Yanks and Orioles clash in wild late inning melee
In Baltimore the Orioles beat the Yankees 5-3 as a plunking incident sparked a benches-clearing brawl in the fourth. Boog Powell was taken to hospital with head contusions after a hit by a Bud Daley fast ball. Orioles starter Robin Roberts earned his first American League win, while Ralph Houk and Billy Hitchcock argued with umpires. Meanwhile Cleveland split the day with Boston as Willie Kirkland drove in five for the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
More
New York Yankees
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Orioles
Billy Hitchcock
John (Boog
Powell
Bud Daley
Baltimore
Robin Roberts
Roger Maris
Maris
Hobie Landrith
Houk
Hitchcock
Charley Berry
Yanks
Skipper
Daley
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Minnesota
Red Sox
Kirkland
Wilson
Cleveland
Tito Francona
Phils Stop St. Louis as Cards Slide in Standings
Philadelphia spoils St Louis 8-5 behind home runs by Don Demeter and John Callison. The win, aided by 12 Phils hits, tightens the NL pennant race while Cincinnati and San Francisco also vary in scores and rainouts. Demeter’s eighth homer with runners on, Callison’s pinch hit three-run shot pace the victory for Joe Gibbon improves to 1-0 since his stint in the minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Phil Hies
St. Louis
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Phils
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Don Demeter
John Callison
Cards
Curt Simmons
Demeter
Man
Callison
Jack Hamilton
Dick Stuart
Pirates
Joe Gibbon
Mets
Colts
al Jackson
Dick Farrell
Ithaca stuns Missouri to open NCAA baseball series
Ithaca, seeking the first small school to win the NCAA title, defeated Big Eight champion Missouri 5-1 in the College World Series opener. The Bombers broke a 1-1 tie with four runs in the sixth to extend their winning streak to 18. Michigan, Florida State and Holy Cross also advanced in the double elimination event. Michigan defeated Texas 3-1 as Ron Tate hit a two run homer in the ninth. Holy Cross edged Colorado State College 4-3. Ithaca faces Florida State tonight after FSU upset Santa Clara 5-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMAHA
Lny Ithaca
Bombers
Ithaca
Missouri
Michigan
Florida State
Holy Cross
Texas
Ron Tate
Crusaders
Colorado State College
Santa Clara
Elliott Rolls Top Game at Garden Bowl Classic League
Gil Elliott of the Elliott Printers rolled the high game 215 as the Classic League finished week four at Garden Bowl. Skeet Poulton led the weekly series with 579, while Elliott Printers claimed best team game 608 and best team series 1,603. Results show Ideal Foodstore, Collingwood Farms, Gano-Horace Grain, and Credit Union among winners in 3-1 matches with totals ranging from 1,455 to 1,572.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Elliott
Elliott Printers
Garden Bowl
Skeet Poulton
Collingwood Farms
Ideal Foodstore
Jones Builders
Gano-Horace Grain
Credit Union
Standings and results from the major leagues
American League leaders show Minnesota atop the standings with 34 wins and 24 losses. New York 31 22, Cleveland 31 22, Los Angeles 30 24. Detroit 28 26, Chicago 29 29, Baltimore 29 28, Kansas City 25 33, Boston 22 32, Washington 19 38. Monday results Cleveland 10 Boston 0 Baltimore 5 New York 3. National League leaders Los Angeles 43 19, San Francisco 40 21, Cincinnati 31 23, Pittsburgh 32 25, St. Louis 31 25, Milwaukee 27 31, Philadelphia 24 33, Houston 24 34, Chicago 20 39, New York 16 38. Monday results Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 8 St Louis 5 New York 3 Houston 1. Today’s games listed for both leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W._ L.Pet
G.B
Minnesota
New York
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Baton
W. L. Pet G.B
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
Re&salts
San Franctisco
Hoodoo Clamps Maris and Mantle in homer droughts
New York AP reports Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle face a persistent slump as they chase 50 homer season marks. Maris has 10 homers in 52 games, well below last year's pace of 18, while Mantle, out with a leg injury, has seven homers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Babe Ruth
Maris
Yankee
Mantle
Cards Sign Prep Pitcher Larry Jaster
The St. Louis Cardinals signed 17 year old Michigan high school pitcher Larry Jaster from Midland to a contract with a reported bonus near $70,000 plus a college scholarship. A lefthander, he had 60 wins and 6 losses in four seasons and hit .360 in Detroit sand lots last season. Shelton Bender, assistant scouting director, said the club felt he was worth the bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Mich
St. Louis Cardinals
Michigan
Larry Jaster
Midland, Mich
Jaster
Detroit
Shelton Bender
Larry
Co-op Triumphs In Ninth Inning Thriller In Softball Trio
In a Monday men's softball triple header Southwest won twice and Co-op edged Las Palmas Tavern 3-1 in the nightcap. Southwest beat Century Refinery 12-2 in five innings via the 10-run rule, and McClung-Payne fell 9-2 to Carpeters in the opener. Teg Altman hit a ninth inning homer for Co-op and Crow earned the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Garden City
Carpeters
McClung-Payne Pharm
Acy
Century Refinery
Co-op
Ilas Palmas Tavern
Milt Roberts
Pace Southwest
Brice Westwood
Baddy Jones
McClung
Léo Eck
Earl Whiteley
Jerry Schlitz
Fanning
Buzz Cockreil
RHE Southwest
American Golfers Seek British Title
Thirteen more American golfers prepared to enter the British Amateur at Hoylake as nearly 100 players awaited first round matches. The first round spans over 1.5 days with Americans mixing with England's Michael Bonallack and Ireland's Joe Carr. Bob Falkenberg from Rio de Janeiro and Robert Sweeney of Palm Beach stood out among late arrivals, while George Fulton and Bud Rudolph won openings to set second round clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoylake
England
Michael Bonallack
Ireland
Joe Carr
Bob Falkenburg
Rio de Janeiro
Robert Sweeney
Falm Beach
Calif
George Fulton
Roanoke
M. D
Binky) Mitchella
Bud Rudolph
Los Angeles
Women Teams Play Tonight at Finnup Park Diamond
Two local teams face off on the second night of the 1962 summer women’s softball program at Finnup Park Diamond. Smith Packing Co. meets R Sinclair Service at 8 p.m. with a possible second game if an out-of-town team is arranged. Youth players aged 9 to 16 may register at the diamond today from 6 p.m. and hear program plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnup Park Diamond
Smith Packing Co
Sinclair Service
Shockers schedule 26 basketball games approved
WICHITA AP The University of Wichita Board of Regents approved a 26 game schedule including four tests with Big Ten schools and one with Colorado of the Big Eight. The Shockers will host Ohio State Purdue Michigan State and Minnesota all in December at Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
University of Wichita Board of Regents
Colorado
Shockers
Ohio State
Purdue
Michigan State
Minnesota
Littler Eyes Second Open Crown at Oakmont
Geng Littler sees support mount as he aims to defend his Open title at Oakmont after winning the Clinton Classic. Arnold Palmer suffers a serious hand injury from a luggage mishap but continues practice with a protective bandage as Gary Middlecoff backs Littler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakmont
Geng Littler
Littler
Arnold Palmer
Gary Middlecoff
Oakmont Country Club
Knights Reds and Lions win Knothole games
InKnothole action at Little League Field KC Reds beat Odd Fellows 9 to 1 with Her man and Keller delivering two hits each and Herman earning the win. At Clint Lightner Field Lions toppled Knights of Columbus 6 to 3 as Stalter and Servantes highlighted the win while Guadian took the loss. More Knothole games are scheduled today with Lions vs KC Blues at 6 p.m. and Rotary vs Future Farmers at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Reds
Lions
Little League Field
KC Reds
Odd Fellows
Proudfit
Bauer
A. Geier
Keller
Reds
Herman
Fanning
Clint Lightner
Knights of Columbus
Mueller
Servantes
Knights
Richmeier
Guadian
Stalter
KC Blues
Rotary
Garden City Jaycee Legion Wins Close Doubleheader
Garden City Jaycee American Legion baseball team edged LaCrosse Alexander in both games Sunday. First game 8 7 with a seventh inning threat negated at first base. second game 11 10 decided in the bottom of the seventh on a Horning double and Tolbert single. Arnold pitched the first game for Garden. Seh pitched the loss. In the nightcap Garden pitchers were Orozco and Arnold. LaCrosse pitchers were Grumbing and Juno. Masoner homered for Garden. Horn ing doubled twice. Holopirek, Hanson, and Williams each had two hits for LaCrosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Fred Brenneman
Roberts
Mack Jameson
Jones
Westwood
Ron Was- Inger
Century
Whiteman
Thomas
Jameson
Fanning
Dick Morgan
Garden City
Jaycee-American Legion
LaCrosse
Tolbert
Garden
Bieker
Stalter
Hornung
Kreutzer
Arnold
Seh
Holopirek
Orozco
Grumbing
Juno
Hanson
Willams
Masoner
Horning
Bug Johnson
Keller
Littler Moves In Cash Parade
Gene Littler rises to a strong second among golf money leaders as he defends his U S Open title this week. He earned 25 000 last weekend in Clifton New Jersey to lift his year total to 53 704 while Arnold Palmer remains first with 60 311. Bill Casper Jr 400 to 42 153 and Jack Nicklaus jumps to fourth with 28 198. top 10 totals include Gary Player Phil Rodgers Bobby Nichols Don Finsterwald Doug Sanders and Bruce Crampton with various year sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Fla
Gene Littler
Littler
Clifton
N.J
New Jersey
Bill Casper Jr
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Phil Rodgers
Bobby Rhe
Nichols
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mike Rathet
Bean Balls
Phillies
Steve Barber
Hoyt Wilhelm
Willie Kirkland
Indians
Bubba Phillips
Jim Perry
Hart Wilson
John Flaherty
Ed Rungegald
Elliott
Hay
By Walt Ditzen
Las Palmas
Teg Altman
Char
Meg Crow
Altman
Turpin and
Keyes
Okla
Benny Guerrero
Paul Felison
Dave McDaniel
Lee Rupp
Crow
Andy Guerrero
Ledgie Blue
Belmont
N. Y
Rudolph
David Hoare
Kenneth Benson
William F. Castleman
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Pat Brady
Reidsville
N. C
Phil Breitfelder
Lincoln
Memphis
Clinton
Oakland Hills Country Club
Birmingham
Jackie Burke
Litler
Ben Hogan
Palmer
Latrobe
Page & Garden City Telegram
Knights Lions
Pone
Legion
LaCrose Garden
Cash Parade
What She Was
John Ohara
William Faulkner
Leeremick
Yves Montand
Bradford
Dillman
Clark Gable
Gable Monroe Clift
John Huston
Tiv Ugh Iessis
Rhildran
Laurence Barvey
Geralime
Fils Suge
Pate Tirelias
Dano Griat Uber S
Teve
Pepper Montgomery
Ia Graves
Henderson
Tony Aguilar, — Rosa de Castilla Y Caquin Cordero
Con Domingo Soler
Brave Runaways
Walt DI
Tecacalor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!