Reds Extend Winning Streak to Nine With Pirates
Cincinnati Reds push their winning streak to nine with a 5 3 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Jerry Lynch and Gordie Coleman homer as Johnny Klippstein earns his second win. Warren Spahn notches his 10th win and 319th of his career against the Mets. Braves, Yankees also win in NL and AL action.
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Baseball results and Friday's pitching matchups listed
Thursday's results New York 13 Boston 3 Chicago 7 Washington 1 night Only games scheduled Friday's probable pitchers include Chicago at New York Grba or McBride vs Stafford Los Angeles at Detroit Aguirre Minnesota at Cleveland Pascual vs Perry Boston at Washington Monbouquette Cisco vs Stenhouse Rudolph Kansas City at Baltimore Pfister vs Roberts Milwaukee 6 New York 1 Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 3 night Houston at Chicago Woodeshick vs Ellsworth Milwaukee at Cincinnati Lemaster vs O'Toole San Francisco at Los Angeles Marichal vs Padres Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Haddix and Friend vs Green and Hamilton New York at St Louis A Jackson and Moorhead vs Gibson and A Jackson.
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Major League Scores from Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Boston New York
Baseball scores show Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati three to five with Blasingame taking the loss and Skinner, Lynch, and Coleman homering. In the American League Boston beat New York 13 to 3 as Tresh and Boyer hit homers with Conley charged with the loss.
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Baseball League RBI Leaders Snapshot
In the American League Wagner Angels 72 Robinson White Sox 72 Killebrew Twins 69 Siebern Athletics 69 Rollins Twins 66 lead. In the National League T Davis Dodgers 103 Mays Giants 91 H Aaron Braves 86 Robinson Reds 80 Cepeda Giants 77 pace the charts.
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Jay Randolph Favored In Tri-State Amateur Opener
KINGWOOD UP I The 15th Tri-State Amateur golf tournament began at Preston Country Club with Jay Randolph of Clarksburg named the favorite. Defending champion Dave Clovis withdrew leaving 93 players in the race for first. Randolph faces Nick Earl as the strongest challenger as 18 holes were completed and 18 more slated before the 36 hole finish with 30 advancing.
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Thomas to Join Angels After Army Discharge
UPI reports outfielder third baseman George Thomas, recently discharged from the Army, is expected to join the Los Angeles Angels today. Thomas, a former Detroit Tigers player, hit .274 with 13 home runs last season.
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Insurance Open entrants from PGA tie seek Hartford
Don Finsterwald and Julius Boros, who tied for eighth in the 1962 PGA, have entered the Insurance City Open to be played in Hartford from August 1 to 5.
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Baseball Standings Highlights From American and National Leagues
The recap lists key pitchers and team records: Wicker sham Athletics 8-2 with McBride at Angels 11-3. Donovan Indians 13-4. Pascual Twins 14-6. Wilson Red Sox 7-3. In the NL Purkey Reds 16-3. Drysdale Dodgers 18-4. Face Pirates 8-2. Koufax Dodgers 14-5. Pierce Giants 8-3. Koonce Cubs 8-3.
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Junior Golf Tourney Slated at Black Knight CC
Thirty one young golfers will tee off at Black Knight Country Club July 30 for the first round of the Junior Golf Tournament using the Callaway Scoring System. Prizes will go to low gross and low net. The second 18 holes precede Aug 6, tournament director Ned Payne III said. Notable participants include Slugger White, Matt Powers, Dan Snyder, Jim Knapp, Gregg Gorman, Robert Parker, George Piper and many others.
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Mike Luchini
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Bob Parker
John Perdue
George Stallings
Paul Ragland
Pat Bailey
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Steve George
Mike George
Dick Abrams
Tom Salango
Eric Lilly
Tom Carr
E. B. Wray III
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Robert Knapp
WVU Freshmen To Play Four Games In 1962
West Virginia University freshman football will play four games in 1962, one fewer than 1961. The schedule opens at Fairmont State on September 19, with games against Pitt at Morgantown on September 29, at Virginia Tech on October 5, and at Ohio University on October 26.
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Ironmen Add Three Players Before Final Open Tryouts
Wheeling Ironmen of the United Football League signed three players on the eve of their last open tryouts at Linsly Military Institute. Robert Burgh a 225 pound full back Charles Whitehill a 235 pound end and Fred Lautar a 230 pound center from Indiana University join the squad. Whitehill earned two varsity grid letters at Waynesburg College Burgh played on the freshman team at the University of Wyoming.
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Layne Elusive About Coming To Training Camp
West Liberty W Va UPI Layne failed to appear for camp after a two day extension to bring his sons home from a Colorado trip He missed signals on his reporting time as the Steelers began workouts Meanwhile two rookies were released and veteran center Buz Nutter signed a new contract Bettis from Green Bay joined workouts with the linebackers
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Three Presidents Die On Independence Day
The United States marks the deaths of three presidents on July 4. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both died on the Fourth in 1826, followed by James Monroe who died on July 4, 1831, underscoring a historic coincidence in early U.S. leadership.
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Tiger to face Fullmer in toughest middleweight bid yet
Nigeria’s Dick Tiger arriving in New York says the August 27 bout in San Francisco will be the hardest fight of his career as he challenges Gene Fullmer for the world middleweight title. Promoters expect a 46,000 crowd and a $250,000 gate with Tiger guaranteed $25,000. Fullmer takes 45 percent of the next gate and ancillary rights.
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WV Squad Adds Players For Ohio Valley Tilt
West Virginia coach Bob Sullivan adds four players for the Ohio Valley all star game in Wheeling on August 11. End Bill Thompson from Weirton, tackle Joe Dragovitch from Follansbee, and guards Gary Nardo of New Cumberland and Ronald Reese of Chester join the squad.
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