Chisox Walk Off Angels In Extra Innings
In Chicago, Bob Farley lined a first inning pinch hit single scoring the winning run from third as the White Sox beat the Angels 4 to 3 in 11 innings. Jim Landis hit his 13th homer to tie it in the seventh, Don Lee started for L.A. and Eddie Fisher got the win for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bob Farley
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Charley Smith
Farley
Ryne Duren
Los Angeles
Sox
Eddie Fisher
Jim Landis
Lee
Joe Cunningham
Camilo Carreon
Art Fowler
Reliever Segui Stifles Twins to Keep A's Ahead
Kansas City's Diego Segui pitched his first start of the night and held Minnesota to seven hits as the Athletics defeated the Twins 6-2. Dick Howser and Ed Charles each homered and had three hits, supporting Segui who beat out Boni kowski for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Diego Segui
Minnesota
Twins
Segui
Dick Howser
Ed Charles
Joe Boni
Kowski
Cleveland
Vic Power
Dick Rollins
Joe Azcue
Abrabi Green
Howser
Power
Aoa
Rollins
Killebrew
Jimenez
Lumpe
Allison
del Greco
Battey
Siebern
Allen
Charles
Versalles
Bonik’ski
Azcue
aGory
Stange
Maranda
Bonikowski
Sth
Orioles Stop Nuts By 4-3
In Washington the Orioles beat the Senators 4-3 marking their 13th win in 14 games here in two years. A three run second inning and Hobie Landriths sixth inning homer fueled Baltimore while Chuck Hinton hit his seventh homer for Washington. Roberts beat the Senators, Stock relieved and helped close out the win. Burnside struggled, exiting after two innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore Orioles
Senators
Pete Burnside
Hobie Landrith
Baltimore
Chuck Hinton
Orioles
Robin Roberts
Roberts
Dick Hall
Bob Johnson
Wes Stock
Stock
Burnside
Jim Gentile
Cornell's Crew Caps Car Event
Cornell wins the 60th Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships with a two length victory in the final 2 miles led by Bill Stowe of Bronxville. Washington, Cal, Wisconsin and Penn follow as finalists in the regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Syracuse
N.Y
Cornell
Bill Stowe
Bronxville
Washington
Huskies
California
Cal
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Stark Sanford
Russia
Philadelphia
Sanford
Navy
Jim Ten Eyck
Southern Amateur golf tourney opens with 162 players
The 56th Southern Amateur will open next week in Ormond Beach Florida with 162 entrants. Defending champ Billy Joe Patton will not compete due to his National Open schedule. Qualifying spans 36 holes medal play and six match rounds through Saturday. Notable contenders include J B Ellis Cobby Ware Charles Harrison Al Kelley Jr and Dudley Wyson with several dark horses such as Reid Tull Jr Sam Marsh and Paul Tarnow Jr among the hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormond Beach, Fla
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N. C
J. B. Ellis
Atlanta
Runnnerup
Cobby Ware
Augusta
Schad Wins Southern Junior Tennis Championship Title
Mickey Schad of Louisville defeats John Pickens of Tuscaloosa 8-6 6-3 5-7 6-4 to capture the Southern junior crown. Seeding details note Pickens 7th. Schad 12th nationally. Other winners include Chris Brown, Alberto Carrero, Richard Hardaway and doubles champions Schad-Cooper and Carrero-Pasarell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson, N
Mickey Schad
Louisville
John Pickens
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Schad
Pickens
Net
Chris Brown
Chattanooga
Tenn
Upton Giles
Covington
Alberto Carrero
Santurce
Puerto Rico
Richard Howell
Atlanta
Richard Hardaway
Greenville
S. C
Richard McKee
Furman
Jackie Cooper
Jose Brandi
Pedro Rossello
Bill Spencer
Turner Howard
Knoxville
Bill Mazar
Sweetwater
Stanley Pasarell
Mark Boynton
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Ian Guerry
Lookout Mountain
Trojan Netters Favored for NCAA Doubles Title Defense
USC doubles pair Rafael Osuna and Ramsey Earnhart enter the NCAA Tennis Championships at Stanford aiming to repeat as champions. They face a tough draw after losing the Big Five final to Bill Bond and Dennis Ralston, with UCLA and USC favored in a crowded field that includes Miami and Michigan as strong challengers. The tournament runs Monday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
Southern California
Rafael Osuna
Ramsey Earnhart
Trojan
Stanford University
Bill Bond
Dennis Ralston
USC
Osuna
Earnhart
Bond
Ralston
Chuck McKinley
U. S
M. G. Chace
A. E. Foote
Yale
L. E Ware
M. D. Whitman
Harvard
R. N. Williams II
Richard Harte
L. N. White
Louis ‘Thalheimer
University of Texas
UCLA
Allen Fox
Larry Nagler
United States
California
University of Miami
Fla
Michigan
Harry Fauquier
Ray Senkowski
Western Lawn Tennis Association
Glassmen and Warriors win season openers in league debut
Tim Cook pitched a no-hit ball game as the Warriors ran away 10-0 against the Hornets in the High Point Recreation Baseball League for boys 16 to 19. In the nightcap Gary Holland allowed one hit, hit a homer, and powered Carolina Glass to a 3-1 victory over the Optimists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Cook
Warriors
Hornets
High Point Recreation Baseball League
Gary Holland
Carolina Glass
Norman Perry Mike Belkin In Blue-Gray Finals
Top seed Norman Perry of Los Angeles and Mike Belkin of Miami reached the Blue-Gray tournament singles finals. Belkin upset seventh seed Lee Fentress in straight sets 6 4 6 2 while Roberta Alison of Alexander City and Mary Habicht of Santos advanced to the women final for the second straight year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander City
Ala
Mary Habicht
Santos
Brazil
Miss Alison
Sally Ann Seebeck
Charleston
S.C
Killian Wins Hickory 40-Lap Sportsman Race
Glen Killian driving a 1957 Olds won the 40 lap main event at Hickory speedway before 6000 fans on Ladies Night. Gary Sain finished second in a 1957 Ford, Hal Houston third in a 1957 Ford, Tim Houston fourth in a 1956 Pontiac, and Kirby Dellinger fifth in a 1957 Chevrolet. Clem Little won the first heat and Don Tilly won the second heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
N. C
Glen Killian
Hickory Speedway
Gary Sain
Hal Houston
Conover
Tim Houston
Kirby Dellinger
Denver
Clem Little
Don Tilly
Statesville
Little
Tilly
Kindall's Ninth Inning Blast Caps 10-9 Indians Win
Cleveland downs New York 10 to 9 after Jerry Kindall belts a two run homer in the ninth. Kindall adds four hits to raise his season total against the Yankees to 18 for 40. Mantle returns with a three run shot in the eighth as the Yankees rally falls short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jerry Kindall
New York
Indians
Yankees
Kindall
Mac Oy
Yanks
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Gary Bell
Jim Coates
New Yorkers
Woodie Held
Bubba Phillips
Allen Cops Bowman Gray G N Feature
Johnny Allen wins the Bowman Gray Stadium G N feature by a nose over Rex White, edging him by under three feet in the Myers Brother Memorial program. Allen losses his Pontiac after the finish as he spins and wrecks in turn one. Richard Petty, Joe Weatherly and Wendell Scott follow in the final order among top finishers. About 14 000 fans attend the stock car event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston - Salem
Johnny Allen
Rexy White
Bowman Gray Stadium
Allen
White
Johnny
Bristol
Tenn
Richard Petty
Plymouth
Larry Thomas
Dodge
Joe Weatherly
Pontiac
Wendell Scott
Chevy
Fred Harb
Ford
Jimmy Pardue
Jack Smith
Rex
Jim Paschal
High Point
New Jersey Fisherman Wins Meet in Hatteras
Karl Marquardt of Montclair New Jersey won the international blue marlin tournament at Hatteras North Carolina. He boated one marlin and released two lathers for 950 points over three days. Atlantic Anglers Club Princeton earned the team trophy and Marquardt the most fish trophy. South African Anglers Union finished second with 925.63 points. Albert van der Reit of Winterton South Africa released one fish Friday and boated a 465 pounder Saturday. Ross Walker scored 550 points for host Hatteras Marlin Club.
Red Sox Rally Past Tigers 4-2 in Detroit
Boston jumped on Detroit starter Jim Bunning for four early runs then held on for a 4-2 win before 11 447 fans. Earl Wilson drove in two with a bases loaded double, Carl Yastrzemski homered, Carroll Hardy doubled for another run, and Detroit’s Rocky Colavito hit two solo shots but the Tigers still fell to their seventh straight defeat. The rest of the piece notes a fishing tournament with big catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Jim Bunning
Detroit Tigers
Earl Wilson
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Carroll Hardy
Bunning
Tiger
Sam Jones
Jerry Ome
Terry Fox
Red Sox
Rocky Colavito
Tigers
Gardner
Wood
Philley
Morton
Clinton
Goldy
Yurze’sk
Malzone
Colavito If Runnels
M‘auliffe
Tillman
Nandez
Hardy Cf
Brown
Bressoud
cOsborne
Wilson
Radatz
Jones
Maxwell
Casale
Bwertz
Fox
Cabeeees
Gardner and Runnels
Hardy
Fernandez
Hastrzemski
Colavito
Jones Bunning
New York
Reed
Phillips
Kindall
Sheldon
Perry
Daley
Allen
aLlinz
Bouton
Soo
bCerv
Reniff
Bridges
eMantle
Coates Turley
Luplow
Pepitone
Held
Clemson Announces 24-Game 1962-63 Basketball Schedule
Clemson coach Press Maravich unveiled a 24 game schedule for 1962 63 including games against Creighton Iowa and Georgia. The Tigers will also compete in the ACC tournament February 28 to March 2 in Raleigh North Carolina with most key players returning from the prior season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
S.C
Creighton
Iowa
Georgia
Press Maravich
Tigers
Raleigh
N. C
Maravich
Choppy Patterson
High Point Swimmers Finish Fourth in Dixie AAU Meet
In Raleigh High Point swimmers placed fourth at the Dixie AAU Championships. Lucy Latimer led with wins in the 100-yard backstroke and 200-yard individual medley for girls 13 14, setting a backstroke record. Chapel Hill's Laura Clark edged Latimer in multiple events, while Susan Groome, Ginny Gray, and Roy Wooster earned podium finishes for High Point in various ages and strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
High Point
Lucy Latimer
Latimer
Chapel Hill
Laura Clark
Clark
Ginny Gray
Gray
Susan Groome
Mary Ann Creech
Crrech
Joni Hughes
Bobby Gray
David Mack
Winston - Salem
Roy Wooster
Charlotte
Bruce Beiderbecke
Biederbecke
Wooster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chisox Nip Angels
E—Aparicio
Torres
Carreon
Rodgers
PCA
Cunningham
Pearson
Smith
Landis
Thomas
S—Rodgers
Abih Bi Pearson Cf
Aparicle
Moran
Wagner
Robinson
Nam
Averill If
A. Smith
Windhorn
Lee Koppess
Herbert P
Zanni
Fowler
Sadowski
Burgess
Lown
Bowsfield
Collar
Bilko
Fisher
Duren
eFa
Zannléth
Veo
Ip Lee
Genese Fowler
Herbert
L Fisher
Coumapaeh
Howard
John Flaherty
New York Yanks
Iston Howard
Tito Francona
Roland Sheldon
Jose Tartabull
Manny Jimenez
Tartabull
Norm Siebern
A’s
Johnny Gary
Lenny Green
E—Azcue
Versailles
Charies
Cimoll
Gary
Ree
Bonik
Stange Maranda
Segal
Kinnamon
Soar
Rice
O'Connell
Abrh Bij
Snyder Rt
Piersall
Dinton
Gentile
Hicks
Bright
Brandt
Williams
Retzer
Ison
Johnson
Adair
Hamiin
Landrith
Hall
Hamilton
Herzog
Stenhouse
Mell
Eee
O’connell Bright
B. Robinson
King
Hr—Hinton
Chulak
Stewart
Stevens
F.alou
St. Ya
Chi
Musial
St.l
Callison
Phila
T.davis
L.A
Great
Pitt
Altman
H.aaron
Mil
W. Davis
Davenport
S.F
Mays
Banks
Cepeda
Mejias
Hous
Pinson
Cin
Aaron
T. Davis
H. Aaron
Mil. White
St. L
Minn
K.C
K. C
A.smith
Batt
Wy Wagner
Cash
Det
Kaline
Ohi
Southern Am Tourney
Southern Jr
Glassmen
Optimist
Holland and Culler
Overcash
Hill
Conor
W—Holland
Hr—Holland
RHE Warriors
O Hornets
Cook
Chapman
Green
Johnson and
Craven
W—Cook
L—Johnson
Norman Perry
Mike Belkin
Bobby Richardson
John Blanchard
Roger Maris
New Jersey
George Favre
Egg Harbor
N. J
Jack Christianson
Miami Beach
Skowron
Richardson
Cline
Francona
Lopez
Hr—Blanchard
Maris
S—Perry
Kirkland
SO Sheldon
Bouton Reniff
Coates
Jerry
Costescold
Romano
Carrigan
Hurley
Flaherty
Cage State
Finch Field
ThomasvilLe Road
George Becker
Reggie Parks
Taro Myaki
P. V. Chung
Hanson Tony Ballergon
Maurice LA Pointe
Gypsy Joe
The
Furniture City Kennel Club
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!