Star All Star Game Lineups Named by League
National League features Clemente Mays Cepeda Davis Boyer Mazeroski Drysdale infielders and Urs Perez. American League lists Mantle Maris Aparicio Gentile Wagner Battey Moran and Bunning. Umpires Ed Hurley Augie Donatelli Bob Stewart Ven ton Schwartz Steiner set foul lines for the event.
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Drysdale Bunning Start in All Star Game Duel
The National and American Leagues name starters for the 1962 All Star Game with Don Drysdale matching Jim Bunning. Drysdale opens for the NL, Bunning for the AL, in Washington at 1 p.m. EDT as Mantle deals with a leg issue and Musial makes a record 19th appearance.
Pirates One-Two Punch Leads All Star Lineup
Washington fans will see Dick Groat and Roberto Clemente atop the Pirates order in the All-Star Game at D C Stadium. Groat, hitting .320, leads off with Clemente at .342, while Bill Mazeroski bats seventh. ElRoy Face, a three time All-Star, stays away during the break to fish at his Indiana County lodge.
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Perfect Day Forecast for All Star Game at DC Stadium
The Weather Bureau expects perfect baseball weather for today’s All Star game at District of Columbia Stadium. Sunny skies, dry air, and cool conditions with temperatures in the low 80s are anticipated for the event.
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Trailheads Begin at Independence for Two Historic Routes
The starting point for both the Santa Fe Trail and the Oregon Trail was Independence, Missouri, noted as the launch site for these pioneer migrations. The fact highlights Independence as a shared origin in early westward movement, underscoring its role in frontier logistics and travel routes.
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Mosconi Sparks Pool Resurgence From Dives To Diehards
The story tracks Willie Mosconi s rise from a Philadelphia store youth to a world record holder and 12 time champion. It notes billiards revival alongside bowling, with designers modernizing tables and venues. Mosconi predicts women may excel due to delicacy and emphasizes cue control and precise position.
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Wall Street style All-Star game taints baseball says Fraley
Oscar Fraley argues in Washington that the annual AL and NL exhibition becomes a financial spectacle in the nation’s capital. He contrasts two games per year with revenue driven talks in clubhouses while praising underdog Mets led by Casey Stengel for heart and stubborn resilience.
Machen in 10 Round Title Bout in Houston
Eddie Machen, No. 2 contender, faces Cleveland Williams in a high profile 10 round bout before a large Texas crowd. Machen is a 3-1 favorite with 44 wins in 48 bouts, while Williams ranked fifth with 44 KOs in 58 fights and four losses.
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Binghamton Beats Charleston In Eastern League Game
Binghamton defeated Charleston 2-1 in a single game to take a 3-1 lead in their five game series. Tommy John was the loser for Charleston while Steve Kelly earned the win for the Triplets. Charleston scored once in the fourth inning but Binghamton answered with two in the fifth.
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Kennedy to Attend All Star Game in Presidential Box
President Kennedy will watch today's All Star game between the National and American leagues from the presidential box on the American League side at District of Columbia Stadium. He attended in 1962 in a similar capacity and is guest of the Washington Senators with a party of guests. First helmets were used by Ethiopian soldiers, who wore skulls of horses on their heads.
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Facts And Figures All Star Game Preview
Washington site at the new 24 million DC Stadium. Starting pitchers Drysdale for NL and Bunning for AL. Favorite NL to win. Series 16-14 AL lead with one tie. Second game at Wrigley Field on July 30. Proceeds go to the players pension fund. Managers Hutchinson and Houk. Start time 1 p.m. EDT. NBC radio and TV.
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McDowell Native Named UNC Sports Information Director
Robert C. Quincy, a McDowell County, West Virginia native and UNC alumnus, was named Monday as Sports Information Director at the University of North Carolina. The 38 year old veteran writer will succeed Jake Wade, who died May 9, and take over August 1. Quincy has led the Rocky Mount Evening Telegram and the Charlotte News, and co authored Choo Choo The Charley Justice Story.
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Bowen Added To Coaches Clinic
Rex Bowen director of scouting for the Pittsburgh Pirates is added to the West Virginia Coaches Clinic at Jackson's Mill this weekend Bowen will appear Saturday morning July 14 between 10 and 12 according to John Cox secretary of the state association He joins Joe Paterno Penn State and Chuck Noe of South Carolina Paterno conducts the football section Noe leads basketball Registration starts 8 Saturday final session Sunday afternoon
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Built For Park Berra Still Hitting Home Runs At 37
Yankee star Yogi Berra, age 37, continues to swing powerfully in the park designed for his left handed pull stroke. His long career includes catching nearly every Yankee schedule and a late career surge with a 343rd four-base hit. Berra’s value, salary, and outside business interests solidify his Hall of Fame case as he nears retirement.
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NFL AFL At War But Will Trade
Oakland Calif UPI The National and American pro football leagues are at war yet their executives cross no man’s land for trades Don Heinrich former Giants quarterback joined the Oakland Raiders after the AFL team bought his contract from the Dallas Cowboys It marks the second cross-league deal in two years following Green Bay Packers acquiring kicker Ben Agajanian from the Dallas Texans of the AFL.
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