Brosnan Halts Bums In Ninth For Reds
Jim Brosnan came out of the Cincinnati bullpen in the ninth to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-4 and trim the lead to 5 1/2 games. Willie Mays Cepeda Davenport homered for the Giants in a 3-2 win over Milwaukee as San Francisco narrowed the gap behind the Dodgers. Cubs fell to Pirates 5-3 as Elroy Face saved his 21st game. Hubbs extended his errorless streak to 72 games. Phillies beat Mets 8-7 with Don Demeter’s grand slam and Roy Sievers scoring twice in the eighth.
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Losles
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Duke Snider
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Jim Gilliam
Mat Ryan
Reds
San Francisco
Giants
Jack Sanford
Bobby Doerr
Philadelphia
Don Demeter
Roy Sievers
New York
Mets
Chicago
White Sox
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Dodger
Stan Williams
Jerry Lynch
Jerome Stakes Highlight Of Aqueduct Race Weekend
The $50,000 added Jerome Stakes at Aqueduct tops the weekend program with a 3-year-old mile race featuring Admiral's Voyage Greek Money Decidedly Sunrise County and possibly Aidan carrying 127 pounds. Other stakes include Del Mar Debutante for 2-year-old fillies, and grass surface races at Arlington and Atlantic City.
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Associated Press
Aqueduct
Fred W. Hooper
Admiral
Brandywine Stable
George A. Pope
Decidedly
Townsend B. Martin
Sunrise County
del Mar
Arlington
Atlantic City
Houston Wins Pony League World Series
Houston defeats Greensboro North Carolina 41 in the Pony League World Series to capture the title. Hugh Hamilton earned the victory with 15 strikeouts and one walk, while Mike Long took the loss. John Brock led the offense with three hits including a two RBI double and a solo homer, and Dean Shore hit Greensboro s lone homer in the fifth.
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Washington
Houston
Greensboro
N.C
Hugh Hamilton
Mike Long
Hamilton
John Brock
Mike Pearce
Dean Shore
Bowling Round-up Sets 1962 63 Duckpin Leagues
Sonny Crisman’s B League begins Tuesday at 7 p.m. Health Center Lanes with 12 teams. Lloyd Williams’ Continental Homes defends last year’s title after two regular season half wins. Rev. Robert Moore’s C League starts at 9 15 p.m. with eight teams. Hershey Coffee Shop leaves to Independent League, GAA defends Ladies Commercial title. Frances Crisman’s league starts Wednesday September 5 at 7 p.m. GAA seeks to repeat.
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Sonny Crisman
Lloyd Williams
Continental Homes
Robert Moore
Hershey Coffee Shop
Willow Lawn Market
GAA
Cooper’s Jewelers
Galladay Building Supply
C & P Telephone
Lee Jackson Restaurant
Novick Transfer
Republic Oil
Town & Country Beauty Salon
Blue Sunoco
M. M. Adams Esso
Newberry's
Frances Crisman
All 22 Pro Grid Teams In Action This Weekend
National Football League clubs enter exhibition finale blitz with five NFL games on Saturday night and multiple AFL matchups. Key contests include Browns Rams in Los Angeles, Cowboys 49ers in Sacramento, Lions Cards in Omaha, Eagles Steelers in Hershey, and Bears Redskins in Norfolk amid primaries. Sunday features Colts Vikings in the Twin Cities and Giants at the Packers’ Labor Day venue.
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Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles
Dallas Cowboys
San Francisco
Sacramento
Calif
Detroit Lions
St. Louis Cards
Omaha
Neb
Philadelphia
Eagles
Pittsburgh
Hershey
Chicago
Washington
Norfolk
Baltimore Colts
Minnesota Vikings
Twin Cities
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Whisenant Fined by NL Prez for Dodgers Dispute
Cincinnati Reds coach Pete Whisenant received a $100 fine and a three day suspension from National League President Warren Giles after a heated 12th inning incident in Los Angeles. Whisenant and manager Fred Hutchinson were ejected when a balk call on Joey Jay sparked the clash.
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Pete Whisenant
Cincinnati Reds
National League
Warren Giles
Whisenant
Cincinat
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Joey Jay
Dodger
Orioles Sweep Yankees To Sit Fifth In AL Standings
Baltimore rides a five game win streak as they top the Yankees over the weekend. Washington halts the run with a 3-2 win, while Chicago distance Detroit 5-4. Yankees, led by Whitey Ford, face Kansas City as A’s win three of five on road trip. Dave Stenhouse threw a nine hitter for the Senators with Don Lock driving in the decisive run.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
Joy
Baltimore
Orioles
New York Yankees
Lee MacPhail
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Minnesota
California
Kansas City Athletics
Ralph Houk
Whitey Ford
Ed Rakow
Yanks
Minnesota Twins
Boston
Dick Stigman
Bill Monbo
Senators
Don Lock
Danny Miller
Ed Bromley
Bromley
Whitey Meadows
Burnt Factory
EUB
Locke
Eddie Davis
Clint Hill
Jimmy Omos
Jim Bromley
Howard Adkins
Emerson Opens Defense of National Tennis Crown
Roy Emerson begins his bid to defend the national title at Forest Hills as he faces Pancho Contreras in the opening round. Laver dominates the spotlight with eight prior national titles, while England’s Mike Sangster and Chuck McKinley also line up in Emerson’s quarter. In the women’s draw, Karen Hantze Susman vs Justina Bricka tops the day’s list of Wightman Cup rivals.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Roy Emerson
Emerson
Rod Laver
Laver
Pancho Contreras
United States
Contreras
Pancho
Sweden
Nicola Pietrangeli
Italy
Mike Sangster
Britain
Chuck McKinley
St. Ann
Major League Baseball Schedule and Standings Snapshot
The league lists today's games including Los Angeles at Washington Baltimore at Cleveland and others. Standings show Los Angeles 87 47 San Francisco 84 49 Cincinnati 82 53 Pittsburgh 79 55 Milwaukee 72 63 Philadelphia 65 73 Houston 49 84 Chicago 49 85 New York 34 101 with Thursday results between San Francisco Milwaukee and Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati and others.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Detroit
W. L. Pet. G.B
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Stalag. Wa
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
L. Pet. G.B
Chicago Steeeee
Baltimore Teen
Detroit Steeves
Cleveland Jones
Boston Oh
Little League Football Opens With Holiday Doubleheader
The Winchester Little League football program starts 1962 with a 6:30 Colts vs Rams game and a 7:30 Redskins vs Eagles tilt at James Wood. Admission is 1.00 to raise funds, under-12 admitted free. Coaches include Tom Grove and Jack Crenshaw.
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James Wood
Last Sea
Colts
Rams
Redskins
Eagles
Coac Colts
Tom Grove
Jack Reid
Bill Godenour
Grove
Jack Crenshaw
Robert Groves
Terry Plank
Jerry Head
Diamon Senseny Park
Recreation and Parks
Jim Barnett
James Wood High Athletic Field
Labor Day
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
The American League batting leaders include Runnels Boston .339 Siebern Kansas City and Robinson Chicago .313 plus Richardson New York 169 hits and Rollins Minnesota 165. Pitching leaders show Stigman Minnesota 93 decisions with .750, McBride 114 decisions .733, and Pascual Minnesota 158 strikeouts.
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Runnels
Boston
Siebern
Kansas City
Robinson
Chicago
Pearson
Los Angeles
Killebrew
Minnesota
Richardson
New York
Rollins
Yastrzemski
Cimoli
Bressoud
Lumpe
Cash
Detroit
Killbrew
Aparicio
Wood
Stigman
McBride
Pascual
Pizarro
Bunning
Boxing Results From Lima Miami and Hiroshima Matches
In Lima Peru Mauro Mina defeated Normal Letcher by knockout. In Miami Willie James outpointed Andy Mayfield. In Hiroshima Piero Rollo outpointed Haruo Sakamoto.
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Peru
Mauro Mina
Santa Ana
Calif
Miami
Fla
Willie James
Greenville
Andy Mayfield
Hiroshima
Japan
Piero Rollo
Italy
Haruo Sakamoto
City League Title Game Set Tonight
Burnt Factory seeks the City League crown tonight after a 3 2 playoff win over EUB in which catcher Mel Aikens was lost to injury. Halltown and Valley Board meet for a decisive game at Senseng Park as Jerry Fink and Jimmy Lloyd aim to seal the City League championship.
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Burnt Factory
EUB
Mel Aikens
Dennis Sirbaugh
Valley Board of
Halltown
R. H. Hummer
Berryville
Senseng Park
Valley Board
Kenny Anders
Frank Simons
Anders
Hummer
Jimmy Lloyd
Gene Singhass
Dixie Wiltshire
Jerry Fink
Singhass
Don Welch
Bill Longerbeam
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