Essegian Ends Slump and Tribe Ties for First Spot
Cleveland's Chuck Essegian ended a prolonged drought with a three run homer as the Indians beat Baltimore 64 to move within .004 of the AL lead behind a late surge by Willie Taxby. Felix Torres fueled the Angels past the Yankees while several other AL games featured strong pitching and late-inning rallies.
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Two Veterans Remain In Amateur Meet Quarterfinals
In the Trans Misssissippi Golf Tour at Old Warson, veterans Richard S. Norville and Walker Copper Cochran lead the field into the quarterfinals alongside dark horse Allan Schmidt. College players George Boutell Paul Desjardin Harry Toscano Jr Gary Truax and Bob Ryan compete, with Toscano’s upset over Matt Taber highlighted and deaths affecting Jim Blair.
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Oilers win in non pro baseball tournament action
Wichita Wayside Oilers defeated Osawatomie Indians 13 3 and Wichita Instants beat Kansas City Cardinals 14 1 in first round of the Kansas Non pro Baseball Tournament Wichita National Guard beat Mc Connell Air Force Base 9 3 in a losers bracket game Eight run fifth inning featured six walks and five hits Minor Scotts three run homer highlighted the Instants rally Schedule shows Wichita National Guard versus Wichita St Peters loser eliminated at 5 p m and later games.
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Fr Leavenworth Man Leads Military Meet Golf Tourney
Albert W. Johnson Jr of Ft Leavenworth shot a 67 to lead the 1962 Fifth Army Golf Tournament at the three quarter mark with a 212 four under par. Sgt Artemio Fortune of Ft Sheridan and 2nd Lt Ronald L Roger of St Louis shared second at 213. Pic Peter L Dock of Ft Riley stood fourth at 214. Top teams at the three quarter point were Ft Riley 665, Ft Leavenworth 670, Ft Leonard Wood 673, Ft Carson 678, Ft Sheridan 681. Golfers from 15 Army installations across 13 states compete.
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Hageman Signs Contract With Redskins in 1982
Washington signing four veteran players including Fred Hageman a former Kansas star. Hageman at 6 foot 4 and 244 pounds played regular linebacker as a rookie last fall and will move to offensive center this season.
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Halfback Lennie Moore Limited by Injuries
Maryland workmen's compensation commission ruled Baltimore Colts halfback Len ny Moore 90 percent able and awarded him 463 for permanent partial disability from football injuries last season. They assigned 5 percent for the right hand and 5 percent for the left ankle, totaling the compensation for 8 weeks plus 9 4/5 weeks at stipulated weekly amounts.
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Baseball scores and schedule from diamond data
The Associated Press brief lists results from major leagues with standings, and schedules for Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Washington Minnesota Boston Kansas City New York Los Angeles and other teams. It notes game outcomes Cincinnati Chicago 4 8, Los Angeles New York 4 6, and Pittsburgh Houston 6 4 among others with upcoming games over the next two days.
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Cooper Aims For Major Golf Crown At Motor City Open
Pete Cooper returns to Knollwood Country Club in Detroit on the first day of the Motor City Open as a 6-under 65 leads the field. Bruce Crampton Bill Casper Bob Shave and Dave Ragan trail with strong rounds as 40 players go under par. Cooper notes he missed only three greens and had 27 putts, while praising the Knollwood layout.
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Palmer Stays Hot To Push His Lead In British Meet
Arnold Palmer shot a five under par 67 at Troon to extend his lead to five strokes over Kel Nagle in the British Open. Palmer's 54 hole total reached 207 while Nagle stood at 212 after a 70. Sam Snead and Jack Nicklaus trailed, each above 220, as Palmer surged with back nine birdies amid crowd control complaints.
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Top Horses Duel in Rich 1962 Stakes Riots of Turf
A glittering field of stars including Kelso Carry Back Provest Cicada and Bramalea chase six major stakes on a six race card led by Hollywood Gold Cup at $162000 and Monmouth Park Handicap at $100000 added. Notable entries include Aidan Admiral's Voyage Olden Times T.V. Lark Crimson Satan and Run For Nurse among others as racing’s richest afternoon unfolds at coast to coast venues.
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Hand Hurt Sandy Koufax Wins Still
New York AP report says Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers pitched left handed with a numb swelling index finger against the Mets. Koufax left after seven innings with three hits allowed as Larry Sherry closed out a 3-0 victory.
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Defending Champ In Semi Final Run Today
Defending Kansas Juniors Golf Champion Andy Nusbaum of Salina plays Jamie Thompson of Wichita in the semi finals at Manhattan. Other semi finalists include Ron Schamedmann of Manhattan and Jim Chew of Lyons. The championship match is set for this afternoon after Thursday results.
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Alaska Arrival Leads to Fishing Adventure
The narrator and party land smoothly in Anchorage onboard a Northwest Orient jet. They explore the city with bush pilot Lee Helen and Gary King, fish for cutthroat trout and Dolly Varden, then plan a red salmon outing on the Russian River as weather improves.
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Davis Cup Action Opens in Cleveland With U S Stars
The American Zone Davis Cup ties begin in Cleveland with Chuck McKinley facing Francois Godbout in the first singles. Douglas, Fontana, and Ralston set for a likely U S doubles lineup as play starts at noon CST. The United States aims to reach the Mexico City finals in early August after beating Mexico last year.
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