Personal notes on sports figures and upcoming seasons
Six month service for Dotson who may join Look Magazine after. Ray Meyers scouts pros in town with a film titled A Tiger Wins His Stripes. Gary Ray attends KU on a baseball grant-in-aid. Pro gridiron players and track coach Hageman train early for Redskins. Legion baseball opens a week-long tour and a seven-state July 4 8 tournament. Cassius Clay faces a belt challenge while Jayhawks and Red Sox pros discussed. Yankees PePitone likely starter in All Star lineup with Kaline Mantle and Malzone noted.
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Journal-World
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Old Pro Krishnan Versus Emerson At Wimbledon Round of 16
Ramanathan Krishnan, 26, aims for his third Wimbledon semifinal as he faces top seed Roy Emerson in the round of 16. Krishnan beat Ronald Barnes 6 4 6 0 6 4 to reach this stage. American Chuck McKinley and Frank Froehling also advance, with McKinley set to meet Jaidip Mukerjea.
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Long Beach
Calif
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Germany
Marilynn Smith Leads In Brookville Action
Marilynn Smith holds a one stroke lead at the Carvel Open after firing 34 on the front and par on the back nine for a 73 total. Mickey Wright, from Dallas, shot a 37 36 73 and trailed by three strokes entering the second round at Tom O'Shanter layout. Judy Kimball sits one shot behind Smith.
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N.Y
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Marilynn Smith
Buhler Youngster Reaches 16 and Under Semifinals
Top seed Steve Balzer of Buhler Kan won two matches to reach the boys 16 and under semifinals at the Mid-Continent tennis tournament. He beat Gordon Smith Newton Kan 6 2 6 1 and Doug Bromley Tulsa Okla 6 0 6 4. Also in the semifinals were Gary Williams Tulsa Rick Wilbur Great Bend Kan and Bruce Barrett Tulsa.
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Wichita
Steve Balzer
Buhler
Kan
Balzer
Gordon Smith
Newton
Doug Bromley
Tulsa
Okla
Gary Williams
Rick Wilbur
Great Bend
Bruce Barrett
Culp Earns His Tenth As Phils Bomb Pirates In Only National Game
Ray Culp the Phillies rookie right hander earned his 10th win in a 13 to 4 victory over the Pirates in the lone NL game of the day. Culp allowed two hits in six innings and the Phillies piled up 18 hits led by Johnny Callison who completed the cycle with a triple, homer and two hits.
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New York Giants
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Johnny Callison
Willie Mays Trails 1960 Pace As All Star Talk Grows
New York AP reports Willie Mays lags behind his 1962 pace at mid year as pressure from a $100,000 Giants contract weighs on him. Despite praise from manager Al Dark, Pinson of Cincinnati edges him in early All Star contention.
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Willie Mays
Willie
Giants
Mays
Cincinnati
San Francisco
al Dark
Harry Jupiter
Dark
Vada Pinson
Semi Final Round Set In Galf Golf Tourney
In Manhattan Kansas AP Pat Rubelee of Kansas City faces Mrs Paul Graham of El Dorado and Mrs Ray Harris of Wichita meets Diane Wilson of Kansas City in the Kansas women's golf tournament semifinals. Quarterfinals saw Rubelee beat Overland Park's Mrs Thomas Hyde 3 1 Graham defeated Coffeyville's Mrs Kenneth Grigsby 2 1 Harris beat Salina's Mrs Howard Dunham 3 2 and Wilson beat Junction City's Mrs Ralph Coover 6 4.
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Pat Rubelee
Kansas City
Paul Graham
el Dorado
Ray Harris
Wichita
Diane Wilson
Kansas
Rubelee
Thomas Hyde
Overland Park
Graham
Kenneth Grigsby
Coffeyville
Harris
Howard Dunham
Salina
Cardinals Meet Colts in Houston Series Opener
First place St Louis Cardinals travel to Houston to face the Colts who snapped a 10 game skid. Bob Gibson faces Dick Drott as Chicago’s leaders seek to extend their domination over Houston. Kansas City sinks as Washington down A’s 3 1 in KC and Orioles host the A’s.
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Colts
Lew Burdette
Johnny Keane
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
Gibson
Dick Drott
Kansas City
Washington
A's
Senators
Jim King
Don Zimmer
Hobie Landrith
White Sox pitcher Stiebert nets sixth shutout in win over Yankees
Ray Stiebert of the White Sox pitched his sixth complete shutout, beating the Yankees 6-0 on five hits and narrowing Chicago's gap to eight percentage points behind the AL leaders. Johnny Callison of the Phillies hit for the cycle in a 13-4 rout of the Pirates.
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Yankees
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Phillies
Do Bule
Pittsburgh
Axe Substitutes For Gaff Hook In 61-Pound Sturgeon Catch
Ely Minnesota AP reports guide Pat Tomsich advised swinging an axe to land a 61 pound sturgeon on Iron Lake after Mrs Joseph Attlee hooked the massive fish during a bass trip. The 90 minute battle saw the fish leap and surge before it was brought aboard with help from another guide.
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Hales Corner
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International Boundary Lake
Here
Jets and Oakland Gain Edge in AFL Signings
AFL clubs New York and Oakland will have first chance to sign players cut by any pro teams. Commissioner Joe Foss said the plan gives New York and Oakland 30 days to sign interested players before the other six AFL teams may pursue them. The program applies only this year.
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N.Y
New York
Oakland
AFL
Joe Foss
Foss
Pancho Gonzalez Beaten in U S Pro Tennis Meet
At Forest Hills Pancho Gonzalez 35 loses to Alex Olmedo in the first round 10-8 2-6 6-0 6-1. Olmedo lets Gonzalez tire while Trabert relishes the defeat amid ongoing player association feuds and suspensions.
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Alex Olempo
Forest Hills
Gonzalez
Olmedo
Tony Trabert
Trabert
Power and Regan Tangle Power and Regan
In St Paul Minneapolis the Minnesota Twins defeated Detroit 10 to 6 to sweep a three game series. Vick Power was involved in a brief bout that may have sparked the win as Detroit was overwhelmed by the Twins offense.
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Vick Power
Minnesota Twins
Detroit
Power and Regan Involved In Bench Clearing Fight
In 1963 series closer Power and Tigers pitcher Phil Regan clashed after a fifth inning confrontation. Power swung at Regan but caused no injury as both clubs rushed to restore order. Power was ejected for initiating the incident amid argument over Vic’s proximity to the plate.
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Tiger
Phil Regan
Regan
Begin
Vic
Ed Hurley
Auto Tune-Up and Repair Shop Services Listing
Public notice of a local auto repair shop offering tune ups brake service muffler tailpipe wheel balancing generator and starter service with pickup and delivery road service and a contact phone number Vi 3 9897.
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