Pipers denied NBA membership. Lucas left without team
Cleveland star Jerry Lucas remains without a club as the NBA board rejects the Cleveland Pipers for the season. Pipers president George Steinbrenner said Lucas will likely stay in Cleveland and may join the American Basketball League while a local syndicate weighs a takeover.
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Pa Gridders Flaunts Rules In Canada
Buffalo Bills officials said they sought Cookie Gilchrist after the Toronto Argonauts waived him for breaking training curfew. The 240 pound back, native of Tarentum, Pa, was moved by Toronto after a game in Edmonton last Wednesday. Canadian waivers allow a claim for 350 by any Canadian team within 72 hours. Two other clubs had traded Gilchrist away before Toronto acted.
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Eagles Near New Stadium with 23.7 Million Plan
Philadelphia Eagles officials report close progress on a proposed new stadium costing 23.7 million dollars. City negotiators and team executives held a 60 minute meeting outlining optimistic timelines and funding needs for the project.
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NEW YORK PENN LEAGUE Hite it Geneva 9 Olean Auburn 4
Play-by-play fragment shows Geneva scoring 9 to Olean and Auburn 4 in a New York Penn League game. Details are sparse with unclear names and action, but game result hints at Geneva and nearby teams competing.
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Yankees Dodgers Renew Flag Chase in 1962 Race
The Yankees and Dodgers lead their leagues as the 1962 season resumes with Mantle sidelined by a thigh injury and Koufax facing a numb finger. Stafford vs. Osten meets the Senators as Grba faces Cleveland, while Pascual rests for the Orioles. The Dodgers host the Pirates in the NL program kickoff.
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Corry Jamestown Faces Moose in Critical LL Game Tonight
Corry Jamestown meets the Moose Club in a pivotal Little League contest this evening as Corry and James Elks vie for the top spot in the second half standings. Joe Baressi leads with a 44 mark while Marty Rochrig seeks his ninth win against Dave Wetmore.
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All-Star Classic Sees American League Triumph Over Nationals
In Chicago at Wrigley Field the American League battlers led by Rocky Colavito and Leon Wagner defeated the National League 7-1. Runnels delivered a pinch-hit homer tying the game in the third. Culbaito followed with a two-run shot. Hank Aaron, now in center, disputed a key ruling, but the AL maintained the lead with strong defense and timely hitting.
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All-Star Game Thriller Fades Amid Whys And Wins
The American League beat the National League 94 in a cluttered All-Star Game marked by errors and disputed calls. Ken Burkhart’s call on Hank Aaron drew headshakes while Tommy Davis and Rocky Colavito figured prominently in fielding misplays. Leon Wagner starred for the AL with a two run homer and a superb grab, as Micky Mantle watched from the dugout nursing a coming injury that sidelined him.
Steeler Soph Injured Again At Steelers Practice
Notre Dame star Mack, a sophomore guard from Allison Park, Pa, suffered a shoulder separation diving for a low pass at the Steelers West Liberty practice. Trainer Ray Sweenley said he could miss at least three weeks and may require hospitalization in Pittsburgh.
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Tennis Leaders Tie Outlook in Mead Park Ladder
Bonnie Waite and Bill Martin top the Mead Park ladder in a Lindt Har recreation tennis ladder. Waite wins two matches beating Linda Miller and Pat Stee. Martin defeats Dick Gronostar and John Dirks with Dirks upset noted. Other weekly results feature Anderson, Rich Martins, Bennett, Cannings, and several pairings between familiar players, reflecting a busy ladder week.
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Mennonites Alliance Ties for First in Church League
The Beaverdam Mennonites used late bursts to beat Christian and Wis, tying for first place in the Church Bosbogil League. Eight runs came in the fifth and sixth frames as Garry ups faltered. Key players included Chiiele Met'rid Jurry Alsdorf and Hostetler. Next games set for Arena.
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All Star Baseball Results and Schedule Highlights
Summary of American and National League All Stars results with scores and upcoming games. Details include New York, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Minnesota, Baltimore, Chicago, Boston, Detroit, Kansas City, and Washington across Monday through Wednesday matchups. Standings feature Los Angeles and San Francisco near the top with Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Houston following.
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Jeff Brown Wins Presidents Cup At Corry Country Club
Jeff Brown captures the 1962 Presidents Cup after a sudden death playoff over Dave MacKenzie at Corry Country Club. The event, part of a weekly junior golf day, saw Brown defeat Mackenzie to take the title with MacKenzie's path including beaten opponents Bob Zalzbeck and Bill Nichols in earlier rounds.
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Erie Sailors Rally Past Geneva To Move Up Standings
In a high scoring NY-Penn League game Erie Sailors defeated Geneva 11 to 9 to climb to second place. Frank Rios relieved in the ninth with the tying runs aboard, fanning Tony Obregon and getting Steve Reeves to fly out. Al Martinez and Pedro Sierra contributed doubles and the Sailors benefited from timely offense as Olean beat Auburn 4 to 1.
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Wayward Gene Fined After Suspension Shocks Boston
Boston manager Mike Higgins refused to disclose the fine amount, calling it substantial and the largest since earlier levies. Gene Conley faced a multi-sport suspension, a public dispute with owner Tom Yawkey and team officials, and a roadside return from New York to Foxboro before being located. Teammates blamed the incident for broader team disruption as a major-league tension lingered.
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