Amateur links golf battle narrows to 16 at 37th US Public Links
George Archer and Dick Sikes lead a 64 player field with seven Hawaiians in the 37th US Amateur Public Links. After two rounds at a wind battered course in Detroit, 16 players advance to match play with Bill Tindall of Seattle posting the only sub par round and Aaron Yamamoto among the Hawaii qualifiers.
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George Archer
Dick Sikes
Thas
Sikes
Detroit
Mich
University of Arkansas
Bill Tinds
Seattle
Wash
Cherfipion
Cong
Cate Egy
Hawaii
Win Tean Tite
Tindall
Earvin
Scott
Ken Storey
Eothive
Tam Tire
Soo Ahn
Bill Arekewa
Mata Kaya
O. T. Douglass Jr
Alan Yamamoto
Fred Dékiato
Yamamoto
Musial Wills Star As National League Wins All Star Game
Stan Musial and Maury Wills drove the National League to a 3 1 victory over the American League in the 1962 All Star opener. Wills stole bases and scored runs highlighted by a seventh inning hustle while Musial, in his 22nd appearance, delivered a timely pinch hit and earned a standing ovation in Washington.
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Maury Wills
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Cincinnati Reds
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Willson
Chicago
Wrigley Field
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Los Angeles Doingers
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Juan Maricha
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Camilo Paxcnal
District of Columbia Stadium
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Earl Battey
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Hernics
Dick Donovan
Jim Davenport
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Snake
Casey Stengel
Bobby Richartson
Brooks Robinson
Robinson
Tony Verezon
Felipe Alou
Trients
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Billy Moran
Roger Maris
Willie Mays
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Roberto Clemente
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Machen Williams Fight Draw Sets Stage for Rematch
Eddie Machen and Cleveland Williams fought a 10 round draw at Sam Houston Coliseum with a majority decision ruling a draw. Sid Flaherty proposed a Machen Williams rematch on September heavyweight card in Chicago with the winner to meet the champion later. Williams claimed an upset while judges split on the outcome and the crowd of about 10 000 saw a strong battle between two top contenders.
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Machen
Flaherty
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Wiliams
First underwater crossing of the English Channel by U S frogman
American frogman Fred Baldasare swam the English Channel underwater for about twenty hours, navigating a two knot flood tide. He started from Cap Gris Nez on Tuesday at 1 p.m. and reached Pegwell Bay near Ramsgate around 8:15 a.m., stating he felt fit for another attempt. Channel Swimming Association observer Sam Norbury praised the feat as an extraordinary display of fortitude and determination.
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Baldasare
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France
Pegwell Bay
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Channel Swimming Association
Sam Norbury
Michigan State Sparta football draws over half a million
East Lansing Michigan spectators flocked to see Michigan State Sparta play football last season. The attendance surpassed 500000, highlighting strong local support and the program's drawing power in the region.
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UPI
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Baruch Handicap at Saratoga Held Amid Sparse Throng
The Bernard Baruen Handicap at Saratoga Race Course drew a small crowd as thoroughbreds competed on the New York track. Runners from prominent stables faced off in a tense race with jockeys aiming for a prized victory in the Baruch Handicap field.
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N.Y
Bernard Baruen
Sargetoga Auy
Nara Aller
Americans Struggle at Troon in Open Qualifiers
Sam Snead tied Palmer with a 143 in two rounds at Troon as other Americans faltered in qualifying. Weather and course kept players off the greens with several posting high scores while Hale Trevett, Nickaus, and Davies missed by narrow margins for a place in the Championship. Additional U S entrants included Johnston, Hardin, Hartwig, Hardy, Frasr, and the Hunter brothers among others.
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Troon
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Nickaus
Runyan
Davies
Heavon
Iidefines
Awvere Bi Johnston
Ix, Ariz
William Castle
John Hardy
Bakersfield
Calif
Thomas Frasr
Washington, D.C
Hunter Brothers
Wille Jr. and
MacGregor
Los Angeles
Lotz Leads Pebble Beach Qualifying At Palm Coast
21 year old Lotz from Hayward dominates Pebble Beach qualifier with a 66 to surge as pre-event favorite. Paterson posts 180 to complicate match play through tough greens, while contenders like Richardson Shank Cerrudo and Walker Cup standout Avarys vie for the title amid long fairways and slowness.
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Jobey Ny Lotz
Sirti ‘Patterson
Santa. Ana
F Lotz
Hayward
Tom
Paterson
John Richardson
Long Beach
Bud Shank
San Francisco
Ron‘ Cerrudo
Castro Valley
Shyext
Gene An
Beverly Hitts
Ted
Lotz
Dick Runkle
Los
Bob Ramer
Caleei
San Fran
Jack ‘Bariteau
San Jose
Magnaris
Ballplayers Score Forty Runs in Four-Inning Tilt
Readable fragments show Mendocino van and Storage beating Fire Department hurlers in a four inning game. David Jess Stafford homered for the winners and Dick Upward Youth added a triple as North Coast League play continued.
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Mendoavings
North Coast
Fowers
Mendocino
David
Jess Stafford
Dick Upward
Mike Tyrell
Sone
Potter Valley
Ray Delory
Joe Delory
Douglas Newcomb
Masonite Whips Police Asso in South Little League
Masonite of the South Little League defeated Police Association 17 to 4 at Lionsfield with Gerald Rains earning the win. Tommy Brooks and Marty Wattenburger hit doubles and Dennis DeAngelis homered and doubled for Pomee. Terry Muley added a double.
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Police Association
Lionsfield
Gerald Rains
Tommy Brooks
Marty Wattenburger
Dennis DeAngelis
Po Mee
Terry Muley
Talmage
Anton Jets
Anton Stadium
Pleasant View Dairy
Rams Add Four Vets To Roster For 1962
Los Angeles Rams add four veteran players Lamar Lundy Danny Villanueva Joe Scibelli and John Kinnerson to the 1962 roster ten days before practice opening at Chapman College on July 19. Rookies begin drills first.
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Los Angeles Rams
Lamar Lundy
Danny Vilanueva
Joe Scibelli
John Kinnerson
Dill
Chapman College
Local boxing card yields mixed results in Boston area
In New Bedford Harold Gomes of Providence beat Johnny Bean of Philadelphia over ten rounds, while Maldie Machen of Portland drew with Cleveland Williams in a separate light heavyweight bout. The New England card also featured other billed matchups with varying outcomes.
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Harold Gomes
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Johnny Bean
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Maldie Machen
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Ore
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Willams
Cleveland Pipers eye NBA changes amid ABL merger talks
The Cleveland Pipers consider joining the NBA after failing to secure a stable ABL future. George Steinbrenner and Ken Krueger emerge as stockholders while Jerry Lucas weighs NBA contracts and a switch to the new league. Lucas says his deal does not force NBA play and will be discussed with Steinbrenner. The Pipers face possible $300,000 franchise fee and a $100,000 bond as talks continue. Cleveland would join the NBA’s Eastern Division with Boston New York and Syracuse, playing games at the Cleveland Arena.
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Milton on the Trail of Indy 500 Champion Death
Mount Clemens Michigan authorities investigated the death of Tommy Milton the first Indy 500 winner to be found shot twice in the chest. His brother said Milton had been failing since two strokes months earlier, raising suspicion of suicide.
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Mich
Indianapolis
Tommy Milton
Indanapolis Speedway
Leland Esclynburg
Macomb County
Sheriff's Office
Milton
Robert Heimer
Eagles Sign J D Smith and Bob Harrison for 1962 season
Philadelphia reports from Hershey July 2 pre season training camp opens as J D Smith right tackle and Bob Harrison backer have signed contracts for the 1962 National Football League season. Manila hosts Asian Games quickly, Philippines basketball team defeats touring Americans 61 4 led by Chris Appel of Southern California. A Gotta Do and Mystic Warrior win a $6,141 60 daily double at Hollywood Park, setting a two season record for the West Coast circuit.
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Philadelphia Eazies
Ory
J.D. Smith
Finebacker
Bob Harrison
Eagles
Hershey
Manila
UPI
Chris Appel
Southern California
Ster
Inglewood
Calif
Hollywood Park
West Cuast
Jazy defeats Wiesinger in 1500m at international meet
French runner Michel Jazy wins the 1500 meter event at an international track meet beating U S Marine Lt Cary Wiesinger. Jazy broke existing 2000 and 3000 meter records recently and posted a time around 3 minutes 39.9 seconds.
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Michel Jazy
France
U. Ss
Cary Wiesinger
Chargers Star End Signs 1962 Contract
Veteran San Diego defensive end Dave Kocourek signs a contract for the 1982 season. The 6-foot-5, 230-pound Wisconsin product will enter his fourth year with the Chargers after one winter with the Canadian Football League.
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UPI
Dave Kocourek
Hee
Neneaen Oes
Sid Gil'man
Kocourek
Wisconsin
Iymipeg
Canadian Football League
Chargers
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