Manager Picks Would Result In Two 10-Team Ties
The 1962 season opens with both American and National Leagues staging previews. The Senators host Detroit in Washington as Bennie Daniels faces Don Si. Cincinnati hosts Philadelphia with Joey Jay slated for the Reds. Multiple new teams, managers, and stadiums headline the opening.
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Palmer Favored In Masters Playoff Over Player Finsterwald
Arnold Palmer, regarded as the game's best pressure player, was favored over Gary Player and Don Finsterwald in today’s 18 hole playoff for the 26th Masters golf championship in Augusta.
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Finsterwald Faces Palmer and Player in Masters Playoff
In Augusta the 1962 Masters ends with a three way playoff among Gary Player Arnold Palmer and Finsterwald. Palmer and Player tied Finsterwald at 290 after a dramatic Sunday rally. Finsterwald 65 on the final day boosts his total to 280 and forces the playoff start at 1:45 pm EST with CBS TV coverage.
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Ohioans win five mile motorcycle race at Fairgrounds
In Reading Pa Ohioans finish first and fourth in the featured five mile motorcycle race at the Fairgrounds Sunday George Roeder of Monroeville Huron County won the event in 4 59.42 Ronnie Rawl of Mansfield placed fourth.
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West Baylor Send Lakers Home Even
Boston AP Jerry West scored 40 and Elgin Baylor 36 in a 129 122 Lakers win to knot the NBA finals at 1-1. Next games set for Lakers on Tuesday and Wednesday as Baylor faces timing off wait on Army leave.
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Mahaffey Gets Opening Job for Phils in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Art Manattey a local boy and former Western Hills star was chosen by Manager Gene Mauche to start for the Philadelphia Phillies in the National League opener. Reds pitcher Joey Jay a 21 game winner from 1916 looms as the foe as weather looks mild and fans mostly expect Cincinnati to repeat past success. The Reds, led by Fred Hutchinson, insist they can do it again despite losing no key players, except rookie Tommy Harper stepping in at third after Gene Freese fractured an ankle. The Reds’ home opener precedes a western road trip, with Milwaukee awaiting next.
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Pipers End Series In Kansas City Final Game Set
The Cleveland Pipers travel to Kansas City to face the Steers in a decisive final game of the best of five for the ABL championship. After protest over site, commissioner Abe Saperstein ruled the game must be played in Kansas City by tonight and players agreed to play for the league’s sake.
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Cincinnati 8 Chicago A 6 St Louis 3 Philadelphia 3 ten innings tie called by agreement Minnesota 8 Kansas City 4 Houston 8 Los Angeles A 4 Chicago N 8 Boston 7 Cleveland 4 San Francisco 4 six and two thirds innings rain tie Milwaukee 5 Los Angeles N 3
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National Hockey Seagle Best-of Seven Semifinals Result
Chicago defeated Montreal 4 2 in Sundays semifinal game forming a 2 1 Chicago lead in the best of seven. Tuesday's scheduled game has Chicago at Toronto to begin the final series.
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Black Hawks Confident In Stanley Cup Defense
Chicago says they are rolling after a slow start and expect to defend the Stanley Cup against Toronto. Their 2-0 win over Montreal, powered by Glenn Hall, gave momentum as Ab McDonald and Ken Wharram scored. Toronto reached the finals by beating New York 4-2. Chicago held a 1-4-2 road mark in Toronto in regular season.
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Chisox Rookie Bob Sadowski Shines In Windy Finale
A Chicago White Sox rookie not on the regular roster, Bob Sadowski, hit three home runs and a single with five RBIs in the closing spring exhibition. Earl Battey of the Minnesota Twins added four RBIs on a homer, two doubles, and two singles in a rain-shortened slate. The day featured several exhibition ties and notable performances as teams wrapped up spring training schedules across multiple sites.
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Newcomer Forces Change In Tribe's Hurling Plans
Cleveland manager Mel McGaha shocks by rating rookie right hander Ron Taylor highly as he may start the second game of the season against the Boston Red Sox. Latman could still start if Taylor remains in spring form, while Gary Bell and Jim Perry struggle to return. Indians finished spring at 9-21-0 in Salt Lake City, the worst among major leagues after a 4-4 tie with the Giants.
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College Crown Goes To Ohio in Bowling Championship
Des Moines AP report: Region Five, a team of five Ohio colleges and universities, won the National Intercollegiate Bowling Championships team event with a 2847 series. Russ Natherson of Ohio State led with a 631 series. Peter Ryder of Cincinnati 569. Robert Brumley of Baldwin Wallace 568. George Pater of Bowling Green 560. Tom Hummer of Toledo 519. Brumley, from Middletown, now lives in Ashtabula where his parents run the Ashtabula Bowling Center.
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Muskellunge and Pike Highlight Munuscong Bay Run
Walleye limits apply to Munuscong Bay during the annual June run open June 1 to October 15. Anglers are advised catch limits for muskellunge northern pike bass and perch. reservations and information available by phone at GA 2.3243.
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