National AAU sparks U S track team for world meets
A 40 man United States squad was named to face Poland in Chicago and Russia at Stanford July 21 22 with another group touring Europe July 4 14 including Oslo Helsinki Zurich and London Coach John Oelkers praised the team while noting some stars like Frank Budd were sidelined by injuries The AAU meet produced stellar marks from Al Oerter Jim Beatty Ron Morris Jerry Tarr and others predicting a strong world showing.
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United States
Poland
Chicago
Russia
Stanford
Europe
Oslo
Helsinki
Zurich
London
John Oelkers
Tulane
Frank Budd
John Uelses
Individual Leaders In Baseball Both Leagues
A compilation of top players by league shows Jimenez of Kansas City leading American League with .343, followed by Bosox and Minnesota stars across batting .331 to .328. In the National League Musial and Mays pace with .344 and .327 respectively, while pitching leaders include Donovan and MeClish with strong 11-2 and 5-1 marks.
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We — Donovan
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Baseball scoreboard with multiple games and winners
Summary of several major league results. St Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, New York, Boston, Baltimore, Kansas City, Minnesota, and Los Angeles again appear with game scores, winning pitchers, losers, and key home runs. The item reflects a busy scoreboard column with varied outcomes and notable homers by Demeter, Yoiles, Robinson, Snyder, Tillman, Geiger, Moran, and others across matches on different dates.
Yankees edge Tigers in 22nd inning marathon
The New York Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 9 17 in a seven hour game that set the record for longest in major league history by innings and duration. Homer by Jack Reed in the 22nd capped the comeback after Detroit led, with Mantle in right and a nine run series in the first.
Laver Opens Wimbledon Title Quest in 1962 Bid
Rod Laver of Rockhampton Australia starts his bid for a Grand Slam at Wimbledon opening against India's Naresh Kumar on center court. Laver seeks the Australian French Wimbledon and U S titles in one season, with Emerson McKinley and Pickard among the main rivals and bookies listing him as heavy favorite.
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Rod
the Rocket) Laver
Rockhampton
Queensland
India
Naresh Kumar
Don Budge
Budge
Gottfried von Cramm
Fred Perry
John Bromwich
Jack Crawford
Laver
Chuck McKinley
St. Ann
Roy Emerson
London
Emerson
McKinley
Australia
Neale Fraser
Ramanathan Krishnan
Owen French
Kumar
U.S
McKinsey
Tony Pickard
Whitney Reed
Alameda
Calif
Ivo Pimental
Venezuela
Manuel Santana
Spain
Nealey Fraser
Margaret Smith
England
United States
Brazil
South Africa
Britain
Papago Plaza Indians Narrow Lead After Lopsided Loss
Papago Plaza Indians slip to 11 2 after an 11 2 defeat by the Cubs dropping their share of first place in South Scottsdale Little League. A later win left the Indians at 11 2 while the Cubs stand 9 3 as minor league scores crowd in. Dodgers beat Cubs 11 6 and Giants 27 Cubs 7 in last week results.
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Scottsdale
Cubs
Indians
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Firestone Red Sox
School Supply Braves
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Solunar table excerpt guides fishing and hunting plans
An OCR fragment notes a schedule of Solunar periods titled Solinar Tables by John Alden Knight. It instructs planning days for fishing and hunting and mentions the period schedule printed below. The text is garbled but centers on solunar timing to maximize activity.
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John Alden Knight
Major League Standings and Weekend Results Summary
A compact recap of the major league standings, weekend results, and upcoming pitching matchups. It lists team records for the National and American Leagues, key results from Saturday and Sunday games, and scheduled starters for Monday and Tuesday. Includes teams such as Los Angeles San Francisco Pittsburgh Cincinnati Houston Philadelphia Chicago New York St Louis Milwaukee and others.
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Hiladelphia
Chicago
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Philadelphia
Philadelpha
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Ellsworth
Mron
O'Dell
Woodeshick
McLish
Anderson
Law
Tending
Moeller
Fight Results By United Press International
Boxing results reported by United Press International show Harold John Scholz of Philadelphia outpointing Nate Scholz in a contested bout. The event featured Gabriel El Kubica Gelertike Flint and other noted fighters from Flint and Philadelphia venues.
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UPI
Gabriel el. Kubica Gelertike Flint
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Yankees Beat Tigers In 22-Inning Marathon To Set MLB Record
The New York Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 9 to 7 in a 22 inning game, the longest in major league history by time. Jack Reed hit a two run homer in the 22nd to secure the win as both teams used 7 pitchers and a 35 638 crowd watched the marathon game drag past dusk. The record surpasses prior 26 inning games and stands amid a sea of broken long game marks.
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Jack Reed
New York Yankees
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Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Braves
Dodgers
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Miss
Mickey Mantle
Perfort
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Weig
Sever Vauls Cve
Brooklyn” Dodgers
Boston Braves
Ince
Thirnutes
Ralph Houk
Iright
Yogi Berra
Trophy To Rel V On Deak Trophy To Rel V On Deak
Southpaw Gary Deak will toe the mound for Scottsdale's House of Trophies as they face School Service at 7 30 tonight at Phoenix College in a West Central District Class A American Legion game. The Trophies hope to spark a win after recent ties with White Eagle Stucco and Marston's and news of John Propstra's departure. Tommy Haney joins the club providing pitching and outfield depth amid the drive to climb the standings.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix College
American Legion
John Pierce
White Eagle Stucco
Marston's
John Propstra
Propstra
Tommy Haney
House of Trophies
Pepsi Cola
White Eagles
Le Mans Winners Hill and Gendebien Face Future Plans
Le Mans victors Phil Hill of Santa Monica and Olivier Gendebien of Belgium, who have teamed for three 24 hour race wins, express differing views on what comes next after their latest success. Hill, the 1961 world driving champion, shares his outlook while Gendebien weighs future racing plans.
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Santa Monica
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Belgium
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Williams and Williams Named to 40-Man International Squad
Arizona State track star Ulis Williams earns a spot on a 40-man squad to face Poland and Russia in summer international meets. Also listed is former Phoenix high school shot put standout Dallas Gene University of Southern Calif Willem for the 400 meter event. Williams clocked 45.8 seconds at the National AAU meet, tying the meet record and approaching the world mark by ten one-hundredths of a second.
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al Oerter
New York Athletic Club
Jim Beatty
Jim Grelle
Cary Weisiger
Bill Dotson
Ron Morris
USC
Jerry Tarr
Oregon
Paul Drayton
Villanova
Walnut
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UPI
Arizona State University
Ulis Williams
Poland
Russia
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Dallas Co
Gene University of Southern
Calif Willem
Williame
Ford Captures Eastern Open Lead After Strong Rounds
Ford wins the Eastern Open with a 279 total after rounds of 69 65 73 72. Bob Goalby finishes second by one stroke behind while a young Bier Tas ancials shows early action.
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Bob Goalby
Chandler routs Yanks 16-5 behind Craig three hitter
Chandlerites routed the Yanks 16-5 in East Central District Class A American Legion action as Craig homered twice driven in six. He pitched a three hitter and Ramon Aldecoa added a two run homer while Jim Palmer homered for Scottsdale’s visitors. The game ended after five innings due to eight run margin.
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Ramon Aldecoa
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