Colts Lasso Dodgers Lead After Homer Heavy Rally
Davis hit a homer to drive Houston starter Ken Johnson from the mound in the sixth. Reliever Dean Stone allowed two singles before Bobby Tiefenauer retired the side with two more runs. Bob Aspromont led off the third with his fourth homer, Al Spangler and Joe Amalfitano scored on singles, and Moeller was lifted for Harness who singled in a run. Ed Roebuck worked three innings but loaded the bases in the ninth as Larry Sherry closed.
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Angels Sweep White Sox Behind Wagner and Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels end a four game skid by taking two games from Chicago White Sox 5-3 and 6-5. Leon Wagner hit his 17th and 18th homers with timely offense from Felix Torres and rookie contributions. Bo Belinsky and Jack Spring delivered crucial relief in Chicago.
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al Smith
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Baseball scores and schedule for today
Scores listed include Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 7 Milwaukee 3 Los Angeles 6 Houston 2 San Francisco 6 St. Louis 3 Chicago and New York 7 first game Chicago 4 New York 3 second game Milwaukee at New York tonight Shaw 82 vs Hook 4 7 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Purkey 11 1 Joy 9 6 vs McBean 63 Friend 7 7 or Francis 3 3 St Louis at Los Angeles Gibson 84 vs Koufax 92 Only games scheduled
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Exhibition Baseball Game Report For Local Muni Team
A municipal baseball exhibition featured players Serrene and Nishi, Wojciechowski and Diehl from the visiting side. To Molisere (LV) debuted as the batter, while other listed players contributed in the field and at bat in a brief peri od of play.
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Sandra Haynie Captures Second Straight Cosmopolitan Open
Sandra Haynie, a 19 year old from Fort Worth, won the Cosmopolitan Women's Open at Macktown Golf Course in Rockton with a 54 hole score of 210 after a par round. Ruth Jessen of Seattle finished second at 212 with rounds of 68 and 73.
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Jo Ann Prentice
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Sharon Scollard
Bhirney Engiehorn
Nicklaus Captures U S Open Playoff Over Palmer
Rookie pro Jack Nicklaus defeated Arnold Palmer in a playoff at Oakmont to win the United States Open by three strokes. Nicklaus, 22, shot 71 and collected 17 500 first prize, raising his year’s earnings to 43 198 95 while Palmer’s bid for a grand slam ended.
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Haller Lifts Giants Over Cardinals With Ninth Inning Blast
San Francisco catcher Tom Haller powered a three run homer in the ninth to rally the Giants to a 6 3 win over St. Louis. Haller raised his season total to six while Jack Sanford earned the win and Willie Mays contributed a two run double earlier.
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Vegan Smith Wins Elks Frontier Classic Singles Crown
Las Vegas bowler Vegan Smith led the sixth Elks Frontier Classic at Showboat Lanes with 731 to win the men's singles. Reece of Huntington Park finished second with 712. Local entries claimed top ten finishes in women's and men's events, including Hazelle Parfet and others in the women’s division.
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Barbara Slight
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Warren Mujer
Frank Mirabelli
Las Vegas
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Miller
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Sam Snader
Paul Kennedy
Bakersfield Beats Las Vegas Colts In Cashman Field Rally
Kelley Phil of Bakersfield did not hit for extra bases yet drove in the decisive runs as Bakersfield toppled the Las Vegas Colts 11 to 7. Bakersfield totaled three triples and two doubles while snapping Las Vegas current four game win streak. the Colts stand 6-3 on the season.
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Osuna and Hanks Triumph at National Hardcourt Tennis
Rafael Osuna of Mexico City polished off Larry Nagler of Los Angeles in straight sets 6 4 6 2 6 1 to win the men's singles title. Carol Hanks of St Louis defeated Marilyn Montgomery of San Antonio 7 5 6 3 for the women's singles crown.
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Legion Baseball Saturday Results and Notable Plays
In the first game Viegeteft 4 faced Las Vegas 6 with Trujillo and Weteel among the top scorers. The second game Viegeteft 8 beat Las Vegas 10 as Houghton and Wesel delivered key hits while Lowrie contributed in a late sixth inning for the F squad.
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Las Vegas Sun June 18 1962 front page item
Daily Las Vegas Sun issue dated June 18 1962 reports on local and national events with brief notices and headlines reflecting the northern California and Nevada news roundups. The page lists early sports scores, society notices, and community updates.
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Pacesetters National League American League
Baseball stat fragments list players with team abbreviations and numbers, including Giants, Athletics, Reds, Braves, Orioles, Cards, Twins, and Angels. Mentions of Seema Davis, W. Sox, Cepeda, Mays, Aaron, Gentile, Rollins, Siebern, White, and HM indicate a messy OCR of player stat lines and team links.
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Nicklaus Qualifies Eighth for 1963 Las Vegas Tournament of Champions
Jack Nicklaus secured the eighth spot for the 1963 Las Vegas Tournament of Champions by winning the United States Open yesterday. Other qualifiers for 1963 include Arnold Palmer Bill Casper Bobby Nichols Johnny Pott Al Johnston Lionel Hebert and Gene Littler.
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Bill Casper
Bobby Nichols
Johnny Pott
al Johnston
Lionel Hebert
Gene Littler
Blassie and The Destroyer to headline Cashman Field matches
Freddie Blassie faces Chief Crazy Horse in a grudge bout after Crazy Horse toppled Blassie's brother Jack in straight falls last week. The Destroyer meets former champion Sandor Szabo in a best two of three falls match as co main events at Cashman Field.
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Johnson Elorde Defend World Titles This Week
Boxing week centers on two world title fights and a TV bout. Harold Johnson defends his light heavyweight crown in Berlin against Gustav Scholz, while Gabriel Elorde puts his junior lightweight title on the line in Manila against Auburn Copeland. A Madison Square Garden TV bout features Jose Gonzalez vs Joey Archer.
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Flash) Copeland
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