Broglio Shuts Out Braves as Cards Split doubleheader
Ernie Broglio pitched a three-hitter en route to a 2-0 Cardinals victory in the Fourth of July game, while Kansas City Athletics split a doubleheader with the New York Yankees in New York. Mantle hit two homers for the Yanks, Maris drove in a run, Segui won his sixth as the A's collected 16 hits. Keane cautioned the year would be a battle as St. Louis slid to fourth in the NL.
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Ken Boyer
Warren Spahn
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Kansas City Athletics
Yankees
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Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Diego Segui
Yanks
A's
Jerry Lumpe
Bell and Fife Sweep Past Second Session
COLORADO SPRINGS AP The defending champion Judy Bell of Colorado Springs and Natasha Fife of Wichita both advanced in the Colorado Springs Invitational. Bell needed 20 holes to outlast Fran na of Fort Lauderdale. Fife eliminated Jinny Long of Colorado Springs 7 and 5. Jean Ashley shot 73 to beat Marcia Dailey 7 and 6. Other second round results include Griswold over Woodman 3 and 2 and Jarvis over Munger 1 up on 19th.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Natasha Fife
Wichita
Kan
Jinny Long
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Marcia Dailey
Denver
Paula
Sue Griswold
Jane Woodman
Virginia Jarvis
Winfield
Jane Munger
Dallas
Vi Ann Beadle
Belton
Marge Allen
Barbara McIntire
Kay Chandler
Miss Bell
Miss McIntire
Glenn Roberts Regains Stock Car Crown at Daytona
Glenn Roberts won the Firecracker 250 at Daytona Beach driving a 1962 Pontiac, finishing 12 seconds ahead of Junior Johnson. A four car crash halted the race for seven laps, preventing a new speed record as Roberts posted 1 hour 36 minutes 36 seconds for 214 miles at an average 153.688 mph.
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Fireball
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Junior Johnson
Ronda
N.C
Ford
Nelson Stacy
Fred Lorenzen
David Pearson
Spartanburg
S.C
Santa Clara Rookie Signs Bonus Pact With Giants
Santa Clara pitcher Bob Garibaldi, 20, agreed to a $150,000 bonus with the San Francisco Giants in a bid for a major league payoff. He will work out with the club now and join the roster officially on July 15, as Giants officials and manager Alvin Dark anticipate a strong addition to the staff. The deal caps a month of bidding among major league clubs and follows Garibaldi's standout University of Santa Clara season.
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SAN Francisco AP
Bob Garibaldi
San Francisco
Giants
Dark
Ford Frick
Garibaldi
University of Santa Clara
Santa Clara star earns national prospect honor near Stockton
Garibaldi was named the best college prospect after finishing second at the NCAA World Series event last month. He chose the Giants for their power hitting and proximity, only 80 miles from his Stockton home in California.
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Garibaldi
Giants
Stockton
Calif
Crown and Denton Win Lawrence Club Q Tourney
John Crown and Francis Denton won the Lawrence Country Club Q tournament with a 36 hole net of 122. Jim Large and Ray Akin were second at 125, a four team tie for third at 126, and Odd Williams-Dave Evans placed seventh at 127. Gold medal rounds featured Signor 74-71-145, Colt 77-74-151, Hack 79-74-153, Smith 75-76-151.
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John Crown
Francis Denton
Lawrence Country Club
Jim Large
Ray Akin
T. W. Smith
Lyman Wiley
Jack Maxwell
Bob Payne
Gerald Cooley
Jim Wooden
Jack Flickinger
Chuck Lanning
Odd Williams
Dave Evans
Bob Signor
Mack Colt
al Hack
T. V. Smith
U.S. Netter Reaches Wimbledon Women’s Final
Karen Hantze Susman of Chula Vista California defeated Ann Haydon of Britain 8-6 6-1 to reach the All England Championships women's singles final. The 19 year old Trinity University alum will face Maria Bueno of Brazil or Vera Sukova of Czechoslovakia on Saturday.
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England
Karen Hantze Susman
Chula Vista
Calif
Britain
Ann Haydon Today
Trinity University
San Antonio
Tex
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Vera Sukova
Czechoslovakia
Second Morrill Act established 25000 endowment for colleges
The 1890 Morrill Act provided a $25 000 annual endowment for each land grant college ensuring support to the institutions designated as beneficiaries under the law.
Lake Garnett to Host 2.8 Mile Grand Prix Race
Lake Garnett officials prepare for a two day 2.8 mile road race around the lake in Garnett City Park. More than 100 entrants including Grady Davis Don Yenko and Dick Thompson compete for championship points with international drivers George Chapman and Jack Hinkle among the field. The setup includes a 47 foot start tower white edged course 36 car grids 30 000 parking spaces and spectator safety and rescue gear. Races run from 9 a.m. Saturday to the 25 lap Grand Prix on Sunday.
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Lake Garnett
Garnett City Park
Mary Stipe
Kansas City
Sports Car Club of America, Inc
Grady Davis
Don Yenko
Pittsburgh
Dick Thompson
Washington, D.C
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Otto Kline
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Ill
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Dubuque
Iowa
Cooper
Jim Scott
Winnetka
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Eric Mangelsen
Ann Arbor
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Towanda
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Shelton Brown
Evanston
Alfa
Ed Astro
Baltimore
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Ed French
Howard Hanna
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St. Louis
Floyd Raskow
Boston
George E. Chapman
Winnipeg
Canada
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Jack Hinkle
Wichita
Harry Heuer
Chicago
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Nicklaus Predicts High Scores at Troon Open
Jack Nicklaus the United States Open Champion said the back nine at Troon could push score totals higher for the British Open starting Monday. He spoke after two days of practice in Troon Scotland.
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Scotland
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Golf stars lead 29 strong U.S. challenge for British title
The article notes a 7,045 yard links course by the Firth of Clyde where players like Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Sam Snead Gene Littler and Phil Rodgers headline a 29 man U.S. entry. It quotes a wary comment on the back nine and potential high scores if wind rises.
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Firth of Clyde
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Gene Littler
Phil Rodgers
U.S
Attendance dips in 1962 baseball as crowds fall
Attendance for 18 major league games on July 4 totaled 224,866, about 5,000 fewer than 1961. The National League led with 115,292 for eight games, while the American League drew 109,574 for ten. Last season both leagues combined for 229,404.
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