Dodgers Beat Pirates 7-3 to End Skid
Dodgers back in first place with 7-3 win over the Pirates as Stan Williams Perranoski and Camilli spark offense. The victory stops a five game slide and keeps LA 24 games ahead of the Giants in the pennant chase.
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Del Rio Wins Regional Little League Opener in Norfolk
Del Rio Texas edged Donelson Tennessee 3 to 0 as Ray Suarez pitched eight hits and seven strikeouts in a tight regional playoff. Ronnie Carta homered with runners aboard and Dana Glynn added a third inning homer for Del Rio. Donelson tallied two infield hits but could not capitalize.
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Ronnie Carta
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Dave Rader
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Sammy Noffsiner
Richard Trevino
Hartenstein and Horten lead late rally in baseball game
NBC Action continues with Charlie Hartenstein walking to bring in Allison to pitch. Lark Spates adds two runs with a single as Bill Horten also drives in two. Grote belts a two run homer in the third, then Brenham regains a six to three margin after an error and a sacrifice.
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Grote
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Brenham
Twins edge Yankees in 10th for 9-8 win and split
Bernie Allen's fourth hit drove in Bob Allison in the bottom of the 10th as the Minnesota Twins beat the New York Yankees 9-8 to even the four game series at 2-2. The rally followed Rich Rollins' two out single in the ninth to tie the game after Bobby Richardson delivered a grand slam for the Yankees in the top of the inning. Bridges took the loss after six straight wins.
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Championship golf finals with round-robin matches and 36 holes Sunday
Local golfers contest a two round second day to decide the Jack Williams crown. Williams did not enter. The schedule lists numerous matchups across flight levels with players from Lubbock, Matador, Post, Hereford, Amarillo and Petersburg in a sprawling field.
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al Barton
Matador
Paul Webb Jr
Tulsa
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Amarillo
Melvin Best
Keith Jorde
Hereford
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el Paso
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Post
Charles Hopkins
Earl Abell
Ralls
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Petersburg
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Gene Comelius
Cecil Armstrong
Jim Griffin
Keith Burhman
Wayne Collins
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David Campbell
Sonny Watson
Gene Handley
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Jesa Winn
Crosbyton
Dan Hagood
Tom Yates
Phil Brewer
Grady Walker
Harry Jung
David Burson
Haskell
Jackie Hayn
Jimmy Stinnett
Grain market mixed as futures drift lower on light demand
In Chicago, grain futures slipped with scattered selling and thin demand. Soybeans rose early on short covering amid speculative trading, while corn and wheat fell, and export activity remained weak. Prices: cotton no data.
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Trotting Champ May Be Tired
Thomas Atkyns the Argentine trotting champion may reach New York in time to run in the $50,000 American Roosevelt International but will be a very tired horse. The 12 year old four time Argentine champion is due in early Saturday morning post No 3 for the one and a half mile Roosevelt Raceway race near Westbury New York.
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Moore Heavy Favorite In World Featherweight Title Bout
Davey Moore the world featherweight champion from Ohio is a prohibitive favorite to beat Finland's Olli Maeki in Helsinki Friday night in Scandinavia's first world title fight. Maeki is 8-1-1 with ten pro fights and has never fought beyond ten rounds, while Moore is 55-6-1 with 27 knockouts and making his fifth defense.
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Interior Dept imposes strict duck hunting rules
The Interior Department issued the harshest duck hunting regulations in the sport’s history for the 1962-63 season. Authorities cite poor duck production in Canada’s prairie pothole region and a potential drought reversal to ensure breeding stock for better conditions next year.
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Patterson to leave camp for Liston title bid stay
Floyd Patterson announced he will depart his current training camp for a one in Elgin Illinois next Monday or Tuesday. He defends the world heavyweight title against Sonny Liston of Philadelphia at Comiskey Park home of the Chicago White Sox.
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Texan Froehling wins in Moscow in five setter
Frank Froehling of Trinity Texas University advanced in the Russian National Tennis Championships by defeating Australia’s Owen Davidson in a five set match 7 9 6 4 7 9 63 9 7 after a previous five setter.
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Athletics Top Senators 4–2 Mark 13th Straight Win Overs
Ed Rakow worked four hit allowed baseball as Kansas City beat Washington 4 to 2. Rakow walked Ken Hamlin and hit Jim King, then Bright drove in Washington’s first run. Hinton Retzer produced the other Washington run in the fourth. The A’s piled three hits and two runs off Claude Osteen in seven innings, aided by Alusik DelGreco and a squeeze bunt by Sullivan.
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Chisox crush Indians 11 6 for third straight win
The Chicago White Sox overwhelmed Cleveland 11-6 to complete a three game sweep and win three of four against the Indians. Eddie Fisher earned the win, Jim Grant took the loss, with Chicago's offense delivering a seven run first inning and Charlie Maxwell homering in the sixth.
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Albuquerque Swing Parade Tournament Opens At Four Hills
A field of 30 top women professional golfers contest the second Albuquerque Swing Parade at Four Hills Country Club. Mickey Wright, the leading money winner, is favored to win the $8,000 purse as she defends last year’s success and challenges Betsy Rawls Bev Hansen Marilynn Smith and Kathy Whitworth in the 51 hole event.
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Stitches Made for Baseballs at Spalding Plant
In Chicopee Massachusetts UPI reports the local factory of A G Spalding and Bros manufactures each major league baseball with 108 stitches. A hundred women hand-sew the stitches using 88 inches of waxed twine per ball.
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Robinson hits two homers as Reds top Braves 7 1
Frank Robinson belted two more homers to lift Cincinnati past Milwaukee 7 1. Jim Maloney allowed ten hits but steady defense backed a strong win as Robinson connected in the six run fifth and again in the eighth to push his season total to 31. Lee Maye homered for Milwaukee for the Braves' lone run.
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Chargers and Oilers Lose In Draft
In the AFL equalization draft San Diego and Houston lost the most players. Buzz Guy a Denver guard and Buffalo Napier a Dallas tackle moved to San Diego and Houston respectively as eight clubs protected 35 players. Denver and Oakland completed three rounds before other clubs began selections.
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LCC Tennis Meet Opens at Lub bock Country Club
The Lub bock Country Club hosts the opening rounds of the boys 15 and under singles and doubles as the tennis meet begins. Semifinals for the boys are set for today with men’s matches, girls and women divisions canceled for low participation. Beauchamp faces Vickers after beating Key 6-0 6-0. Hale meets the Beauchamp-Vickers winner. In doubles Blankenship brothers defeat Chapmain and Mahon 6-1 6-0. Vickers and Chapmain rout Beauchamp and Key 16-0 in doubles final round.
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John Vickers
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Former Boston Players Active in Minor Leagues
Former Red Sox players continue in the minors with Johnny Pesky in the Pacific Coast League in Seattle and Mel Parnell piloting York in the Eastern League.
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