Terry's 3 Hitter Secures Yanks Victory Over Indians
Ralph Terry pitched five perfect innings and struck out nine in a 5-0 win that ended New York's six game skid and increased their AL lead. Bubba Phillips Tito Francona and Al Luplow provided the only Indians hits. Sam McDowell took the loss.
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Major Leagues Standings And Standings By United Press
Major League standings and results from Monday with New York defeating Cleveland 5 0 and Washington beating Baltimore 7 0 while Boston edged Detroit 7 4. Tuesday and Wednesday schedules list daily matchups and probables for Cleveland New York Detroit Boston Baltimore Minnesota Chicago Los Angeles Kansas City and other teams.
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Boston Patriots Eye Aerial Attack To Complement Ground Defense
Boston on the verge of expanding its offense as Coach Mike Holovak revamps the Patriots aerial game. rookies Nick Buoniconti Billy Neighbors Bob Stein join a defense led by Capt. Bob Dee and Larry Eisenhauer, while Babe Parilli backs up by Tom Yewcic. Burton leads the ground attack with Crawford Colclough and potential lineup shifts after Lott’s knee surgery.
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Bowling Season Opens Friday at Melody Lanes
The 1962-63 bowling season begins Friday evening in Washington with Blue Monday League action at Melody Lanes. Games start at 9 p.m. and open bowling is available from 7 p.m. All other city league matches start next week at 6:45 p.m. Secretaries are urged to assemble full teams for the first night.
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Plan Labor Day golf events fun for Washington
The club schedules a week of golf themed activities with Wednesday Ladies Day, Friday Men’s Cryer’s tournament and dinner, and Monday Labor Day couples golf. Friday evening invites entries to the Cryer’s event. Ladies Day features 1:30 p.m. couples golf and a 6 p.m. family pot luck. Washington notes strong participation from local father and son teams in Des Moines event and praises recent rain for greens and fairways. The column thanks readers and invites questions to committee members as football and bowling season approach.
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Switzerland’s Beauty and Farm Life Shine in Detailed Tour
Editor Herb Plambeck narrates a week in Switzerland, praising its beauty from Jungfrau to Grindlewald and detailing Swiss farming, crops, and dairy. He notes high yields on steep slopes, Brown Swiss cattle, dairy cheese, wine growth at Weinfelden, rising mechanization, and strong ties in trade with U.S. imports.
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New Guinea Deal May Have Very Far Reaching Effect
UNITED NATIONS The transfer of West New Guinea from the Netherlands to Indonesia may have far reaching consequences beyond those two nations. The deal costs the Netherlands about 30 million dollars yearly and drew Dutch public criticism while straining NATO ties. Sukarno claims the territory as geographically Indonesian and notes Papuan natives as Indonesian stock. The piece also notes Australia’s uneasy stance and potential future moves. UNIFORMITY SAVES CHICAGO A system of nationwide uniform traffic signals could save 2900 lives annually, says National Safety Council traffic manager.
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