Hope to Extend Streak in Two Game Series
Baltimore aims to extend a four game winning streak and pressure the Yankees in a two game set at home. Chuck Estrada faces Ralph Terry as Baltimore seeks offense, better pitching, and improved defense after a stretch of errorless games and a surge since a June doubleheader win.
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Rolling Hills Open Golf Tourney Set At Versailles
Associated Press reports Rolling Hills hosts a Versailles golf event as the largest tourney of the year. The piece notes a separate local archery meet drawing 85 participants from several states and lists standings from a national league with team scores for Minnesota New York Los Angeles Chicago Boston and others. It covers Monday results Minnesota defeated Kansas City 9 to 4 and previews upcoming games Boston Cleveland New York Baltimore Minnesota Chicago Washington Detroit and Los Angeles Kansas City with several matchups scheduled.
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Rolling Hills Open sets Missouri golf and archery records
The sixth annual Rolling Hills Open at Rolling Hills Country Club, June 23–24, attracts archery and golf competitors from Missouri and neighboring states. Jim Hunt announces a record turnout with 85 archers and wide participation in the 27‑hole and multiple flight divisions, including Men’s Open won by Dick Marlay and Women’s Open claimed by Ethel Clemings.
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Don Riley
Betty Downs
Marilyn Kilgore
Gary Wegner
Rainy night casts doubt on Ozark League All Stars game
Rain and field problems threaten the Ozark League All Stars showdown with the Carling Red Birds at Washington Park. Weather delays and uncertain rosters push back decisions on starting pitchers with Rich Alberts and Elena Bret outlining likely lineups and pitchers Propst Schwaller Buhr among the picks as teams await clearer conditions.
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Martin Hazelhorst
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Former PGA Head Died Monday at 79
ATLANTA AP George Sargent a native Englishman who became U S Open champion and president of the National Professional Golf Association died Monday after a long illness. Born in Dorking England he started at Epson Downs and turned pro at Royal Ottawa. He won the U S Open in Englewood New Jersey in 1908 with a record 290. He led the National PGA from 1921 to 1926.
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Minor League Results From The Associated Press
The International League games saw Toronto defeat Jacksonville 8 to 3 and Atlanta beat Buffalo 6 to 5. Rochester topped Richmond 7 to 1, while Syracuse edged Columbus 2 to 0.
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Baseball Leaders and Batting Stats By League
The report lists top players based on at bats 150 or more and 190 or more, highlighting batting leaders such as Rollins and Runnels with high averages and runs, and Robinson and Mays leading in hits and home runs. It notes pitching leaders Donovan and Koufax by decisions and strikeouts, and mentions Coach George Myatt of the Detroit Tigers with a contract through 1963.
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Walter Grebing Named As MMA Cage Coach
Walter Grebing is named varsity basketball coach for the 1962 63 season at Missouri Military Academy in Mexico. He played at the University of Missouri for three seasons and will teach high school science on joining the faculty in September. Grebing lives in Cape Girardeau and replaces Captain Billy Harris who leaves MMA for counseling work at Pattonville High School. Harris’s four year MMA record was 27 wins and 56 losses.
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St. Louis
Central Trust Bears Seek Sixth Straight Win This Week
Central Trust's 1962 season dominance continues as they chase a sixth straight victory. The Bears, 14-2-1 in 17 games, host Sedalia Chiefs at Liberty Park Wednesday night with Butch Waggonier or Keith Weber likely pitching. Weber, sidelined by a knee injury, may return after MU medical clearance.
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Gary Campbell
Clayton Read
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Theria
Columbia
Tony Antimi
Angels Progress Driven by Leon Wagner in Pennant Race
New York AP reports the Los Angeles Angels surge in the American League standings, led by Leon Wagner who tops the AL with 18 homers after joining from Toronto in 1961. Wagner drove in four runs last week and shares second in RBI at 48 with Norm Siebern, one behind Floyd Robinson. Pete Runnels and Hank Aaron posted big gains, while Willie Mays and Tommy Davis lead NL HR and RBI, respectively. Rich Rollins and Felipe Alou extend batting leads, with Rollins at AL batting 355 and Alou at NL .339. figures include Sunday results.
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Leon Wagner
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Willie Mays
San Francisco
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Minnesota
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Alou
Pete Runnels
Boston
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Runnels
Aaron
Eddie Machen Opens for Houston Bout With Williams
Eddie Machen the No. 2 heavyweight contender is available for a Houston bout with sixth-ranked Cleveland Williams for a $25,000 guarantee at Sam Houston Coliseum. Machen’s manager Sid Flaherty wired promoter Earl Gilliam confirming the terms as Machen has won five straight. Williams stands 54-4-4 with 45 knockouts.
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Texas Boxing Enterprises
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TBC
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Steppelman Captures Zone Skeet Championship Title
In a stiff two day meet F L Steppelman of Jefferson City shot 98 of 100 to win the Zone Skeet Championship. Eggers of Columbia led overall with 242 hits of 250 while Steppelman claimed Class B top honors and multiple zone titles across divisions. The event, held by United Sportsmen, crowned champions in Sub-Small Bore and All-Gauge categories with Steppelman narrowly edging Eggers in several divisions.
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Bill Eggers
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Jefferson City
F. L. Steppelman
Sue Mitchell
Bill Mitchell
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Jerry Renn
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Jays
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Claude
St. Louis
Sions
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Claude King
Henry Me
King
Gers
Quade
Robert Weber
Rockhill
McQuade
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Claus A
Neih Watts
Tipton Girls Softball Schedule Raised For 1962
Tipton Mary Ann Schoby Tipton Public Schools instructor has announced the remainder of the junior high and senior high girls softball schedule for 1962. Three games remain with a June 25 trip to California. The two Tipton teams visit California again July 9 and finish July 18 with two home games. All games start at 7 p.m. with two games per evening.
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Mary Ann ‘Schoby
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Jeffersonian Knights in MML Action Tonight
In the Mid-Missouri Softball League seven inning doubleheaders are set for Jefferson City at Duensing Field and Boonville at Harley Park. Knights of Columba on the road, B and J Bowling Lanes host, Jeffersonian Club at home. Mexico Falstaffs visit. All first games at 3 pm. Knights 8-2, Boonville 1-12. Jeffersonian 6-4, Mexico 6-6. Rippeto Plasters lead with 10-2, Coronado 3-9 on Wednesday in Columbia.
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Aaron Hits Tape Measure Grand Slam in Mets Win
Hank Aaron grins after a tape measure grand slam in the Braves 7-1 win over the Mets. He extends a hot streak, lifting average to .325 with two grand slams in four days and 32 hits in 80 at bats since May 30. Adcock, Brock note similar feats at Polo Grounds.
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Hank Aaron
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Joe Adcock
Lou Brock
Chicago Cube
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Hank
Junior Olympics Set For K C Saturday
Missouri Valley AAU organizes 72 track and field events for boys and girls at Southwest High School in Kansas City Saturday. Winners from Springfield Fort Scott Lawrence and Mission preliminary meets advance in eight divisions from 11 and under to 16 and under. Sponsored by the Kansas City Star and Police Department.
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Bowling results and baseball highlights mixed in shuffled text
The page lists bowling scores for the Friendship League with Kingpins and D T s overlapped entries and fragmented player data. It also notes Hank Aaron driving in five runs with a grand slam and two singles for Milwaukee, with Sandy Koufax pitching a five hit 1 0 shutout as Los Angeles widened its NL lead.
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New York
Sandy Koufax
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