Cleveland Regains First Place In American League
In Raleigh Register dated May 28 1962 the Orioles face the Tigers in Field 1 opening action with listed players David Allen Roger Thomas Ernie Slater Sam Caseino Billy Hurst Billy Agee Butch Keaton and others. Event coverage includes Beckley Little League matchups Tigers vs Orioles Braves vs Red Sox Yankees vs Indians Cats vs Saints and a Sophia area game with Slab Fork versus Sophia.
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Robert File
Wayne Blevins
John Beard
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Cats and Saints
New River and Patton's Cup Open With Wins In Local BBL Action
In Beckley at Lewin Field the Bays Buick and Eric's squads meet in the lone Beckley Babe Ruth League game at 6 p.m. New River Supply beat Keatley 10-6 as Calvert and Foster powered a fourth inning rally. Patton's Market edged Harry's 6-5 after a see-saw battle with Goodwin going 2 for 2 and Vandall throwing seven innings for the win. Keatley’s and Harry’s both suffered setbacks in a weather-affected start to the season with heavy rain postponing Saturday tilts to Memorial Day weekend.
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MLB Standings and Results Roundup From Weekend Action
National League and American League standings are updated with team records and percentages. Listed are recent results including Detroit, New York, Boston, Baltimore, Minnesota, Chicago, Washington, Cleveland, Kansas City, Los Angeles, and others with Sunday results and Monday probables.
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Dodgers and Yankees tournament tilt at Warren Williams
Bluefield High School faces Peterstown in the Region 6 first round at Warren Williams Field today at 3 30 pm. Marsh Fork and Motgomery meet in a Region 5 contest at 4 pm Tuesday afternoon.
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Baseball and league standings across American and Eastern circuits
United Press International summary lists results from International, American Association, and Eastern League games. Highlights include Syracuse sweeping Toronto 6 0 in a 7 fan crowd, Rochester edging Buffalo 2 1, Columbus blasting Atlanta 15 0, and Columbus beating Atlanta 3 2 in the first, with second games showing heavy scores like Indianapolis 23 14 622 and Omaha 22 18 .550. standings show Williamsport 2 13.08 i, Charleston 18 14 .563, Springfield 17 15 531, York 15 18 455, Elmira 15 18 455, Binghamton 12 22 .353.
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Dal.-Ft.Worth
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Binghamton
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Charleston
Elmira
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Appalachian League Set to Open June 24
Bristol Virginia UPI report says club operators of the all rookie Appalachian League met to finalize plans for the 1962 season opening June 24. Only two managers will return this year as the league, known for attracting top bonus players, proceeds with its schedule.
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Mays First Fight as Giants Edge Mets for NL Lead
The Giants beat the Mets 7-1, keeping a 1and-a-half game NL lead as Willie Mays took part in baseball’s latest brush back fracas. Alou and Cepeda led a 10-hit effort with two hits apiece. Chacon, Cepeda, and Mays were central to the seventh inning melee.
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Yankees top Halting Nightcap As Skowron Delivers Ninth Inning Three Run Homer
A crowd of 46,776 watched the Yankees win the first game on Bill Skowron's three run homer in the ninth. Jim Kaat won the opener and Ted Sadowski the nightcap. Paul Foytack fanned seven in the second game as Detroit fell behind. The Orioles seized victory with a late surge as Joe Snyder and Jim Gentile homered in the 11th for Wes Stock. Robin Roberts, signed by Baltimore, allowed eight hits in 72 2/3 innings before relief. Gentile Brooks Robinson and Jerry Adair had three hits apiece for Baltimore.
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Steelers Add Two To 1962 Training Roster
Pittsburgh Steelers sign two halfback candidates to their 1962 camp roster. John Knight, 185 pounds from Valparaiso University, scored eight touchdowns and went 20 for 20 on extra points last season. Willie Daniel from Michigan State is a defensive back who has coached high school football in Macon, Mississippi, for the past two years.
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