Angels Rally To Seize Second In Tumbling American League Race
Los Angeles Angels surge back to second place in the AL behind the Yankees after sweeping a doubleheader at Chicago 5-1 and 7-5. The Angels also chased in runs with two Chicago errors and timely hitting as Don Lee earned the win. The Yankees split with Baltimore while Boston crushed Cleveland and Detroit swept Washington. In the NL, the Dodgers widened their lead with a 3-1 win over Philadelphia. Cincinnati blanked Houston 4-0 and St. Louis shut out Pittsburgh 2-0.
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Los Angeles Angels
Bill Rigney
Yankees
Angels
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
Yanks
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Don Lee
Nightcape
Dan Osinski
Bob Botz
Ryne Duren
Sherm Lollar
Botz
Charley Maxwell
Ed Charles
A’s
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Bill Skowron
Roger Maris
Marshall Bridges
Billy Hoeft
Gene Conley
Gary Geiger
Red Sox
Vic Wertz
Norm Cash
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Brosnan
Reds
Bob Gibson
New York Yankees
White Sox
Nuxhall
Joey Amalfitano
Roman Mejias
Brosnan
Bob Bruce
Jerry Lynch
Dodgers
Johnny Roseboro
American Classic To Open
A powerful field tees off in the American Golf Classic at Akron for a $9,000 top prize in a $50,000 pool. Defending champion Jay Hebert leads with Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Gary Player in the strong lineup. Palmer practiced at 71 and was stung by a bee on the left wrist.
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Akron
Ohio
Jay Hebert
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
PGA
Gary Player
Hebert
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Allen Jay High to Hold 1962 Football Tryouts
Head coach Paul Barnes issued the first call for the 1962 Allen Jay High School football team. Players marked for tryouts should report to the AJ gymnasium Monday at 7:30 for initial screening and to hear upcoming practice plans.
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Paul Barnes
Allen Jay
Barnes
AJ Gymnasium
National League and American League Standings and Results
The standings show Los Angeles leading the National League with 78 wins and 37 losses and a .678 rate, followed by San Francisco 72 42. In the American League New York leads with 67 43, Cincinnati 67 46, and Los Angeles 64 49. Wednesday results include New York defeating San Francisco 5-3 and Baltimore beating St. Louis 2-0. Several other games tied to schedule are listed with city matchups and results.
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W. L. Pet
San Francisco
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
St. Louis
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Houston
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
San Francisc
Minneso
San Fran
Nuxhall Reappears as Reds Shine in 4-0 Win
Joe Nuxhall, 19-year veteran, pitched 7 1 3 innings of shutout relief for the Reds before Jim Brosnan finished a 4-0 victory over Houston. Dodgers plus Mets win. Cubs beat Braves. Yankees split doubleheader. Angels move to second with two wins.
Cubs Boss Charges Tebbetts Plotted Beanball
Chicago coach Charlie Metro alleges Milwaukee manager Birdie Tebbetts ordered Braves pitcher Jack Curtis to throw at Glen Hobbie after a brawl in Milwaukee. Tebbetts denies it while Hobbie is hitless and Curtis is ejected as benches cleared.
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Charlie Metro
Chicago Cubs
Birdie Tebbetts
Braves
Jack Curtis
Tebbetts
Metro
Cubs
Curtis
Chicago
Glen Hobbie
Bob Uecker
Ron Santo
Uecker
Cub
Santo
Eddie Mathews
Tebbets
Hobbie
Glen
Henry Aaron
Jocko Conlan
Action Hot and Heavy Five Games In State District Softball
Five games unfold tonight at Harvell Park in the Women state and Men district softball tournaments with Field No 1 hosting three loser's bracket tilts and Field No 2 hosting two. Results from last night include Link Electric of Thomasville defeating Ahab's Arabs and Carr's Esso beating Ennis St Wesleyan, while Bakertown Grocery edged Valdese in a dramatic 9 inning fast pitch.
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High Point
Ahab’s
Bakertown Grocery
Lloyd’s Esso
Burlington
East Green Street Baptist
Carolina Glass
Hillsboro
Rockingham Finance
Reidsville
Madison
Draper Ymca
Link Electric
Thomasville
Ahab
Arabs
Carr
Esso
Ennis St. Wesleyan
Valdese
White Oaks
Carrboro
Brookside
Laurie Shop
Blue Bell
Greensboro
Centre Beauty Shop
Bakertown
Janet Harris
Pete Brown
Pat Rice
Wanda Hice
Phyllis Wright
Mike Saintsing
Ennis Street
Clark
Clinard
Breeze
Laurie
Betty Hash
Marie London
Dot Breeze
High Point Center
Vaidese
N. C
SO Hice
Jj Harris
Ennis
Proctor
W. Parker
Glover
G. Parker
H. Connor
W. Beck
Steelman
Will Beck
Stafford
C. Leonard
Hemric
Cooo McCune
Saintsing
K. Conner
Rains
H. Clark
Joe Clinard
Lloyd’s
Jordan
Wynn
Smith
Clemmet
Lube Bell Beauty Shop
Abra
Shutt
Miller
Hamiett
McCuistion
Lutz
Oldham
Seawell
Brande
Foster Barham Goop Webster
A. Johnson Linberry
J. Johnson
Hubbard
Barham
Cozart
Burkhart
Wright
Creeson
Weisel
E—Centre
Webster
Hr—Oldham
Foster
Joan Burkhart
Jerry Joyce
Crouse and Brown Lead Tar Heel Speedway Battle
Perk Brown and Eddie Crouse share the track point lead with 98 after two races at Tar Heel Speedway. Brown won the first race, Crouse second, then reversed finishes last week. Hobby point leader Jim Brewer of Winston-Salem has 98 after a second place behind David Miller. A 50 lap hobby program is added with two 25 lap races and a 40 lap modified race.
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Perk Brown
Eddie Crouse
Tar Heel Speedway
Crouse
Brown
George Dunn
Carl Burris
Robert Berrier
Winston- Salem
Jim Brewer
David Miller
Sonny Blair
High Point
Toad Foster
Dave Butler
Hobby Boys
H. C. Stewart
Hobby
Winston-Salem
N.C
Greensboro
N. C
Leon Russell
Guilford
Melvin Swisher
Kernersville
Paul Williams
Joe Bill Tucker
Mt. Airy
Bobby Colvard
Elkin
Lynchburg
Coy Hoover
Asheboro
Gib Sheppard
Pro Football Hall of Fame Opens in Canton Ohio
In Canton Ohio the NFL begins building a hall of fame as Pete Rozelle starts the first spadeful at 10 am. The community raised 399000 from 1100 donors with 366000 building costs and a 70000 annual budget. The ceremony precedes the Giants vs Cardinals exhibition at Fawcett Stadium with 15000 gate expectation.
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
Canton
Ohio
Fritz Howell
Associated Press
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Dick McCann
Hall of Fame
Washington Redskins
Fawcett Stadium
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
McCann
Jim Thorpe
Carlisle
New York Giant
Nesser
Barber Sidelined as Orioles Lose Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles ace Steve Barber is out for the season with mononucleosis. The 23 year old left hander has a mild glandular infection and must rest, according to team physician Dr. Erwin Mayer. Lee MacPhail, in Baltimore for a Yankees series, was informed Wednesday of the diagnosis.
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Baltimore Orioles
Steve Barber
Lee MacPhail
Yankees
Erwin Mayer
MacPhail
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Ann Webster
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Jane Hogan
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