Northside Coca Cola Sweeps In Forrest Hill Tenpin League
The Northside Coca Cola team posted a 2490 to sweep Forrest Hill action as Pat Taylor 220 and Sager 543 led GAA to 1976. Shawnee Squaws fell 2004 to Martin's Drug 2342 behind Havermale 201 and Willis Baker Votel 400s. Other results include One Hour Quality Cleaners over Beta Sigma Phi 1892-1818 and National Fruit over Drug Fair 31 with Robertson 461.
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Pat Taylor
Frances Sager
Mary Hodson
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Shawnee Squaws
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Jean Havermale
Betty Willis
Connie Baker
Jo Votel
Archie Moore Drawn With Willie Pastrano In Ten Rounds
Archie Moore and Willie Pastrano fought to a 5-5 draw in a ten round bout. Judges Grossman and Young scored it even while referee Hart had Moore ahead 5-4, though writers favored Moore and the AP credited Moore 8-2.
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Los Angeles
Archie Moore
Willie Pastrano
Archie
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Pastrano
Willie
Lee Grossman
Dick Young
Tommy Hart
Moore
Associated Press
$2 Million Hole Worries Houston Stadium Plan
Harris County commissioners seek ways to cover a growing cost for the doomed sports stadium to be rented by the Houston Colts of the National League. Contractor S I Morrison told officials that $13.4 million remains from a bond issue while almost $2 million has already been spent digging the site. The project began with a January 1961 bond sale that passed by an 8-7 vote.
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Harris County
Houston Colts
S.I. Morrison
Fat trimming tip for baking ham with scored layer
The guide advises leaving about a quarter inch of fat on ham before baking to allow scoring without cutting into the meat. This preserves moisture and adds flavor during roasting.
Hobbie Tops Spahn as Cubs Hold Off Braves
In a Venturing Monday night action the Cubs beat the Braves 2-1 with Glen Hobbie earning the win and snapping a long personal skid. Spahn pitched well for Milwaukee but Chicago capitalized on limited hits including Ron Santo’s double to secure the victory.
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Bucs
Cardinals
Glen Hobbie
Chicago Cubs
Warren Spahn
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Reds
Dick Farrell
Jay
John Anderson
Cincinnati
Bob Tiefenauer
Colts
Roman Mejias
Houston
Haddix
Pittsburgh
Pirate
Ernie Broglio
Dick Groat
Hobbie
Milwaukee
Spahn
Braves
Cubs
Ron Santo
Andre Rodgers
Chicago
Afternoon Baseball Schedule and Standings Summary
The schedule lists Milwaukee at Chicago and St. Louis at Pittsburgh as Wednesday games. Standings show New York leading with 24 wins, followed by Cleveland and Minnesota at 24 and 26, with various teams in pursuit including Detroit, Los Angeles, Baltimore, Chicago, Kansas City, Boston, and Washington. Results from Monday include Chicago 2 Cleveland 0 and Detroit 5 Baltimore 1, plus Boston 3 Minnesota 0 and Los Angeles 6 Washington 4.
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
New York
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W. L. Pet. G.B
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Washington
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Houston
Boxing results from major bouts across cities
The Associated Press reports saw Archie Moore draw Willie Pastrano in Los Angeles. Tony Fortunato defeated Stefan Redl in New York. Cliff Markey stopped Johnny Morris in Chicago. Alan Thomas stopped Willie Williams in Chicago. George Benton outpointed Jesse Smith in Philadelphia. Eddie Machen out pointed Roger Rischer in San Francisco.
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Archie Moore
San Diego
Calif
Willie Pastrano
Miami
Fla
New York
Tony Fortunato
Bronx
N.Y
Stefan Redl
Paterson
N.J
Chicago
Cliff Markey
Johnny Morris
Pittsburgh
Alan Thomas
Willie Williams
Philadelphia
George Benton
Jesse Smith
San Francisco
Eddie Machen
Portland
Ore
Roger Rischer
Oakland
Top Weighted Kelso Makes 1962 Debut
Kelso the famed handicap horse carries 133 pounds in the mile Met start, a weight only three horses have surpassed since the race began. Carry Back looms as Kelso’s chief rival with 117 pounds, as Willie Shoemaker rides Ambiopoise and other listed contenders seek a classic performance.
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NEW York
Carly
Earle Sande
George D. Widener
Greentree Stable
Devil Diver
Eddie Arcaro
Katherine Price
Willie Shoemaker
Robert Lehman
H.O.H. Frepoise
Carry Back
Merry Ruler
Jules Schwartz
W. C. Partree
King Ranch
Hobeau Farm
Beau
Lynn A. Boice
Bunnies Bunning shuts out Orioles in fireball game
Detroit pitcher Jim Bunning allowed three hits and beat Baltimore 5 to 1. Manager Billy Hitchcock defended his club after accusing Bunning of slashing balls with a buckle last week, while Cal Ermer inspected balls after innings and found no marks on the ones observed.
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Bunning
Orioles
Hitchcock
Baltimore
Cal Ermer
Ermer
Fastest Indy 500 set with 33 drivers and storm risk
Indianapolis Projected 500 mile race braces for a possible mid afternoon shower as 33 drivers including Parnelli Jones A J Foyt and Bobby Marshman qualify for the 46th running at speedway. Foyt led last year with a $117 975 payout and 12 cars finished.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Ray Harroun
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Jones
Ger Ward
Bobby Marshman
Pottstown
Ward
Marshman
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Paul ‘Russo
Jim McElreath
Ae Tex
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Chuck Hulse
Chuck Rodee
Allen Crowe
Springfield
Ill
Gurney
Foyt
Eddie Sachs
Coopersburg
Sachs
All Star Team Could Be Recruited From Injured Stars
AP reports a surge of injuries across major leagues with stars like Kaline Mantle Minoso Banks Ford Lary Battey Freese Arroyo and more sidelined. Doctors attribute the rash to tighter pennant races and players taking bigger risks this season.
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New York
Arnica
Broken Bone
al Kaline
Detroit
Earl Battey
Minnesota
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Minnie Minoso
St. Louis
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee
Sidney Gaynor
Thorn named top SC athlete for 1961 62 season
Rod Thorn of West Virginia was voted athlete of the year in the Southern Conference by the SC Sportswriters Association. He repeated multi sport success alongside Bill Whaley of The Citadel, who finished second.
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Washington
Rod Thorn
West Virginia
Thorn
Southern Conference Sportswriters Association
Citadel
Bill Whaley
Whaley
Richmond
Earl Stoudt
Virginia Tech
Bucky Keller
Mel Rideout
VMI
Joe Gedro
Tom Shafer
William and Mary
Jeff Cohen
Hogan and Snead Face Open Qualifiers for 1962 Open
Ben Hogan and Sam Snead must qualify for the U S Open as part of a 497-player field for 131 spots in sectional eliminations set for Monday and Tuesday. Defending champion Gene Littler leads a list of past winners and top pros vying for places at Oakmont June 14 to 16.
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New York
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Hogan
Snead
America
Gene Littler
Littler
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Tommy Bolt
Dick Mayer
Jerry Barber
Bob Goalby
Doug Sanders
Jack Nicklaus
Mike Souchak
Don Finsterwald
Doug Ford
Eric Monti
Jacky Cupit
Gardner Dickinson
Gary Player
Billy Maxwell
Gay Brewer
Johnny Pott
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