Dodgers, Giants, and more: baseball scores from an active day
Summary of multiple games with line scores including Washington vs Los Angeles 4-1 in favor of Washington, notable hits by Johnson and Thomas, and details of errors and double plays. Also includes New York vs Kansas City 3-1 with Ford and Pfister pitching, St. Louis vs Pittsburgh 5-0 with Mazeroski scoring, and San Francisco vs New York 3-2 with Neal and Chacon contributing key hits.
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Los Angeles
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Hammin
Pearson Cf
Cottier
Moran
Johnson
Wagner
Bright
Rodgers
Hinton
Torres
King
Bilko
Ziptel
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F . Bowsfield
Paparella
Soar
Rice
New York
Kansas City
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Linz
Rich’son
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Cimoli
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Howard c
Jimenez If
Skowron
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Lopez
Causey
Boyer
Sullivanc
Ford
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Bouton
Pfister
Jimenez
DelGreco
New Yoron
Ccc
Kenses City
Eelo
POA
U—Umont
Stewart
McKinley
Chulak
T. Louis
Pittsburgh
Virdon
Javier
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Clemente
Stuart
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Skinner
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Oliver
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Groat
Mazeroski
Leppert
Musial
Erbbso Sadecki
Ecsti McBean
U—Secory
Ee Pryor
Donatelli
Angels Boost Attendance With Record 1962 Home Gate Rise
The Los Angeles Angels surpassed their 1961 home attendance after a profitable three game series against the New York Yankees at Dodger Stadium. Attendance reached 623 618 in 1962, with a four game weekend series drawing 137 078 at the 56 000 seat venue and 12 565 in a Sunday doubleheader against Washington. The Angels led the American League gain with 263 754 more fans than last season, while Cleveland Washington and Minnesota also posted gains. Dodgers pace up in the National League led by a 325 765 increase over 1961 with St Louis Philadelphia and San Francisco also rising. Pirates Milwaukee and Cincinnati trailed NL gains.
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New York
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Dodger Stadium
Angels
Washington
Wrigley Field
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Baltimore
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Nancy Homes Leads Open Scoring in Asheville Event
Nancy Homes of Nashville shot four under par 70 to win medal and lead after four days of match play at the Asheville Women's Invitation. Tied at 72 were Ann Baker of Maryville, Grady McDonald the Georgia champion, and Pam Barnett of Charlotte.
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Asheville
N.C
Nancy Homes
Nashville
Maryville
Rose Boring
Knoxville
Miss Boring
Patti Carlson
Tampa
Fla
Tuck Hamby
Dot Clay
Atlanta
Mary Emma Manley
Patsy Johnson
Spartanburg
S.C
Gladys Ko
INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL RESULTS AND STANDINGS SUMMARY
Industrial softball action across divisions shows Thomas 3 Burlington 0 in American play with Weaver winning for Thomas and Miles losing for Burlington. Inci dents include Marietta beating North State 6 to 5 and Police defeating Adams Millis 4 to 3 behind Chasteen Webb and Embier. Rainbow tops English Street 12 to 8, Fire Department beats Oak Hill 6 to 4.
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Burlington
Burlington , Thomas
Weaver
Miles Marietta North State
Baby
Mears
Davis Swaim
Sordens
Bordens
BWA
Cic
Steelman
Dorsett
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Alma Desk
Ssce Rene
Brookshire
Crowson
National Division Police
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Police
Chasteen
Webb
Hr—Embier
Beck
Strickland
Marietta
North State
Renel
Rainbow
ST. Rainbow
Parrish
Harolds
Oak Hill
Smith
Albert
Open Tennis Meet Opens In Charlotte
The Carolinas Open tennis tournament began in Charlotte with junior singles play today and other divisions set for Wednesday. Ken Oettinger of Chapel Hill led seeds as No. 1 in junior singles, followed by Richard Holder ness of Greensboro at No. 2, Larry Conerly of Charlotte at No. 3, and Jim Sloan of Clinton at No. 4.
Savannah Reliefer Puts Silencer On Star Bats
Savannah's 3 1 victory in the South Atlantic League midseason All-Star Game featured starting pitcher Fritz Ackley going the distance against a Stars lineup that added two doubles by Mel Queen and two singles by Macon's Tommy Helms. Deacon Jones hit the lone homer for the Stars, while Savannah fans cheered as Ackley stayed strong into the late innings. Directors later voted to reinstate post season playoffs beginning Sept 2 with a best of five format, and Savannah indicated plans to keep fan interest as Macon looms in a Wednesday start.
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Associated Press
Les Moss
Savannah
Fritz Acklery
Sally
Macon
Mel Queen
Tommy Helms
Queen
Helms
Moss
Ackley
Jerry Moeller
Ron Woods
White Sox
Deacon Jones
Jones
Don Buford
Dennis Aust
Portsmouth
Sam Smith
Interst
Smith
Charlotte
N. C
William Ackerman
Savannah Towner
Georgia City
Runnenls and Jim Jones Duel For AL Batting Lead
Pete Runnels of the Red Sox extended his AL batting lead to .341 after an 8-for-23 week. Manny Jimenez faltered to .334 on 5-for-19, as the race tightens with Clemete rising to .350 and Davis holding .353 in the NL.
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NEW York
Pete Runnels
Manny Jim Jones
Runnels
Boston Red Sox
Jimenez
Kansas City
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Davis
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Pirates edge Cardinals on Logan grand slam
Johnny Logan filled in for the injured Don Hoak and hit a grand slam to power the Pirates to a 5-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Bob Hendley worked six innings, allowed six hits, struck out five, and earned a 3-0 victory for the Braves over the Cincinnati Reds.
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Johnny Logan
Pirates
Don Hoak
St. Louis
Bob Hendley
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Billie Jean Moffitt reshapes tennis with plans
In Long Beach California Billie Jean Moffitt then 18 and an aspiring world champion discusses remodeling amateur tennis. She credits early drive and coaching under Clyde Walker and Alice Marble, notes the sport’s costs and pressure, and defends amateur play against professional open formats.
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Jerry Miles
Clyde Walker
Alice Marble
Billie
Nis
U. S
Billie Jean Moffitt
USA USSR meet looms as main event in track field
A preview of the July 21 22 USSR United States clash at Stanford Stadium Palo Alto Calif with 75000 expected for the 89 000 seat venue Four hours of ABC television coverage will broadcast the event live and on tape The article notes American and Soviet strengths in sprints distance events jumps and throws and cites experts and athletes as contenders for medals and dominance
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Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University Stadium
ABC
Broadfield
Little Tar Heel Baseball Scores and Standings
Multiple games reported. Lindale defeats Panthers 14 13 with Lambeth winning and Marsden losing. Guilford veneer and W O W win 8 3 with Kirkman on the mound. Kiwanis 5 C V Merchants 2 with Starrett winning. Adams-Millis 11 Globe 0 with Jones win. Amros 2 Silver Knit 0. Optimists 10 Chiefs 3 led by Jones on the mound.
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Little Tar Heel
Lindale
Panthers
Lambeth
Marsden
Allen
Guilford Veneer
W.O.W
Guilford
Kirkman
Kimbrell
Howard
Kiwanis
C. V. Merchants
Little Industrial
Adams-Millis
GLOBE
Jones
LP Barnes
AMOS
Silver Knit
Amis
Mickey
Foster
Recreation Baseball Optimists
Chiefs
Optimists
Cook
Bowsfield Returns to Form After Arm Struggles
Bowsfield recovered from a weak start to regain his strength with daily improvements. He progressed from throwing short distances in the field to pitching again on June 20 at Kansas City. He then won four straight decisions including two versus the Yankees before a 4-1 loss to Washington.
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Ted
Kansas City
Bowsfield
New York Yankees
Angels
Washington
Lucas decides to join Pipers for full NBA play
Jerry Lucas announces he will play full time for the Cleveland Pipers of the NBA after choosing them over the Royals. The 6 foot 8 star signs a two year deal for 10 000 annually plus a 40 000 investment portfolio. He plans to finish his Ohio State education and attend graduate school after completing his degree.
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Ohio
Jerry Lucas
Cleveland Pipers
National Basketball Association
Ohio State
Lucas
Pipers
NBA
Cincinnati Royals
Royals
George Steinbrenner
The
Columbus
Steinbrenner
Jerry
Palmer sets new course record in easy victory
Hodges notes Palmer breaks course record as he romps to victory. The piece recalls sacred sports records and highlights 20 new marks set in 24 AAU swimming events at City Lake over the weekend, with both men and women improving year by year.
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Rome
Babe Ruth
City Lake
Price maps Carry Back's 1962 chase for Horse of the Year
Price outlines tentative plans for Carry Back including the Whitney at Saratoga on Aug. 4 and Aqueduct Handicap Sept. 3, with further targets at Atlantic City, Aqueduct, Belmont and Laurel. He notes an Arc de Triomphe option only if it means staying in Europe. Carry Back has earned $1,085,360 from 700 dollars to breed.
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Brooklyn
Monmouth
Price
Saratoga
United Nations
Atlantic City
Woodward
Aqueduct
Belmont
Laurel
Paris
iPrice
France
Carry
Citation
Round Table
Nashua
Arnie Palmer Draws Fans at Aronomink Practice
Arnold Palmer, Masters and British Open champion, drew hundreds at Aronomink Golf Course in Newtown Square Pennsylvania as he prepared for the National PGA Tournament. It was his first club swing since winning the British title and he planned extensive practice with a larger American ball before the event. Arnie's Army followed as he tried different approaches and putts, guiding his caddie with notes.
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Arnold Palmer
Aronimink Golf Club
Newtown Square
Aronomink
Palmer
Arnie
Optimist and Warriors sweep bowling results
Optimist defeat Carolina 5 to 1 with Hill Beasley Wagoner Myers Bentley and Culler contributing. Warriors crush Hornets 7 to 1 led by Groome Chapman Alfred Pugh and Craven with Collins credited.
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Optimist
Carolina Ee
Carolina Glass
Hill and Beasley
Wagoner
Myers
Bentley
Culler
Warriors
Hornets
Groome
Chapman
Alfred
Pugh
Craven
Hr—Collins
Western Carolina Leaders Still Tied
In Western Carolina League action Salisbury and Statesville tied for first after last Monday night. Shelby beat Salisbury 4-3 to move within .088 of the lead while Newton-Conover edged Statesville 3-2 as Phil Cobb homered in the seventh to seal it. Jim Diettz saved Shelby's win with ninth inning relief after Ron Price homered for Salisbury.
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Salisbury
Statesville
Shelby
Newton
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