Indians Top White Sox as Gomez Earns First AL Win
Cleveland, led by Ruben Gomez’s first American League win, pulls into a first place tie with Los Angeles after a 5-3 victory over Chicago. Maris and Mantle power the Yankees with multi homer game in a 7-5 win over Minnesota.
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Maris Mantle Homer Duo Powers Yankees Past Twins
New York's Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle each homered twice as the Yankees beat Minnesota 7-5 to stay within a half game of the AL lead. Mantle tied a major league record with four consecutive homers in four at bats across games, while Maris hit his 20th and 21st. Mantle noted lingering leg trouble and questioned the batting order's effect.
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Patterson’s Camp Says He’ll Rise Against Liston
Dan Florio asserts Floyd Patterson remains unfazed by a knockdown and will rebound in the September 25 title bout. The piece highlights Patterson’s resilience shown against Johansson, while noting Casey Stengel’s quips on New York baseball and ongoing pennant races with Yankees, Dodgers, and other clubs.
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Dan Florio
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Ingemar Johansson
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Mets Rally Sparks 10-3 Win Over Cardinals
New York Mets defeated the St Louis Cardinals 10 to 3 as Rod Kanehl belted a grand slam in a six run eighth inning. Ray Sadecki gave up three early runs while Gil Hodges hit his 370th career homer. In Kansas City, the Athletics beat the Washington Senators 12 to 9 behind Dan Lumpe and Norm Siebern who each collected four hits.
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All-Star Umpire Names Announced for Major League Game
Commissioner Ford Frick reveals the All-Star umpiring crew for the Washington game. Ed Hurley handles plate duties with Augie Donatelli at first, Bob Stewart at second, Tony Venton at third, and Harry Schwartz alongside Al Forman on the lines. Scorers named are Ray Kelly, Bob Addie, and Morrie Siegel.
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Washington Daily News
Marichal fires Frisco to win with 12th complete game
Juan Marichal pitched 5 hitters, struck out 13 as the San Francisco Giants beat Los Angeles 12 to 3. It was his 12th victory, all complete games, moving the Giants within half a game of the Dodgers. Cepeda and Alou yielded key hits as SF built leads with four, five, and three runs in the later innings.
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Hatching Ops Near End at Pratt Hatchery
State Fish Hatchery at Pratt reports about two million channel catfish hatched this season plus an undetermined number of other species. Final counts depend on growing conditions as ponds are drained to measure fingerlings for stocking.
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Dirt trap controversy clouds Giants Dodgers game
In San Francisco the Giants beat the Dodgers 12 3 as Juan Marichal struck out 13 for his 12th win. Umpire Jocko Conlan ordered dirt removed near first base amid questions of a deliberate trap for baserunners. Dodgers manager Walt Alston and Giants manager Alvin Dark denied any plan to slow opponents.
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Troon jitters grip world golfers before British Open
The Troon jitters descend on hundreds of top players at Troon Scotland as the British Open opens. Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead voice mixed nerves and optimism about the weather course and scores with Snead predicting a winning 284.
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Farrier Higgins Lead Cedar Club Shooters In Rain Shortened Meet
Fred Farrier and Ernie Higgins topped a nine gunners field at the Cedar Hill Gun Club six miles south of 23rd and Has kell. Both hit 24 of 25 targets before heavy rain shortened the session. Other scores include Tom Sawyer 23 Tom Kincaid 23 Dr Monti Belot 22 Danny Farrier 20 Denny O Bryon 15 Earon Holloway 14 Mike O Bryon HH.
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Ernie Higgins
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State Boating Deaths Climb to Twelve in 1962
In 1962 the number of state boating fatalities rose to twelve with a July 3 death pushing the total to twelve, eight more than the total for all of 1961. Officials stress safety enforcement under the Kansas Boating Act for all watercraft including canoes fishing boats and speed boats.
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Texan Wins Wimbledon Women’s Singles Title
Mrs. Karen Hantze Susman of San Antonio Texas defeated Mrs. Vera Sukova of Czechoslovakia to claim the Wimbledon women's singles championship ending four years of American wait.
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Legion Tangles With Tough Foe In Two Tonight
Hutchinson American Legion baseball aims for state title after a runner up finish last year as it visits Municipal Park for two games against Lawrence. Hutchinson brings a 19-4 record led by undefeated Gary Marshall and 6-2 Darrel Dodge with Ralph Light and Dave Tenpenny on mound duty.
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