Bucs Crush Pulaski to Seal County Baseball Crown
Oswego High senior Robinson shut out Pulaski 11-0 on a neutral Central Square diamond to close his Oswego High League career. Dick Calalone led the offense with a triple, double and single as Oswego clinched the county title after Western Division playoff success and a final inter-divisional win.
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Americans Continue Quest in British Amateur
Nine Americans advance to the second round as nearly 100 players compete at Hoylake for the British Amateur championship. Notables include Californian Bob Falkenburg now in Rio de Janeiro and veteran Robert Sweeney from Palm Beach California.
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Chiefs beaten by former mate Hopke rocks Crackers
Fred Hopke slammed two home runs and a double driving in four as he helped the Atlanta Crackers rout the Syracuse Chiefs 10-1. Hopke, who had been with Syracuse, hit nine prior big‑league singles for Syracuse before transferring. The win kept Atlanta on a four‑game streak and moved them to fourth, ahead of Rochester as Jacksonville beat them 5-2.
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Ithaca College Upsets Missouri In Initial Game
Ithaca College shocks Missouri 5-1 in the College World Series openers as the Bombers chase a historic unbeaten run. Roger Freize fans six hits over eight innings helping Ithaca surge on offense after early jitters.
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Littler Favored for Open Golf Title at Oakmont
Gene Littler emerges as the favorite for the 62nd U S Open at Oakmont Country Club as Arnold Palmer recovers from a finger injury. Gary Middlecoff backs Littler while others like Gary Player and Jackie Burke also rate his chances. Palmer, who sustained a deep cut while packing luggage, plans to compete with a protective bandage.
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Cueball) Osetek
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Coolie) Miller
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Chick) Burke
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Ben Hogan
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Mammoth Extinct in North America Some 8 000 Years Ago
The mammoth, a creature resembling an elephant, disappeared from North America around eight thousand years in the past, marking a prehistoric extinction event.
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Orioles Relate Free For All As Roberts Tops Yankees
Orioles rookie Boog Powell was toppled by a Daley fastball in the fourth, injuring his head but staying conscious. Robins Roberts earned his first AL win since 1961 as New York faded, while Cleveland’s Kirkland homered twice in a 10-0 win over Boston. The Phillies snapped several pennant races with a 5-2 upset of St Louis, aided by Demeter and Callison, as the Mets beat Houston.
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Teleprompter bid tops ancillaries for Patterson Liston bout
Teleprompter Corp offered 1.7 million dollars for ancillary rights to the Patterson Liston heavyweight title fight set for September 22 in Chicago. Promoter Tom Bolan said two rivals bid less, noting his firm also handled the Johansson rematch at 800 thousand dollars.
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Little Chipper Captures Vernon Downs 2 Year Old Trotting Crown
Little Chipper driven by Joe Gerrity won the $2,000 trot for 2-year-olds at Vernon Downs last night in 2 13 1. The $21.60 winner shows a sharp performance in the pacing program.
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Palmer Passes 60 000 Level in Money Leaders
Arnold Palmer remains the top money winner with 60 311 dollars after a 460 dollar gain in the New Jersey tourney. Gene Littler climbs to second with 53 704 dollars for the year after winning 25 000 last weekend at Clifton. Bill Casper Jr. is third at 42 158 dollars, while Jack Nicklaus rises to fourth with 28 198 dollars in earnings. Other top earners include Gary Player, Phil Rodgers, Bobby Nichols, Don Finsterwald, Doug Sanders, and Bruce Crampton with totals ranging from 22 688 to 17 273 dollars.
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Don Finsterwald
Doug Sanders
Bruce Crampton
Minor League Baseball Scores Report
Pacific Coast League Tacoma 7 San Diego 1 Hawaii 5 Salt Lake City 2. American Association Dallas Fort Worth 6 Indianapolis 0. Oklahoma City 2 Omaha 1. Denver at Louisville ppd rain.
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Rollins Takes Lead at Plate
In early 1962 spring training, Rollins led Minnesota Twins third base contenders with 14 hits in 28 at bats, lifting his average to .356 and overtaking Manny Jimenez who slipped to .341. Felipe Alou and Stan Musial surged in the National League, while Willie Mays and Tommy Davis led homers and RBIs in their circuits.
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Tommy Davis
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Jim Gentile
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Boston boxer Kenny Lane stops Tibbs in welter bout
Boston fighter Kenny Lane knocks out Tommy Tibbs in a tough bout at 137 1 4 pounds, while Sydney rival Willie Stevenson stops Sid Prior in Australia at 143 pounds, yielding a night of knockout results and tense exits.
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Moose and Elks Triumph in Little League Action at Lagoe Field
Moose beat Firemen 13 to 1 to extend its unbeaten streak to four. Elks earned their first win, defeating K of C 12 to 2. Fred Von Holtz starred for Ellis with a homer and three hits, while Herb Fox and Mike Bacon pitched for Moose and Ellis respectively.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The season’s top performers include Rollins of Minnesota with a .356 average and 80 hits, Jimenez of Kansas City at .341, and King Green of Minnesota with 47 home runs. Key RBIs feature Robinson of Chicago and Wagner of Kansas City at 44, while Robinson and Cunningham lead with 21 and 18 doubles respectively. Gentile of Baltimore tops home runs with 16, and Wood of Detroit along with Howser of Kansas City steal 16 bases. Donovan of Cleveland leads pitching with 82 800, and Foytack of Detroit and Stonhouse of Washington notch 41 800. Pascual of Minnesota strikes out 74.
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National League Bat Leaders and Key RBI Figures
Alphabet soup of player stats shows F Alou leading NL in at bats with 348 for San Francisco while Musial tops with 342. Mays leads runs with 57 for San Francisco, with Wills second at 56 for Los Angeles. T Davis leads RBIs at 64 for LA, Cepeda 55 for San Francisco. T Davis also leads hits with 82 for LA, Cepeda and Williams at 78 for SF and Chicago respectively. Robinson tops doubles with 20 for Cincinnati while Brock and Callison tie at 15 for Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Major League Stars Pitching Spark 10-0 Cleveland Win
Pitcher Jim Perry of the Indians limited the Boston Red Sox to seven hits as Cleveland moved into a tie for second in the American League with a 10-0 victory. Dick Stuart of the Pirates slugged two homers, one inside the park, driving in five runs in a 6-1 win over the Chicago Cubs.
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