Tricky Winds Sink All Stars In Windy All-Star Game
In Candlestick Park gusts hampered both teams as the National Leaguers beat the American League 5-4 in 10 innings. Star sluggers Maris and Colavito led the AL offense, while the wind caused multiple errors and odd plays, with Kaline, Mays, and Clemente delivering key hits in a dramatic late rally.
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Hen Boyer
Colavito
Miller
Fox
Kaline
Boyer
Henry Aaron
Baltimore
Hoyt Wilhelm
Willie Mays
Howser
Robinson
Clemente
Wil
Paul Richards
Candlestick Park
All Star Box San Francisco 1962 Game One Box Score
AP reports the box score for the first 1962 All-Star game in San Francisco. Key players and statistics are listed, reflecting early season form and standout performances from both leagues. The summary highlights scoring leaders and notable line items from the exhibition clash.
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San Francisco
Bandit Wears Bandage Mask Robs Wichita Savings Office
A white man wearing bandages and dark glasses robbed Parklane Savings & Loan in a Wichita shopping center Tuesday, escaping with 2941. Police set up roadblocks for hours. FBI joined the search. The suspect was about 45, 5 feet 10, 210 pounds, seen driving north. No trace found. Two women in the office were not harmed.
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Wichita
Parklane Savings & Loan Association
East Side
Nick Larchey
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Player And Palmer Favored For British Open Title
Arnold Palmer and Gary Player, the pre tournament favorites, enter the 72 hole British Open at Birkdale as top contenders. Palmer and Player, with strong American tour earnings, qualified with 139 and 138 respectively, while Bob Charles led the field with 136. Kel Nagle and Peter Thomson remain threats as the course tests accuracy on the 6844 yard links.
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Birkdale
England
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Palmer
Latrobe
Player
Bob Charles
Kel Nagle
Australia
Peter Thomson
Sikes Aims to End Medalist Jinx in Public Links
DETROIT AP Dick Sikes 21 of Springdale Arkansas, a former caddy, seeks to break the medalist jinx at the 36th National Public Links Tournament. He captured medalist honors at Rackham with 70 45 135, leading through a strong showing. Betencoort 49 Honolulu stevedore foreman finished second at 72 65 137. Schlee 22 Memphis State junior, living in Seaside Oregon, stood third with 68 70 1838. Defending champ Verne Calle son failed to undercut 150 cutoff, as Sacramento furnace owner posted 79 72 151. Only twice before has a medalist gone on to win the title in 1929 and 1947.
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Dick Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Jinx
Sikes
University of Arkansas
Wichita
Rackham
Dave Betencoort
Honolulu
Stevedore Foreman
Verne Calleson
Sacramento
Calif
Favern
Bowling Scores Mixed Couples League Report
In the Mixed Couples League Christie Oxle led with a 204 high and 522 series for O. Ogle. J. Martin had a 177 game and 504 series for Martin-Spatz. Ed Ferguson posted 104 with 494 for Ferguson-Ferguson. Cordle’s 212 and 491 led Wallast-Cordle, while L. Lemon totaled 157 for Miller-Lemon. Jackson-Cordley shows a 222 game.
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Christie Oxle
O. Ogle
Martin-Spatz
J. Martin
Wallast-Cordle
Cordle
Miller-Lemon
L. Lemon
Jackson-Cordley
Jackson
Twin Methodist teams rack lopsided wins in Ottawa league
Richter Methodist and Trinity Methodist dominated last night at Forest Park. Richter built a 16-4 lead over First Methodist after five innings before the game ended 16-4. Trinity Methodist led Wesleyan 22-5 after five innings when play was halted. Wayne Robuck powered Richter with four runs and two home runs, while Duane Johnson added a triple, double, and single in three trips. Denny Peterson pitched four innings for Trinity to earn the win.
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Cincinnati
Bob Purkey
Pittsburgh
Roberto ‘Clemente
New York
Whitey Ford
Washington
Dick Donovan
Nationals
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Mike McCormick
All Stars
San Francisco
Stu Miller
Richter Methodist
Trinity Methodist
Ottawa Church
Forest Park
Richter
First Methodist
Trinity
Wesleyan Methodist
Wayne Robuck
Duane Johnson
Robuck
Don Jones
Denny Peterson
Lee DePriest
Campus Sites Are Favored For NCAA Finals Hosting
COLORADO SPRINGS AP The NCAA Basketball Tournament Committee backs holding future NCAA journeys on college campuses to curb gambling evils. It would exempt the finals because of unusual housing demands. Chairman Bernie A. Shively said no single cure for gambling exists and multiple corrective measures are needed.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
NCAA
Bernie A. Shively
Education venues to host first round regional games
The committee said first round and regional games should be held in facilities owned or operated by educational institutions. The recommendation does not necessarily apply to the finals.
K State may be tourney site for NCAA Midwest regional
In COLORADO SPRINGS AP reports Kansas State University in Manhattan has been recommended as the site for next year's NCAA Midwest regional basketball tournament. The plan calls for the regional to be held March 16-17 with Louisville, Kentucky tentatively chosen for the national finals March 20-24.
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Colorado Springs
Kansas State University
Manhattan
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Louisville
Baseball Schedule Today For Babe Ruth And Pee Wee Leagues
Yankees clash with Giants at 8 30 p m in the Babe Ruth League while Angels play Red Sox at Forest Park in Pee Wee action. Little League fields host Athletics versus Cardinals and Yankees versus White Sox at 5 p m on Friday. Pirates meet Bears at Garfield and Tigers face Giants at Forest Park with Braves against Athletics also at 5 p m Saturday. Senators and Red Sox plus Cubs and Angels tee off at 8 30 a m in Fee Wee League.
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Little League
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Cubs
Forest Park softball schedule with multiple church teams
Sunday Eastern Kansas Softball League games list Ottawa facing Meadow Gold at Forest Park at 7 30 p m and softer matchups include First Methodist Trinity Methodist Richter Pomona Westminster First Baptist North Baptist Sacred Heart with matches at Forest Park and 7 p m 8 30 p m start times noted for Forest Park games
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Pomona Methodist
Forest Park
Westminster
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North Baptist
Sacred Heart
Kansas
Ottawa
Meadow Gold
Horse and car collision near Pittsburg causes minor damage
A compact motor car and a horse collided near Pittsburg. The car sustained 150 dollars in damage while the horse trotted away with only minor scratches.
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Pittsburg
Here
Tigers Edge Cards 15-10 in Little League action
The Tigers rallied to score 10 runs in the fourth inning and beat the Cardinals 15-10 at Forest Park. Jeff Finch pitched four innings for the Tigers allowing one run, with six strikeouts. Dudley Calder hit two homers. Leland Sass took the loss for the Cardinals after facing nine runs in a third of an inning.
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Frank Horn
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Jim Johnson
Pender Loses On A Cut Eye In London Bout
Paul Pender, World middleweight contender from Brookline, lost to Terry Downes in Wembley Indoor Stadium when a cut over Pender's left eye forced retirement at the end of the ninth round. Downes, 25, earned the victory before 12,000 fans with a rematch likely within 90 days in America.
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Terry Downes
U.S. Marines
Wembley Indoor Stadium
Pender
America
Boston
Downes
Sam Burns
National League All Stars Edge AL In Ten Inning Win
National League All Stars defeated American League All Stars 5 to 4 in ten innings. Tuesday's results show a standout extra frame despite no other games on the schedule. Thursday features several matchups across leagues including Pittsburgh at San Francisco and Milwaukee at St Louis.
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al Kaline
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St. Louis
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