Boxscore highlights from 1962 major league games
Details include Cleveland 27 10 and Washington 27 15, Colavito homer, Piersall two hits and a steal, Bell, Kemmler, Hyde, and others pitching. Yankees vs Tigers box shows Yost Wilson and Foytack HRs, Lopez error, and 4-0 New York loss. Chicago-Baltimore scores show drama with 14th inning possibilities and multiple substitutions.
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Sad Sam Jones Nets 15th Win for Giants
San Francisco pitcher Sam Jones earned his 15th victory of the season in a 7-1 win over the Milwaukee Braves. The 6-foot-? right-hander, who debuted in 1951, battledly dodged a scare when Hank Aaron collided with him at third base. Jones yielded eight hits, fanned six, and walked two, lowering his ERA to 3.02 while teammates Antonio, Sanford, and Miller posted stronger marks.
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San Francisco Giants
Sam Jones
Milwaukee Braves
Hank Aaron
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Jack Sanford
Braves
Stu Miller
Jack Hand
Associated Press
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Phoenix
Willie Firm
McCovey
Mays
Giants
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Milwaukee
Eddie ‘Bressaud
Chicago Snaps Losing Streak Nips Phils 4-2
Associated Press report covers Chicago ending a seven game slide with an 4-2 victory over Philadelphia. Ernie Banks doubles sparking an eighth inning rally, Don Elston gains win in relief as Cubs halt skid and Phils fall. Giants also win big as McCovey Mays pace 10-hit effort against Braves.
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Jim Davenport
McCovey
Davenport
Orlando Cepeda
Bressaud
Giants
Lew Burdette
Jones
Harvey Haddix
Smoky Burgess
Bill Virdon
Bob Skinner
Pirates
Burgess
Rocky Nelson
Chicago
Phillies
Ernie Banks
Humberto Robinson
Bobby Thomson
Don Elston
Art Cecareli
Smoky Burgess powers 18-2 rout as Pi rate edge St Louis
Batting star Burgess collects five hits including a three run homer and two doubles in the 18-2 victory. Pitching star Wilhelm goes 8 2 3 innings of hitless relief with O'Dell to limit Chicago to a 1-1 tie after 18 innings due to curfew.
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Smoky Burgess
Pirates
St. Louis
Hoyt Wilhelm
Orioles
Billy O'Dell
Chicago
Standings and results from Saturday baseball action
Standings show Chicago 1, Baltimore 1 after an 18 inning tied game called by curfew. Cleveland 5 over Washington 2, Detroit 4 over New York 0, Boston 4 over Kansas City 3. Saturday schedule includes Kansas City at New York, Chicago at Washington, Cleveland at Baltimore, Detroit at Boston. National League standings list San Francisco 61 46 .570, Los Angeles 61 48 .560, Milwaukee 58 47 .552, Chicago 51 55 .481, Pittsburgh 52 56 .481, Cincinnati 50 56 .472, St. Louis 50 58 .463, Philadelphia 44 61 .419. Friday games include Cincinnati at San Francisco and Philadelphia at St. Louis. Results: San Francisco 7 Milwaukee 1, Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 18 St. Louis 2. Milwaukee at Los Angeles and Philadelphia at St. Louis also listed.
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Little Kanawha Bowl Game On Tap Tonight
Parkersburg hosts the 11th annual Little Kanawha Bowl featuring 14 high school standouts in North versus South. South leads 7-3 all time, crowd expected near 10 000 at Parkersburg High School Stadium. Coaches include Lanham and Waldo guiding North and South squads. Two point conversions will be allowed under NCAA rules for touchdowns.
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Fishing Prospects Dim As WV Streams Grow Milky From Rain
The State Conservation Department reports rain has dimmed weekend fishing in West Virginia. Most streams are milky to muddy, except clear in the Eastern Panhandle. Morgan County and the South Branch in Hampshire County show milky waters. Good fishing is expected in Tucker, Taylor, Barbour, and Pocahontas counties as Greenbrier is affected by rainfall.
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Burglars Take a Ride at Hayden Flour Mills
In Tucson thieves stole a safe holding 7200 dollars in cash and checks from Hayden Flour Mills and loaded it into a company truck.
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Hayden Flour Mills
Foytack blanks New York 4-0 on three hitter
Detroit clinched the season series by a 4-0 shutout as Paul Foytack allowed three hits against the Yankees. Red Wilson and Eddie Yost homered for Detroit, while Art Ditmar gave up both Detroit shots and Cleveland beat Washington to trim the AL lead. The 18-inning tie between White Sox and Orioles ended with no decisive score before curfew.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Billy O'Dell
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Joe Ginsberg
Wilhelm
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al Smith
Willie Tasby
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Paul Foytack
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Art Ditmar
Red Wilson
Eddie Yost
Boston
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Leo Kiely
Jerry Casale
Dick Williams
Bill Tuttle
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Hal Smith
Wayne Terwilliger
Orioles and White Sox battle to an 18 inning tie
In a marathon 18 inning game from Baltimore, the Orioles and White Sox played to a 1-1 draw as heavy rain and curfew halted play. Chicago’s John Romano delivered the lone RBI with a triple, while Hoyt Wilhelm and Billy Pierce kept the game tight through most of the night.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
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Daily Major League Baseball Today Pitchers Schedule
Kansas City at New York Daley 12-6 faces Ford 10-6. Chicago at Washington Shaw 103 vs Fischer 8-7. Cleveland at Baltimore McLish 13-5 against Walker 8-5. Detroit at Boston Bunning 9-10 vs Monbouquete 3-3. Pittsburgh at Chicago Kline 7-10 vs Drabowsky 4-8. Philadelphia at St Louis Cardwell 5-7 vs Mizell 11-7. Newcombe 10-5 vs Antonelli 15-6. Only games scheduled.
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Omaha Tops Senators 5-3 in final of five game set
Omaha Cardinals beat the Senators 5-3 to close a five game home stand. Tom Cheney started for Omaha and drove in two runs before leaving with two in the seventh. Bubba Morton and Frank Kostro added key hits for Charleston.
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Ferrier, Cooper Lead 1st Round at Cleveland Open
In Cleveland, Jim Ferrier and Harold Cooper led the opening round of the Cleveland Open golf tournament as Ferrier’s putter stayed hot and the colorful veteran showed his usual form. Long absences from competition were noted before the day’s action.
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Ohio State
Lions And Rams Open NFL Exhibition Season In Boulder
The Detroit Lions and Los Angeles Rams start the 1959 NFL exhibition schedule in Boulder Colorado in the first all NFL tune up game of the year. The Rams pursue a sweeping roster overhaul including Ollie Matson trade and punt return duties. The Lions rely on Nick Pietrosante and John Henry Johnson as they aim to reclaim title form.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Stats
Highlights from the season include Aaron Milwaukee leading batting with .366 and 256 hits, Pinson Cincinnati with 141 hits, and Banks Chicago tying for home runs with 30. Pitching leaders show Face Pittsburgh 14 0 and Antonelli San Francisco 15 4, with Drysdale Los Angeles 173 strikeouts and Wynn Chicago 133.
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White
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Paret Gets Big Chance In TV Fight Tonight
New York AP reports Benny Paret of Santa Clara Cuba steps into the 10 round main event at Madison Square Garden as substitute for unavailable oppponents for Gaspar Ortega. Ortega, with 49 wins in 66 starts including 21 KOs, defeated Ray Terrazas in Juarez in his last start. The bout is televised on NBC at 9 p.m. EST with scoring by the referee and two judges.
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Santa Clara
Cuba
Gaspar Ortega
Florentino Fernandez
Ortega
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Ray Terrazas
Juarez
NBC
Kerr Night Knight Fight Report
Raymundo Torres beat Paulie Seton on points 134 to 132 in Reynosa Mexico, with the match held in Compton California reference.
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Mexico
Paulie Seton
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