General Electric, Elks Win Midget League Games
General Electric crushed Kiwanis 14 4 to 4 in a makeup game as John Coakley hit a grand slam and Don Goldsberry, Vaughn Shark, Tim Holloway paced the GE offense. Elks rallied from a 2 1 deficit to beat Moose 5 2 behind Fred Walters 15 strikeouts and Mike Comstock key hits.
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Marilynn Smith Holds Off Wright at Western Open
Veteran pro Marilynn Smith takes a one stroke lead over Mickey Wright entering the third round of the 34th Women's Western Open at Maple Bluff Country Club Madison Wisconsin. Smith fired a 75 to reach 147 after two rounds, the only player to break par on the demanding 6 365 yard course.
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Maloney Secrets Steel Arm Wins For Reds In 3-0 Victory
Cincinnati at home saw Jim Maloney fire a four hit shutout against the Houston Colts to push the Reds within a half game of the pennant race. Johnson took the loss as Cincinnati managed only four hits in the win despite Maloney's strong performance. The 22 year old pitcher attributed his success to strengthening his arm through years of playing baseball from cradle to pro ball.
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Crosley Field Master Matty Schwab to Retire July 1
Cincinnati AP report notes Matty Schwab, 84, longtime Crosley Field master for the Reds, suffered a fainting spell before the season and will retire July 1 after six decades in charge. He began with the Reds after stints with Vicksburg and Natchez in the Cotton States League and followed his father into park supervision. The Belmont Stakes entries from 1962 include Admiral's Voyage Crimson Satan and Decidely, with Jaipur winning after a Derby pass.
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All Stars to meet Indians in Sun exhibition game
The 1948 Cleveland Indians and the 1948 American League All Stars will play an exhibition at Municipal Stadium Sunday after the first game of the Cleveland Chicago doubleheader. Rosters include DiMaggio, Lou Boudreau, Satchel Paige, Bob Feller, and Hal Newhouser among others in a three inning game.
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Orioles Rally Past Stange in Ninth Inning Showdown
Dailey delivered sharp relief in the ninth to back Robin Roberts who improved to 5-7. The Orioles staged a late rally homering off Lee Stange and, led by Bob Johnson Al Smith and Russ Snyder, seized the nightcap.
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Boys Baseball Announcements From 1962 State Revenue Rise
The New York State revenue from thoroughbred racing reached 141.83 at three tracks in 1962, according to the New York Racing Association. This reflects a record year for state income from racing activities.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results From The Leagues
Standings show St Louis 40 28 588 and San Francisco 40 29 580 era figures. Friday results include Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 5 in ten, New York 3 Philadelphia 1, Milwaukee 6 San Francisco 3, Los Angeles 5 St Louis 3, Cincinnati 3 Houston 0.
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Recalls Fail To Nip Chiefs In Big doubleheader sweep
Sickly Syracuse the Detroit farm hands revived to sweep Toronto 1-0 and 7-4, tying Rochester for the International League Northern Division lead with one night’s work. Rochester, winner of 11 straight, was rained out at Richmond. Arkansas beat Columbus Jets 7-1 on a Marcelino Lopez three hitter.
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Palmer Leads Open Challenge as Nicklaus Misses Cut
Arnold Palmer, golf’s top star, heads into the 36 hole wind up of the National Open with a strong game and no pressure from Nicklaus, who failed to survive the cut after a 77 in the second round. The field narrows to a five man tussle including Palmer Finsterwald Cupit and veterans Lema Boros. Ohioans Don Finsterwald and Ross Coon qualified, while Jack Nicklaus did not.
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Moose) Boros
Ohio Senate approves shakeup in resources panel
The Ohio Senate approved a broad shakeup of natural resources agencies by a 25 3 vote sending the measure to the governor. The bill would cut the natural resources director’s term to four years align agencies with the governor’s term, create a nine member Recreation and Resources Commission, redefine divisions, and establish a Parks and Recreation Council to guide policy and development.
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Twins Grab Free Tickets From Redlegs Night
In Cincinnati a free admission night drew attention as Friery Not appeared at the gate with a set of triplets. The gatekeeper let them in without challenge, while the attendance counted twins among the crowd at the Cincinnati Houston game.
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Local Players Record Narrow Scores in A B C Meet
The score snippet notes Frank Stranahan of Toledo at 76 78, Alex Antonio Jr. of Vienna 76 83, Ed Griffiths of Chagin Falls 81 80, Arthur Doering of Columbus 86 83, with entries 153 to 161 and 169 indicating event standings or heats in a regional competition.
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