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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1962

Page

4

Yanks Gain Second Place as Twins Slide

The caption notes the Yankees move into second while the Twins slip to fourth. The fragment mentions a defeat and positions but lacks full context for dates or teams beyond Yankees and Twins.

Yanks Twins

Pole pace predicted at Daytona as 159 mph needed

Defending champ David Pearson predicted 159 miles per hour to win the Daytona pole for the Firecracker 250. Practice showed Joe Weatherly fastest at 157.756 mph in a 1962 Pontiac, with a record 158.744 mph set earlier by Glenn Roberts for two-lap speed trials.

Daytona Beach Fla David Pearson Spartanburg S. C Daytona International Speedway Glenn Roberts Joe Weatherly Norfolk

Winners Named In Nationwide Bowling Contest

CHICAGO AP Nat Kogan named the winners of a nationwide Bowling Proprietors' Association of America contest for the American Cancer Society. Contestants bowled against BPAA champions Shirley Garms and Dick Weber. Winners share a $10,900 jackpot and a two week Paris London vacation. several players posted 300 games.

Chicago Nat Kogan Bowling Propietors' Association of America American Cancer Society Shirley Garms Dick Weber Garms Weber Shirley Cooper Portland Ore Martin R. Cossentine Hempstead N.Y Paris London ISU Imogene Wise Omaha iNeb Barney Simon Beverly Hills Calif Donald Warner Sagainaw Mich Carlo Albana East Orange Nils Ed Howell Anchorage Alaska Stanley Zack Aivin Mesger Sullivan Donald Dubro Ferguson Bill Schmitt Baltimore Betty Clark

Babe Ruth League Game Sees Close Finish and Errors

In a Babe Ruth League contest Jesse Jones and J W Squire played tight defense with Jones taking a 3 7 innings. Edwards and R Willis sparked the Squire win while Morris Scott Perkins Yeaman produced key runs in extra frames. Coca Cola beat Bases 3 4 with Hall 3 for 3 and Walton 2 for 4 leading the offense. Knicks sign Butler and Butcher for 1962 NBA season. Margaret Revell completes Gibraltar Straits attempt in 7 hours 13 minutes missing the return crossing due to seas and currents.

Jesse Jones J. W. Squire Scott Edwards R. Willis Jone Steve Willis Squire Jesse Jones Talley Morris Elder Perkins Yeaman Coca-Cola Busses Fowler Hall Walton Phillips Taylor Carlin

Mantle and Ford Key to Loop's Flag Race Says Griffith

Calvin Griffith of the Minnesota Twins says Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford give the New York Yankees the edge in the pennant race. He notes Mantle's knee may not be 100 percent but asserts the Yankees are tougher with him in the lineup. Griffith praises Twins manager Sam Mele for turning the club into a strong contender despite injuries and calls Camilo Pascual the best pitcher in baseball as the team stays in the race.

Jim Becker Associated Press NEW York Roger Maris Mickey Mantle Minnesota New York Yankees Twins Yanks Yankee Marshall Bridges Don Minther Los Angeles Angels Cleveland Clete Boe Carol Hanks Stanford U.S Howard Hege Lee Stange Susan Sterrett Tory Ann Fretz Occidental Platelcontege Johnny Stevens Bene Cathie Gagel V Briarcliff Miss Crosby Mary Sherar Allison Nell Askew Auburnshurler Brooklyn Dodgers University of Washington Dragons Seattle Behlmar Los Angeles State Miss Hanks Jaster Yank Super Stars Mantle Ford Loop Griffith Mickey’ S Mantle Whitey Ford New,York Yankees Calvin Griffith Minnesota Twins Yankees Sam Mele Maple Mele Griffeth Rich Rollins Bergie Allen Vic Power Dick Stigman Harmon Killebrew Bob Allison

Longtime catcher Mickey Cochrane dies after long illness

Mickey Cochrane, Hall of Fame catcher and former Tigers star, died after a long illness. Born April 6, 1903 in Bridgewater Mass, he starred for the Philadelphia Athletics and Detroit Tigers, later serving as a nonplaying manager. Survivors include his widow and two daughters. Funeral services were not announced.

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Hartack wins four at Arlington as Times Two takes Purse

Jockey Bill Hartack netted four victories at Arlington Park while Times Two, ridden by Herberto Hinojosa, upset in the 7 furlong Markus Purse for flies and mares. Times Two rallied from behind to prevail by a half length, with Colfax Maid unable to threaten.

Richard S. Reynolds Jr Delaware Park Fred Kratz Creswood Dottie Associated Press Bill Hartack Arlington Park Colfax Maid Times Two Herberto ‘Hinojosa

Irvin Paul Wins $75,000 Feature In Record Time

Yonkers Raceway featured the Smile National Championship Pace where Irvin Paul a 7-10-1 shot rallied from last to win in American record time 4 08.4 over 4 laps. Vicki's Jet placed second and Henry T Adios finished third as crowds of 27 871 watched the seven horse field race around the half mile track. Irvin Paul paid 16 20 7 30 and 3 90 with earnings hitting 91 for the season. Royal Rick finished fourth while Stephan Smith the morning line favorite was scratched.

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Kentuckians Reach Western Junior Golf Finals at Lake Geneva

Two 17-year-old Kentuckians reach the finals at the Western Golf Association Junior Tournament held at Lake Geneva Country Club. Mary Lou Daniel of Louisville defeats defending champion Ann Bakje of Maryville Tenn, 3 and 2, to avenge last year’s loss. Brenda High of Glasgow defeats Sherry Taylor, medalist from Oklahoma City, by 1 up. Both semi finals saw lower par scores for the players.

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