawrence
Corky Crockett
Ed Linski
Erie Post
McInnies
Loveland
Pittsburgh Pirates
Meanville
Noll
Ada
Bob Off Jack Dey Golf Winners at Corry Country Club
Bob Ott and Jack Dey teamed to win the annual two ball tournament at Corry Country Club on Saturday, beating Kermit Vicander and Bob Williams in the hole handicap event. The field had 20 teams, with Wolcott and Haight in a playoff for third and Cobbett with Brodellr fifth. handicaps ranged from two to 28 strokes among the top pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ott
Jack Dey
Corry Country Club
Kermit Vicander
Bob Williams
Bob Watrous
Norm Neckers
Darwin Wolcott Sind Roker Haight
Mel Cobbett
Lee Brodellr
John
Moby Witterie
John Flickinger
John Rudolph
Jack Castor
Hodie ‘McLean
Walcott
Jobn Chillock
Bob Bracken
Ed Kaiser
Vicander
Williams
Six Records Fall in AAU Track Meet
In Los Angeles the National AAU Championships saw six records toppled as Wilma Rudolph Ward and Olga Connolly led stellar performances. Ward retained the 100 meters title despite a mild knee pull, Connolly broke her own discus mark, and multiple relay and sprint records collapsed including a 4x100 and 4x80 medley relay. Vivien Brown clocked 24.1 in the 220 and the Chicago foursome set a new 80-yard medley relay best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pala
Coliseum
Wilma Rudolph Ward
Olga Connolly
Wilma
Willie White
Chicago
Ward
Edith McGuire
Vivien Brown
Norma Harris
Marnie Rawlings
Wille White
Carl Bush
Wilma Ward
Tennessee State
Stella Walsh
Lieinda Williams
Flint golfer Bill Collins wins Flint Open prize
Bill Collins, veteran of 11 seasons, captured $9,000 first prize in the Flint Open. The ex Marine from Miami credited a chiropractor for back relief and fought a late challenge from Ragna, both finishing with 72s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
Mich
Bill Collins
Big Miami
Mia
Collins
Majors May Cut Schedule
Washington reports major league players push for a shorter 158 game season in 1963. Player representatives discuss reducing to 153 games and request avoiding night games on the last day of series to prevent overnight travel before a scheduled game. Judge Robert Cannon and counsel will forward recommendations to owners, who meet in December with no immediate decision expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aps
Dheb
Robert Cannon
Unclear Buenos Aires Match Reports Drawn Mexican Player
Fragmentary report from Buenos Aires cites Chucho Hernandez of Mexico and a likely opponent named Curtos Rodripuesy Argen tina with word fragments about unavailable details. No clear result or event is identifiable from the readable text.
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Buenos
Aires
Argentina
Chucho Hernandéz
Mexico
Curtos-Rodripuesy
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