Wilson Hurls No-Hitter as Red Sox Top Angels 2-0
Karl Wilson pitched a second no hitter of the season at Fenway Park, leading Boston to a 2-0 win over Los Angeles. He walked four, struck out five, and added a second home run. Bo Belinsky took the loss for the Angels. Details of otherAL games follow including Hartman Bell Luplow and Pascual strong performances.
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Wilson
Ponchatoula
Red Sox
Cleveland
Detroit
Bob Hartman
Gary Bell
al Luplow
Jim Bunning
Camilo Pascual
Rich Rollins
Minnesota
New York
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Chicago
Kansas City
Dan Pfister
Washington
Belinsky
Dodger
Sandy Koufax
Braves
Hank Aaron
Wills
Lee Maye
Frandall
Donn Clendenon
Don Hoak
Pirates
Mets
Clendenon
Joe Gibbon
Earl Francis
Elroy Face
Willard Hunter
Gene Oliver
Billy White
Charley James
Ken Boyer
Cubs
Ernie Browlie
James
Boyer
Dick Elsworth
Hamilton
Phils
Clay Dalrymple
Don Demeter
Frank Torre
Ami
Colts
Dick Farrell
Art Mahaffey
Jim Golden
No Hit Wilson Joins Negro NLBP Baseball Honor
Boston pitcher Earl Wilson, 220 pounds and 6 1 by 2 feet, threw a no hitter against the Los Angeles Angels at Fenway Park becoming the first Negro in the American League to achieve a no hitter. Wilson, formerly known as wild Man, fired a blazing fastball to a 2-0 Boston win as he credited his improved control and speed. He recalled a prior near no hitter against Detroit and noted faith from manager Mike Higgins and teammates. The piece also mentions Sam Jones as the previous Negro no hitter and includes local Garden City Legion baseball notes with game times at Healy tonight and LaCrosse Sunday, naming Richard Arnold as likely starter and Jerry Horning as catcher.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Karl Wilson
Boston
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Bo Belinsly
Baltimore
Earl Wilson
Wilson
Boston Red Sox
New England
Mike Higgins
Hart
Sam Jones
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Detroit
Garden City
Jaycee-American Legion
Healy
Alexander
Garden
Buddy Jones
Richard Arnold
Jerry Horning
State Little League Meet Slated for Scott in July
Scott City Kansas will host the state Little League championships July 23 and 24 with four teams competing. Winner advances to the regional playoffs in Omaha Nebraska. Lakin and Hugoton area bids on July 19 20 set up Scott and Syracuse Elkhart matches for berths. Masters named director of the Scott County event and housing for about 40 visiting players is being arranged.
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Scott City
Kansas
Nick Masters
Scott County
Omaha
Nebi
Lakin
Scott
Hugoton
Syracuse
Elkhart
Williamsport
Masters
Bill Farr
Scott County Fairgrounds
Burtis and Bell Engine Lead Industrial Golf Standings
Burtis Motors and Bell Engine Service top the 1962 Men’s Industrial Golf League after three weeks at Jaycee Airlinks. Burtis undefeated in 3 team matches. Bell undefeated in 2. De Camp Safety Lane third at 2-1 and several teams trail. Week results include De Camp over Foster Music, Bell Engine over Fire Dept, Burtis over AT&T, Jaycees over Northern Natural Gas. Bill Brandon shot 36. Al Valenzuela, Kenny Sizemore, Rich Wasinger each 37.
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Burtis Motors
Bell Engine Service
Jaycee Airlinks
Merle Wiederstein
Burtis
Bell
de- Camp Safety Lane
American Telephone and Telegraph
Fire Dept
Jaycees
Cities Service
Foster Music Co
Century Refinery
Northern Natural Gas
de Camp
Foster Music
Bell Engine
At&t
Century and Cities Service
Bill Brandon
al Valenzuela
Kenny Sizemore
Rich Wasinger
Halimi Ready for Bantam Title Shot
Alphonse Halimi, 30, Algeria-born Frenchman, says he is prepared to challenge world bantamweight champion Eder Jolie this fall. He recently regained the European bantamweight title by decisively outpointing Pierre Rollo of Italy over 16 rounds in Israel’s first professional bout.
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Tel Aviv
Alphonse Halimi
Eder Jolie
Halimi
Rain Puts Crimp In Sports Plans
Weather washed out local sports on Tuesday canceling two knothole games and several women and adult contests. Minor League KC Blues vs Shriners at 6 pm and Kiwanis vs Knights at Clint Lightner Field were postponed. Next women’s games set for Thursday with Phillettes facing Braveties and Yankettes vs Dodgerettes.
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Lions
Kiwanis
Rotary
Future Farmers of America
Little League Field
KC Blues
Shriners
Clint Lightner Field
Kiwanis and Knights
Phillettes
Braveties
Ben Grimsley Field
Yankettes
Dodgerettes
Finnup Park Field
League Leaders League Leaders American and National Leagues
A summary of leaders in batting runs and other stats from the American and National Leagues. Key figures include Jimenez and Rollins for batting averages, Pearson and Green for runs, Robinson and Wagner for RBIs, Rollins and Runnels for hits, and Banks and Mays leading home runs. Pitching leaders feature Donovan and Foytack in decisions and Pascual with strikeouts.
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Jimenez
Kansas City
Rollins
Minnesota
Pearson
Los Angeles
Green
Howsey
Siebern
Robinson
Chicago
Wagner
Runnels
Boston
Cunningham
Chelago
Fox
A. Smith
Cimoli
Cash
Detroit
Howser
Wood
Donovan
Cleveland
Foytack
Pascual
Belinsky
Musial
St. Louis
T. Davis
Mays
San Francisco
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
San
Ranen
Houston
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Banks
Mejias
Wills
W. Davis
Javier
Purkey
Cincinnati
Bruce
Marish
Philadelphia
Nicklaus Palmer In First Round At Western Open
Nicklaus and Palmer, top attractions, are paired with Chicago pro John Barnum in the first two rounds of the Western Open at Medinah. The lack of a blind draw puts the duo together for thursday and friday’s 18 hole rounds, likely drawing most galleries away from the other 127 players in the 72 hole event.
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Chicago
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Falmer
Nicklaus
Palmer
Jonn Barnum
Medinah Country Club
Standings and scores from baseball and football contracts
The AP standings show Cleveland leading the American League with an 86 record, followed by Minnesota New York and Los Angeles in close pursuit. Tuesday results include Detroit 6 Cleveland 0 in 12 innings, Minnesota 5 New York 0, and Baltimore 1 Chicago 0. Chicago linebacker Joe Fortunato and Roger LeClerc signed 1962 contracts with the Bears, while Ben Schwartzwalder’s Syracuse football record stands at 81-39-2 in 13 seasons.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Minnesota
New York
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
L. Pet
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
Joe Fortunato
Roger LeClerc
Chicago Bears
Ben Schwartzwalder
Syracuse
Dark Directs Giants Back To NL Top
Giants manager Dark orchestrated a 6-5 10 inning win over Cincinnati to return San Francisco to first in the NL pennant race. Ed Bailey pinch hit for a grand slam after the Giants loaded the bases, Willie McCovey and Felipe Alou contributed late, and Orlando Cepeda scored the decisive run in the 10th as San Francisco edged Cincinnati 6-5.
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al Dark
San Francisco
Giants
Cincinnati
Dark
Jack Samforg
Ed Bailey
Bailey
Willie McCovey
Joey Jay
Felipe Alou
McCovey
Alou
Orlando Cepeda
Vada Pinson
Don Blasingame
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Houston
Hamilton
Reds
Johnny Edwards
Jerry Lynch
Edwards
Jim Davenport
Stu Miller
Dave Sisler
Burdette
Ring Magazine Names New Junior Weight Champions
Ring Magazine joined the ratings surge to recognize revived junior weight classes. It named Flash Elorde of the Philippines junior lightweight champion at 130 pounds and Dino Loi of Italy junior welterweight king at 140 pounds.
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New York
Ring Magazine
Ring
Flash Elorde
Philippines
Italy
Dino Loi
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Pete Runnels
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Hartman
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Ron Nischwitz
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Luplow
Bunning
Pedro Ramos
Dick McAuliffe
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Ramos
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Roland Sheldon
Lenny Green
Sheldon
Bob Turley
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
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White Sox
John Buzhardt
John Powell
Charley Lau
Shit Pappas
By Walt Ditzen
Onnie
Jaycee-Legion
Holcomb Oil
Smith Packers
First Baptist Church
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Tigerettes
Coca-Cola
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Silver
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Reed & Stinemetz
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