Reds Belt Bums as Robinson Delivers 10th Inning Grand Slam
Milestone night in Cincinnati as Frank Robinson hits his 14th homer of the month and 33rd of the season, driving in a 7-3 extra inning win over the Dodgers. Bob Purkey gains win. Gene Freese returns with two singles. Dodgers drop, Braves win to close gap on Giants. Pirates sweep Mets. Phillies beat Colts. AL notes include Killebrew homer as Twins top Red Sox and Aaron rally for Braves.
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Milton Richman
UPI
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Reds
Robinson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Larry Sherry
Sherry
Vada Pinson
Pinson
Bob Purkey
Willie
Tommy Davis
Freese
Gene Freese
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Colts
Phils
Colts
Kansas City A’s
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
Tommy Aaron
Don Larsen
Braves
Giants
Warren Spahn
Pittsburgh
Mets
Bob Friend
al McBean
Phillies
Houston
Gene Mauch
Ed Charles
Athletics
Roger Maris
Yankees
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Red Sox
Killebrew
Don Schwall
Stigman
Frank Sullivan
Sleepy Jim Crowley Reflects On Modern Football
James H Crowley known as Sleepy Jim and a Notre Dame Four Horsemen figure discusses how today’s football favors quick short passes and fast line play. He notes the lighter ball, bullet passes, and defensive red dogging, reflecting on changes since 1921 24 and his varied coaching and boxing roles.
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Tacoma
Wash
UPI
James H
Sleepy Jim) Crowley
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen” Fame
Crowley
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commissions
National Boxing Association
Jim
Elmer Layden
Don Miller
Georgia
Michigan State
Fordham
North Carolina
Pacific
Chicago Rockets
Scranton
Charles
Chick) O'Malley
Pennsylvania Commission
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
The American League standings show New York leading with 74 wins and .602, followed by Los Angeles and Minnesota. Canadian? No. The schedule lists Monday results and Tuesday night matchups, with probable pitchers and planned games across both leagues, including Yankee at Dodgers and Browns? The National League shares similar notes with top teams like Los Angeles and Cincinnati shaping the pennant race, plus a slate of night games and doubleheaders.
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New York
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Stafford
Belinsky
Wilson
Fischer
Otenhouse
Kralick
Perry
Bunning
Wynn
Roberts
W. L. Pet
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsby
Twilite Pittsbgh
Twilite Housta
Phila
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Inn
Milwkee
Gibbon
Haddix
Anderson
Craig
O’toole
Cardwell
Twinight
Golden
Bruce
Mahaffey
Hamilton
Jackson
Shaw
San Fran
Nutting Sidelined Six Weeks With Knee Injury
Marquette Michigan Ed Nutting Cowboys offensive tackle will miss at least six weeks due to a knee injury. He is expected to undergo surgery in Dallas as announced by a team spokesman.
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Nutting
Marquette
Mich
UPI
Ed Nutting
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas
Wills Aiming For All Time Steal Records
Maury Wills of the Los Angeles Dodgers is pursuing major league and NL theft marks after a six for six stolen base night against the Reds to raise his season total to 67. He targets Bescher's 80 and Cobb's 96, focusing on the final 36 games while helping Dodgers win the pennant.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodger
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco
Giants
Wills
Candlestick Park
Maury
Bescher
Ty Cobb
Dodgers
WVU Aims for Eighth Straight 20-Win Basketball Season
WVU basketball seeks its eighth consecutive 20-win season and a place among the few programs to win 20 games for 10 straight years. Publicist Eddie Barrett said the Mountaineers chase a mark set by Kentucky, North Carolina, and Western Kentucky, with Rod Thorn and Tom Lowry, Bill Maphis among the key players.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Eddie Barrett
WVU
Mountaineers
Kentucky
North Carolina
Western Kentucky
Cincinnati
Bradley
Utah
Bill Mukray
Boston
Barrett
Rod Thorn
Tom Lowry
Bill Maphis
Thorn
Jerry West
Rod Hundley
LL World Series Opens With Five Nation Matchups
The Little League World Series starts in Williamsport with Del Rio Texas facing Pitman New Jersey in the opener. Kankakee Illinois meets Hamilton Ontario in the second game as the event features teams from France Japan Mexico and Canada plus the Poitiers squad from a French Army depot.
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Williamsport
UPI
del Rio
Tex
Pitman
N.J
Kankakee
Ill
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
San Jose
Calif
Poitiers
France
Kunitachi
Japan
Monterrey
Mexico
Little League of Nations
Packers Favored To Win and Stand NFL Title
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi leads a returning 1962 squad aimed at a third straight Western Division crown and a second consecutive NFL title. Key players Horning, Taylor, Starr, Kramer, and Adderly anchor a healthy, deep lineup. McGee, Kramer, and Dowler headline a pass-catching corps improved from last season.
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Packers
Gene Hintz
United Press International
Green Bay, Wis
UPI
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Giants
Green Bay
New York Giants
Tom Bettis
Em Tunnell
Jerry Kramer
Fred Thurston
Jim Ringo
Forest Greggs
Bob Skorowski
Norm Masters
Dan Currie
Bill Forrester
Ray Nitschke
Dave Hanner
Willie Davis
Hank Jordan
Bill Quinlan
Herb Adderly
Hank Gremminger
Willie Wood
Jesse Whittenton
Packer
Max McGee
Ron Kramer
Boyd Dowler
Pirates Sweep Mets In Doubleheader Exchange Blows
New York hosts Pittsburgh in a split two game set as Bob Friend and Earl Francis face the Mets in a sequence. Friend earned his 14th win, pitching four hits with a late shutdown, while Al McBean logged his 13th victory after 6 2 3 innings. Bob Skinner starred in the nightcap with an inside the park homer a triple and a single driving in two as errors aided Pittsburgh again. Roger Craig and Bob Moorhead oppose Pittsburgh seeking to halt a 12 game skid.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mets
Pirates
Bob Friend
Joe Gibbon
Earl Francis
Harvey Haddix
Roger Craig
Bob Moorhead
Bucs
Friend
Roberto Clemente
Don Hoak
Chris Cannizzaro
Smoky Burgess
al McBean
McBean
Reliver Diomedes Olivo
Dorothy L ers Trip Naomi Nine In Pettus Park Tournament
Dorothy L ers Little League all stars won 7-4 over Naomi Nine at Pettus Park in a tournament contest. The Dor othy team beat Eunice 9-8 and Montcoal 9-5 en route to the victory. It marks their third straight regional win under manager Ralph Scherers as Carte Cook previously led the team in 1958 and 1959. Trophy presentation planned at Dorothy Elementary School.
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Dorothy’s
Naomi
Pettus Park
Dorothy Lads
Eunice
Montcoal
Carte Cook
Ralph Scherers
Dorothy
Chambers Cattle Toss 6 Ringers In Quarterfinals At Tourney
Raleigh Register Horseshoe Tourney at New River Park enters a quarterfinal night after a ringer filled first round. Doubles open at 6 p.m. followed by singles as Ken Chambers and J E Cottle lead ringers in key matches.
Wrestling match results list with several forfeitures
A dense OCR of match results shows numerous head-to-head results with weights and scores. Names include Henry Bolen Jerry Donell Ken Chambers Rich ard Wiseman Dallas Boothed Mike Donell Richard West Don Meadows Stacey Cook Roebuck How ard Lafferty Tony Savino J E Cottle Clifton Gravely Mike Cochran Robert Pack Don Hess John Covington Jim Rubin Dr Ralph Frazier Dave Anderson Fred Terry J C Huffman Bill Vaughn Charles Karbonit Edwin Harding David Cuervo Clarence Tankersley Clifton Gravely Ervin Pankey Oll and others with various scores and several forfeitures and byes.
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George Roebuck
Houston Smith
Tony Savino
Donald Hess
Charles Karbonit
Nick Giampaldi
Mike Donell
Jerry Donell
Erwin Harding
Jimmy Warden
David Cuervo
Buddy Hutchens
Joe Cochran
Mike Cochran
Henry Bolen
Buddy Gross
Stacy Cook
Bill Vaughn
Dr. Frazier
Cottle
Ken Chambers
Dallas Boothe
Richard West
Stacey Cook
Howard Lafferty
J. E. Cottle
Jim Rubin
Fred
Richard Wiseman
Dallas
Robert Pack
Don Hess
John Covington, Jr
Charles Lambert
Ralph Frazier
Dave Anderson
Fred Terry
J. C. Huffman
Edwin Harding
Clarence Tankersley
Clifton Gravely
Ervin Pankey
Oll
Elder
Climbing Fish Survive By Breathing Air on Land
The climbing perch is native to Asia and Africa and can travel long distances overland to reach new water habitats. It has cavities over its gills to breathe air and uses its gill covers as crutches to hobble along.
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Asia
Africa
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C&o Ticket Office
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PAU Catia
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Yellowstone Distillery CO
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