Nicklaus Dominates Big Prizes in World Series Golf
Akron AP reports 22 year old Jack Nicklaus wins the first World Series of golf, earning 50 000 prize and moving over 100000 in career earnings this year. Palmer finishes second with 12500, Player tied for second as Nicklaus edges Palmer after a final 69. Palmer marks his 33rd birthday amid a strong season.
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Sawatski’s Slam Ends Reds Pennant Hopes In Ninth
The Reds were undone in Cincinnati as Carl Sawatski delivered his first major league grand slam in the ninth inning with two out. Leo Cardenas and Johnny Edwards homered for Cincinnati, while St. Louis beat the Reds 5-3 in the three game series. Joe Nuxhall to pitch for Cincinnati against Ernie Broglio as three Cincinnati farm hands join the roster.
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Minister's Son Steals Pennant Hopes In Dodgers Win
Maury Wills stole three bases and had three singles as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-3 to keep a half game ahead of the San Francisco Giants in the NL race. Wills extended a hitting streak and added another three stolen bases. Johnny Podres earned his 13th win as Pittsburgh’s Bob Friend took the loss. The Giants beat the Cubs 5-4 to stay close, with Felipe Alou driving in three and Mike McCormick starting in place of Juan Marichal.
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Ohioans shine in Road America 500 mile race
Don Sesslar of Lancaster Ohio and Chuck Dietrich of Sandusky Ohio co drove with Bob Donner to place two laps behind the winner Jim Hall and Hap Sharp of Midland Texas in the Elva class Dietrich teamed with Carl Haas to finish fifth in class E modified as 36 000 spectators watched at Elkhart Lake Wisconsin
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Phillies Recall John Herrnstein From Bisons
The Philadelphia Phillies purchased outfielder John Herrnstein from the Buffalo Bisons of the International League. The Ohio native and former Michigan football star hit .293 with Buffalo this year, totaling 23 home runs and 84 RBIs, and will report to Philadelphia on Wednesday.
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Radatz Saves Red Sox In 16 Inning Win Over Yankees
Dick Radatz, the 6-foot-5 Boston reliever, pitched nine innings with eight scoreless to earn the win as the Red Sox defeated the Yankees 5-3 in 16 innings.
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Cavanaugh Divorce Notice in Butler County Ohio
Martha Ann Cavanaugh files for divorce from Arthur Frank Cavanaugh in Butler County Common Pleas Court Case 6857 for gross neglect of duty and wilful absence. Defendant must answer by September 22, 1962. failure will grant petition. Clerk JOSEPH T. KIEP. Deputy Charlotte F. Hermann. Attorney John A. Crist. Publication dates August 13, 20, 27 and September 3, 10, 17.
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Yankees Stumble in Doubleheaders Lost Eight This Season
The New York Yankees dropped two to the Boston Red Sox 9-3 and 5-4 in 16 innings, marking their eighth doubleheader loss of the season. Minnesota and Los Angeles also suffered as Detroit and Baltimore won in extra innings, while White Sox moved up to fourth and Indians beat Kansas City. Radatz and Yankee debuting pitcher Skinny Brown featured in the nightcap loss.
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Major League Leaders in the National League and AL
National League season leaders include T Davis Los Angeles 33 runs scored and 197 hits, Robinson Cincinnati 185 hits and 46 doubles, Mays San Francisco 42 home runs, and Wills Los Angeles 8 stolen bases. Pitching leaders show Purkey Cincinnati 20 5 and Sanford San Francisco 21 4. In the American League, Pearson Los Angeles 105 runs and Siebern Kansas City 106 RBIs, plus Killebrew Minnesota 37 home runs and Aparicio Chicago 27 stolen bases.
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Lucky Shots Win Denver Open For Bob Goalby
Bob Goalby captured the Denver Open title with a final 69 and 277 total, earning $4,300. He outpaced six other players by one stroke at the Denver Country Club, crediting a bunker shot escape and a sand iron as the lucky plays that secured the win.
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