Alou Leaders Giants Past Mets in doubleheader fistfight
Felipe Alou sparked a San Francisco comeback with three RBIs in each game, collecting five hits and three steals as the Giants beat the Mets 7-1 and 6-5 to extend their National League lead. Orlando Cepeda and Willie Mays joined the outburst, while the Dodgers swept Philadelphia to stay 1 1/2 games back. Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and Pittsburgh won as the pennant chase tightens.
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Felipe Alou
San Francisco
Candlestick Park
Alou
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Mays
Giants
New York
Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Felipe
Mays
Cepeda
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Jack Sanford
Stu Miller
Jim Duffalo
Roger Craig
Craig Anderson
Casper Nets $9,000 at Speedway 500 Festival Open
In Indianapolis Billy Casper won the $50,000 500 Festival Open with a record 264 total, 20 under par. Five others broke the 270 Speedway record as Casper claimed $9,000 boosting his 1962 purse to $41,208 while George Bayer and Jerry Steelsmith tied for second at 265.
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Billy Casper
Casper
Palmer
Doug Ford
Ford
Jerry Steelsmith
Husky George Bayer
Bayer
Steelsmith
Ruth Jessen Wins Civitan Open in Dallas
Ruth Jessen overcome a late deficit to win the Dallas Civitan Open at Glen Lakes. She shot a par 71 final round to tie Mary Lena Faulk with 292, then won a sudden death playoff on the second hole. Jessen earned 1500 dollars for first place, moving to third in earnings for the year with 5419.32.
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Dallas
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Miss Jessen
Glen Lakes Country Club
Mary Lena Faulk
Sea Island
Miss Faulk
Foyt triumphs in record pace as Indy 500 pace quickens
At Indianapolis motor speedway the 33 500 mile starters had a first workout amid talk of 1961 winner A J Foyt Jr and rival Parnelli Jones. Jones led 37 laps in a two car duel before Foyt surged to victory in a record time as Elmer George battles for third with Mathouser Hurtubise. Test session focused on carburetion and fuel handling with lighter fuel loads ahead of the race.
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Speedway
A. J. Foyt Jr
Parnelli Jones
Foyt
Parnelli
Indianapolis Raceway Park
Jones
Elmer George
Tony Hulman
Bob Mathouser
Jim Hurtubise
M.P
Standard Oil
Stan Musial Misses Two Games For Family Graduations
Stan Musial will miss two games on a seven game road trip to attend his children’s graduations. He will play tonight against the Pirates in Pittsburgh, then return home for daughter Gerry’s graduation from Willa Duchesne High School. He will miss Sunday's game at Milwaukee for son Dick’s graduation from Notre Dame. On Monday June 4 he receives a Doctor of Humanities from Monmouth College Illinois.
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ST. Louis
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Gerry
Willa Duchesne High School
Stan
Milwaukee
University of Notre Dame
Monmouth
Ill
Scores and standings from Saturday and Sunday baseball results
The Associated Press reports Saturday results Boston 12 Baltimore 6 Detroit 2 New York 1 Minnesota 4 Chicago 1 Kansas City 8 Los Angeles 7 Washington 8 Cleveland 6 Sunday results New York 4 1 Detroit 1 5 Cleveland 5 Washington 3 Baltimore 4 Boston 2 11 innings Minnesota 58 Chicago 46 Kansas City 3 3 Los Angeles 26 Washington Los Angeles New York Kansas City Boston Minnesota Baltimore Detroit Only games scheduled Saturday Rosalty San Francisco 7 New York 6 10 innings Los Angeles 6 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 4 Milwaukee 3 Houston 2 Pittsburgh 0 Cincinnati 11 Chicago 6 San Francisco 74 New York 1 5 Los Angeles 5 2 Philadelphia 2 1 Milwaukee 4 St Louis 3 Cincinnati 10 Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 7 Houston 2 Milwaukee Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh N Only games scheduled
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Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Washington
Cleveland
San Francisco
York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadephia
W. L. Pet. G.B. Cleveland
Detroit Ecernns
Baltimore Conee
W. L. Pet. G.B
Epeene
Repair shop ad for tools and equipment highlights services
A compact shop notice lists repair services for lawnmowers push and power bikes threaded as well as tennis rackets restrung scissors and knives sharpened house door checks and closers aired locks and keys made fishing reels and rods repaired.
Gentile Tops AL with .309, 15 homers for Orioles
Orioles star Jim Gentile, nicknamed a lousy hitter, leads the American League with a .309 average 36 RBIs and 15 homers as Baltimore steals a 4 2 win over Boston. Russ Snyder and Brooks Robinson also homered for the Orioles while Cleveland and New York won their games.
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Orioles
Boston
Guess the Weight Contest for Home Freezer Foods
A promotional contest invites participants to guess the total weight of all freezer foods in a home freezer. No purchase or obligation required. The contest ends on May 31.
Athletics Split Pair In Kansas City Doubleheader
The Athletics split a Kansas City doubleheader with the Los Angeles Angels winning 3-2 and 6-3. Dave Wickersham pitched a complete game for the win in game one as Jose Azcue delivered the go ahead RBI. Eli Grba homered for the Angels in game two. Dan Pfister took the loss. Manny Jimenez went 4-for-6 to raise his average.
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Kansas City
Athletics
Los Angeles Angels
Dave Wickersham
A’s
Angels
Jose Azcue
Angel
Eli Grba
Dan Pfister
Manny Jimenez
Removals and Address Changes Listed
Removals show Dale Dewey moving to 631 North Mulberry Davis 8 L from LeLoup to 313 East Third Hart Eddie moves to 315 East Seventh Lew is Bob relocated to 428 Walnut Oney Richard L to 406 Eight Willow Pearson Alton J to 215 West Second Stephenson Jack moves from 1003 North Cedar to 1005 Cottonwood Saling Mrs Erma moves from 6048 Cherry to RFD 4.
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Dale
Dewey
N. Mulberry
Davis
LeLoup
Hart
Eddie
E. 7Th
Lewis
Bob
Oney
Richard L
Willow
Pearson
Alton J
W. 2Nd. St
Stephenson
Jack
N. Cedar
Cottonwood
Saling
Erma
Cherry
Phillips 66 Wins League Twinbill
Ottawa’s Andrews Phillips 66 softball team swept Watson 5-4 and 5-2 to solidify first in the Eastern Kansas League with a 6-2 season mark and 4-0 league record. Don Morris, Ron Yingling, Perry Smith, and Eddie Boyer drove in key runs as Ottawa rallied in the opener, while Morris, Smith, Starks, Watkins, and Layton produced in support of winning pitcher Larry Webker and later Joe Phillips. Ottawa meets Richland next, with game one at 7:30 in Ottawa.
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Watson
Ottawa
Don Morris
Ron Yingling
Perry Smith
Don Lester
Larry Webker
Joe Phillips
Phillips
Morris
Eddie Boyer
Yingling
Bruce Starks
Bob Watkins
Glen Layton
Florchates
Richland
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Colts
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Erio Chacon
Tim Harkness
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Art Mahaffey
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Stan Williams
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Purkey
Reds
Don Cardwell
Vada Pinson
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Bob Shaw
Ken Boyer
Carl Sawatski
Braves
Bob Gibson
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
Mack Jones
Vern Law
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Bill Collins
Dave Ragan
George Bayer
Gary Player
Don Fairfield
Joe Campbell
Mike Souchak
Bob Goetz
Dave Hill
Civitan
Harry
Harry Smith
HFC
Household Finance Corporation of
Lawrence
Kansas
Baer
Massachusetts Ave
Litwins
Viking
Dean Berlin
Dale Burgess
Pres Sports
Wrnter
THE
Associated Press
Rosalty
Day's Repair & Sport
Sam
Obar Roe Wean Oreen
Ed States
Hubba
Pean
Wea
Oremmon
Tire Man” Tire and Supply, Inc
St. Sam Mott
Mgr
Big Jim Gentile
Jim Gentile
Yanks
Russ Snyder
Gentile
Brooks Robinson
Tito Francona
Willie Kirkland
Indians
Yankees
Paul Foytack
Foytack
Chico Fernandez
Bill Skowron
Earl Battey
George Banks
Phillips 66
Webker
Sanford and Sanford
Pepe
Dew
Oso
Porter - Spears
Agency
Tom Porter
George Spears
U. S
IAS
Askus
Cstandard Oil Division
American Oil Company
Grogan
Stancard Servic
S. Main
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