Indians Rally Past Orioles Seize AL Lead On Late Rally
John Romano and Chuck Essegian powered Cleveland to a 10-7 comeback over Baltimore. Essegian hit safely twice and Romano delivered the go ahead two run double and three run homer as the Indians moved half game ahead of idle New York.
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Chico Fernandez
Wynn
Tigers
White Sox
Bill Bruton
Detroit
al Kaline
RBI
Paul Foytak
Ron Nischwitz
Spring and Summer Veil Caps Pattern 7244 Ad
Advertisement for trimmed veil caps Pattern 7244 priced 35 cents with 10 cents extra for first class mailing. mail to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept New York NY. Includes 200 designs in 1962 Needlecraft Catalog with additional patterns and free patterns.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
Major League Leaders in Batting Pitching and Fielding Highlights
American League leaders include Essegian of Cleveland at .402 and Jimenez of Kansas City at .371 for batting. Howser of Kansas City has 34 runs. Kaline of Detroit leads RBIs with 36. Robinson of Chicago and Kaline share hits at 49 and 48 respectively. Cimoli and Rollins also with 48. Doubles leader Robinson 14. Cimoli 4 triples. Kaline tops home runs with 12. Howser 11 steals lead. Donovan of Cleveland 70 decisions, .1000, Belinsky 61 and .857. Pascual 49 strikeouts lead. Belinsky 41.
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Essegian
Cleveland
Jimenez
Kansas City
Howser
Kaline
Detroit
Siebern
Robinson
Chicago
Cimoli
Rollins
Minnesota
Green
Wagner
Los Angeles
Aparicio
Wood
Donovan
Belinsky
Pascual
Angels Three Five-Year Men Tie to Five-Year Big League Tenure
Chuck Tanner Steve Bilko and Art Fowler of the Los Angeles Angels are described as five-year men in the major leagues marking their length of service in the big leagues.
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Chuck Tanner
Steve Bilko
Art Fowler
Los Angeles Angels
Memorial Day Seat Belt Reminder Aims to Save Lives
On Memorial Day a public safety message urges all drivers and passengers to wear seat belts. Officials say belts can be the crucial factor between life and death in crashes and that universal belt use could save thousands of lives annually and cut serious injuries.
Terp Coach Speaks Here
Jim Kehoe University of Maryland associate professor of physical education and track coach will be guest speaker at tomorrow 6:30 banquet for Jud ges Athletic Association members and guests at Lee Jackson. Kehoe has 24 championship teams in indoor and outdoor track and a 63 10 outdoor dual meet record plus 74 11 cross country. In eight ACC seasons Maryland has won 14 of 16 conference titles. He set the 1 50 7 half mile pre 1951 and held the two mile record until 1957. he also helped set four relay records.
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Jim Kehoe
University of Maryland
Lee Jackson
Judges Athletic Association
Kehoe
ACC
Terps
Acros
Medical Group Endorses Plastic Football Helmet
The AMA committee on sports medicine endorses hard shelled plastic helmets for shock absorption. It warns against helmet use as a battering ram and notes faceguard use cuts football facial injuries by over 70 percent when properly fitted. Poorly built or worn headguards risk injury while mandatory mouth guards begin in high school next year.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Committee On
Priest Repels Burglary With Mock Sword in Arizona Church
In Phoenix an alert priest armed with a stage prop sword awoke to a would be burglar at a church poorbox. The Reverend Dominic Fonseca restrained the intruder until police arrived, using only the mock weapon.
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Phoenix Ariz
Church of Phoenix
Dominic Fonseca
Father Fonseca
Stengel Quips On Jet Lag Before Houston Visit
Casey Stengel and the New York Mets faced travel delays from Milwaukee to Dallas and fog in Houston before losing 3-2 to the Colts. The 72 year old manager joked about embalming and noted hitters' trouble with rival pitchers while calling for better pitching.
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Stengel
New York Mets
Houston
Milwaukee
Mets
Dallas
Houston Colts
Colts
1600 Losers in U S Open Entry List
Lou Kretlow, former American League pitcher, failed to qualify for the U S Open preliminaries among about 2,000 golfers seeking 396 berths. The ex-MLB pitcher, now a professional in Edmond, Oklahoma, was among more than 1,600 who did not advance.
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Lou Kretlow
Kretlow
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Edmond
Okla
Local Open Qualifiers Narrow US Open Field
The article details early US Open qualifying at Oklahoma City and other sites. Players like Kretlow miss the 151 cut at Oakmont with 84 81 in OKC while 9 players earn exemptions, including Gene Littler Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. Other sites in New York Chicago Albany Philadelphia and Burlington yield further berths amid rain and late scores.
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Oklahoma City
Oakmont
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
New York
Chicago
Kretlow
al Johnston
Montreal
Canada
Hot Springs
Ark
Marty Furgol
Juan Rodriguez
Crampton
George Bayer
Tommy Jacobs
Bobby Verney
Harold Henning
Buster Cupit
Bert Weaver
Earl Stewart
Dallas
Mason Rudolph
Nashville
Bob Gajcia
Detroit
Freddie Haas
New Orleans
Bobby Goetz
Joe Campbell
Stan Leonard
Seattle
al Besselink
Philadelphia
Bobby Jones
Robert T. Jones III
Pittsfield
Mass
Albany
Billy Joe Patton
Burlington
N.C
Bob Shields
Quincy
Ill
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
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Chuck Essegian
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Camilo Pascual
Jerry Walker
A’s
Boston
Skinny Brown
Orioles
Jackie Brandt
Jim Gentile
Brooks Robinson
Jim
Mudcat
Barry Latman
Garry Bell
Tribe
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Oriole
Willie Tasby
Stanford
Twins
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Dave Sten
Wee Basel
Jacksonville
W. L.pet.g
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Rochester
Toronto
THE
Pittsburgh
Williams
Cepeda
San Francisco
Wills
Mays
T. Davis
Cincinnati
Ranew
Pinson
Banks
Thomas
W. Davis
Purkey
Pierce
Koufax
O’dell
Terp
Medical Group
Jet Age
Casey
Houston, Tex
Casey Stengel
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Scotts
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Winchester
Gary Player
Oakcrest Club
Springfield
Worcester
Jay Delan
Leicester
Worcester Country Club
Uys
Mercury
Teodor
Wnitewall
Meteor
Monterey
George Washington
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