Zaharias Open leads Betsy Rawls in Beaumont round
Betsy Rawls shot 1 under par 72 to grab the first round lead at the Babe Zaharias Open in Beaumont Texas. Kathy Cornelius trailed by one stroke after a 73 while Gloria Armstrong and Sandra Haynie also posted strong showings. The event features a 7,500 purse and 31 professionals competed under a rain-softened greens.
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Miss Stone
Beaumont
Tex
Betsy Rawls
Kathy Cornelius
Gloria Armstrong
Jackie Pung
Sandra Haynies
Marilynn Smith
Mickey Wright
Betty Jameson
Louise Suggs
Sherry Wheeler
Ruth Jessen
Shirley Englehorn
Sandra McClinton
Joe Ann Prentice
Sybil Griffin
Judy Kimball
Beth Stone
Carol Mann
Mary Ann Reynolds
Marle Lindstrom
Shirley Spark
Little Boys Baseball: Oil defeats Pulp and Paper 13-8
In North League action Friday Heard Oil beat Pulp and Paper 13 to 8. Pitchers Bib Ragland and Butch Halstead teamed for the win while Britt Clark went 2 for 2. Douglas Johnson and Terry Thompson took the loss. Keith Kirby led Pulp and Paper with 2 for 3.
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Heard Oil
Pulp and Paper
Bib Ragland
Butch Halsteed
Britt Clark
Douglas Johnson
Terry Thompson
Keith Kirby
First National Bank
Shell Oil
Martin
Wilson
Lenard
Cummings
Peddy
Barnett
Hinton's Blast Gives Senators Win Over Twins
Washington tops Minnesota 4 3 as Chuck Hinton hits a 360 foot homer in the top of the second to lift the Senators over the Twins. Jim Donohue took the loss for Minnesota while Johnson earned the win for Washington in Friday night action.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Chuck Hinton
Senators
Minnesota Twins
Jim Donahue
Twins
Los Angeles
Washington
Minnesota
Robi
O'Connell
Cottier
Piersall Cf
Rollins
Bright
Allison
Killebrew
Hinton
Naragonc
King of Johnson
Maranda
Moore
Katynamith
E—Johnson
Versalles
Power
Long
Hr—Schmidt
Ib— Rollins
S—Stenhouse
Etzer
World of Sports Monroe Morning World
Sports brief notes from Monroe Morning World on Saturday June 2, 1962, covering local games, standings, and athlete updates in a concise, period tone.
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Monroe Morning World
Cleveland Indians Top Tigers 7-1 Behind Perry Four-Hitter
Jim Perry held Detroit to four hits through eight innings and fanned four as Cleveland won 7-1. Tito Francona drove in two with a first inning double and an eighth inning single, while Al Luplow added two RBIs. Norm Cash homered for Detroit and Perry benefited from sharp defense to close out the victory before 41,425 at Cleveland.
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Detroit
Jim Perry
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Dick Brown
Jake Wood
Rocky Colavito
Perry
Norm Cash
Tito Francona
Indians
al Luplow
Brown
Woodie Held
Wood
Billy Bruton
Frank Lary
Cleveland
Sb—Cline
S—Kindall
Erbbso Perry
Lary
Nischwitz
Fox
Casalea
Essegian
U—Chulak
Stewart, Salerno
Stevens
Yankees Sign Boyer Brother in Rookie League Move
The New York Yankees signed Ronnie Boyer a 17 year old third baseman and brother of Clete Boyer. He received a $15000 bonus and will likely be assigned to the rookie league team in Harlan Kentucky. In Williamsport Pennsylvania the Little League movement was founded in 1946 by Carl Stotz.
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Los Angeles
New York Yankees
Ronnie Boyer
Clete Boyer
Yanks
Harlan
Williamsport, Pa
UPI
Carl Stotz
Player Grabs Open Lead with 66 at Colonial Open
Gary Player shot a 4-under 66 to take the lead in the $40,000 Open Golf Tournament at Colonial Country Club. He posts 36-hole total of 131, nine under par, ahead of Arnold Palmer who faltered to 71 for 142. Don January is one back at 132 after a 67, with Bruce Crampton at 133 following a 63.
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Bill Crider
Memphis, Tenn
South Africa
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Don January
Player
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Tommy Jacobs
Gene Littler
Don Whitt
Jay Hebert
Palmer
Colonial ‘Country Club
Ary Layer Don January
Gay Brewer Jr
Tony Lema
Billy Maxwell
Ken Tit
Lionel Hebert
Jack Burke Jr
Burt Weaver
Buddy Sullivan
Julius Boros Echa
Bob Gby
Dowfetisarwats
Bob Verney
Bob Keller
George Bayer
Ordon Jones
Jack McGowen
Doug Ord
Jerry Steelsmith
Kel Nagle
Art Wall Jr
Johnny Pott
al Balding
Fred Haas
Dan Sikes
Ed Merrins
Dave Ragan
Bullpen Refugee Wins Sixth For Kansas City Athletics
AP reports Dave Wickersham earned his sixth win as the Kansas City Athletics defeated the Boston Red Sox 9-2. Wickersham, a bullpen refugee, has three wins in three starts plus three prior relief victories and one loss. Separate item notes golfer Walt Burkemo served as a U S Army sergeant in World War II, wounded on D Day and in the Battle of the Bulge.
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Kansas City
Dave Wickersham
Kansas City Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Wickersham
Birmingham
Mich
UPI
Walt Burkemo
Seventh Armored Division
Same Old Tale Legion Games Rained Out
The Fifth District American Legion junior baseball season opens delayed by rain. Monroe Brown-Rivers-Scogin hosts Bernice rescheduled for Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the American Legion Stadium. Farmerville Terras Builders versus Bastrop postponed to 5 p.m. at Baron Park today. Bastrop/Bernice game to be re-scheduled. Monroe travels to Rooston for 2 30 p.m. game with James Constructors at Frasher Field.
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American Junior Legion
Monroe Brown - Rivers- Scogin
Bernice
Monroe
American Legion
Farmerville
Terras Builders
Bastrop
Baron Park
Roston
James Contractors
Frasher Field
Yankees Win 6-2 as Terry Fires Four-Hit Effort
Ralph Terry held the Los Angeles Angels to four hits over eight innings and the Yankees beat Los Angeles 6-2 before 51,584 in the largest AL crowd this year. Bill Skowron drove in three runs, including a seventh inning single that capped a four-run frame. Belinsky took the loss allowing 10 hits and five runs with two wild pitches and two errors.
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New York Yankees
Ralph Terry
Los Angeles Angels
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Terry
Bill Skowron
New York
Bo Belinsky
Baltimore
Belinsky
Albie Pearson
Joe Koppel
Yanks
Reed
Burgess
Tresh
Console
Koppe
Yostin
Angeles
E Beinsky
Rodgers
Blanchard
Skowron
Lopez
Odgers
Thomas
Pearson
Moran
Morgan Crh
Maris
U—Carr
Standings and Friday Saturday results for major leagues
Standings show Cleveland leading with 27 wins to 7 losses and New York 26 18, followed by Minnesota 27 22. Friday results include Chicago 3 Baltimore 2, Cleveland 7 Detroit 1, and Washington 4 Minnesota 3. Saturday schedules list matchups: Washington at Minnesota, Cleveland at Detroit, Chicago at Baltimore, New York at Los Angeles, Boston at Kansas City.
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New York
Minnesota
Detroit
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kansas City
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Kansas
Burnside
Bonikowski
Donovan
Bunning
Wynn
Pizarro
Fisher
Barber
Ford
McBride
Delock
Wyatt
Pet. G.B
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
Los Ao
Twinigh
Hobbie
Richert
Bennett
Might
Dodgers Win 13th Straight Tie for NL Lead
Dodgers sweep double header against the Phillies 11-4 and 8-5 to stretch their winning streak to 18 and create a first place tie in the National League with the Giants. Don Drysdale won the nightcap, aided by Larry Sherry. Ron Fairly extended his hit streak to 15 games with a fourth homer. Junior Gilliam and Willie Davis fueled the offense, while Bob Wine and Tony Gonzalez went deep for Philadelphia.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Don Drysdale
Larry Sherry
Drysdale
Dallas Green
Ron
Green
Jim Owens
Bob Wine
Tony Gonzalez
Phils
Junior Gilliam
Larry Burright
Ron Fairly
Stan Williams
Ron Perranoski
Wine
Wes Covington
Willie Davis
Tommy Davis
Paul Brown
Er'noski
Brown
Hort
Balds
Sperrs
Dalrymple
Klaus
Howard
Baldschun
Hamilton
Los Angeles
E—Sievers
Pcaa
Burright
Wills
Fairly
Roseboro
Roach
Covington
Githam
Wines— Bertencski
Ee Reyes Y Williams
Perranoski
U—Walsh
Conlan
Burkhardt
Pelekou Das
Gam
Bi Wills
Taylor
Gilliam
W. Davis
Callison
T.davis
Gonzalez
Howard Rtllers
cSavage
Harkness
Demeter
Torre
Rymple
Winess Eee. L.sherry
bSievers
Owens
Crean
Ous
E—Dalrymple
Les Anson
Wine and
Sievers
Calli- Covington
HR —Wine
Ib Nerry
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Rod Kanehl
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Charlie Hiller
Mays
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Dodger
Harvey Kuenn
Felipe Alou
Davenport
Tom Hiller
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Elio Chacon
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Kaneh
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Frank Thomas
Bob Bolin
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Pierce
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T. H. “’Tobo” Woods, Mgr
Monroe, la
Charles Caples
Walt's Restaurant
Cypress West Monroe FA
Walt’s
Tom Kirkpatrick
Bradshaw
Nebraska
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Distillery CO
Louisville
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