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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1962

Page

12

Giants Beat Dodgers 10-3 to Take NL Lead

The Giants built a big lead and held on for a 10-3 victory over the Dodgers to seize the NL lead as more runs came from timely hits. Roberto Clemente’s hitting sparked lead changes and Pittsburgh and Philadelphia fought in a seesaw game with Clemente delivering the decisive triple in the seventh.

Giants Dodgers Pittsburgh Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia Phillies Clemente Pirates Phils Jack Hamilton Chris Short Philadelphia Roy Face Pirate Tony Gonzalez Bob Wine Tony Taylor Face Wes Covington Smoky Burgess Howie Goss Burgess Wine Bob Gidis

Musial Hits 4538th NL Home Run In St Louis Win

Stan Musial belted his 4538th NL homer in the eighth to back a 3-2 St. Louis victory over the Mets after Marv Throneberry lifted the Mets with a pinch homer in the opener. Cincinnati and Houston games feature Bob Purkey winning his 11th as Reds hammer the Colts 10-1, with Ernie Fazio error helping Cincinnati. Chicago Cubs beat Milwaukee 2-1 in 10 innings on Dick Bertell’s bases loaded single.

Milwaukee Bob Shaw Ernie Banks Billy Williams George Altman Ron Santo NEW York Stan Musial St. Louis New York Mets Marv Throneberrs Twe Rin Mets Cincinnati Bob Purkey Houston Cincinnati Reds Colts Purkey Reds Ernie Fazio Frank Robinson Vada Pinson Jerry Lynch Don Blasingame Fazio Billy Goodman Curt Warwick Chicago Bertell Chicago Cubs Milwaukee Braves Braves

American win, Susman and Laver lead Wimbledon finals

Karen Susman and Rod Laver triumph at Wimbledon as US players claim several titles. Susman, wife of Rod Susman, clinches a match amid controversial calls and honeymoon remarks, while Laver wins the men’s singles. Australian doubles pair Hewitt and Stolle take the men’s doubles. Du Pont and Fraser win mixed doubles.

Tennies Rod Susman Thnity University Texas Karen Duchess of Kent Ton Douglas Santa Monica Calif Stanford Abe Segal South Afric Bob Hewitt Fred Stolle Australia Bora Jovanovic Nocola Pilie Yugoslavia

Inter-conference letter of intent eyed by AAWU

The Athletic Association of Western Universities debates a voluntary inter-conference letter of intent for recruits. Date flexibility exists with a June 15 provisional deadline but can move earlier. Sources would waive NCAA jurisdiction, with final conference decisions on any violations and penalties.

Athletic Association of Western Universities Big 5 AAWU

Conference attendance opens door to letter of intent plan

The conference allowed voluntary participation in the letter of intent and enabled independents to join the plan. It notes interest from the Air Force, Army and Navy in taking part.

Air Force Army Navy

Best, Johnson Capture Front-Runner Tourney Final Wins

In a tense morning session, Best and Johnson won key matches to reach the finals. Best defeated Levelland’s Gano Tubb 7 and 6 while Johnson edged John Markham 3 and 4. Afternoon play saw more close contests as players chased trophies and merchandise prizes.

Aa Laver Levelland Gano Tubb John Markham Tangest Jin Eddins Seagraves Harry Goble Brownheld Eddins Aduins al Weodell Para Edoin Ma Miatches Jack Trammel Lubbock Bill St. Clair Muleshoe al Allison Bob Ewer Trammer Jim Moore Glen White St. Clair J. R. William Allison Wade Eller Dale Saxton Lovington N.M Ewert Irvin St. Clair Gordon Waiser Lubbock, Loup

Championship Flight results and semi final matchups

Golf championship bracket details list edged wins and scores across Flight rounds from First through Fourth Flight. Notable results include Huasty Brewer defeating Randall Carpenter and Gary Middleton beating Al Woodell. President's Flight見 highlights and upcoming 36 hole championship play.

Champtonship Huasty Randall Gano ‘Nibb Middleton Wendell Foupt Curnutte Malaise Presidents Flight Glen White Jor William al Allisen Dale Sax Bob Gordon Tabu Haberer Sypess

Rookie Camp Highlights Keys to NFL Success and Pitfalls

The article outlines factors that doom rookies from a camp perspective. Nervousness fades after early days, but lack of speed and size often blocks progress. Quick, undersized players may falter against pro standards, while defying shortcuts, relentless hard work on the field remains the only proven path.

Page Howell

Kidd and Boren Tie For Medalist In Snyder Golf

Dr. R. J. Kidd and John Boren shot 69 to tie for medalist honors in the first round of the Snyder Men's City Golf Tournament. The 18 hole qualifying round began the event with finals scheduled today. About 53 golfers compete in the championship and five lower flights.

Snyder R. J. Kidd John Boren

Plains Co-Op Triumphs Over Reese in Industrial Game

Plains Co-Op defeated Reese Air Force Base 5 to 3 in an industrial baseball contest Saturday. Pitcher Weldon Arthur earned the win over Billy Reed.

Umpires Chosen for Hall of Fame Game in Cooperstown

UPI reports John Rice and Ed Runge of the American League and Frank Walsh and Chris Pelekoudas of the National League will officiate the 21st Hall of Fame game between the New York Yankees and Milwaukee Braves on July 23 in Cooperstown New York.

John Rice Ed Runge Frank Walsh Chris Pelekoudas Jtock Yankees Milwaukee Braves

Inter-conference letter of intent discussed by commissioners

Dr Davis outlined a plan for an inter-conference letter of intent for prospective student athletes. It would set signing dates June 15, remove annual sign limits, and define financial aid conditions. Two conferences abstained. Air Force Academy and Army/Navy interest noted. major conferences debated approach.

NCAA Dr. Davis NCA Davis Col M. J. Martin United States Air Force Academy Army Navy Grubbs Southwest Conference Southern Conference Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Athletic Association of Western Universities

Scotch Foursome At Hillcrest CC

One day Scotch Foursome at Hillcrest Country Club today begins 2 p.m. Eighteen teams entered with late entries welcome to contact starters Jack Collins and Bob Barrick after 2 p.m. The schedule lists players and tee times from 2 p.m. to 4:08 p.m. including Barrick Greywace Hopson and many others.

Hillcrest Country Club Jack Collins Bob Barrick Lattee Bob Barrick Reggie Greywace Ial Hopson Peggy Jones Jack Sharpe Pat Hale John Abell Ethel Wigersma Dave Lawson Ivy Decker Burl Jones Mary Ferguson Gar Decker Joy Lawson Ryder Isabel Dennis Neal Duke Marl Barrick Jim Kimmel Iva Lee Shropshire Margaret Ma Hane Golden Ferguson Lee Crump Walt Hale Jean Onstead Charles Rook Sue Stanley Bob Stanley Julia Rook Lloyd Wigersma Audrey Quest Joe Toombs Jamie Clifton Dale Hardeman Babe Blackwell Blackie Blackwell Lois Ginsburke W. W. Clifton Betty Hardeman Everett Ginsburg Betty Snyder Gene Quest Lis Mouser John Shropshire Alta Boone Delbert Mouser Elise Goff Patch Niemantz Nancy Irish Frank Boone Dixie Niemantz Chuck Irish Terry Collins Bob Irish Sandy Collins

Indians Yankees Race Keeps Pace In Tight AL Battle

The Yankees beat the Orioles 5 4 on a Lopez and Skowron two run also, Cunningham? No. The win kept New York a half game behind AL leader Cleveland. Lopez and Skowron homered, Mantle and Richardson contributed in a 7 hit night for the Yankees. Orioles rally fell short as Detroit and Kansas City results played out elsewhere.

Bob Allison Bernie Allen Jack Reed New York Cleveland Hector Lopez Bill Skowron Yankee Lopez Roger Maris Skowron Bobby Richardson Mickey Mantle Mantle Elston Howard Kansas City Kansas City Athletics Bobby del Greco Washington Senators

AAU Meet Highlights and Notable Performances

Susan Mack of San Mateo tied for second with Mary in the 440 clocking 61.6. Mary also ran 61.6 in her heat as Susan Knott won her heat in 59.0 and was the girls indoor 440 champion. Rose ran on the 440 relay team that missed the finals. Janice Rhinehart of Snyder placed fourth in the 290 with 26 seconds flat, then failed to reach the finals in the 60-yard dash with 8.9 first heat but 9.2 in semifinals. West Germany set new import quotas on wheat bran buckwheat and alfalfa.

Susan Mack San Mateo Calif Mary Susan Knott Miss Knott Miss Rose Janice Rhinehart Snyder

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