Sens Hold On To Whip Sox
The Washington Senators beat the Boston Red Sox 2 1 as Jim Hannan entered in the eighth to preserve the lead. Don Rudolf started strong before walking Carroll Hardy and allowing a triple by Carl Yastrzemski, aided by Ed Brinkman’s catch to end the rally. Washington scored in the fifth on a Lock walk and Brinkman Piersall and Cottier hits.
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Boston
Jim Hannan
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Piersall Abrh
Abrh
Bi Cottier
Gardner
Bright
Johnson
Radatz
Hinton
Pagliaroni
Retzer
Clinton
Brickman
Rudolph
Runnels
Hannan
Bressoud
Wilson
aTillman
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Nixon
Ec Peace Tence
E — Bright
Cottier
Brinkman
Oston
Yastrzemski
S—Rudolph
Fornieles Eee Radatz Faeces
Carrig T
Flaherty
Runge
Terry
Nellie Fox
Cam Carreon
Fox
Bob Sadowski
Brady Star Doty Leads South In All State Five
In 1962 at Gregory Gym Austin the South faces the North in the coaching school all star game with Bill Doty of Clear Creek high as a premier prospect. Doty at 6-6 200 pounds headlines a roster including Reynolds Simmons Grimes Cline and Jones among all state selections and tourney honorees.
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Douat
Gregory
Austin
Clear Creek High
Reteccan Ees
Bill Doty
Flash Walker
Yankees
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Brady
Charles Reynolds
Ellis Smith
Baytown Lee
Newton Grimes
South San Antonio
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Dublin
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South
Missouri
Huntington
Cotton Robinson
Buna
Sanders Leads Odessa Pro-Am as Fans Cheer and Pros Praise Event
Doug Sanders, 29, amid a 4,000 strong Odessa gallery, wins the Odessa Pro-Am with partner Dick Crawford. Sanders comments on the crowd and pursues an exhibition with Gary Player in Old Forge. Pros Nichols and January praise the event and vow to return. purse and wagers draw wide interest as the tourney grows.
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Odessa
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Doug
Odessa Country Club
Bobby Nichols
Don January
Billy Maxwell
Bo Wininger
Joe Conrad
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Demaret
Tab Sanders
Miami Beach
Fla
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Dick Crawford
University of Houston
Old Forge
New York
OB Nichols
Midland
Nichols
West Favored In Greenbelt Bowl Tilt At Childress
The West is slight favorite to even the Greenbelt Bowl series against the East in Childress tonight with kickoff at 8 30. South Plains players headline lineups including Billy Davis and Glenn Hopkins as tackles for the East and West respectively.
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Johnny Dunn
Texas Tech Grid
Red Ramsey
Tarleton State
South Plains
Wayne Meacham
Dimmitt
Wilburn Zuber
Morton
Vikings Acquire Grosscup From Giants
The Minnesota Vikings announced the purchase of quarterback Lee Grosscup from the New York Giants. Grosscup was Giants first round pick in 1959 and appeared briefly in three seasons, compiling 16 completions in 47 attempts for 231 yards and two touchdowns.
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Bemidji
Minn
Minnesota Vikings
National Football League
Lee Grosscup
New York Giants
Grosscup
Giants
New York
NFL
AFL Opens Schedule with 1962 Exhibition Games
The AFL kicks off 1962 with Houston Oilers facing Dallas Texans and Oakland Raiders at night in Houston Dallas and Atlanta. Oilers debut coaches Pop Ivy and Jacky Lee leads the attack while Titans field two new quarterbacks Dean Look and Ed Longin. Don Maynard and Alex Kroll miss due to injuries. Don Heinrich returns for the Raiders.
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United Press International
Houston Oilers
Dallas Texans
Oakland Raiders
Houston
New York
Dallas
Oakland
Atlanta
Frank
Pop) Ivy
Oilers
Clyde
Bulldog
George Blanda
Jacky Lee
Titans
Dean Look
Buffalo
Ed Longin
Boston
Don Maynard
Alex Kroll
Don Heinrich
Raiders
M. C. Reynolds
Len Dawson
Eddie Wilson
Cotton Davidson
Chicago
Clovis Emps to Meet Farmington in State Tourney
Santa Fe Emps of Clovis, champions of the Connie Mack League, face Farmington in a best two of three state tournament at Bell Park starting Saturday night. The Emps, 13-5, seek a spot in the Southwest District Playoff at Bryan, Texas, August 11, with trophy prize from the Quaker Oats Company.
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Connie Mack
Bell Park
Bryan
Texas
Emps
Klippers
Ever-Tv
The
Redlegs
Plains Athletic Association
Pirates
Hallmore Homes
Quaker Oats Company
Rice Owls face five major bowl teams in 1961 schedule
Rice University under Jess Neely begins his 23rd season with 12 lettermen and a tough slate that includes five 1961 major bowl opponents. The Owls, coming off a 7-3 season with wins over LSU Florida and five conference foes, aim to rise in the Southwest Conference as Penn State and Oregon are on the early schedule. Gene Raesz leads an end group with quarterback depth and a strong Sugar Bowl presence.
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Owls
Rice
Kansas
LSU
Florida
Georgia Tech
Texas
Arkansas
Penn State
Oregon
Baton Rouge
Bill Whitmore
Neely
Gene Raesz
Cox
Kerbow
TCU
Whitmore
Yankees Smash Chisox 10 to 2 to Run Away in AL Race
New York dodged early trouble and exploded for 14 hits led by Tom Tresh Hector Lopez and Elston Howard as they routed the Chicago White Sox 10 2. Ralph Terry won his 15th with Mantle leaving early after knee troubles in Chicago.
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New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Bombers
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Elston Howard
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Juan Pizarro
Yankees
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Yankee
Tresh
Hector Lopez
Tony Kubek
Army
Lopez
New York
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Robinson
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Reed Cf
Smith
Lopez If
Howard
Bit
Ger
Wynn
Sadowskii
Joyce
Stone
Aparicio
Fox
Cunningham
Richardson
Skowron
Boyer
Reed
Tresh Howard
Terry
Pizarro
Mantle
Roger Maris
Jack Reed
Old Timers Nostalgia Shapes Candlestick Park Showcase
Hallful of legends led by Ernie Lombardi gather for the old-timers day at Candlestick Park. Tales include Dizzy Dean’s eyesight, Joe DiMaggio inside-the-park homer memories, and Lombardi’s ground rule double miscall. UPI report notes the star lineup and colorful anecdotes from the exhibition.
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Hal Wood
UPI
San Francisco
Ernie Lombardi
New York
Lombardi
Yesteryear
Candlestick Park
Ernie
Dizzy
Dizzy Dean
Joe DiMaggio
Three DiMaggio Brothers
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Chief) Meyers
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