Finish Sparks East Past West in All-America Bowl
East defeats West 13-8 in the All-America Football Bowl as Bob Ferguson earns MVP honors amid a rugged defensive effort. Roman Gabriel praises receivers while Tom Hall of Minnesota scores the West’s lone touchdown. fumbles hurt Minnesota's squad throughout the game.
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Ferguson
Roman Gabriel
North Carolina
Murray Warmath
Minnesota
Art Perkins
North Texas State
Perkins
Gabriel
Evansville Sweeps Brazil In Legion Baseball Preps
Evansville defeated Brazil with 4-2 and 10-2 in American Legion play at Brazil, Ind. Mike Martin led with six hits, while Mike Madriaga added a 2nd game multi hit effort. Ed Brann supplied three of Brazil’s hits as Evansville next faces Shelburne and Brazil heads to Martinsville.
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Medics win 9 3 as Cofield stars with homer and three hits
Cofield pitched a three hitter and homered for the Medics who beat Pfizer 9 to 3 at Little League Park. Turner had two of Pfizer’s three hits. In other games the Jaycees beat Best Way 2 to 1 while Teamsters edged Hillmans 6 to 5 and Lovelace topped Zorah Shrine 6 to 5 in Evening Optimist League play.
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Race Winners at Fourteenth and Lockport Track
Brent Youngblood won the feature stock car race last night at the Fourteenth and Lockport track. Dennis Harlan and Randy Gaskin won the two heats under the Fraternal Order of Police program. Timmy Atchley won the novice race and Gaskin the semi feature. David Manning Chuck Russell and Craig Smith won the modified stock car heats. Greg Dedrick won the semi feature and Gary Danner the feature.
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Chuck Russel
Craig Smith
Greg Dedrick
Gary Danner
East Edges West in All-American Bowl Thriller
In Buffalo New York on June 30 the East defeated the West 13 to 8 after a halftime pass defense shift. Roman Gabriel directed a 80 yard East drive with Bill Miller and Bob Ferguson keying the scoring, while Tom Hall and Sandy Stephens sparked a late West rally before time expired.
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Minnesota
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Sandy Stephens
Miami
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Davis
Mets Walk To 10-4 Upset Of Dodgers In Soaring Inning
The New York Mets drew seven walks in the first inning and 16 overall to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 10-4. Jay Hook earned his sixth win in a complete game as Chicago’s league record for walks in an inning approached, while Frank Howard homered for the Dodgers.
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Bailey's 12th-Inning Homer Delivers Giants Victory
Ed Bailey led off the 12th with a homer as San Francisco defeated Philadelphia 4 3. Billy O Dell earned the win with a complete game 12 innings and 12 strikeouts. San Francisco built an early lead on a sacrifice fly by Mays and Alou's single, while Sammy White and Don Demeter produced early Phils runs.
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Star players lead All Star starting lineup announcement
Third baseman Rich Rollins of the Minnesota Twins and slugging first baseman Orlando Cepeda of the San Francisco Giants were named among the top vote getters for the starting lineup in this year’s major league All Star games.
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Minnesota Twins
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Clemente
Felipe Alou
Giants
Johnny Romano
Cleveland Indians
Norm Siebern
Kansas City Athletics
Bobby Richardson
Yankees
Tom Tresh
Robinson
Rocky Cola
Vito
Detroit Tigers
Jim Landis
White Sox
Thomas
All Star Voting Selections Highlight 1962 Leagues
Rollins tops AL voting with 184 over Mantle 182 as eight starters chosen for the midsummer games July 10 in Washington and July 30 in Chicago. Cepeda leads NL voting with 229 over Mays 213, with Clemente and Mazeroski among top NL vote getters.
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New York Yankees
Cepeda
Willie Mays
Washington
Chicago
Ford Frick
Pirates
Giants
Dodgers
Cardinals
Braves
Mantle
Maris
Mays
Clemente
Babe Ruth Pepsi-Cola Edge Bituminous Materials 9 8
Pepsi-Cola edged Bituminous Materials 9 to 8 in a pitchers duel with Babe Ruth Pepsi-Cola rallying behind D Pound who homered with two on and added two singles. Ramsey Nunley and Long backed the offense with key hits while Bituminous leaders Miller Thomas and Compton supplied the power with three baggers.
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Church Softball League Action at 8th Ave Baptist
The report lists teams and venues including 8th Avenue Baptist Church at 162 Dean Avenue and Christian of the Batteries Cook and Michaels with Jones and Cheeseman noted in a local church softball context.
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Eee Batteries
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Jones and Cheeseman
Aguirre Revives Tigers Hopes Amid Slugging Struggles
Hank Aguirre, Detroit pitcher or batter, is mocked as the worst hitter yet sparks a pennant chase. He belies the jokes with a key earlier run and a notable five-minute ovation after a rare hit, as Detroit edges closer to the AL lead. The column also notes Yankees, Indians, and other MLB results from that period.
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Detroit Tigers
Aguirre
Detroit
MHH
Hank
All Star balloting for National and American Leagues
Major league players listed top two choices for each position in the All Star poll. Notable selections include Mantle, Maris, Mays, Aaron, Clemente, Cepeda, and Musial among top vote getters with other stars like Aparicio, Mazeroski, and Banks also appearing.
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Twins
Jim Gentile
Baltimore Orioles
Billy Moran
Los Angeles Angels
Rollins
Luis Aparicio
Chicago White Sox
Leon Wagner
Angels
Mantle
Roger Maris
Yankees
del Crandall
Milwaukee Braves
Cepeda
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh Pilrates
Ken Boyer
New York
Mets Sign 11 High School and College Players
The New York Mets signed 11 more high school and college youngsters to minor league contracts. Seven to Santa Barbara in the Class C California League, two to Quincy in the Class D Midwestern League, and one each to Auburn in the New York Pennsylvania League and Salisbury in the Carolina League.
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Kennedy backs Salk Institute Baseball Day nationwide
President Kennedy approves a national Salk Institute Baseball Day on July 4. Contributions will be solicited in baseball parks across the country to fund the completion of a Salk Institute building in San Diego California.
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Kennedy
Salk Institute
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