Reds Turn Up Heat as Robinson Powers 5-1 Win
Cincinnati moved within 7 1/2 games of Los Angeles and 2 1/2 of San Francisco after a 5-1 victory over St. Louis. Frank Robinson hit his 20th homer, drove in 2 runs, and raised his average to .338 while Jim O'Toole allowed five hits.
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College All Stars Prepare for Packers Grid Showdown
The 1962 College All Stars meet the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field in Chicago. Coach Otto Graham says the Packers are formidable and the All Stars must avoid mental errors. Ernie Davis is out with a blood disorder. Je sus Bull and Roman Gabriel headline replacements for a televised event.
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Ohio State
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Has Blood Disorder Ernie Davis Not Expected To Play For Browns This Season
Ernie Davis the 1961 Heisman winner from Syracuse is diagnosed with a blood disorder likely ending his season with the Cleveland Browns. Davis has been in Evanston Hospital for tests after plans to play for the College All-Stars against the Green Bay Packers. Browns president Art Modell said recovery is the priority and the team will pursue treatment with doctors as Davis waits for further evaluation.
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Cleveland
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Ernie
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Tom Wilson
Merrill Douglas
Victor Ippolito
Major League Leaders in American League Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Jiminez of Kansas City batting .334 and Runnels of Boston .333 with 83 runs by Pearson of Los Angeles and 72 by Wagner. Wagner leads RBIs with 74 and Siebern 73. Moran 129 hits for Los Angeles, Lumpe 128, and Rod ers 128. Cubes of stats show Cimoli 11 triples and Lumpe 9, Cash 30 homers, Wood 23 steals. Wickersham 82 decisions at .800 for Kansas City. McBride 113 strikeouts for Los Angeles. Musial bats .351. Davis .350. Wills 91 runs. Davis 106 RBIs. Davis 150 hits.
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Los Angeles
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Minnesota
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New York
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Howser
Wickersham
McBride
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St. Louis
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Mays
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Flood
Mexico Favored Over U S in Davis Cup Play
In Mexico City this weekend the United States faces Mexico in a Davis Cup best-of-five. Pancho Gonzales, the Mexican-descended coach, is praised for tactical skill and leadership while Rafael Osuna leads Mexico. USA lineup includes Chuck McKinley Dennis Ralston for singles and doubles.
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Baseball Leaders and Records Report
St. Louis 135. Doubles Robinson Cincinnati 38. Mays San Francisco 26. Triples W Davis Los Angeles 10 Virdon Pittsburgh 9. Home runs Mays San Francisco 32 H Aaron Milwaukee 29. Stolen bases Wills Los Angeles 52 W Davis Los Angeles 25. Decisions Purkey Cincinnati 16 8 .842 Drysdale Los Angeles 194 .826. Strikeouts Koufax Los Angeles 209 Drysdale Los Angeles 152.
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Monbouquette’s no hit gem hands Sox win over White Sox
Boston pitcher Dick Monbouquette fired a no hit no run 1 0 victory as only one White Sox baserunner reached in the second inning. He fanned seven and improved to 9 10 on the season. Nellie Fox was the target of his dominance.
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Tom Burgess
Billy Moran
Felix Torres
Detroit
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Minnesota
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Twins
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Jaipur Wins Sets Stage For Travers Clash With Ridan
Jaipur the year’s money leader and top 3-year-old contender heads to Saratoga for a looming Aug 18 Travers Stakes showdown with Ridan. Jaipur dominated the Choice Stakes at Monmouth Park to stretch his win streak to nine. Ridan is shipping from Arlington Park after the American Derby.
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