Handley James Wood Meet Shown A Tossup
Handley and James Wood renew their rivalry in a Handley city county meet starting at 2 15 p m with judges and colonels expected to split events. District results hint at a close contest as George Mason and Roger Milburn figure among top threats.
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Handley
James Wood
Handley In
Northwestern
George Mason
Colonels
Roger Milburn
Stine
Jimmy Wilkins
Baseball Heroes Beat Kansas City as Mantle Homer Ends Game
Mickey Mantle of the Yankees homered in the 11th inning to lift New York over Kansas City 8 to 7 at an enormous City Stadium. Wes Stock of the Orioles pitched in a separate line of play as the report notes hitless innings.
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Associated Press
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Kansas
City
Arenave
Trae Ib
Wes Stock
Orioles
Jimmy Dykes
Kansas City
Yankee
Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Gets Dallas AFL Entry
The Dallas Texans become the Kansas City Somethings after a five week sale of almost $600,000 in season tickets. Lamar Hunt, owner, admits defeat in a three year rivalry with the Dallas Cowboys of the NFL. Hunt notes Kansas City sales for 1962 exceed several NFL teams.
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Kansas City
Dallas Texans
Mantle Nearly Hits Roof Shot In Yankees Comeback
Mickey Mantle crushed a high fastball from Bill Fischer 117 feet up the Yankee Stadium facade for a near fair ball out of the park. The 8 7 Yankees beat the Athletics as Ed Charles and Joe Pepitone drove in runs and Mantle praised Cooper after a spaceflight tribute. Orioles and White Sox won to stay close in the pennant race.
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JM Becker
Associated Press
Mickey Mantle
Gordon Cooper
Mantle
Cooper
Manhattan
Mickey
Kansas City
Bill Fischer
Yankee Stadium
Joe Pepitone
Yankees
A’s
Tiker Cimoli
Ed Charles
NFL Owners Hire Officer To Watch Players Over Betting
At the spring owners meeting NFL chief Rozelle announced hiring a police veteran to monitor betting activity among players. Hamilton, a 53 year old LAPD officer, will start June 1. The league also set a 37 man season roster, created an injury list, and approved a sudden death playoff for the Playoff Bowl in Miami amid ongoing TV talks.
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Hamilton
NFL
Rozelle
Paul Hornan
Oo Bay Packers
Alex Karras
Joe
Odhek Becek
Havers
Lions
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Miami
Hodges Named Washington Manager Replacing Vernon
Gil Hodges replaces Mickey Vernon as Washington Senators manager after a 9 to 3 loss to Chicago. Hodges vows slow changes and will take charge tonight in Baltimore as the club aims to rebound from a 10th-place standing and 10th loss in 11 games.
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Vernon
Gil Hodges
Nats
Washington
New York Mets
Washington Senators
Hodges
Chicago
Senators
Mickey Vernon
Baltimore
Orioles
Broo
Los Angeles Dodgers
Joan
George Selkirk
Selkirk
Danny O’connell
York
Hedges
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Thousands Attend Last Rites For Ernie Davis
Ernie Davis funeral draws a record crowd in Elmira with about 1600 inside First Baptist Church and more than 3000 outside. The procession, escorted by over 50 police, marked the largest funeral in the city’s history as Rev. Latta R. Thomas eulogized Davis’ life of service to God and neighbor.
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Elmira
N.Y
Ernie Davis
First Baptist Church
Latta R. Thomas
Davis
Haller Grand Slam Powers Giants 10 2 Victory Over Phillies
Tom Haller delivered a grand slam as San Francisco beat Philadelphia 10 2. Jack Sanford praised Haller's brains and battery work, while Drysdale served a two hitter in a separate Dodgers win. Cubs edged St Louis 7 6 in 11 innings. Cincinnati Milwaukee game postponed.
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Haller
Sanford
Giants
Jack Sanford
Tom Haller
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Don Drysdal
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Houston
Don Nottebart
Tony Gonzalez
Wes. Covington
Clay Dalrymple
Don Hoak
Jack Baldschun
Baldschun
Dodgers steal 198 bases in 1962 season
Maury Wills stole 104 bases and Willie Davis swiped 32 to pace the Dodgers in a record year.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Divorce Decree Proceeding In Winchester Court
Lucille Allen Billmyer seeks divorce from Herman Miller Billmyer in chancery proceedings in Winchester Virginia. The court orders publication and deposits to be read by a notary at Kuykendall and Wines on June 26 1963, with ten deposition sessions set between 9 am and 5 pm.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Lucille Allen Billmyer
Order OF Publicaion
Herman Miler Billmyer
Ronald Terry Billmyer
Herman Miller Billmyer
Herman
Miller Billmyer
Hollis Rice
Kuykendall and Wines Virginia
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Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Baseball Heroes
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Valley Redi-Mix Co., Inc
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Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Detroit
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Don Wert
Bill Bruton
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Pete Ramos
Barber
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White Sox
Joel Horlen
Gary Peters
Lee Thomas
Cleveland
Gary Bell
JEEP
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Corvar Crevy
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O'Connell
Coach Case
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Minnesota
Tom
Drysdale
Duke Snider
Tim Harkness
Carl Willey
Tommy Davis
Frank Howard
Ken Aspromonte
Cubs
Don Elston
Russell Arnold
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