Air Force Nine Eliminates BYU in District Playoff
Air Force Academy defeated Brigham Young 4-2 at Jackson Field in the District tournament. Bob Bureh's early walks created two runs, Gary Wallace held the Falcons to a duel, and Darrell Bloodworth delivered the opening surge. Lone CSC and New Mexico efforts appeared in later innings as the Bears dominated the seventh inning rally.
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Paul Moloney
Fas
Gary Marper
Colorado State College
Bears
Joe Bonacquisti
al Suy
Newlelt
Terceaki
Dam
Jack Miyamote
Mexico
Isidro Rubi
Loba Rich
New Mexico
Andrade
Lochner
Jim Lochner
Jackson Field
CSC
Miyamete
inState
Bonacyuls
New Mexico Air
Ren Bellinger
Air Force
Acaddmy Incel
Ky Miyamoto
Julie Yearling
Gary Harper
Cnch
Earle the Boars
Air Force Aradamy
Falcons
Brigham Young
Air Force Academy
Bob Buret
Bureh
Gary Wallace
Falcon Darrell Bloodworth
Larry Day
Amd
Wilson
Yearling
Dick Felter
Tribune
Fragmented high school baseball game report with errors
The article fragment details a baseball game involving Medina and the Falcons with miscues and substitutions. It mentions Wallace, Rodda, and Burch among players, plus partial box notes for BYU and Baltimore Orioles sections, but many OCR errors hinder clear facts.
Perry Leads Indians to 7-1 Victory Over Tigers
Hurler Perry pitched to a 7-1 win as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Detroit Tigers. Key hits included infield singles by Dick Brown and Jake Wood in the sixth, a late solo homer by Nort Cash, and Al Luplow driving in two runs with a second-inning single. Indians overwhelmed Tigers with strong defense and timely hitting.
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Detroit Tigers
Dntiul
Dick Bbrown
Jake Wood
Rocky Colagito
Kentar
Perry
Nort Cash
Filo Francona
Indiana
al Luplow
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W. L. Pet
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Los Angeles
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Lary
Nisch
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Wile
Fox
Casale
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Cash
Sileiukee
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Philadelphia
Chicago
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Philadelpha
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Lys. Angeles
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Howston
Pittsburgh
Pirates win sixth straight as Clemente keys victory
Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Houston Colt .45s 7 4 for their sixth consecutive win. Roberto Clemente starred with a double and a single while Smoky Burgess added two hits including a double. Elroy Face earned the win after a rough start by Golden.
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Harper
Ing Miyarndte
Yearling
Spydam
Bettinger
Henwood
Carleon
Lochner
Sir
Andrade
P Bao
Maxlee
Bi Tan
Blubl
Issean McCorkle
Ness
Istainholter
Anderson
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Pittsa-Orliz
Pirates
Kirkpatrick
Houston Colts
Felter
I Youngberg
Zahm
Olof
Bane
Roberto Clemente
Smoky Burgess
Cols
Joe Amalfitend
Lfur
Elroy Fade
Golden
Wit
Tiefenmanr
Store
Smith
Gibbon
Lemaire
Face
Burgess
W—Faed
L—Golden
Honte
Ron
Fitthburgh
Clement
Pirates 8 4 Dodgers share NL lead on twinbill win
Dodgers win opener 6 4 on ten hits with Gil Hammond and Fairly homering. Williams earns win with Perranoski relief while Drysdale drives in runs with a three run double. Second game Dodgers pound Philadelphia 10 5 as Drysdale wins again with a homer by Fairly and Roseboro and Shetty contributing.
Skyline Eastern All Stars Picked for Baseball Team
Skyline Eastern selection committee named the all star division lineup led by mentors from New Mexico Wyoming and Colorado. The announced roster includes Filthers Randel Oswarne Murphy Kolbicka Arabuchi Hanson and Chreist among others with Ness listed as utility from New Mexico.
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Denver
Maxico
Wyoming
Allstar
Filthers
Lloyd Randel
New Mexico
Vat House
Dive Donachie
CH Oswarne
Harvey Murphy
Mickey Kolbicka
Hortslop
AML Apa
Colerarly State University
Mike Hanson
Dint Arabuchi
Fred Chreist
New Horizon
Utility
Gary Ness
College Baseball NCAA Dis Playoffs Reported By AP
Associated Press summary notes college baseball playoff results from various conferences. Teams such as Brigham Young, Colorado College, and New Mexico are listed with listed scores, while Air Fare and other entities appear in a cluttered Tribune want ads format.
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TRE Associated Press Cole
State College
Brigham Young vs Air Force game summary description
An OCR mishmash outlines a Brigham Young versus Air Force game with pitching, strikeouts, and scoring notes. Names like Zoeller, Armstrong, and Thanel appear amid garbled lines. Memorial references and local obituaries appear, with mentions of addresses and individuals, indicating a mixed sports and memorial page fragment.
Wilmington Gains Semis in Junior College Baseball Tournament
Wilmington NC edged Mesa AZ 9 4 to reach the semifinals of the National Junior College Baseball Tournament. Lou Howard earned the win with a one hit relief stint as Ron Smith hit a three run homer in the third inning. Wilmington will face Phoenix College or Miami Dade in the next game after Trinidad defeated Ellsworth 12 7 earlier. Bats by George Jones and Byron Rhodes fueled the rally and Trinidad’s strong hitters powered by Jones went 3 for 4 in the day.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Wilmington
Trinidad
Mesa
Cage
Ron Smith
Alond
Lou Howard
Wibwingtar
Phoeniv Carigt
Mimatee
Fla
Imbenter Leamseft
Ellsworth
George Jones
Byron Rhodesari
Fon Shore
Nickle
Dixon
Glnalt
Pal
Ton
Render
Menard
Mose
Wilernlivaghest
South
Senators 4 Twins 3 in tense Minnesota tilt
Washington outfielder Chuck Hinton belted a 60 foot homer in the first inning to lift the Senators to a 4-3 win over the Minnesota Twins at Penday night. Washington starter Schmidt earned the win while Donohue took the loss as St. Louis? confusion persisted with lineups and relievers.
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Maviinda
Moore
Stigman
Donoline
Naragon
Ripplmeyer
Donohine
Thomerons
Washington
Schmidt
Hinton
Major Region Matchups and Scores Across Conferences
The record lists regional pairings including New York el Los Angeles at Kansas City and Washington at Minnesota with Clevelam at Detroit and Chicago at Baltimore. Noting a partial box shows CSC 27 11 and New Mexico 27 10 with DPI Bonacquista and Suydam involved. West results indicate CSC 6 New Mex 110 in a sequence of abbreviated lines.
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Los Angeles
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Clevelam
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Anderson
Zain
Csc
New Mexico
E. Ness
Youngberg
Stein Fuller
Harper
Andrade
DPI Bonacquista
Suydam
Miyamiots
West
New Mexica
Miyamoto
Yearling
Aoerican League
Associated Press
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al Id
Felter
Nedbalski
Edwards
Aston
Cyro
Soln
Hogan Withdraws From U S Open Qualifying Play
Fort Worth Texas AP four-time U S Open champion Ben Hogan and Willie Turnesa withdrew Friday from the 1962 U S Open qualifying field. Hogan cited left shoulder pains from Colonial National Invitational and said he could not swing. Turnesa, from Elmaford New York, was to qualify in the New York area, but both withdrawals allow Rochester and Philadelphia sectionals to fill the slots for next week. The Open is set for Oakmont near Pittsburgh June 14 15 and 18.
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Hogan
Colonial National
Turnesa
Elnaford
N.Y
New York
Rochester
Philadelphia
Oakment
Pittsburgh
Wickersham Stars as Athletics Rout Red Sox 9 2
Kansas City pitcher Dave Wickersham earned his sixth win by firing a five hitter and collecting three RBIs as the Athletics defeated Boston 9 2. Slebern and Charles drove in three runs apiece while Schwall took the loss.
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Kansas City
Dave Wickersham
Kansas City Atletics
Boston Red
Wickersham
Slebs
Norm Slebern
el Charles
Selwwall
Hig Alett
Boston
Sehwall
Chica
Nichols
Tillnimn
Azcun
W—Wickersham
Sschwall
Malone
Yankees Beat Angels 6 2 Behind Terry Friday Showdown
New York Yankees defeated the Los Angeles Angels 6 to 2 in front of the largest AL crowd this season. Ralph Terry earned his sixth win, going eight innings with eight strikeouts and two walks. Bill Skowron hit a homer, aiding New York to maintain second place behind Cleveland. Belinsky took the loss after allowing 11 hits and five runs in eight frames.
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Los Angeles
API
Wew
York Yankees
Ralph ‘Terry
Belinsky
Baltimore
New York
Terry
Howard
Morgan
Rodgers
Wterry
Te Angeles
Thoma
Michigan Wins NCAA District 4 Baseball Title
In Kalamazoo Michigan defeated Western Michigan 7-6 to capture the NCAA District 4 baseball championship Friday. The win advances Michigan to the NCAA playoffs next week after beating Aliners and Western Michigan in earlier rounds.
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Michigan
Ara Re Eee
Lesa Ao
Western Michigan
Prep Player Signed with Pirates After Graduation
Key West AP reports 18 year old Taylor, a high school catcher, signed a contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates shortly after graduating. A Pirates spokesman said a substantial bonus was involved.
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Key West
Fla
Carl
Taylor
Pitts
Purgh Pirates
Pirates
Hawaiian Meets Philadelphian in Saturday TV Bout
New York AP reports Stan Harrington returns to Madison Square Garden to face Clarey Scott in a 10 round TV bout on ABC at 9 p.m. Eastern. Harrington seeks to rebound after a disputed loss in his only non Hawaii fight, while Scott, favored, brings a sharp punch and a string of wins.
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New York
Stan Harrington
Hawaii
Hanglulu
Harrington
Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
the Garden
Ortega
Belus
L. C. Mor
Scott
Laver Ortega
Puerto Rico boxer Nunez stops Villalena in one round
Obdullo Nunez of San Juan, aged 161, defeats Ray Villalena of the Dominican Republic in a quick knockout ending the bout. The Rio Rico arena crowd watched as Nunez secured the victory in the opening round.
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Artecisted
San Juan
Obdullo Nunez
Puerto Rico
Ray Villalena
Dominican Republcy
Montana youth sets AAU junior discus record at meet
Hawke of Butte High and Schon track coach Bill Hawke shattered the Montana Interscholastic discus mark as the Montana Junior Olympic meet opened. The 162 feet inch discus heave set a national intermediate AAU record, surpassing prior 154 foot 9 inch mark by Milt Bennyon in 1987, with three finals still to come.
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Choteau
API
Bob Hawke
Bulle
Montana
Eveals
Hawke
Sor
Butte High
Schon
Bill Hawke
Milt Bennyon
Fresno
Calif
Minors and league summaries mix in terse scores and lineups
In a cluttered box of tiny notes, teams and players across leagues appear with partial standings. Names like Seyfried Moore Kreutzer Phillips Atc Neriney W Seyfried Kreuter Dal and Baldwin Wheeler figure amid postponed games in Fort Worth Oklahoma City and Tulsa with rain delays in Texas and Albuquerque.
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Ndianapolis
Denver
DieFt
Worth
Oklahoma City
Seyfried and
Moore
Kreutzer Moeller
Phillips
Atc- Neriney
Atc- Neriney, W—Seyfried, L—Kreuteer
Dal
Pt. Worth
Omaha
Tennis and sports roundup from various venues
Australias Rod Waver defeats Neale Fee and advances in a contest noted with a 34 3 B D 15 score. Other results include Chara defeating peers, Surbiton tournament updates, and New York boxing and football notes. Local details mention Memphis and Syracuse games with upcoming matches, plus a park event opening day.
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Mortimer
New York
Ben Pexan
Feersirts Rinne
United Statge
Owen
SorsarHis
Tenn
Gacy Ployer
AUR Ag
HOAC
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Dacoksy
Aragis Tairvar
Ovaidg
Beaumont
Ter
Zac
York
Bewmens Park
Mostos
Braves blank Cardinals 17 runs as Shaw earns first shutout
Milwaukee right-hander Bob Shaw pitched a five-hitter for his sixth win in eight decisions and Dell Crandall drove in five runs including a bases loaded triple as the Braves routed St. Louis 17 to 0. Crandall snapped a 17 at bat hitless streak with two run producing singles.
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Righlander
Bob Shaw
Dell Grandall
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Shaw
Crandall
St. Louis
Aibvaukie
Jackson
Bauta
Sadecki
Sawatski
WeShaw
Larekson
Giants Beat Mets as Mays Steals Show at Polo Grounds
Giants overwhelm Mets 9 to 6 at Polo Grounds led by Willie Mays with his 17th homer and Willie McCovey two more. Jim Davenport adds a homer as San Francisco pursued a big early lead, while Rod Kanehl and the Mets rally briefly in the eighth before falling short. Pierce earns win. Craig takes the loss.
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San Fravicisca Giants
Polo Grounds
Mets
Ley
San Francisco
Giants
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Jim Davenport
Rod Kanehi
San Frantisco
Billy Tierce
Redlegs Triumph Over Cubs to Start June Strong
Cincinnati pounded out 13 hits and built a 6 2 lead after the first inning, routing Chicago 62. Joey Jay earned his eighth win as Frank Robinson and Jerry Lynch drove in runs, while Gerry Coleman hit his seventh homer of the year for the Reds. Don Cardwell took the loss after yielding four runs in the first. Cincinnati 400 100 000 58 Chicago 100 000 000 27 1. Coleman homered for Cincinnati. Hubbs and Schmitter added Chicago shots.
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Kent Latimer
Burch
Moger Zoller
Joe Burns
Falcon
Wallace
Jim Rodda
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Wallace Attuck
Bureh
Gall
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Christiansen
Yorn Malchelor
Armstrong
Bo Hall
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Alvead
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Isaiao Day
Po Perma
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Chauliey Weveller
Smith
Vre Grohatti
Burns
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Ste Wallace
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Orioles
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Balimore
Yo Herbert
Baumann
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Wilhel
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B— Wilhelm
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Chicago Cubs
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Jay
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Marty Keough
Jerry Lynch
Robinson
Frank
Don Cardwell
Gerry Coleman
Cinginnali
Chisago
Edwards
Cardwell
Andersen
Tappe
Thacker
Woulay
Coleman
Hubbs
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