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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1962
Page
10
Sam Carmichael of Martinsville finished in a two way tie for sixth place at the Sunnehanna Amateur in Johnstown Pa. He shot 71 70 71 73 for a 285 total. The 1961 Indiana Amateur champion had rounds that matched him with the top competitors in the final standings.
A playful explainer shows a census-like population method using births, deaths, and immigration rates. It describes adding one per birth, subtracting one per death, adding immigrants every 90 seconds, and deducting emigrants every 20 minutes, citing a rough 13:1 arrival-to-departure ratio and concluding with a note on service orientation from Raines-O'Daniel Auto Sales in Terre Haute Indiana.
Minnesota Twins star Rich Rollins solidified his MVP claim in a standout weekend, collecting five hits and driving in three as Minnesota swept Chicago White Sox 8-4 and 11-7 to climb within a game of first. He raised his batting average to .356, added a homer and a triple, with his early promise dating to his mid 1961 arrival from Charlotte.
In three Wabash Valley League games Blanford blanked the Terre Haute A's 6-0. Fairview defeated U S Prison 8-5 and Staunton beat Mighty Mikes 6-5.
Jim Ferrell of the University of Louisville captured the amateur division with a 136 over 36 holes to tie the course record. Willie Wisely won the sudden death playoff for second with a birdie on the No. 3 hole. Pro winner Chick Yarborough shot four under and earned 300 dollars while Leo Saller topped the senior division with 153 and 25 dollars.
The San Francisco Giants drop two to the St. Louis Cardinals 6-5 and 13-3, extending their skid to six straight as Los Angeles tightens its grip on first. Cardinals' Curt Flood and Stan Musial homer in the doubleheader at Busch Stadium.
Two NBA teams are set for the night with matchups Omaha against Oklahoma City and Denver facing Louisville. Only these two games appear on the schedule for today.
In Buenos Aires Luis Fredrico Thompson tied Antonio Marcilla by 148 to 145 percent as Argentina hosted the match. In New York Teddy Wright outpointed Denny Moyer 1532 to 159 in Portland, Oregon, earning the 10 unit result.
Joe Petty and Mike Kor captured the City tennis championship in doubles at Rea Park. They defeated Pierre Miller and Bill Bray 30-26 25-30 30-21 after advancing past Dick Mace-Bill Rourke and Tony Rubinacci-Roger Harned. Miller and Bray beat Bob Wolfe-Ed Valle and John Brannon-Gary Puckett to reach the final. trophies were awarded to winners and runners-up.
Gene Littler, $25,000 Thunderbird Open champion, heads to Oakmont as favorite status stirs talk of Arnold Palmer's Open odds. Littler won by 10 strokes, 13 under, with Nicklaus second at $10,000 as Palmer trails with $60,331 career earnings. Palmer plans practice at Latrobe before Oakmont.
Dave Myer pitched a one hitter to lead Brazil past Columbus 7 to 0 in an American Legion game yesterday. Brazil teammates include RHE Columbus and key at bats come from Zane Batteries Houk Burns Patrick Jackson Myer Shaffer Stewart.
In Decatur Illinois yesterday Wisking beat the Decatur Persfects 4 2 in the opener then lost 6 5 to the Decatur Van Horn in the nightcap Noble Rector allowed four hits and Bill Henneman collected a double and a single Decatur rallied for five runs in the last inning of the second game to take the win Bobo Bennett was the losing pitcher Bill Bolk hit a homer for Wisking Wisking meets Casey twice Tuesday night at Memorial Stadium.
Rollins singled twice and homered in the first game and added a single and a two run triple in the second as the Twins swept the Chicago White Sox 8-4 and 11-1. Pappas scattered six hits in a route win as the Orioles beat the Yankees 5-1 and 7-2.
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