Indians and Pirates Contend for Pennants as Dodgers Lead
Indians tie Angels for AL lead with a 7-4 win over the Tigers as Don Dillard hits a ninth inning homer after Luplow exits with a pulled thigh. Pirates extend win streak to seven behind Al McBean's six-hitter against the Phillies. Colavito hits his 20th, while Groat joins the offense with a homer as pennant races heat up.
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Dodgers vs Giants and Orioles win in thin major league slate
Don Drysdale won his 15th as Dodgers beat Giants 5 to 4 with eight hits and eight strikeouts. Cepeda and Mays were among Drysdale's victims. Mike McCormick took the loss after five innings, giving up four homers. In Baltimore, Skinny Brown relieved for 3 1 3 innings to help the Orioles top the White Sox 5 to 4, with Jackie Brandt driving in the tying and winning runs.
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Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Across Leagues
National League standings list Dodgers first with 66.3 percent, followed by San Francisco Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Philadelphia Houston Chicago New York. Thursday results show Dodgers over Giants 11-3 and Pirates blank Philadelphia 5-0. Friday pitchers include Hendley Cardwell and Williams Marichal. multiple NL and AL matchups slated across night games.
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Top player and clubs in home run and batting leaders
Lists show Jimenez of Kansas City at bat most often with 30 home runs and 96 hits for a .350 average. Also highlights notable leaders across American and National Leagues in home runs, runs batted in, and pitching with figures for teams such as the Giants Cubs Braves Dodgers Reds and others.
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Be sure to note Silver Brand rallies for comeback win
In Beckley Babe Ruth League action Silver Brand rallied in bottom of the seventh to erase Patton's one run edge and win 9-8 in game two. In game one Bays Buick topped King Photo 3-1 as Bailey earned the win with a clean inning.
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Opening District 3 Babe Ruth League tourney July 19
Slab Fork District vs Greenbrier Valley opens District 3 Babe Ruth play at Mullens Athletic Field on July 19. Mullens drew Big Coal River in first round with Beckley teams facing off. Kopperston sits out first year, creating a Princeton bye. Tournament runs July 19 22 culminating in Sunday final. Lewis DAntoni named tournament director.
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IL All-Star Team Selections Announced for IL Stars
NEW YORK (UPI) Manager Larry Shepard of Columbus set to announce the International League All-Star selections ahead of the seventh annual IL stars game against a major league club. Opening lineup includes Herrera at first, Gagliano second, Demeter third, Martinez at short, Hernstein Davalillo and Johnson in the outfield, Lipsky catching, Ridzik and Rowe as starters. Reserve picks feature Mathias, Narum, Brand, McCarrell, Barker, Lavarine, Bailey, Kazanski, Easter, Ward, Mateonsky and Stargell with representatives from multiple IL clubs.
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Wimbledon Tennis Tourney Brings Laver Final Bid
Rod Laver of Australia retained the men’s singles title at Wimbledon beating teammate Martin Mulligan 6-2 6-2 6-1 to move toward a grand slam after already winning the Australian and French championships. Karen Hantze Susman of San Antonio meets Vera Sukova of Czechoslovakia in the women’s final, with Susman and Billie Jean Moffitt reaching the doubles semis.
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D C Catron takes two from Druggists in league twinbill
Duncan Catron posted a 9-1 record after back to back wins, topping Thompson Drug 93 in the first game and then blanking 32 to claim the nightcap. Wyant earned the first win and Wallace was the winner in the second, as Post 32 meets Catron in game one and Eppys Drug faces Thompson in the nightcap.
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Pirates Hitting Pace Led by Groat and Clemente
Pittsburgh enjoys a seven game winning streak as Dick Groat raises his average from .314 to .322 and Roberto Clemente climbs from .320 to .330. Smoky Burgess advances from .331 to .347 and Bob Skinner from .308 to .317, driving the Pirates’ surge.
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Managers Gather to Name All Star Teams at Lodge
All Little League and Babe Ruth League managers must report to the Moose Lodge in Mullens to select their All-Star teams for upcoming tournaments. Lewis D Antoni notes Little League at 7 p.m. and BRL officials at 8 p.m.
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Williams Rolls 143 Triplicate In Mixed League Action
Jerry Williams led Locusts with a 429 series and three 143 games as they swept A-Ks to claim second-half top spot. Hazel Phillips 451 and Bill Klaus 219 556 aided the Locusts. Archie Ellenberger led A-Ks with 426. Astronauts downed by Bozos as Morehouse 574 and Bales 566 pace Bozos. Mary Williams 203 sparked J M W’s two wins over PBs. Sam Thompson 520 key for Tars over Four Spares. John’s Amoco climbed to league lead on forfeit win over Half Knob. Crown Cleaners split with Beckley Hardware as Jim Ballard 433 and Harold Mann 208 557 shine.
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Taylor Prime Candidate For Major Leagues
Five victories in a month have righthander Ron Taylor of Jacksonville seen as a prime candidate for promotion. The 24-year-old pitched a four hitter in a 2-0 win over Richmond, his fifth straight victory since June 8, with only one loss on June 3 to Richmond. Orlando Pena blanked Syracuse 11-0 as Demeter homered for Toronto, while Atlanta beat Columbus 4-3 in ten innings and Rochester won 9-1 over Buffalo.
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Toronto 11 Syracuse 0 Atlanta 4 Columbus 3 10 inns
Toronto dominated Syracuse 11 in a lopsided game while Atlanta edged Columbus 4 3 after 10 innings. Jacksonville blanked Richmond 2 0 in a separate matchup.
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Yankees Name Six Right Handers To All Star Roster
Yankee manager Ralph Houk announced the 1962 AL All Star selections, naming six right handers and one southpaw among 25 players. Newcomers Tom Tresh and Terry, plus stars Mantle, Maris, Elston Howard, Bobby Richardson, and Yogi Berra as reserve. Other reserves include Norm Siebern, Brooks Robinson, Rocky Colavito, Jim Landis, and Lee Thomas. Whitey Ford and Yogi Berra were among players displaced from traditional spots. The starting lineup had Gentile, Moran, Aparicio, Rollins, Maris, Mantle, Wagner, Battey.
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Astro Guide Horoscope for July 7 1962
Saturday July 7 horoscope notes caution in decision making and urges listening more than speaking. Aries through Pisces offer brief guidance on promises social energy work at home finances and caution in commitments with a closing 1962 Field Enterprises Inc attribution.
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