White Sox Nine Wins Yankees Beat Athletics
The Chicago White Sox won 15-3 and 11-1 in a twi night doubleheader over Cleveland. Roy Sievers and Al Smith combined for five homers and seven RBIs, with Sievers delivering a pinch hit grand slam and two homers in the opener. The Yankees edged Kansas City 9-3 as Mickey Mantle homered twice.
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Layton Lone Georgian In College Meet
Layton and Gabrielson were the only Georgia players to break 153 as Georgia finished 10th in the team standings at the national collegiate golf tournament. Layton defeated Carson Herron 2 up and Gary Olson 1 up in later rounds, while Gabrielson beat Gerald Carndall 5 and 4 before losing to Nicklaus. Layton faces Peter Green of North Carolina in the third round.
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Frick May Resign Commissioner Job
New York AP reports talk that Commissioner Ford Frick may resign before his second term ends in 1965. Possible successors include Nixon Cannon Cronin and Giles as baseball debates expansion wild bids and reserve clause protection continue.
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Dodgers in dugout scuffle before Cubs game in Los Angeles
A June 15 altercation between Dodgers cut man Maury Wills and first baseman Norm Larker escalated to a punch after fungoes practice. Gil Hodges was struck on the nose and Frank Howard tripped while attempting to intervene.
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Play Resumes In Tennis Meet
Play resumed in the Southern tennis championships after a washout by heavy rain. Seeded players advanced through the first two rounds Tuesday with minimal losses.
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Little Rock Travelers Drop to Fifth in Southern Assn
The Little Rock Travelers slip to fifth in the Southern Association after a rough stretch. Mobile rallied to beat Little Rock 4-3 in seven innings as Nashville and Mobile were rained out. Birmingham and Chattanooga split a doubleheader with Chattanooga winning 6-1 and Birmingham claiming an 8-0 win.
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Rome Picked As Site For Golf Tourney
The Southern Amateur Golf Association selected Coosa Country Club in Rome Georgia to host the 1963 Southern tournament. Five bids were considered Audubon Louisville Oak Hills San Antonio Belle Meade and Shreveport. The 1962 event will be at Ellinor Village Country Club Ormond Beach Florida June 18 23.
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