All-Star Seats Go Monday At Candlestick Park
San Francisco Giants announce 2200 bleacher seats for the July 11 All-Star game go on sale Monday at Candlestick Park. Sale starts 9:30 a.m. on an over-the-counter basis. Limit two tickets per customer, each priced at $2. No money orders accepted. other All-Star tickets for the first game in the park have already sold.
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Giants Rally Falls Short as Pirates Edge Giants in Ninth
A crowd of 35,900 watched the Pittsburgh Pirates score two runs in the ninth to beat the San Francisco Giants, moving the Giants to third place. Willie Mays belted a decisive homer in the ninth and doubled earlier, while Roberto Clemente starred for Pittsburgh with key hits. The series wrapup shows Pittsburgh prevailing in the late surge as San Francisco battles for position in the standings.
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Reds Triumph Over Braves as Joe Jay Shines
Cincinnati Redlegs topple Milwaukee in a four-game series opener as Pal Joey Jay rebounds from a shaky Milwaukee stint to post a 10-game win total, pairing with reliever Bye Henry. Spahn’s tough stretch continues for the Braves, while Cincinnati edges ahead in the standings after a two-run single by Jay and solid bullpen work.
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Johnson Machen TV Fight Headlines Atlantic City Bout
Harold Johnson heavyweight champ faces Eddie Machen in a non title TV 10 rounder from Atlantic City New Jersey promoted as a heavyweight showdown. Machen seeks a shot at Floyd Patterson while Johnson hopes to reassert his grip on the division amid talks of a Patterson bout and possible future title plans.
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M Kinley and Hantze Exit as Wimbledon Survive
WIMBLEDON England The eighth seed M Kinley of St Ann Missouri advances to the quarterfinals with a 6 1 7 4 5 item over Warren Jaekies while Mimi Arnald of Santa Rosa and Justing Brieka of St Louis are eliminated in the women's fourth round. Karen Hantze of Chula Vista faces Renee Seauurmaan of South Africa in a quarterfinal as Vera Sukova defeats Arnald. Heat affects play as attendance nears 22 000 at All England Club.
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National Women's AAU Track Meet Opens in Gary
Twenty seven women athletes including Olympic champion Wine Rudolf open the two day National Women's AAU track and field meet in Gary. Other Olympians Karls Brown in shot put Barbaca Brown high jump Billie Daniela Skyard Tun Ernesne Pallneds sprint events Neomi Rogers high jump Willie White broad jump Foaris Terry broad jump and high jump compete across events.
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Liston Acquitted In Car Chase Case After Hearing
Philadelphia UPI report shows Sonny Liston and Isaac Cooper cleared of all charges in a June 12 highway chase involving a motorist Mrs. Dolores Ellis. Magistrate says it was an error of judgment as Warburton and others testified to high speed pursuit and impersonation claims. Liston’s camp vows no impact on career and hints at a future bout with Ingemar Johansson amid Patterson title plans.
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TV Log Saturday Highlights and Sports Schedule
A radio TV log lists 3:30 p.m. Wrestling 1 and 4:30 World of Sports with Championship Suitball and taped highlights. It covers National AAU Track and Field Championships, horse racing, boxing Harold Jolson vs Eddie Machen, baseball Dodgers vs Phillies, and various other events including bowling Pat Patterson vs Carmen Salvino and a Bay Bombers vs New York Chiefs derby. The schedule includes speedway and hockey?
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Rickey Improving After Hem Attacks at Sudbury Hospital
Sudbury Ont AP reports Branch Rickey steadily improving at Sudbury Memorial Hospital after his second heart attack in three years. Doctors say he has been taken off an oxygen tent and is resting comfortably.
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Giants Victory Highlighted In Sunday Radio Log
The Sunday radio log notes a Giants win with game updates including baseball segments Giants versus Pittsburgh and scores listed for Salt Lake City Portland Hawaii and San Lego.
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Lema Joins Also Rans In Flint Open Bid
Flint AP report on the 1961 Flint Open where Tony Lema leads after rounds while Gary Player and Billy Casper chase. The field shows mixed scores with several notable pros amid a crowded leaderboard as the event pivots toward the weekend.
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Local Amateur Gulf Tournament Semifinals Set
San Lorenzo collegian Lorenzo Ace and three veterans reached the semifinals of the South California Amateur Gulf Tournament. Johnny Lotz of San Jose State upset defending champion Larry Bouchey 1 up, while Dr. Art Butler of Glendora toppled Verne Callison 1 up. Semifinals pairings include Lotz vs Butler and John Richardson vs Ed Castagnetta.
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NCAA Probe Targets Detroit Amid Game Fixing Claims
UPI reports the NCAA will investigate the University of Detroit after disclosures that two basketball players Charlie North and John Morgan received twice monthly envelopes containing $25 from alumni. They say payments supplemented tuition, room, board, and $15 monthly allowances. North and Morgan were expelled from the program this month. District attorney Frank Hogan said they accepted $0 from a fixer who offered $1,000 to shave points in a game against Ohio State.
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California State Am Set for Pebble Beach July 9 15
The 1962 California State Amateur golf championship will be held at Pebble Beach July 9 to 15 with semifinal matches at Pebble Beach and Cypress Point July 7 and 8. Frank Watson, president of the California Golf Association, announced the dates.
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