Yankees win 22-inning duel 9-7 over Tigers in historic marathon
The New York Yankees beat Detroit 9-7 in 22 innings at Tiger Stadium, the longest major league game by innings. Jack Reed hit his first big league homer with a man on in the 22nd as Jim Bouton pitched seven innings of three‑hit relief.
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Reed and Bouton Star in 22-Inning Yankees Win
The Yankees outlasted the Tigers 9 7 in a 22 inning classic tying major league length with Reed delivering his first major league homer after 19 scoreless innings and Bouton earning the win with seven innings of relief. Berra Ford and Mantle figures frame the marathon as Robinson powers Reds past Dodgers in another coast battle.
Panama City Incident Incomplete Names Reported
In Panama a person named Ismael La guna or similar and a Mexican individual with the surname Celis were involved in a halted event, details and exact ages uncertain.
Records Fall In Track and Field on Coast Coast
The AAU carnival in Walnut closes with four mile runs under four minutes for the first time in American track history. Villanova’s Frank Budd misses the national team due to injury while Ron Morris and John Cramer post top vaults. Drayton ties world standard in 220 yards as records fall and notable marks approach world records amid a dramatic mile finish.
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Jacksonville Suns Extend Lead in International League
The Jacksonville Suns increased their lead to five games atop the International League by sweeping a doubleheader from Syracuse 11-3 and 6-3 after totaling 27 hits. Rochester swept Atlanta 10-4 and 4-3 in 10 innings, while Richmond beat Buffalo 3-2 and Toronto Columbus split pair with Columbus winning 7-4 and Toronto 4-1.
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Minor League Baseball Results Across Leagues
In the American Association on Saturday Denver defeated Indianapolis 10 to 8 and Omaha beat Dallas-Ft. Worth 7 to 6. Oklahoma City prevailed 14 to Louisville and on Sunday Dallas-Ft. Worth stood 2-2 with Omaha 1-6 while Oklahoma City went 5-7 and Louisville 3-5. In the Pacific Coast League Spokane lost 2-8 to Seattle while Tacoma beat Hawaii 4-2 and San Diego won 11-4 over Portland with Portland 9-2 over Tacoma and Hawaii 1-1. Spokane again fell 2-8 to Seattle and Salt Lake City won 5-3 at Vancouver as Vancouver also stood 4-4.
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Ithaca Foreign Car Dealer Wins Glen Classic
Millard Ripley a 26 year old foreign car dealer from Ithaca won the Glen Classic road race Saturday in a Porsche. Ripley averaged 82.89 mph for the 76 mile event over the closed Glen Course. A Canadian, Donald D. Rogers of Ottawa, placed second in the Dead Horse Special.
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Halberg wins three mile run at world meet in record pace
Lawrence Kansas runner Dotson finished with 3:59.0 in the obscured three mile event. Murray Halberg of New Zealand won comfortably in 13:30.6 well under his world record of 13:10 flat.
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Bennett Dominates Oswego Speedway in perfect win run
Art Bennett of Battle Creek piloted his car to a 35 lap feature victory at Oswego Speedway, extending a flawless five race win streak. Nolan Swift finished strong in second with Gordon Johncock taking third as newcomers Greedy Schurr Jones debut in the 18 car field.
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Babe Ruth Nines Dominate Saturday Baseball Pair
Babe Ruth League squads delivered power in two postponed contests at Fort Ontario on Saturday amid showers that washed out two planned exhibitions against Syracuse Valley teams. Rotary Club edged Lions Club 10 9 in 12 innings with Pompei's hit and DiMiero key relief, while Kiwanis Club beat Masonic Club 7 4 as St Johns grand slam powered the win and Joe McCarey tossed 17 strikeouts for Kiwanis.
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Pitchers and pinch hitters spark seventh inning rally
Vona, Bill Austin, Leo En wright, Ted Gorman, Dan Kraft and Bill Bradley appear in a seventh inning pinch hitting effort. Bradley fills a critical batsman role as the lineup reshapes in late game action.
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Baseball scores and results from Sunday and Tuesday
Sunday results include San Francisco defeating Pittsburgh 2 1 Cincinnati 12 Los Angeles 10 Philadelphia 3 1 St Louis 15 Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 3 New York 13 Houston 4 Milwaukee 14 Cincinnati 3. Tuesday games list Milwaukee at Los Angeles and New York at Pittsburgh among others with rain noted in one column.
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Ford Edges Goalby After Nervy Final Round
Doug Ford wins the Eastern Open in Baltimore as Bob Goalby mounts a late rally near the Mount Pleasant course. Ford holds a six stroke lead after 36 holes, but Goalby narrows the gap with birdies while Ford parries down the stretch and seals victory on the final green.
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Oswego County Names 1962 All-Star Lineup
Oswego County publishes its 1962 Oswego County Baseball League All-Star selections. Nine coaches named top nine players led by Jim Boyd of Pulaski and Jim Guinta of Oswego Catholic High. Honorable mentions include Kyle Robinson and others from Oswego High, Pulaski, Phoenix, Altmar Parish Williamstown, and Oswego Catholic High.
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Johnson Beats German Fighter to Boost Heavyweight Hopes
Harold Johnson defends his world light heavyweight title against Gustav Scholz in Berlin with a unanimous decision after a 15 round bout. He aims for a crack at the heavyweight title and plans European defenses before Patterson defends against Liston in September. Johnson will return to the United States after a Naples vacation with wife Mildred.
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Local 214 vs Oswego Castings Delay Confirms 8 15 Start
Sam Diment secretary of the Industrial Softball League says tonight's game between Local 214 and Oswego Castings will start at 8 15 instead of 6 30 as reported Saturday.
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Ford wins Eastern golf title with tense two stroke margin
Ford posted 279 nine under par to win the Eastern championship by two strokes after rounds of 72 and 72. The 39 year old collected the first prize of 5300 dollars, boosting his season total to about 21 340 dollars as he secured his second victory of the year.
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Kynch Captures Syracuse Herald-American Medal Golf Title
Dr. Walter Kynch of Fulton won the annual Syracuse Herald-American Medal Golf Tournament at LaFayette Country Club with a par 75 final round and 290 total, defeating runner-up Jerry Gell of Syracuse by six strokes. Carl Miller tied for fourth with Jack Hendry. Miller shot 69 in one round and eyes Oswego events and the New York State amateur. Hendry also claims the Syracuse District Amateur crown.
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Rodriguez to Fight Armstrong in Madison Square Garden
Cuban born Rodriguez, based in Miami, faces Ace Armstrong in a 10 round welterweight TV bout at Madison Square Garden in New York. Rodriguez owns a 43-2 record with 18 knockouts and seeks a title shot against the Griffith-Dupas winner. Armstrong returns to boxing after a 16 month layoff following a Tiger bout.
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