Reds thump Braves as Robinson belts pair
Frank Robinson powered the Cincinnati Reds to a 7-1 victory over Milwaukee with a three run homer in the fifth and a solo shot later. The win kept Cincinnati within 514 games of the Dodgers and three of the Giants, as Milwaukee’s Maye homered for the only Brewer run. Robinson extended his hot streak with 11th and 12th homers this month and 15 in the last 22 games, while Maloney earned his seventh win.
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Cincinnate
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Joney
Milwaukeeves
Reds
Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Theason
Lee Mave
Milwaukee
Maloney
Maye
Hank Aaron
Robinson
Willie Mays
Cincinnati
LeMaster
cTaylor
Nottehart
Ptr
Lynch
Rinsingame
Cardenas
Coleman
Mell
Pinson
Aaron
So Burdette
Nottehart U
Smith
Steinger
Rogeess
Landes
Russian Tennis Semifinals Set After Upset Wins
Frank Froehling of Coral Gables and Don Dell of Bethesda swept past Russian opponents to reach the men's singles semifinals at the Russian championships. Froehling defeated Sergey Likhachov 6-2 6-4 6-4, while Dell beat Alexander Metreveli 6-3 7-5 7-5. Dell then faces John Newcombe. Froehling meets Mike Hahn. Donna Floyd lost to Jan Lehane ending U S participation in the women’s ranks.
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Moscow
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Don Dell
Bethesda
Froehling
Sergey Likhachov
Dell
Alexandra Metreveli
Breeming
United States
Metreveli
Mike Hahn
Britain
John Newcombe
Australia
Hahn
Russia
Vyacheslav Yegorov
Newcombe
Thomas Lejus
Donna Floyd
Arlington
Jan Lehane
Goldwater Captures Class A Net in Desert Inn Golf Event
Patsy Goldwater won Class A with a net 73 and 29 putts totaling 102 at Desert Inn, edging a field that included Vi Annerberg and Gladys Christensen. In the Partnership Ringer, Goldwater and Barrick led low gross with 75 and tied for low net with Von Tobel and Werner at 66.
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Patsy Goldwater
Desert Inn Country Club
Edyth Hoban
Veda Costello
Goldwater
Barrick
Evelyn von Tobel
Ginny Werner
Pecky Lahr
Christensen
House Splashes To World Mark In 1560-Metre Freestyle
Carolyn House, 16, of California won the national women’s senior outdoor swimming championship in Chicago setting a new world record for 1560 meters with a 16:44.0 finish. Sharon Finneran of Los Angeles was second, 18 lengths back, as House also broke her American and NCAA marks. An American record also fell in the men’s 400-meter freestyle where Murray Rose of Australia won in 4:16.1, beating the previous U.S. standard set by Tsuyoshi Yamanaka. Konrads finished sixth in 4:25.1.
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Miss House
Los Angeles
Murray Rose
Australia
Tsuyoshi Yamanaka
Japan
Man Falsely Linking to Eagles Star Ends Own Life
In Phoenix a man identified as Lurtis Thompson 41 formerly of Tonkawa Oklahoma shot himself in the backyard of his estranged wife's home. He had claimed to be Tommy Thompson the Philadelphia Eagles star of the late 1940s but records showed the claim false. The real Thompson lives in Arkansas.
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Phoenix
UPI
Philadelphia Eagies
Lurtis Thompson
Tonkawa
Okla
Tommy Thompson
Philadelphia Eagles
Thompson
Arkansas
Camilli Wills Pace Dodgers Past Pirates Lead 2
Wills and Camilli sparked a Dodgers rally in a 7 4 victory over Pittsburgh as Camilli hit his third homer and drove in two with a sacrifice fly. The win pulled Los Angeles 2 games ahead of San Francisco while Wills set a season high with 62 stolen bases, the top total since 1918.
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Wills
Max Carey
Pirates
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Stan Williams
Bul Virdon
Dick Groat
Bob Skinner
Wally Moon
Roberto Clemente
Skinner
Junior Gilliam
Willie Davis
Wild
Camilli
Moon
Earl Francis
Joe Gibbons
Williams
Tally Moon
Pirate
Ron Perranoski
Los Angeles
Virdon
Gillam
Davis
Burgess
Howard
Clendren
Hoak
Burright
Giddon
Francis peDes Perranski
A Marshall
Lamabe
Totels
Francis
Colts Seek Cal League Ball Crown
Las Vegas Colts host San Bernardino tonight at Cashman Field to pace the CBCL with an 11-3 league mark and 24 8 overall. A two game sweep would clinch the pennant as Ontario had taken two last week ending an 11 game Colts win streak.
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Colts
San Bernardino
Las Vegas Colts
California Baseball Congress League
Cashman Field
Las Vegas Dodger Rockies
Colt League
Kingman, Ariz
Southern Nevada Officials Association
Las Vegas Municipal Baseball Federation
CBCL
San Berdoo
Ontario
Las Vegas
SNAAU Nominates Leaders and Prepares for 1963 Meet
Incumbent president Dave Pearl and Dalby Shirley of Henderson were nominated for SNAAU president at the Dula Center meeting. Pearl and Mayor Bill Byrne were named first vice president, with Woody Cole and Jerry Rye as second vice presidents. Austin Bowler seeks a fifth secretary-treasurer term. New membership requests came from North Las Vegas Aquatic Club and Reno Dolphins as the SNAAU covers nearly all Nevada. A proposed AAU swimming meet for Sept 69 drew entries nationwide, with Don Gambal named meet director and Rosemead Club the defending champions. Applications for the 1963 Golden Gloves will be reviewed by local authorities by Sept 1.
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George King
SUN
Dave Pearl
Dalby Shirley
Henderson
Southern Nevada Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
SNAAU
Dula Center
Bill Byrne
Henderson and
Pearl
Presi-Dent
Woody Cole
Jerry Ry
Austin Bowler
Fiveman
Pat Winters
Cole
George Kalb
Dick Small
Fred Martin
Dick Kanellis
Jim Lennon
Jim Bilbray
Bob Forson
North Las Vegas Aquatic Club
Reno Dolphins
Nevada
Elko
White Pine
Kalb
Southern Pacific Association of
AAU
Don Gambal
Temple City
Calif
Rosemead Club
California
Optonian
White lifts Cardinals past Colts with three hits
Bill White had three singles and scored twice as Larry Jackson pitched a five hit gem to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-1 win over Houston. Jackson improved to 10-10 after striking out three and walking one. Dick Farrell was ejected in the eighth as Houston used two relievers for four hits. Al Spangler doubled twice in Houston’s five hit output.
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Houston
UPI
Bill White
Larry Jackson
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Colts
White
Dick Far
Rell
Lee Weyer
Perrell
Cardinals
Farrell
al Spangler
Colts
Chicago Cubs
ST. Louis
Abrh
Warwick
Smith
Mejias
Boyer
Janes
Campbell
Sthatter
Gotay
Umbricht
cGoodman
A Whitfield Maxvill
McMahon
Jackson
Tih
Ain
Unbricht
Ath
Spangier
F. Louis
Got
Parnassus Puts Moore In Favor for Title Defense
Promoter George Parnassus of Los Angeles announced plans to sign Davey Moore to a November title defense against Sugar Ramos after Moore keeps his 126 pound crown tonight in Tacoma. NBA president Charles Larson had warned the title could be vacated if Moore did not agree to a Ramos defense by August 27.
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Tacoma
Wash
UPI
George Parnassus
Los Angeles
Davey Moore
Parnassus
Moore
National Boxing Association
Davey
Maeki
Helsinki
Finland
Charles P. Larson
NBA
New York
Sugar Ramos
Cuba
Ramos
Willie Ketchum
Moore- Ramos
Dr. Larson
Brown Hails Stagg at Dinner Honoring 100th Birthday
Gov. Edmund G. Brown praised famed football coach Amos Alonzo Stagg at a Stockton dinner marking Stagg's 100th birthday. Numerous dignitaries attended as Stagg received lifelong honors and reminiscences of his contributions to athletics.
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Stockton
Calif
UPI
Eamund G. Brown
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Stagg
Al's Fancies at Del Mar Featured Eighth Race
Post sees seven foreign bred runners including Braganza with Cadiz Stablemate Clarionneur as a longshot. Other likely winners listed are Mr. Mc Coy in race one Lu Genie in three Beekeeper in five Well Known in six and Beat Em Buc in seven.
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del Mar
Braganza
Cadiz
Clarionneur
Mr. McCoy
Lu Genie
Beekeeper
Donna Kutzen Youth Foundation Announces Signups
Football arrives in southern Nevada as the Donna Kutzen Youth Foundation allows player contract cards to be picked up at the city recreation department. New players may collect at Dula Center. 20 teams planned with 13 from Las Vegas and six or seven from outside areas.
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Nevada
Donna Kutzen
Recreation Department
Dula Center
Marty Kutzen
Las Vegas
Southern Ada Prep
Angelo Collis
Chuck Krazmic
Michael
Chub) Drakulich
San Diego
Balboa Stadium
Pacesetters Batting Leaders in Major Leagues
The listing shows top batting leaders in the American and National Leagues based on at bats and runs, highlighting players such as Runnels, Jinenet, Rollins, Robinson, Musial, Clemente, Aaron, and Killebrew with their teams and totals. Includes pitching leaders with decisions and notable pitchers like McBride, Ford, Purkey, and Pierce.
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Pet. Runnels
Boston
Jinenet
Kansas City
Rollins
Minnesota
Fi Robinson
Chicago
Hinton
Washington
Robinson
Cincinnati
Gad
Aaron
Milwaukee
Ie T. Davis
Los Angeles
Musial
St. Louis
Clemente
Pittsburg
Tigers
Killeprew
Twins
Wagner
Giants
Reds
Braves
Killebrew
Slebern
Athletics
Dodgers
Ha Robinson
McBride
Angels
Moore
Ford
Yanks
iPurkey
Moax
Pierce
Gia
Face
Pirates
Eggers 2 Behind in Montana Open After Round One
Bill Eggers of Black Mountain Country Club shot 68 to tie for second in the Montana Open opening round. Don Collett led with 66 while Smiley Quick, Ed Ekis, Bill Johnston and others followed. Notable players include Paul Allen, Joe Cadwell, Charlie Teel, Joe Greiger and Howard Capps in a tight race for the 72 hole event.
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Billings
Mont
SUN
Bill Eggers
Black Mountain Country Club
Henderson
Don Collett
Coronado
Calif
Eggers
Smiley Quick
Los Angeles
Ed Ekis
Casper
Wye
Bill Johnston
Phoenix
Artz
Paul Allen
Yellowstone Country Club
Charlie Teel
Paradise Valley Pro
Las Vegas
Joe Cadwell
Palm Springs
Joe Greiger
Black Mountain
Howard Capps
Desert Inn
Iowa Gridders Ruled Ineligible for 1962 Season
Iowa City Iowa UP I H reports six Iowa football players including star running back Joe Williams were ruled ineligible for the 1962 season due to poor classroom work. Coach Jerry Burns announced Williams a leading scorer last year and Felton Rogers who had planned not to return this fall also loses eligibility.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UPIH
Joe Williams
Jerry Burns
Wiliams
Felton Rogers
Tomorrow's Night Games Highlight Busy Schedule Across Leagues
Readable fragments indicate key matchups including Louis at New York, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Milwaukee, Chicago at Houston, and New York at Kansas City with multiple twi night notes. Prominent players listed include Hamilton, Haddin, Shaw, Marichal, and Pappas across venues in New York, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, and Los Angeles.
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Louis
New York
Brogno
Craig
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Hamilton
Haddin
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Richer
O'Toole
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Marichal
Shaw
Chicago
Houston
Ellsworth
Bruce
Kansas City
Boston
Fischer
Minnesota
Wilson
Delock
Kralick
Marenda
Washington
Eoni
Lee
Bowsfield
Cleveland
Baltimore
Donovan
Pappas
Detroit
Mossi
Koplitz
Burherdt
Aichet
San San Los Angeles
Prancisco
York
Veteran Driver Sets Boat Mark
Sam Griffith, veteran race boat driver, yesterday broke Gar Wood’s 4l year speed record in the open ocean Miami to New York run aboard the Blue Moppie. He completed 1297 miles in 33 hours 33 minutes, beating Wood’s 47 hours 15 minutes from 1921.
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Griffith
Miami
New York
Wood
Ford
Holman and Moody, Inc
Charlotte
N.C
H.p
Griffiths
New Smyrna Beach
Pia
Charleston
Morehead City
Oregon Inlet
Bree-Zee-Lee Yacht Basin
Cape May
Gar Wond
Baltimore Colts Rout Redskins in NFL Exhibition
Baltimore reserves sparked a 34 14 victory over the Washington Redskins as six Colt freshmen made key plays. Fullback Fred Gillett scored twice, Val Keckin connected with Hezekiah Braxton, Dave Yohn intercepted, Dick Wood threw for 45 yards to Bake Turner, and Lenny Moore added two scores while John Unitas played only the first half.
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Fred Gillett
Los Angeles State
Val Keckin
Mississippi Southern
Hezekiah Braxton
Virginia Union
Dave Yohn
Norman Snead
Dick Wood
Auburn
Baltimore
Bake Turner
Texas Tech
Lenny Moore
Colts
John Unitas
Yohn
Balte DD Yate Washing Yeets Summary
Fragmentary text appears to record a sports moment with names BALTE DD Yate BALTE Moore and BALT- entries. Mentions runs, kicks, and a converter whack with unclear context and distorted names. No clear teams or final score available.
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