Purkey Wins 12th as Reds Take Two From Pirates
Bob Purkey pitched a full game for his 12th victory, seventh in nine innings, in game two as Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 4-2. Jerry Lynch hit his fourth home run to tie the game in the fourth, and Chris Cardenas plus Frank Robinson provided the go ahead two runs. The opener saw the Reds win 4-3 on solo homers by Blasingame Robinson and Cardenas, as Joey Jay earned his 10th win while Bob Friend took his eighth loss for Pittsburgh.
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Jerry Lynch
Reds
Chris Cardenas
Frank Robinson
Marty Keough
John Edwards
Jack Lamabe
al McBean
Keough
Don Zimmer
Pirates
Blasingame
Robinson
Cardenas
Joey Jay
Bob Friend
Cincinnati
Virdon Cf
Pinson Cf
Abinson
Stuart Ib
Siti Lynch
b-Keough
Hoak
Colemar
Mazrski
Neema
Burgis
Jay
Friend O
Foiles
Olive
d-Schoud
Brosnan
Henry
Sturdivant
Klippsin
Marshil
f-Logan
Neeman
Lynch
Coleman
Pittsburgh
Groat
Mazeroski
Stuart
Mazeroski Hook
Skinner
Virdon
Nieman
Pinson
Srosoan
Klippstein
U—Landes
Smith Steiner
Boggess
Abrh
Bisngme
Abnsa
Marshall
I Lynch
Cimate
Burgess
Keough Ibis
Edwards
Nzeroski
Zimmer
McBean
Purkey
Hr—Lynch
Lamabe
Pitchea
U—Smith
Steiner
Landes
Pro Am Golf at Paradise Valley Club Crowned Winners
Joe Calwell won the Pro division with 36 34 70 while Minnie Cardillo took the Amateur sweep with 71 9 62. In team play Cardillo and Don Welch rolled 32 29 61 to win by two strokes amid scores from Evans Belt Capps Welch Wilson Ramsey Williams and Hensley.
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Paradise Valley Country Club
Joe Calwell
Minnie Cardillo
Cardillo
Don Welch
Los Angeles
Dale Andreason
Palm Springs
Jimmy Thompson
Mac Hunter
Riviera Club
Elyria
Ohio
Leo Biagetti
Ashland
Herman Keiser
Barberton
Joe Kotiarczyk
Fremont
Spring Valley
Biagetti
Ashland Country Club
Keiser
Kotlarczyk
Charley Smith
Kot
Demands $25,000 for Machen Williams bout
Promoter Earl Gilliam says heavyweight Ed Machen is demanding $25,000 to fight Cleveland Williams. Machen's manager Sid Flaherty wired the bid from San Jose. Machen, 42-4-1, has losses only to Johansson. Williams, 54-4 with 45 KOs, recently stopped Alonzo Johnson in the first round. Training injuries have affected two recent opponents including Machen.
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Houston
UPI
Earl Gilliam
Eddie Machen
Cleveland
Big Cat) Williams
Gilliam
Machen
Sid Flaherty
San Jose
Calif
Portland
Ore
Ingemar Johansson
Williams
Alonzo Johnson
Twins Rain 17 Hits In 9-4 Win Over A's
Camilo Pascual allowed seven hits as the Minnesota Twins pounded five Kansas City pitchers for 17 hits and a 9-4 victory. Lennie Green and Rich Rollins drive in two each, while Allison and Versalles each knock in three as Minnesota closes within 1 1/2 games of the idle Indians. Kansas City homered twice but could not prevent the loss that snapped its six game win streak.
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Kansas City, Mo
Camilo Pascual
Kansas City Athletics
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota
Ed Rakow
Lennie Green
Rich Rollins
Bob Allison
Kansas City
Dick Howser
Gino Cimoli
Allison
Zorro Versalles
Abrihbi
Kan City
Abrichi Green
Wowser
Power
Trtabil
Kiebrew
Jimerer
Tuttle
Siebern
Charles
Battey
Cimoili
Allen
Rakow
Pascual
Aaron delivers 465-foot grand slam as Braves rout Mets
Hank Aaron hits a towering 465-foot grand slam into the left-center bleachers at the Polo Grounds to spark a five-run third inning and help the Milwaukee Braves beat the New York Mets 7 to 1. Aaron drives in five runs, with Frank Bolling and Gus Bell also contributing big hits. Bob Shaw win number nine, while Jay Hook suffers his eighth loss.
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New York
UPI
Hank Aaron
Polo Grounds
Milwau
Kee Braves
New York Mets
Aaron
Jay Hook
Bob Shaw
Shaw
Joe Christopher
Mets
del Crandall
Christopher
Lou Brock
Chicago Cubs
Joe Adcock
Braves
Babe Ruth
Frank Bolling
Gus Bell
Hook
McMilin
Crandall
Chacon
Moorhead
Adcock
Hillman
Taylor
Ballot Friday shapes all star starting lineups
Major league players vote Friday as shakeups loom in both leagues for the All-Star Games. Key contenders include Mantle, Maris, Cepeda, Mays, Brock, Bolling, and Burgess among others as rivals threaten last year’s starters and outfield spots.
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New York
UPI
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantie
Yankees
Willie Mays
Giants
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Mantle
Mathews
Jim Davenport
Ken Boyer
Cardinals
Mays
Maris
Mickey
Johnny Temple
Orioles
Orlando Cepeda
Frank Bolling
Pittsburgh
Smokey Burgess
Norm Cash
Tigers
Pete Runnels
Red Sox
Norm Siebern
A’s
Vic Power
Twins
Joe Cunningham
White Sox
Temple
Cleveland
Tony Kubek
Tom Tresh
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Rich Rollins
Bubba Phillips
Clete Boyer
Frank Malzone
Manny Jimenez
Kansas City
Davis Homers in Ninth to Edge Cardinals 1 0
Tommy Davis hit a bottom of the ninth homer off Bob Gibson to give the Los Angeles Dodgers a 1 0 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Sandy Koufax pitched brilliantly until the decisive shot, as Gibson held the Dodgers to one run with eight strikeouts while Davis delivered the game winner in the bullpen.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Koufax
Davis
Kev
Gilliam
W.davis
T.davis
Oliver
Roseboro
Demeien
St Louis
HR T Vis
Wills
Javier
Moon
Gorman
Jackowski
Sudot
Dodgers Option Pete Richert to Omaha After DL Stint
Los Angeles Dodgers moved rookie left hander Pete Richert off the disabled list and optioned him to Omaha of the American Association. Richert, 1-1, long elbow muscle tear from a May 12 outing in St. Louis, was replaced by Phil Ortega who stays with the Dodgers after being recalled from Spokane.
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LOS Angeles
UPO
Pete Richert
Los Angeles Dodgers
Omaha
American Association
Richert
St. Louis
Phil Ortega
Spokane
Dodgers
Koufax Extends Dominance in 10th Win of Season
The Dodgers pitcher allowed five hits in a complete game win, his 10th of the year against two losses. He walked none through nine innings, with no outfield putouts until the ninth when Charlie James flew to right. Davis hit his sixth homer.
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Dodger
Koufax
Chalie James
Davis
Stranahan Gakarian Qualify for Tourney
Fourteen golfers qualified for the 1962 PGA national tournament to be held in Newton Square Pennsylvania July 19 22. Stranahan of San Leandro and Gakarian of Modesto led Northern California qualifiers at Silverado Napa with 70 70 140 and 69 72 141.
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Dick Stranahan
San Leandro
Joe Gakarian
Modesto
National Professional Golfers Association
Newton Square
Stranahan
Gakarian
Silverado
Napa
California
Larczyk
Fremont Country Club
Smith
Fremont
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Ohio
Denver
Bill Bisdorf
Colorado
Green Gables Country Club
Tony Novitsky
Columbine Country Club
J. D. Taylor
Novitsky
Columbus
Jouett Brown
Cincinnati
Jack Ortman
Springboro
Brown
University of Louisville
Coldstream Country Club
York Temple Country Club
Ortman
Capital University
Sycamore Creek Country Club
Tulsa
Okla
Buster Cupit
Fort Smith
Muni Softball Opens With Squires Park Victories
First game ends 66 60 13 with Bitty Pierce and John Deluca keying offense. Ted Arnold and Scoop Carlson lead in hits while Ron Bonanto shines for the G team. Second game features LDS Ejigath and Larkin Plumbing with Coombs and Tebbs among the scoring leaders. Evening schedule lists matchups at Squires and Mer cury venues including Central Telephone Coo Coo Club Triangle Auto Nevada Power.
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Pierce
John Deluca
Ted Arnold
Scoop” Carlson
Ron Bonanto
Bonanto
Arnold
LDS Ejigath
Larkin Plumbing
Bob Coombs
Earl Coombs
Larry Thatcher
George Blearard
Chuck Hale
Terry Tebbs
Earl Alger
Vern Waite
Bil Brown
P.m
Central Telephone
Coo-Coo Club
Squires & P.m
Sports Liquor
NTS
Mercury
John Davis
Bob Robey
Chester Ely
Gary Hoover
Keith Cummins
Triangle Auto
Nevada Power
Squires
Szabo Rematch Scheduled After Wild Cashman Field Bout
Sandor Szabo and The Destroyer plan a rematch next Monday night following a chaotic match at Cashman Field. The De stroyer won the third fall by ringside retirement amid jeers as three fans were escorted away for overexuberance. Fred the Blassie beat Chief Crazy Horse two falls to one in their clash, while La Pintera and Mike Mazurki drew and Bretolt forced Jack Blassie to submit in preliminaries.
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Sandor Szabo
the Destroyer
Cashman Field
Calaboose
Freddie Blassie
Chief Crazy Horse
la Pintera
Mike Mazurki
Bretolt
Jack Blassie
McKinley Caldwell Advance In London Tennis Championship
McKinley of St. Louis and Caldwell of Santa Monica reach the third round at the London Grass Courts. McKinley defeats Premit Sal of India 6 2 6 3 in round two. Caldwell defeats Mrs J J Marshall of England 6 0 6 0 in first round.
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McKinley, Caldwell
Pace Yanks
London
Chuck McKinley
St. Louis
Carol Caldwell
Santa Monica
Call
America
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Ned Neely
Atlanta
Froehling
Jose Arilla
Spain
Neely
Narenda Nath
India
Ed Rubinoff
Kenns Gems Day at Hellypark with Multiple Horse Picks
In the sixth race Ann s Knight of Woodhaven and Top Caliber are noted as contenders at Hel lypark. The B entry is touted as the best bet of the day. Reigh oiis with Pilot Patch leads the fourth race. Initiate exits as the fifth s top selection while Hostara is No 2. Repi queteo and Blue Monarch are suggested outside picks in the eighth. See ya tomorrow in the Sun.
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Psst
Bud
Hellypark
Ann
Knight of Woodhaven
Reighoiis
Initiate
Hostara
Repiqueteo
Blue Monarch
CYO Baseball Summary at Baker Field
St Bridget's and St Anne's meet in a Crusader division game at Baker. Robert Johnson Allen Pabbi Bill Blasco and James Walker are noted. Walker hits a home run with no runners on base in the fifth inning.
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St. Bridget’s
St. Anne's
Robert Johnson
Allen Pabbi
Bill Blasco
James Walker
Hr—Walker
Local Youth Baseball Schedule and Skirmish Scores From Muni Parks
Late Muni Ball CLASS A and SENIOR LEAGUE results show Dodgers, Polar Ice, and other teams competing at Municipal venues. Highlights include HR by Ron Stock and Barney Flippin, forfeit wins, and multiple double plays. Multiple teams from North Las Vegas to Paradise reported scores and roster notes.
Baseball Night Matchups Across American Cities
Night games feature American League battles with Estrada and McBride pitching for the Angels in Kansas City, Monbow facing Gomez in Boston Cleveland, and Kaat against Pizarro in Minnesota Chicago. Washington duels Detroit led by Cheney and Osteen, plus Lary and others on the slate as New York Baltimore, Los Angeles Kansas City, Boston Cleveland, and Minnesota Chicago play through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estrada
Angels
Kansas City
McBride
Wyatt
Boston
Cleveland
Monbow Queue
Gomez
Minnesota
Chicago
Kaat
Pizarro
Washington
Detroit
Cheney
Osteen
Lary
New York
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Los
Kansas
Night Baseball Fixtures Highlight City Matchups
Yesterday results show Cincinnati defeating Pittsburgh and Milwaukee toppling New York while Los Angeles and St. Louis drew. Tonight features St Louis at Los Angeles Milwaukee at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Houston at San Francisco with several pitchers listed for each matchup.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cincinnat
Milwaukee
New York
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Piche
Hendley
Craig
Chicago
Philadelphia
Koonce
Va. Bennett
Maloney
Prancia
St. Lewis
Simmons
Drysdale
Houston
San Francisco
Wood
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Don Blasingame
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John Ramsey
Ken Williams
Calwell
Chuck Hensley
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Las Vegas Colts
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Archie Walker
Gary Romers
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Totais Weer Totaisara
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Bass
Jimenez
Fischer
Cimoli
Rollins
Versalies
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Howser
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Pr—Arcue
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Kinnamon
Soar
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Tags
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Hr—Aobing
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S—Christopher
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Rick Pace
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Henderson Boy's Club
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Paradise Palms
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