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Los Angeles and Cincinnati played a game in which Wills Cardenas Gilliam and others appear in the lineups. Wills and Snider contributed hits, while W. Davis and Robinson homered. Williams started for Los Angeles, Perranoski and L Sherry pitched late in a 4-7 Cincinnati win with 26,852 in attendance.
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Baseball Standings and Monday Results From AP Update
The Associated Press summary shows American League standings with New York leading at 74 49 and Los Angeles 71 54, Minnesota 71 56, Chicago 65 61, Detroit 61 62, Baltimore 60 63, Cleveland 59 65, Kansas City 58 68, Washington 46 78. Monday results include Kansas City 7 New York 6 and Minnesota 6 Boston 4.
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Robinson grand slam fuels Reds win over Dodgers in 10th
Frank Robinson hit a 10th inning grand slam for Cincinnati as they defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 7 to 3, closing to within 5 games of the NL lead. Bob Friend and the Pirates swept the Mets in a doubleheader, winning 2-0 and 6-3.
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Major League Leaders Captured In Kansas City Style
American League batting leaders include Runnels Boston .333 and Jimenez Kansas City .319 based on 300 at bats. Runs leader Pearson Los Angeles 6 and Siebern Kansas City 87. RBIs Killebrew Minnesota 93 and Siebern 91. Hits Richardson New York 58 and Rollins Minnesota 157. Doubles Robinson Chicago 33 and Astrzemski Boston 30. Triples Cimoli Kansas City 4 and Lumpe 9. Home runs Killebrew 33 and Cash 32. Stolen bases Wood Detroit 24 and Aparicio Chicago 21. Pitching leaders McBride Los Angeles 11-4 and Ford New York 13-6. Strikeouts Pizarro Chicago and Pascual Minnesota 150.
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Major league season leaders summary
Batter totals and leaders listed include T Davis Los Angeles .345 and H Aaron Milwaukee .344 for average. Robinson Cincinnati leads runs 110 and RBIs 122 with Mays San Francisco 38 HRs and 162 hits for H Aaron. Pitching leaders show Koufax 209 strikeouts and Drysdale 22 6 with Purkey 19 4 in wins and losses.
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Allen Jay Jaybirds Aim for Guil Rand Crown in 1962
Allen Jay High opens 1962 football under probation for a stadium incident but hopes for the Guil Rand Conference title. Coach Paul Barnes touts a strong line and improved passing offense led by quarterback David Mowery and Barry Zachary with a quick backfield led by Joe Overcash and Randall Brooks. The Aug 31 test vs Northeast Guilford starts a tough schedule as four main tackles anchor the defense and several returners push for a title run.
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Cardinals suffer another round of injuries to Crow and teammates
The St. Louis Cardinals face renewed injury woes as No. 1 halfback John David Crow is out for three weeks with an ankle injury, joining a list including Mike McGee and Bill Wilson. The Giants also report additions to their casualty list as the season tightens.
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