Four Homers Give Washington 2 Wins Over Yankees
Washington Senators sweep the league leading New York Yankees with a 3-2 and 8-3 doubleheader. Harry Bright's three run homer and rookie Dave Stenhouse’s four hit pitching set up both wins. Jim King Chuck Hinton and Bennie Daniels homered in the nightcap to seal the sweep.
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Greenbrier Valley Beats Beckley in District 3 Babe Ruth Title Game
Babe Ruthers from Greenbrier Valley defeated Beckley American 5-3 in Mullens to claim the District 3 title. David Sheffy earned the win, Max Jones drove in the decisive run in the eighth, and Beckley’s Gravely led with three hits. Greenbrier advances to the state tournament at Lewin Field against Hun spring winner Parkersburg or Clarksburg winner.
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Greenbrier Beats Beckley In Tight Box Score
Greenbrier 5 Beckley 3 in a nine inning game. Haywood Lewis Severino Calvert Shaver led Greenbrier with key RBIs and multiple two base hits. Gravely Gimpalo and Legg also drove runs while Lewis, Severino, and Hut chens contributed stolen bases.
Miss Englehorn Wins First Major Golf Trophy
Miss Shirley Englehorn 21 of Spokane Washington captured her first major golf title the Lady Carling Open at Pleasant Valley. She posted 75 on Sunday to finish 54 holes at 226 four over par earning $1450. Mary Mills, Patty Berg, Shirley Spork and Barbara Romack rounded out the top placings and prize money.
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Red Wings win nine of last ten to move up pennant race
The Rochester Red Wings won nine of their last ten games, moving into third place in the International League after two 2-1 victories over the Syracuse Chiefs. Pitcher Dave Vineyard threw a two-hitter in the opener with Danny Kravitz driving in the run with his 11th homer. Buster Narum followed with a three-hitter for his eighth win. The Maple Leafs split with the Bisons, Jacksonville Suns edged Atlanta Crackers, and the Columbus Jets beat the Richmond Virginians 11-5 in other games.
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1962 Southern Conference title could hinge at WVU
The Citadel meets West Virginia at Mountaineer Field on November 17 to decide the 1962 Southern Conference football championship. WVU, four conference games into the season, seeks its first title in years, facing tough foes like Virginia Tech while Richmond is a probable challenger but does not play WVU this year. The Citadel loses most of its starting 11, highlighting the shift in title hopes.
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McKinley Faces Stolle In Clay Court Final
In Chicago Chuck McKinley and Fred Stolle advance to the National Clay Courts men's singles final after rain interrupted play. Donna Floyd wins the women's singles 6-3 6-1 over Carole Caldwell, with Darlene Hard and Sue Bellmar taking the rain-delayed women's doubles 6-2 6-3.
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Fullmer To Have Right Fist X-Rayed Today
Don Fullmer the 23 year old middleweight and brother of Gene Fullmer was set for a right fist X ray today after an upset win over Argentina's Rocky Rivero at Madison Square Garden. Rivero entered as favorite with 35 knockouts in 37 wins but Fullmer won by split decision despite tiring late.
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Sophia Scores BBL Victory in Slab Fork Babe Ruth Game
Sophia built a 7-1 lead, held off Home-Hall rallies, and won 13-8. Sophia tallied four runs in the bottom of the sixth to seal the victory behind Bill Tate who homered with the bases loaded and added a double and single. Hill went 3 for 4 for Home-Hall, Johnny Parker led the losers with three hits in four trips.
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Giants Top Binghamton in Eastern League Roundup
Springfield pitcher Paul Cola cccchi pitched a three hitter to lift the Giants 3-1 over Binghamton. Williamsport Grays and York White Roses played 12 innings with the Grays prevailing 4-2. Charleston defeated Elmira Pioneers 4-3.
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