National League and American League baseball leaders listed
United Press International lists top players by league with totals for at bats runs hits and batting averages. Notable figures include Davis Musial Robinson Aaron and Alou among batters and Purkey Drysdale and McLish among pitchers with leading stats across home runs runs batted in and pitching records.
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United Press International National League
G. AB
Pitts
Gonzalez
Phila
Bos
Jimenez
Robinson
Chi
Rollins
Minn
Power
Lumpe
Siebern
Cash
Tiger
Wagner
Angels
Gentile
Orioles
Killebrew
Twins
Maris
Yanks
T. Davis
Dodgers
Mays
Giants
H. Aaron
Braves
Reds
Cepeda
White Sox
Athletics
Purkey
NCAA Tourney Dates Set for 1963 Regionals
New York UPI reports the 1963 NCAA major college tournament regional competition dates. Regionals are March 15 16 with four regional winners advancing to Louisville March 22 for eastern and western finals and March 23 for the national title. East regional at Maryland College Park mid east at Michigan State midwest at Kansas far west at Brigham Young Provo.
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New York
UPI
Bernie Shively
University of Kentucky
Louisville
University of Maryland
College Park
Mideast
Michigan State University
Lansing
Mich
Midwest
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kans
Far West
Brigham Young University
Provo, Utah
Two Tied For Lead In Summer Mixed League
In the Bowl Wick Summer Mixed League after five weeks Bozos and J. M. W.s share first with 10 5 records. Woodrow Bales 549 led the Bozo’s top men's series while Ned Ragland 498 paced the Tars. Mary Williams 184 475 led the J. M. W.s women. Tom Williams 522 and Junior Johnson 511 led the J. M. W.s for high ladies and series. Gene Morehouse 490 led the Astronauts while Locusts led by Bill Klein moved into third. Perry 539 Barker 503 led the PBs in a three way tie for fourth with the Tars 4 Spares. Yuengert 199 led the Spares as Sacks and A Ks posted top scores.
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Bozos
Woodrow Bales
Bozo’s
Ned Ragland
Mary Williams
Mary
Tom Williams
Junior Johnson
Gene Morehouse
Locusts
Bill Klein
Pbs
Carl Perry
Ad Barker
Bob Yuengert
A Ks
W. G. Mitchem
Ladies Doubles Handicap League Ends With All Three Wins
Sky Lanes hosts the final meeting as Coffee Makers hold the top spot with three wins. Sadie Houk led with 489 while Betty Tate had 419. Margie Hunter paced the Doubles Trouble at 408 as Ridge Runners defeated Scrubbers and Kettles edged Pack in close games.
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Sky Lanes
Sadie Houk
Betty Tate
Margie Hunter
Kettles
MLB Standings and Results Snapshot
Baseball standings show Los Angeles leading with 67 wins and a .632 pace, followed by Philadelphia and Cincinnati. Daily results include Philadelphia 9 Pittsburgh 2, New York 9 St. Louis 8, and Los Angeles 11 San Francisco 1 as rain delays and postponements affect scheduling.
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W. L. Pet
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Chicago
Houston
New York
San Fran
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Wrigley Field
West Virginia Governor Proclaims Voters to Decide Five Constitutional Amendments
Governor William W. Barron proclaims that the November 6, 1962 general election will place five constitutional amendments before voters. Provisions cover Alcoholic Liquor Control, Executive and Budget, Sheriff Succession, Fair Representation, and Legislative Amendments with ballot summaries and key provisions outlined for ratification or rejection.
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West Virginia
Charleston
William Wallace Barron
House of Delegates
House
Senate
United States
Secretary of State
Legislative Department
Judiciary
Legislative
Congress
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