Giants Endure Mets Loss as Dodgers Tie First Place
Willie Mays returns to New York and hits a 17th homer as the Giants beat the Mets 9-6 at the Polo Grounds. Dodgers win twice over the Phillies to pull into a first place tie, extending their season-long winning streak.
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Clinton Hosts Marathon Trapshooters in Indiana
About 175 gunners from the Midwest opened a two day Marathon Trapshoot at the Check Gun Club Clinton Ind. Competition features 16 yard targets with 500 targets shot in 100 target sections and trophies for class winners and high lady shooter. Defending champions include Al Zajicek Tony Biagi Lynn Crawford Frank Howard and Vic Reiners.
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USAC Officials Face Criticism Over Jones Brakeless Run
In Indianapolis on June 2 1963 controversy grows over Parnelli Jones driving about two thirds of the 500 mile race without brakes after a brake line broke. USAC officials defend decisions while calls arise for stricter rules including two brake sets.
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Royals Sign Bud Olsen From Louisville in 1962
Cincinnati Ohio June 2 Bud Olsen, fourth highest scorer in Louisville history, has signed a 1962 contract with the Cincinnati Royals of the National Basketball Association. Olsen, the Royals No 2 draft choice, scored 1192 points in three years at Louisville.
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Hogan to Miss National Open
Ben Hogan, 49, withdraws from sectional qualifying for the National Open in Pittsburgh due to bursitis. This marks only the second time in 22 years he cannot compete for the Open, the previous absence being 1949 during his recovery from a serious auto accident.
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Friday and Saturday Baseball Results and Probables
Friday scores include Cincinnati 5 Chicago 2 and Los Angeles 11 Philadelphia 4 with night games 8 5. Saturday pitchers list Houston at Pittsburgh Farrell vs Law and more matchups across league including Cleveland Detroit and New York Los Angeles at Philadelphia night game details listed.
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Harrington Seeks Upset Over Charley Scott At Madison Square Garden
Stan Harrington, a 28 year old welterweight from Hawaii, challenges Charley Scott, 26, of Philadelphia as the 8-5 favorite in a TV-televised bout at Madison Square Garden. Harrington hopes the win launches his major league step up and payday. He has fought mostly in Hawaii and seeks a decisive performance after a prior loss in New York in 1960.
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Shelburn Legion Team Tops Marshall 6-2 Behind Two-Hitter
Shelburn's American Legion unit defeated Marshall 6-2 in Marshall. pitcher Jim DeLoach allowed a two hitter with 11 strikeouts and contributed two singles at the plate. Norm Santos added two hits including a triple and a single for Shelburn.
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Puerto Rico boxer Obdulio Nunez stops Ray Villalona
Obdulio Nunez, age 161, from Puerto Rico, KO'd Ray Villalona, 159, from the Dominican Republic, in a recent bout reported by The Associated Press in San Juan.
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Yankees Top Angels 6 2 In AP Report On McGaha Indians
Rookie Cleveland manager Mel McGaha, who endured a bus crash that killed four teammates, reshapes the Indians staff and guides them to a 6-2 win over Los Angeles as New York battles Detroit and other results unfold Around 51 584 fans witnessed Terry's eight strikeouts in Los Angeles with Bo Belinsky on the mound for the Angels in a strong showing.
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Enters Belmont Race as David K Gains Belmont Stakes Entry
English gelding David K. ridden by Willie Shoemaker wins the Belmont Prep at Belmont Park earning a supplementary berth for the June 9 Belmont Stakes. The horse paid $11.00 on the la
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Willie Mays Returns to Giants Victory at Polo Grounds
A 43,742 crowd welcomed Willie Mays in New York as the Giants beat the Mets 9 6 at the Polo Grounds. Mays homered twice and drew ovations from fans while Mets fans cheered their team’s late scoring surge in a night that mixed nostalgia with rivalry.
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John Card Named Outstanding Athlete at Spring Sports Picnic
John Card, a multi sport star for Clinton, Ind., was selected as Schulte’s outstanding athlete of the year at the Spring Sports picnic at the Aragon Club. Track Coach Jay Barrett crowned Card MVP, with honors also given to Ronald Clark in tennis and Michael Roecker in baseball. Awardees include James Lindeman in golf, Paul Troth Award recipients in baseball and track, and numerous varsity and junior varsity letters across tennis baseball and track.
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Notre Dame Stars Sign for All-American Football Game
Buffalo New York June 2 Jack Guthrie announced that three 1961 Notre Dame stars have signed to play in the June 29 All-American Football Game. Angelo Cabiero Joe Carollo and Buoniconti are the backs tackles and guards joining the rosters.
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Cronin backs National Foundation Baseball Day July 4
American League president Joe Cronin endorses the July 4 National Foundation Baseball Day to support the Salk Institute building fund. All segments of baseball from amateur to professional participate in the welfare drive.
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Minor League Scores From Thursday Night Action
International League results include Toronto 6 Rochester 2, Buffalo 8 Syracuse 2, Richmond 4 Columbus 3, Jacksonville 3 Atlanta 2. American Association Denver 10 Indianapolis 3, Dallas-Fort Worth 7 Omaha 6, Louisville at Oklahoma City postponed. Pacific Coast Seattle 4 Portland 3, Tacoma 6 Spokane 5, Hawaii 12 San Diego 6, Salt Lake City at Vancouver postponed.
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