All Star Game Faces Purkey and Mahaffey at Fenway
Roger Maris and Tony Kubek sidelined by injuries as Jim Bunning of Detroit set to start for the American League against Cincinnati’s Bob Purkey or Philadelphia’s Art Mahaffey in a sellout Fenway Park clash. Packed crowd expected. Maris may pinch hit if able, Kubek replaced at short.
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Jack Hand
Boston
Roger Maris
Tony Kubek
New York Yankees
Fenny Par
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Cincinnati
Bob Purkey Cor
Philadelphia
Art’ Mahaffey
National
NBC
Maris
Kubek
Yankee Stadium
Paul Richards
Balitimore
al Kaline
Lats Aparicio
Chicago
Mickey Mantle
Candlestick Park
San Francisco Bay
Fenway
Lett Field
Richards
Bunning
Mitnesota
Art
Schwall
Minnesota
Camila Pascual
Cleveland
Barry Latman
Detroit Tigers
Bob Purkey
Art Mahattey
Nationals
Fenway Park
Texas League eyes two to three new franchise bases
Texas League directors voted to expand for the 1962 season with Dick Butler leading the search for two or three new clubs. Cities under consideration were not named, and Butler was told to scout sites and report at the next meeting as the league contemplates additional franchises.
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San Antonio
Texas
Dick Butler
Utler Ae
Clicuit
Butler
All-Star Starters Listed for Fenway Park Game
Probable lineups announced for Monday's All-Star game at Fenway Park. National League features Wills Mathews Mays Cepeda Clemente and White. American League includes Cash Colavito Kaline Mantle Romano Aparicio Temple Robinson Bunning. Umpires named. game at 2 p.m. EST.
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Boston
Fenway Park
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Roberto
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Bill White
St. Louis
Frank Bolling
Smoky Burgess
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Art Mahaffey
Philadelphia
Norm Cash
Detroit
Rocky Colavito
al Kaline
Mickey Mantle
New York
John Romano
Cleveland
Luis Aparicio
Chicago
Johnny Temple
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Jim Bunning
Larry Napp
Frank Secory
John Flaherty
Ed Sudol
al Smith
Chris Pelekoudas
U.S. Track Team Beats Poland In Wet Warsaw Meet
Despite heavy rain and mud the U S track squad defeated Poland 121 91 in Warsaw ending their European tour with an undefeated international meet record. Max Truex won the 10 000 meters in 30 08 4 as Edmund Piatkowski took the discus for Poland.
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Warsaw
United States
Europe
Poland
Junibo Elliott
U.S
Jacob D. Beam
Russia
Elliott
West Germany
Great Britain
Max Truex
Truex
Stan Czog
Jastremski Stars As Americans Set Three World Records In Japan Meet
American swimmers led by Chet Jastremski won five of ten firsts at the Japan National Championships ending Sunday. Jastremski, 20, from Toledo, captured the 100 and 200 meter breaststrokes and broke world marks in 1 10 and 2 33.6. Roy Saari, 16, outswam Tsuyoshi Yamanaka in the 1500 free, while Argentina and Brazil each won events. Other Americans, including Tom Stock, Mike Troy, and Steve Clark, posted top times as Japan topped overall honors.
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Jay Silvester
Tremonton
Utah
Silvester
Piatkowski
Hayes Jones
Jerry Siebert
John Welses
United
States
Julis Williams
Cliff Cushman
Adolphe Plummer
Earl Young
Poland
Kazimierz Zimny
Jan Jaskolski
Jones
Fran Washington
Washington
Siebert
Tokyo
Indiana University
Chet Jastremski
Japan
Argentina
Brazil
Roy Saari
Segunda
Calif
Tsuyoshi
Yamanaka
Saari
Tom Stock
Jastremski
America
Meiji
Toledo
Ohio
Russia
W. Minasehkin
Australia
Terry Gathercole
Stock
Bloomington
Ind
Luis A. Nicolau
Mike Troy
Indianapolis
Manuel Dos Santos
Swan
Steve Clark
Santa, Olata
Clark
Satoko ‘Tanaka
Rome
First Class Golf Course Charter Members Open
A historic golf course announces limited charter memberships with a September rollout. Prospects are urged to act now as remaining spots are scarce and inquiries should call the listed number for details.
McAnany Recalled by Cubs from Houston Air North
Chicago Cubs recall Jim McAnany from Houston of the American Association. Mel Wright optioned to Wenatchee Washington in Northwest League. McAnany, 24, hit .313 with eight homers and 36 RBIs for Houston.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Jim Meanany
Houston
Mel Wright
Wenatchee
Wash
McAnany
Philbrick Botik win second doubles title at Lubbock Closed
Jill Philbrick and Kay Botik claim the women's doubles crown with a 6 0 6 2 win over Robison and Fritz. The pair also won junior girls doubles 6 1 6 1 earlier in the event while Philbrick beat Botik 6 1 6 1 for the junior singles title.
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Jil Philbrick
Kay Botik
Lew Bullion
Avalanche Journal
Jill Philbrick
Lubbock
George Philbrick
Philbrick
Botik
Arm
Robison
Carol Fritz
Miss Philbrick
Miss Botik
David Clark
Daryl Allison
Allison
Louis Marshall
Clark
Jimmie Burgess
Quinn Connelley
Fowler Wigginton
Bill Byrd
Bill Clark
Conneliey
Gwen
Reblaan
Sherry Sloan
Splil
Kay Young
Suzy Crain
Cindy Hale
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