Hitters Not Safe In American League Games
In a busy AL slate, Cleveland swept Boston behind Mike Fornieles four plunkings. Los Angeles beat Oakland, Wagner and Walker clashed triggering ejections. Latman and Phillips fueled Indians rallies, while misplayed pitches aided Chicago and Washington victories.
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Mike Fornieles
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Indians
Red Sox
Kansas City
Terry Walker
Athletics
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles
Wagner
Walker
Academies Set Recruiting Rules to Quiet Critics
The Army Navy and Air Force academies agree to new recruiting rules clarifying policy on student athletes. Recruits must sign statements that they have not signed letters of intent or aid with another school, with contingencies allowed only if accepted as cadet or midshipman.
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Washington
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Tonganoxie Pitcher Hurls Perfect Game
Gary Wyrick, 15 year old left handed pitcher for Tonganoxie in the Pony League, has pitched 1634 innings this spring, allowing only three hits and three runs while fanning 37. Tongy High School sophomore Bruce Henry says he is fast with great control. Wyrick threw a perfect game beating the Chieftains 10-0 as Tongy opens 3-0.
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Amateur Wrestlers Set for National Meet in Toledo
More than 200 amateur wrestlers from 27 nations weigh in for the 4th world championship tournament in Toledo Ohio. Freestyle action starts with wrestlers under 114.5 pounds as Iran Turkey and Russia compete for the team title with the United States Japan and Bulgaria close behind. Tran returns all five last year’s gold medalists in Japan. Freestyle finals set for Saturday night and the World Wrestling Federation congress follows Sunday plus three days of Greco Roman starting Monday.
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Bulgaria
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World Amateur Wrestling Federation
Cowboy to defend Kansas City rodeo title this summer
Monk Russell a 31 year old Oklahoma City cowboy will defend his all around championship at the Kansas City Rodeo. The six night event runs June 29 through July 4 with champions from last year returning. Entrants include Donald Berger Wichita Kent Tibbetts Caney and Ronald Mueller a New Yorker in the bareback bronc event.
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Hutchinson
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Okla
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Senopah
Tom Knowles
Roanoke
Tex
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McPherson
Dick Young
Eureka
Bill Symons
Stillwater
Jimmy Miller
Shawnee
Rugged weather mars 65th NCAA golf championship at Duke
Durham AP report on the 65th National Collegiate championship at Duke University where rain interrupted the second round. Medalist Kermit Zarley of Houston led at 140 after 36 holes but several top contenders fell, with play suspended and resumes slated for the afternoon.
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Ed Moehling Jr
Illinois
Northern Illinois
Zarley
Charles Layton
Georgia
Pete Byers
Marshall
John Lotz
San Jose State
Royal Rick Faces Tough Yonkers Good Time Pace Start
Royal Rick, winner of the $50,000 International Pace, draws post 12 from the second tier in Yonkers Raceway’s $65,000 Good Time Pace. Henry T. Adios is the 3-1 favorite for the race, to be driven by Stanley Dancer from post 10. Royal Rick is driven by George Sholty and listed at 4-1.
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Yonkers Raceway
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Buffalo Raceway
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Stanley Dancer
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Braves sweep Mets as Aaron caps doubleheader with six RBIs
Yesterday's Stars recap notes Hank Aaron homered twice and added three singles driving in six runs as the Braves swept the doubleheader over New York Mets. Barry Latman tossed a five hit shutout in the nightcap to help Cleveland sweep Houston 6-3 and 2-0.
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Associated Press
Hank Aaron
Braves
Milwaukee
New York
Barry Latman
Indians
Cleveland
Hoston
Cards End Slump With 4-3 Win Over Dodgers In 11
The St. Louis Cardinals snapped a four game skid by beating the Dodgers 4-3 in 11 innings at Los Angeles. Bill White delivered the decisive run scoring Ken Boyer after a series of hits. Norm Sherry hit a tying two run homer for the Dodgers in the seventh.
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Baseball Scores and Incidents Across Leagues
Major and minor league results fill the ledger with Cleveland, Minnesota, Boston and Chicago winning, while New York at Baltimore was postponed by rain. The A's Angels clash produced a no hit free for all with Wagner and Walker ejected after a brawl, as Los Angeles continued its power display with Wagner’s 20th homer.
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Ridan Favorite for Warren Wright Handicap at Arlington
Ridan the 3-year-old champion candidate is a heavy favorite for the Warren Wright Handicap at Arlington Park a 50 000 added race. Eleven nominees include Times Roman and Summer Savory with Gushing Wind as the main late challenger. Manuel Yeata will ride Ridan in the 1 1/16 mile test as track officials face potential minus pools on show and perhaps place bets.
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Arlington Park
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Park Deere Stable
Temple and Pinson In My Punchline Duel
Cincinnati writer Earl Lawson says Johnny Temple hits harder than Vada Pinson after a 1963 dressing room incident. Pinson apologized for the onstage punch and Lawson noted he was tired of getting hit by ballplayers. Temple, former Red second baseman with the Orioles, defended a disputed call.
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Johnny Temple
Vada Pinson
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Pirates
Temple
Associated Press
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Hank Aaron’s torrid hitting powers Braves past Mets
Hank Aaron racked up nine hits in 16 at bats over a three game span against the Mets, driving in 11 runs and boosting his season average to .335 with 16 homers. He had five hits, including two homers, in a Wednesday doubleheader sweep and led Milwaukee to wins as several pennant races shifted.
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Associated Press
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Exclusive Pro Swing tournament to pit majors champs
A new exclusive golf event for the Masters, U S Open, British Open and PGA champion field will be held Sept 8 9 at Firestone Country Club Akron with 50 000 to winner and 15 000 to runner up ESPN NBC coverage from hole 13 to 18. Palmer and Nicklaus are already qualified for the world series of golf.
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Redskins Resign Lasse and Schick for 1962 NFL Season
The Washington Redskins announced that linebackers Dick Lasse and Doyle Schick have returned their signed contracts for the 1962 NFL season. Lasse from Syracuse is starting his fifth pro year and Schick, a Kansas alumnus, is beginning his second season.
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University of Kansas
First Round Delivers Wins in Kansas Women's Amateur Golf
Defending champ Jean Ashley of Chanute and Natasha Fife of Wichita won first round matches in Topeka. Ashley defeated Mrs. Engleman 7 and 6, while Fife beat Wheat 7 and 6. Medalist Fife shot 73 in qualifying. Other winners include Graham El Dorado, Dunham Salina, Miller Wichita, Rubelee Kansas City, Becker Topeka, Jarvis Winfield, Stevens Wichita, Keesling Wichita, Smith Wichita, Whitaker Kansas City, Curtis Topeka, Joan Ashley Chanute, and Lee Marshall Salina.
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