All-Star NL Pitches Veterans Lead 1962 Contest
National League selects eight veteran starters for the midsummer game in Minnesota St Paul led by Drysdale Koufax and Marichal. American League counters with Pappas Fisher McDowell Richert and O Donoghue. Lineups feature Banks Rose Wills Mays Aaron Torre. game details include past All-Star records and probable starters.
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Los Angeles
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Thomson Wins British Open After Dramatic Final Round
Australian golfer Thomson clinched the British Open at Royal Birkdale with a final round par finish after leading earlier rounds amid stiff winds. Lema and de Vicenzo mounted late charges, but a clutch birdie at 17 and a solid closing hole secured Thomson’s victory. Locke led in earlier rounds but failed to overtake.
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Fancy Charge Wins at Ruidoso Downs in 350 Yard Dash
Jockey D W White shines as Fancy Charge wins the 350 yard purse at Ruidoso Downs amid a 2047 crowd wagering $134,875. White adds four more victories including Court Proctor and Shining Note to lead the season standings. the program features Maid of Cotton and Ferlin Husky as attractions.
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Raider Coaches Set Area Visits
Texas Tech coaches plan a July week of area visits in West Texas arranged by Leete Jackson Red Raider Club executive vice president with meetings in Slaton Post and Midland. The itinerary includes service clubs golf and dinner events with local sports fans and lists prior stops Seminole Seagraves Hobbs N.M. Muleshoe Plainview Abilene Andrews Levelland Kermit.
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Levelland Jaycees Sponsor Trap Shoot This Sunday
Levelland Jaycees will sponsor a trap shoot with three divisions A B and C starting at 9 a.m. at the trap range near the Levelland airport. Three trophies will be awarded in each division plus an overall sportsmanship award.
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Acton Upset Highlights Highway 80 Tennis Day
Louis Marshall of Abilene upset Pat Acton of Wichita Falls 6-1 1-6 6-2 on the Texas Tech courts, delivering the day’s major surprise. Barbara Benson of Brownfield won three matches to reach the girls 16 and under semifinal, defeating Carol Cooper of Lubbock 6-0 6-0 in the 12 and under bracket.
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Pete Rose Fined by Reds Manager Over Late Night
Cincinnati Reds All-Star Pete Rose faced discipline after an early Friday arrest for running a traffic light. Manager Dick Sisler fined him for breaking training rules, citing poor judgment and keeping the incident closed. Rose posted a $100 bond for driving without a license and a friend pleaded guilty for Rose’s traffic charge, with Rose joking about the fines.
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Axelrod to Lead U S Fencing Team at Maccabiah Games
Albert Axelrod, four time Olympian and 1960 Rome bronze medalist, named head of a 15 member United States fencing squad for the seventh Maccabiah Games in Tel Aviv August 23 to 31. The roster includes 1964 Olympian David Micahnik and fencers Marvin Grafton Jeffrey Checkes Martin Davis Epec Gil Eisner Donald Margolies Walter Farber Andrew Kemeny Lawrence Silverman Nelson Fishman Carol Abby Alice Gerakin Vivian Sokol Bernice Filerman.
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Chicago
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Finals set as Parker defeats Benson. title on Sunday
Mary Parker of Midland defeated Georgia Benson of Brownfield 6-0 6-0 in singles finals. They face off for the championship today. Several events start today with first round play and finals scattered, most championship matches 예정 for Sunday.
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Bosox Owner Set No Sale
Boston owner Tom Yawkey says he is not seeking a buyer for the Red Sox. He notes he might accept an offer under right conditions but does not plan to trade the club, aiming to ensure best interests of baseball and fans before his death and plans for the 1966 season.
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St Louis Pitcher Joins Pirates as Free Agent
St Louis pitcher Joe Hollacher aged 18 signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates as a free agent. He will report to the Pirates Florida training camp next spring.
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Highway 80 Tennis Scores Roundup of Girls and Boys
Readable results from the Highway 80 tennis meet list first and second rounds across girls 16 14 18 and 12 and under singles and boys 16 18 singles with numerous matches. Notable outcomes include Minyard Durham Benson Whitley Bramslett Parker Nunn and Brightwell advancing in various brackets and multiple doubles results.
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Local Pee Wee and Pony League Scores
Dodgers beat acne Sox 10 to 7 in BC Pee Wee action. Indians shut out Pirates 0 in BC Junior League. G G Construction edged Monarch Tile 9 to 8 in Southwest Pony League. First Baptist Church defeated First Baptist Mission 9 to 2. Highland Baptist topped Christian Crusaders 3 to 0.
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Public Split Over Banning Professional Boxing, Gallup Finds
A nationwide Gallup poll shows 42 percent favor banning professional boxing, 45 percent oppose, and 13 percent undecided. Since 1962, support for banning rose from 37 percent as debate grows over federal commissions and possible outlaw laws.
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Tule Lake Meet Starts in Tulsa Golf Tourney
The Tule Lake invitational golf tournament opens with medal play today at Tulsa. About 30 to 40 golfers signed up for the two day event with at least five flights planned. Championship flight covers 54 holes with 27 per day. Entry is 12.50 with gift certificates for top finishers and daily 18 hole scores bonuses. Notables entered include Bubba Brooks, Don Schmir, Dick Dyer, Ron Huckabee, H B Nuckolls, Jimmy Stewart, John Hatcher, Marvin Dick, and Paul Webb.
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Cameron Named AD At Navy
Annapolis Md AP Capt Alan R Cameron relieved his former football teammate Capt William S Busik as director of athletics at the Naval Academy Friday. Busik after three years as athletic director reports to the Pacific where he will command destroyer Squadron 25. Cameron came from Washington where he attended the Industrial College of the Armed Services.
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