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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1962

Page

24

Tenacious Los Angeles Edges Baltimore 2-1 Behind Estrada Wildness

The Los Angeles Angels edged the Baltimore Orioles 2-1 as Chuck Estrada walked four and fueled two runs. Bo Belinsky won his first victory since August, despite tiring in the fifth, with Don Lee finishing the final four innings.

Associated Press Baltimore Los Angeles Angels Chuck Estrada Orioles New York Yankees Bo Belinsky Angels Don Lee Belinsky Ford Frick Kansas City

Colts Sweep Mets in Doubleheader Amid Wild Ninth Inning

Houston Colts win 4-3 in ten innings and 6-5 in the nightcap to extend their streak to six. Roger Craig blew a 4-1 lead in the second game but wild pitched home the winning run as Bob Lillis scored after a ninth-inning miscue. Mets' Casey Stengel endured a costly ninth-inning walk.

Houston Houston Colts New York Mets Roger Craig Wild Colts Mets Craig Dave Roberts Bob Lillis Roberts Lillis Met Casey Stengel Johnny Temple Stengel Craig Anderson Norm Larker Bob Aspromonte Temple Frank Thomas Larker Anderson

Gridder Dies After Practice at Georgetown College

Earl Hundley, a Georgetown College football junior tackle, collapsed and died after practice. Deputy Coroner Roy Pollett attributed the death to a coronary insufficiency, noting the heart could not handle the strain of practice. This marked the second college football player death of the season, following SMU center Mike Kelsey who died after collapsing from heat prostration.

Georgetown Earl Hundley Roy Pollett Hundley Mike Kelsey Southern Methodists

Giants Rout Eagles 27 10 in Final Exhibition Game

Giants quarterback Y A Tittle led New York to three early scores and a 27 to 10 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in Princeton. Don Chandler and Bobby Walston added field goals as Bobby Gaiters and Joe Walton highlighted the Giants offense. Sonny Jurgensen connected with Tommy McDonald for a late TD for the Eagles.

Jack Clary Associated Press Princeton N.J Y. A. Tittle New York Giants Philadelphia Eagles Princeton University Palmer Stadium New York Bobby Gaiters Don Chandler Tittle Joe Walton Walton Chandler Bobby Walston Eagles Sonny Jurgensen Constanly Giants Tommy McDonald

190 Golfers Expected For CGA Tourney

More than 190 players are expected to compete in a one day Carolinas Golf Association amateur tournament at Florence Country Club in Florence South Carolina. Three groups will vie for low gross and low net honors. Notables include Jack Cooper from Charlotte Ret Davis from Columbia Bill Hayes Jr from Kershaw Jack Norman from Winston Salem Bobby Flynn from Chester Frank Haynie from Darlington Billy Womack Buddy Baker Don Greiner and Russell Glover from Florence. The event begins at 8 a.m.

Florence S.C Florence Country Club Jack Cooper Charlotte Ret Davis Columbia Bill Hayes Jr Kershaw Jack Norman Winston-Salem Bobby Flynn Chester Frank Haynie Darlington Billy Womack Buddy Baker Don Greiner Russell Glover

Dodgers End Slump As Richert Tosses Four-Hitter

Los Angeles Dodgers, led by rookie lefty Pete Richert who pitched his first complete game of the season, beat Pittsburgh 6-1 before 49,500. Richert allowed four hits, struck out and walked none, lifting the Dodgers from a three-game skid. Gene Camilli and others provided key run support as Los Angeles moved atop the league standings with the win.

LOS Angeles Pete Richert Dodgers Pittsburgh

Cleveland Edges A s By 3 To 2

The Cleveland Indians defeated the Kansas City Athletics 3 to 2 as Barry Latman earned his fourth straight win with six innings of six hit pitching. Tito Francona homered for the Tribe, sparking a 2-1 deficit reversal and extending Francona’s hitting streak to 12 games.

Cleveland Cleveland Indians Kansas City Athletics Barry Latman Kansas City Cimoll Slebern Kirkland Charles Edwardsc Phillips Sullivan Kindall Pfister Latman Wyatt Held Francona Lumpe Consolo Kansas Prister Beckyatt J Latman del Greco Chulak Umont Stewart McKinley

Early Wynn Secures 299th Win for White Sox

Chicago pitcher Early Wynn earned his 299th victory after a four run fourth inning helped the White Sox erase a deficit and beat the Washington Senators 6 to 3. Floyd Robinson drove in two on a single while Camilo Carreon added two RBIs with a double in the pivotal frame.

Chicago Early Wynn Chicago White Sox Washington Senators Floyd Robinson Camilo Carreon

Phils Rally To Beat Braves 6-4 In Milwaukee

Philadelphia overcame a early three run lead by Roy Sievers 20th homer to defeat the slumping Milwaukee Braves 6-4. A three run sixth inning swung the game as Milwaukee fell toward elimination in the pennant race.

Milwaukee Philadelphia Phils Roy Sievers Milwaukee Braves Phils Braves

City Softball Playoffs Begin With Two Showdowns

The single elimination city softball playoffs start tomorrow at Harvell Park. National Upholstery, Industrial National League champion, faces Mitchells Esso, Recreation League winner, at 7 p.m. The 8:30 p.m. game has Thomas Car, Industrial American League winner, against Archdale Friends, Sunday School League champion. The Monday winners advance to a city championship game at 7 p.m. Tuesday.

Harvell Park Mitchell Esso Thomas Car Archdale Friends

Randleman Romps Over Ledford 40-0

Randleman overwhelms Ledford 40 to 0 as Ward scores two TDs and four Randleman quarterbacks combine for four passes for scores. Boling Graham Staley Stevenson Soloman contribute on offense and defense. Tigers rise to 1-1 while Panthers drop to 0-2.

Randleman Ledford Thomasville Junior Ward Tigers Ledford High Panthers Ward Larry Warner Mike Hinshaw Ray Boling Dale Stevenson Charlie Graham Robert Staley Rand—Ward Staley Warner Rand—Boling Hinshaw Rand—Graham Stevenson Davis Rand—Staley Rand—Soloman

Surf Casters Report Strong Catches on Dare Beaches

Surf casters from ocean piers along the Dare Beaches and Hatteras Island have been landing excellent catches of spots puppy drum and other fish since a midweek warm spell. Doris Moore of Chester Pennsylvania landed a five ounce flounder on shrimp bait while casting Friday at Kitty Hawk surf.

Kitty Hawk N.C Dare Beaches Hatteras Island Doris Moore Chester

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