Monbouquette Notches No-Hitter in Chicago Showdown
Bill Monbouquette of the Boston Red Sox pitched a 1-0 no hitter against the Chicago White Sox, missing a perfect game when Al Smith walked in the second. The win came as part of a day with four no hitters in this season, a first since 1917. The Yankees and Dodgers also won to keep pace atop their leagues.
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Casey Stengel
Bill Monbouquette
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Allie Reynolds
Bob Feller
Monbouquette
Medford
Mass
Chicago White Sox
al Smith
Red Sox
Mombo
Lu Clinton
Jim Pagliaroni
Pete Runnels
Clinton
Charley Maxwell
Early Wynn
Bo Belinsky
Angels
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Earl Wilson
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
Tigers
Detroit
Kansas City
Granny Hamner
al Kaline
Howie Koplitz
Norm Siebern
Minnesota
Jim Kaat
Robin Roberts
Orioles
Bob Friend
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
John Roseboro
George Altman
Don Cardwell
Cubs
Giants
Billy O'Dell
Altman
Cardwell
Bob Buhl
Major Leagues Wednesday Results and Thursday Probables
MLB results across cities include Chicago defeating San Francisco 3 2 in 10 innings Philadelphia routing New York 11 9 Cincinnati beating St Louis 5 1 and Milwaukee topping Houston 3 0 Pittsburgh 9 Los Angeles 1. Thursday's listed pitching matchups feature Ma haffey Anderson Ellsworth Pierce Broglio Purkey LeMaster and more with several night games.
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Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
Houston Colts
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Ford
John Blanchard
Bud Zipfel
Washington
Dean Chance
Angels
Cleveland
John Romano
Los Angeles
Ruben Gomez
Indians
Bob Botz
Chicago
San Fran
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Pittsburgh
Mahaffey
Anderson
Law
Padres
San Francisco
Ellsworth
Pierce
Broglio
Purkey
McMahon
Or Farrell
LeMaster
N.Y
L. A
Detroit
Kansas City
Kan. City
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
Conley
Herbert
Rakow
Aguirre
Lee
Belinsky
Stigman
Hall
Wayland Baseballers Defeat Reds and Little Leaguers
Wayland Babe Ruthers crushed the Washington Reds 23 to 2 in five innings with an 11 run fifth. Deaton took the loss and Henss the win. Wayland Little Leaguers, led by Brimhall’s pitching, beat Washington 7 to 0 with Brimhall fanning 16 and allowing two hits. Crone was the loser.
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Wayland Babe Ruthers
Deaton
Henss
Wayland
Brimhall
Crone
Ernie Davis Stricken With Blood Disorder
Ernie Davis, 1961 Heisman winner, has been diagnosed with a blood disorder casting doubt on his football career. He is hospitalized in Evanston after workouts with the College All-Stars and could miss the 1962 season as Cleveland plans further tests and treatment.
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Chicago
Ernie Davis
Cleveland
Davis
Syracuse University
Jim Brown
Browns
Evanston
Green Bay Packers
Arthur Modell
Modell
Algerian factions reach three point peace plan
Rival political groups in Algiers announce a three point agreement to resolve the crisis and move toward national elections. The plan calls for a political bureau to govern, elections for a constituent assembly, and a CNRA led meeting to shape the revolutionary movement. Elections are tentatively set for August 27 with a CNRA session about a week later.
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Algiers
API
Mohammed Khider
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
National Council of the Algerian Revolution
CNRA
Supreme Council
Revolutionary Movement
Khider
Algeria
Politbureau
Mohammed Boudiaf
Belkacem Krim Ard
All Stars Ready for Final Drill Ahead of Packers Clash
The 1962 College All Stars hold a Soldier Field lights session in preparation for Friday’s game with the NFL champion Green Bay Packers. Otto Graham emphasizes passing and punting to acclimate players to night illumination. Davis illness sidelines Syracuse star. Ron Bull shifts to inside halfback.
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Chicago
UPI
Green Bay Packers
All Stars
Soldier Field
Otto Graham
Packers
Graham
Syracuse
Ernie Davis
Baylor
Ron Bull
Davis
Aluminum Workers Returning to Jobs After Pact
Reynolds Metals and Alcoa reached two year contracts with the Aluminum Workers of America ending a one day walkout by 16 000 workers. Agreements include improved pension and vacation benefits with no wage increase and require local approval up to 10 days.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Reynolds Metals Co
Aluminum Company of America
Alcoa
Aluminum Workers of America
Reynolds
Bellwood
International Association of Machinists
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Reynolds’ McCook
Ill
United Steelworkers Union
Fragmented Algerian power split eases civil war risk
Mohand Ould El Hadj who heads Military District No. 3 backed Ben Youssef Ben Khedda in a pact that reduced the threat of civil war. El Hadj’s forces had opposed Ben Bella, shaping the delicate balance of loyalty in the region.
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Mohand Ould
el Hadj
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
Blue Devils to Play Babe Ruth All Stars at Green Field
Washingtons Blue Devils meet the Washington Babe Ruth All Stars at Green Field Friday at 5 30 p m. Coach John Sproule urged all high school age players to report for this game added after the regular schedule was completed.
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Washington
Blue Devils
Lloyd's Hole-in-One Second of Season at Local Course
Jim Lloyd scored a hole-in-one at the local golf course this week, the second of the season, correcting an earlier report that it was the first. Washington’s Jerry Ridley also achieved an ace in Twilite League play this season, ending a 13 year dry spell at the course.
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Jim Lloyd
Jerry Ridley
Washington
Ridley
Crump Spared Death in Illinois Clemency Action
CHICAGO UPS Paul Crump, 32, won his 15th bid to avoid execution and had his death sentence commuted to 199 years without parole by Gov. Otto Kerner. Crump sobbed with attorney Donald Moore as details were released, while Warden Jack Johnson praised rehabilitation as the core goal of penology.
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Chicago
UPS
Paul Die
Crump
Otto Kerner
Donald P. Moore
Paul Crump
Kerner
Jack Johnson
Cook County
Johnson
Top Gifts At Louisa County Fair
Winners in the Louisa County 4 H and FFA swine gift show at the Louisa County Fair named include Poland China Garry Idle Columbus Junction Duroc Jersey Wayne Humphrey Wyman Chester White Jack Reif Wapello Spotted Poland China Gene Lintz Crawfordsville Yorkshire Sam Gipple Columbus Junction.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Louisa County Fair
Poland
China
Garry Idle
Duvoc Jersey
Wayne Humphrey
Wyman
Chester White
Jack Reif
Wapello
Gene Lintz
Crawfordsville
Yorkshire
Sam Gipple
Cigarette Ignites Car Fire at County Fair
A discarded cigarette started a car fire at the county fair Wednesday night injuring the interior of Bill Boileau's car. Firemen had to break a padlocked gate to reach the blaze near the show barn while crowds watched the 4H revue. Bill Boileau, a recent high school graduate, donated time to the Red Cross booth.
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Bill Boileau
Red Cross
Bill
Fairgrounds
Hereford and Shorthorn Champions and Beef Show Awards
A dense list of champions and reserves across Hereford and Shorthorn cattle divisions, including Angus beef heifer and breed champions. Notable names include Maralyne Gilliand, Robert Emde, Denny Crone, Vaughn Rinner, Joe Jones, and Ronald Rath. Various blue and red awards mark firsts and seconds, with detailed placements across multiple weight classes and breeds.
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Leonard Schantz
Gary Kos
Dennis Loeffler
Kathleen Walsh
Jim Sojka
Trudy Kos
Jean Sojka
Tom Murphy
Maralyne Gilliand
Robert Emde
Joe Jones
Gary Scheeler
Kathy Horn
Denny Crone
Danny Scheeler
Doug Roberts
John Romoser
John Huber
John Hamil
Hereford
Mike Suter
Vaughn Rinner
Kenny Boyse
Galen Howsare
Danny Martin
Lanny Brinning
Jerry Combs
John Colbert
James Johnson
John Boyse
Diane Miller
Mary Kay Seitsinger
Bob Bonar
Bill Schmidt
Jeana
Gloria Seitsinger
Duane Iller
Larry Brinningher
Tom
Doug Greiner
Ronald Rath
Clare Greiner
Ellen Knottnerus
Larry Whetstine
Carol Whetstine
Jane Combs
Carol
Whetstine
John Brinning
Roger Brinning
Ronnie Augustine
Larry Brinning
Don Rinner
Bernard Schmidt
Carl Schmidt
Roberta Miller
Donnie Brinning
Chris Rinner
Gary Scheefer
Steve Whisler
Duane Miller
John Combs
Mary Schaefer
Ardell Dean Gerot
Dale Kiefer
Eddie Gerot
Philip Sojka
John Sojka
Tom Stacy
Charles Sojka
Bill Lance
John Se
Don Davis
Steve Stout
Ardell Gerot
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