Musial pads milestone as Cardinals end slump in Reds win
Stan Musial belts his 450th career homer to keep the St. Louis Cardinals from a pennant slide, driving a 10-9 comeback victory over Cincinnati after falling behind by eight runs. He also adds two hits, as Lindy McDaniel and Dave Sisler absorb decisions in the late drama.
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Pin 250 Fine On Sadecki's Mound Effort
St Louis pitcher Ray Sadecki, 21, was fined 250 dollars after Cincinnati hammered him for five runs in one inning. Manager Johnny Keane called the effort the worst he had seen, saying Sadecki did not try. Keane indicated dismissal or demotion were possible, and Sadecki offered no comment beyond noting limited opportunities to pitch.
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Tuesday Baseball Standings and Results Summary
Standings show San Francisco 11 Chicago 4 and St Louis 10 Cincinnati 9 in 11 innings. Today's games include San Francisco at Chicago and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, with several night or twi nights and rain delays noted. Multiple leagues report scores, postponements, and upcoming schedules across American, Pacific, International, South Atlantic, and Eastern circuits.
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Ditmar Gets Another Major League Chance With Mets
Art Ditmar, once a Yankee mainstay, may rejoin Major League Baseball with Casey Stengel guiding the Mets. Stengel will evaluate Ditmar after the pitcher reached out for a job following a rough 1960 World Series showing. Ditmar pitched for the Yankees 1957 to 1960, later playing for Kansas City and Oakland before this potential Mets opportunity.
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McGuffee Plays Exhibition With Ruston Thursday
An inter league exhibition game is set for Thursday night in Ruston between the Ruston Ramblers and McGuffee Construction of Calhoun Monroe. The Ramblers share the North Louisiana Amateur League lead with Kelly Truckers, while McGuffee Construction remains undefeated in the Delta League. The Washington Senators began the 1962 American League season with 15 new players.
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Texaco tops Scott's Flowers in rain shortened game
Texaco beat Scott's Flowers 13 to 4 in a rain shortened East League Little Boys Baseball game Monday night. Idom and Carter were the winning battery for Texaco. Idom went four for four and Poche three for four. Rickey Schoonover took the loss. The game ended in the fifth inning due to rain.
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Louisiana Amateur Golf Qualifying Opens Amid Rain Delay
Golfers from across Louisiana gathered at Bayou DeSiard Country Club for the Louisiana Amateur Tournament championship qualifying. Despite morning rain, chairman Owen McCleary said plans stayed the same with tee times shifted. Burt Burdick defends, entering qualifying for a medal shot as 32 low qualifiers advance over 72 holes.
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Players Vote For All-Stars In Two Weeks
New York UPI reports that baseball players will vote June 22 to June 28 for the starting lineups of the American and National Leagues. Pitchers will be chosen by managers Freddie Hutchinson and Ralph Houk, with the games set July 10 at District of Columbia Stadium and July 30 at Wrigley Field.
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Fight Results Tuesday S First line truncated.
Marshall Wells stopped David Cervantes in San Antonio while Doug Vaillant outpointed Dave Charney in London. Edmonton Eskimos sign Bobby Walden to 1962 CFL contract after standout rookie season leading punting average and kickoff returns.
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Louisville program notes from ear diary era
Fragmentary OCR hints at a Louisville area program or diary entry from an early period. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but reference to a city, a program, and potential Kentucky connections are evident in scattered fragments.
IOC approves unified German team for 1964 Games
IOC confirms a united East and West German team for the 1964 Games in Austria and Japan and moves to recognize a North Korean Olympic Committee. It rejects expanding IOC membership on a national basis and blocks a Soviet proposal to broaden geographic representation. The South Korean team rejects a joint North-South team.
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Monroe Wins Second In Rainy Legion Ball Contests
Monroe edged Bernice 6-5 in a rain delayed Tuesday game as the American Legion Junior series saw two other games postponed. Monroe, Ruston, and Bernice have played two games each. Bastrop and Farmerville yet to meet dates. Canal delivered a two run single in the bottom of the final inning to cap Monroe’s comeback and keep them undefeated at 2-0.
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