Indians Rout Yankees as Crowd Breaks Season High
Cleveland bolts to AL lead after sweeping the Yankees 6-1 and 6-3 in front of 70,918 fans the largest in the majors this season. Jerry Kindall Bubba Phillips and Jim Mahoney homered for the Indians while Dick Donovan earned his 10th win. Willie Kirkland slugged a two run homer in the nightcap as Pedro Ramos won late.
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Jim Coates
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Gary Bell
Reds vs Phils spark a pennant reshuffle in 1962
The Philadelphia Phillies rally to defeat the Cincinnati Reds 7-2 as Roy Sievers and Don Demeter drive in five runs. Gene Mauch's club improves to 8-5 ahead of the 1961 champs. Dodgers end skid with 6-2 win. Giants top Cardinals 6-3 as Haller homers late. Mets drop two to Cubs, Brock and Santo spark rallies. Attendance listed at 251,752.
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Osuna Captures Hardcourt Title in Seattle Final
Rafael Osuna of Mexico City ranked eighth in the world defeated Larry Nagler of North Hollywood Calif in the national hardcourt final 6 4 6 2 6 1 Carol Hanks of St Louis won the women's championship by beating Marilyn Montgomery of San Antonio 7 5 6 3 in Seattle over the weekend
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Warms Them Up Right Warms Them Up Right
The A's ride a six game win streak as Larry Staverman of the Kansas City Steers in the American Basketball League jokes he imparts the streak with his warmup pitching. Staverman, signed a week ago as batting practice thrower, says he deserves credit after the A's 10-6 win over the Minnesota Twins. He previously pitched batting practice for the Cincinnati Reds and once tried to go pro in baseball after Villa Madonna College.
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Six Straight For Athletics Triumph Over Twins
The Kansas City Athletics extended their win streak to six with a 10-6 victory over the Minnesota Twins at Municipal Stadium. Dave Wickersham earned the win before leaving with a strained back, improving to 8-2 as he shifts to a starting role. Norm Siebern homered twice and drove in three, and Joe Azcue added three hits. The A’s sit 7 games behind Cleveland for first in the AL and two games under .500 at 31-33.
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Replay 1942 World Series stars to reunite in St Louis
St Louis hosts a July 1 reunion of 16 Cardinals and 12 Yankees from the 1942 World Series. A short exhibition before the St. Louis vs. Pittsburgh game will feature active veteran names such as Stan Musial, Hank Borowy, Bill Dickey, Enos Slaughter, and Billy Southworth among others.
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Rollie Hemsley
Buddy Hassett
Charley Keller
George Selkirk
May Discontinue Wightman Cup Tennis Tournament
London AP reports the 1962 Wightman Cup ended with a 4 3 American victory, risking the 40 year series between England and the United States. Donor Mrs George W Wightman played on the first American team in 1923 and served as non playing captain 1946 1948. The United States leads 28 6 and public sentiment favors a more open event.
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United States
George W. Wightman
Britain
Five Team Baseball Scores From Weekend and Weekday Games
The scoreboard lists Saturday results Cleveland over New York 10 to 9 Boston 4 Detroit 2 Chicago 4 Los Angeles 3 in 11 innings Baltimore 4 Washington 3 Kansas City 6 Minnesota 2 Sunday totals Cleveland 6 to 6 New York 1 to 3 Detroit 8 to 0 Boston 5 to 5 Los Angeles 5 to 6 Chicago 3 to 5 Kansas City 10 Minnesota 6 Tuesday fixtures include Boston at Cleveland New York at Baltimore Minnesota at Chicago Washington at Detroit Los Angeles at Kansas City. Later, Chicago 6 New York 3 San Francisco 5 St. Louis 0 Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 3 Houston 4 Los Angeles 1 San Francisco 6 St. Louis 3 Los Angeles 6 Houston 2 Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 7 Milwaukee 3 Chicago 8 4 New York 7 3 Milwaukee at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Los Angeles Houston at San Francisco.
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Plan for Pro Tennis Tourney Before IFI Next Month
A proposal outlines starting a new tennis tournament to be presented to the International Tennis Federation next month, aiming to gain approval and launch next year. The plan includes organizing details and seeking federation endorsement.
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Southern Amateur Golf Opens in Ormond Beach Florida
The Southern Amateur Golf Tournament opens a week long run to crown the 56th champion with 160 entrants from the Dixie region. Notable absence is 1961 titleholder Billy Joe Patton of Morganton NC who skips to focus on his lumber business. Dudley Wysong of McKinney Texas is seen as a strong contender after carding two practice 68s at Ellinor Village course.
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Ingemar Johansson captures European heavyweight title in Sweden
Ingemar Johansson defeated Dick Richardson of Wales by an eighth round knockout at Ullevi Stadium in Gothenburg to win the European heavyweight championship. He expressed readiness to challenge Patterson or Liston for the world title, while indicating a potential short layoff or one more bout before another world title bid.
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Coach Resigns to Lead Goodland High School
WICHITA AP Bryce Stallard 34 resigns as basketball coach and athletic director at Campus High School Haysville to become principal of Goodland High School Neil Young campus principal says Floyd Reichardt will become basketball coach Jim McConnell arrives from North Platte Neb to take over head track coach duties this fall
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Nicklaus Wins U S Open With Playoff Over Palmer
Jack Nicklaus, at 22 the youngest U S Open champion since 1923, defeated Arnold Palmer by three strokes in an 18 hole playoff at Oakmont. The Ohio State business student turned pro after a six figure contract and has earned $45,698 this season, signaling a rising era in golf.
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Haynie wins Rockford Women's Open by two strokes
Sandra Haynie shot a final hole birdie to finish six under par at 210, earning $1,200 for the Rockford Women's Open in Rockton, Illinois. Ruth Jessen was runner up at 212 with Betsy Rawls at 219, while Lois Draske won the amateur title with 228 and Ann Casey Johnstone was second at 226.
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Rockford
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Lois Draske
LaGrange
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Set Age Limits In Horsemanship Class At Paul Gaynor Farm
Horsemanship instruction on the Paul Gaynor farm starts tomorrow at 8 30 a m. The program will be limited to 7 to 12 year olds for the time being with hopes to expand. Pupils may bring their own mounts or use horses provided at the farm. Classes will run each Tuesday and Wednesday from 8 30 to 11 a m.
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