Santo’s Pair of Homers Lift Cubs Past Dodgers in 10th
Ron Santo slugged two homers as the cleanup hitter for the Chicago Cubs in a 4 10 inning win over first place Los Angeles. He tied the game in the fifth and won it with a homer in the 11th, ending Chicago’s four game skid and narrowing the Dodgers’ edge over San Francisco to 5 12 games. Santo’s season totals rise with his hot stretch after spring promotion to the No 4 spot.
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Houston
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Frank Howard
Moose Skowron
Larry Sherry
Mets
Cards
Carmel
New Yorkers
al Jackson
Charlie
James
Ron Hunt
Frank Thomas
al Moran
Bobby Shantz
August Channel Catfishing Stirs Midwest Angling Hope
The article urges August fishing in the Midwest, highlighting channel catfish in large lakes. It notes August as possible for good returns with guides on Lake of the Ozarks, Grand Lake Oklahoma, and Bull Shoals, and contrasts with peak spring months. It discusses bait preferences, skill, and potential future discoveries in channel cat sport fishing.
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Hiddon Boys
Jewel Allan
Lake of the Ozarks
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Jess Leith
Grand Lake
Oklahoma
Norfolk
Bull Shoals
Table Rock
Tucker Hollow
Lead Hill
High School Rodeo Tops Performances at Tarkio Finals
The National High School championship rodeo in Tarkio Mo concludes Sunday with 274 entries the largest field in history. Thursday night top marks include bareback bronc Hardy Koontz 174 points calf roping Craig Haythorne 16.6 seconds and more across seven events with injuries noted as Tom Jarrard of Kaycee Wyo was counted out after being kicked by a bronc.
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S.D
Craig Haythorne
Arthur
Neb
Ronnie Miller
Garnett
Kan
Rex Taylor
Wolf Point
Mont
Larry Wiese
Thedford
Larry Detsins
Wausau
Wis
Helen Keeline
New Castle
Joan Mitchell
Ogallala
Carla Ann Johnson
Vinton
Okla
Defending Champion Out Of Western Amateur Tourney
The Western Amateur in Benton Harbor, Mich will crown a new champion as 1962 holder Art Hudnutt of Elyria is eliminated. Don Voth of Akron and Tom Weiskopf of Bedford lead after 36 holes of qualifying while Hudnutt posted 86 84 170 total. Dale Morey Morgantown NC posted a 71 to lead par scores on the 6943 yard course.
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Elyria
Hudnutt
Voth
Weiskopf
Point-O-Woods Country Club
Dale Morey
Morgantown
N.C
Cards Athletics Are Rapped Again
The St Louis Cardinals lost 3-2 to the New York Mets as an eighth inning homer by Duke Carmel broke a 2-2 tie. Kansas City fell 5-3 to the Chicago White Sox, with Gary Peters winning his eleventh and Dave Wickersham taking the loss.
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New York Mets
Duke Carmel
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Los Angeles
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White Sox
Chicago
al Weis
Gary Peters
Peters
A's
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George Alusik
Jerry Lumpe
Bobby del Checo
Alasik
Dave Nicholson
Mike Hershberger
St. Louis
Julien Javier
Ray Sadecki
Charley James
Mets
Ron Hunt
Frank Thomas
Carmel
al Moran
Bobby Shantz
al Jackson
Moe Drabowsky
Cleveland
Jack Kralick
Milwaukee
Bob Gibson
Bob Hendley
Braves
Insurance Contracts For Little Leaguers Ruled Void in Iowa
Iowa Insurance Commissioner William E. Timmons ruled that a contract forcing Little League players to insure with American Casualty Co. is illegal. He ordered the company to end its Iowa contract by January 1 to allow continued operations, noting higher costs and protests from three Iowa leagues.
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American Casualty Co
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Iowa
William E. Timmons
Timmons
Little League Baseball Inc
Williamsport
Ilowans
American Casualty
Little League
Creighton J. Hale
Clinton Opens Bid In Softball Meets With 9-0 Win
Clinton started the Northeast Kansas Softball tournament with a 9-0 victory over Woody's Aces at Municipal Park. Clinton has a first-round bye and will meet Leavenworth Knights at 8:45 p.m. Sunday in the winner's bracket.
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Leavenworth
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Leavenworth Knights
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Ligon
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Lee
Aldredge
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F.M
Nigeria to host Tiger Fullmer title clash in Ibadan
Mid dleweight champion Dick Tiger defends against Gene Fullmer in Ibadan Nigeria Saturday in the first world title fight there. Promoter Jack Solomons and a $280000 subsidy back the 15 round bout at Liberty Stadium with 45 000 expected fans if rain cooperates. Tiger seeks to extend a 1962 San Francisco win over Fullmer to a third meeting after a Las Vegas draw.
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Dick Tiger
Pride of
Gene Fullmer
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Las Vegas
Jack Solomons
Liberty Stadium
United States
Lagos
Joseph Modupe Johnson
Labor and Sports
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Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Nev
Handsomest Cassius Clay Won't Fight Liston Next Year
New York AP reports Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston will not meet in the ring until 1963 as taxes and scheduling push the bout beyond this year. Clay touts his fame with a self assured record, while attorney Gordon Davidson notes a tentative Liston clash may occur in April.
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Cassius Clay
Cash
Sonny Liston
Cassius
Firehouse
Bear Liston
Louisville
Liston
Cassius Mar
Gordon Davidson
Intercontinental Promotions, Inc
Plans to Reactivate American Association Draws Fire
The Major Minor League executive committee moved to reactivate the American Association drawing sharp criticism from Pacific Coast League president Dewey Soriano. He called the plan damaging and said reactivating cities with a history of duds does not bring stability to baseball.
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American Association
Dewey Soriano
Pacific Coast League
Seattle
Plan to reorganize American Association into six teams
The executive committee announced a plan to restructure the American Association into a six team league after last year’s sweeping minor league changes. The Pacific Coast League and the International League would return to eight teams, following their expansion to ten teams in the previous reorganization.
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International League
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