Boston Slows Yank Drive for Pennant
The Red Sox bullpen ace Ray Radatz delivered another clutch relief outing, shutting down the New York Yankees for 2 1-3 innings as Boston won 4-1. The win narrows New York's lead in the pennant race to four games with 12 games left for each side, while Minnesota won big over Cleveland and Detroit beat Los Angeles. Radatz fanned Mickey Mantle and struck out Elston Howard, then got Maris for the final out.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Boston
Gene Conley
Frank Sullivan
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Yankees
Minnesota
Twins
Vic Power
George Banks
Dick Stigman
Cleveland
Los Angeles Angels
Detroit
Angels
Eet
Bill Mo
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Elston Howard
Bobby Richardson
Radat
Mantle
Maris
Douglas Opens 1962 Football Season With 7-6 Win
The Douglas Bulldogs defeated Burley 7-6 at Burley field. Douglas scored in the second quarter after Clarence Curry blocked a pass and Robert Long returned it 55 yards for a TD. Burley answered with a 35-yard pass for a TD in the midquarter. Douglas travels to Indianhead Md next Friday to face Pomonkey High School at 3:15 p.m.
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Burley
Charlottesbe
Yesteray
Douglas
Clarence Curry
Robert Long
Curry
Indianhead
Pomonkey High School
Major League Leaders Summary From The Associated Press
National League batting leaders include Robinson of Cincinnati with 342 and T Davis of Los Angeles with 341. Key stats cover runs by Robinson, RBIs for T Davis and Robinson, hits by T Davis and Robinson, and pitching leader Purkey with 21 wins and 5 losses. American League at bats see Runnels and Hinton leading, with Pearson and Siebern high in runs and Lumpe tying for doubles. Koufax leads strikeouts for the Dodgers, while Pascual tops AL strikeouts.
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Associated Press
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Colavito
Detroit
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Wickersham
McBride
Pascual
Bunning
Dodgers Move 3 Games Ahead as Giants Fall 4-1
Dodgers trampled the Cubs 13-7 to surge three games clear of the Giants, who lost 5-1 to Pittsburgh. Mays sat out for the Giants amid fatigue while Earl Francis shut down San Francisco with a four hitter.
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Los Angeles
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Wills
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Pittsburgh
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Maysless Giants
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Pirate
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Mets
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Washington Senators
Reds
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Pinson
Coleman
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Athletics
Tri-County League Playoffs Open Tomorrow
Playoff action starts in the Tri-County Baseball League with two games. V F W Gerrardstown faces Bakerton at 2 30 p m DST and Tomahawk meets Strasburg at 1 30 p m EST on the league diamond. Winchester Rebels end fifth at 8 12. Regular season completed with Gerrards town 17 4 Tomahawk 16 5 Bakerton 15 6 Strasburg 10 9.
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Tri-County Baseball League
V.F.W
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Bakerton
Tomahawk
Strasburg
Virginia Feld
Winchester Rebels
Congress Park Favored in Shenandoah Race
Congress Park heads a two year old field in the Autumn Festival Purse at Shenandoah Downs on the first weekend of the new meet. The juvenile feature boasts the best two year old time for five and a half furlongs at 1 07 three fifths. Five fans in last night’s crowd of 4 742 won $3 280 60 each on the twin double as the nine race program drew a total handle of $251 528.
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Charles Town
Congress Park
Shenandoah Downs
Rams Meet Undefeated Redskins in Little League Clash
The Rams aim to snap a losing streak as they face the 7-0 Redskins in the third round at James Wood Stadium. kickoff is 6 30 p m. The Redskins beat the Colts 7 0 last week while the Rams fell to the Eagles 13 6. In the nightcap the Eagles play the Colts.
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Rams
Redskins
James Wood
Colts
Eagles
Perkins Wins World Junior Welter Title In Milan Fight
Eddie Perkins of Chicago outpointed Duilio Loi of Italy over 15 rounds in Milan to capture the world junior welterweight championship. In Texas Humberto Barrera beat Chamaco Perez on points in San Antonio. John Smith stopped Sonny Gill in six rounds in Los Angeles.
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Italy
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Duilio Loi
Perkins
San Antonio
Tex
Humberto Barrera
Robstown
Chamaco Perez
Monterrey
Mexico
Los Angeles
John Smith
Sonny Gill
Pasadena
Calif
Swift Bomber Disintegrates In Flight Over Indiana
A swept wing B-58 Hustler bomber disintegrated seven miles above Butlerville Indiana on Friday night. Two bodies were found in the burning fuselage on a nearby farm. a third crewman remained missing. The crew included Lt. Col. John J. Trevisani, Capt. Arthur I. Freed, and Capt. Reinardo P. Moure, all identified by base officials.
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Here
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Peru
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Joseph Trevisani
Avenue Hotel
San Francisco
Arthur I. Freed
Bertha Freed
Mahopac
N. Y
Reinardo P. Moure
Ramiro Moure
Couruna
Spain
Friday Baseball Scores and Weekend Schedule
Results show Los Angeles up 13 to 7 over Chicago and other early outcomes. Upcoming games list Cleveland at Minnesota New York at Boston and more.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
Cincinnati
Associated Press
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Eben
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Four teams open Friday bowling with 4 0 sweeps
George Washington Garage Brakeshoe and Lupton Insurance all posted 4 0 wins in the Northside tenpin league action. Highlights include Jim Dodson 517 for GWG and Jess Kiracore Jr 589 for Continental Homes. Betty Zirkle Connie Baker and others contributed solid sets in the mixed results.
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Brakeshow
Continental Homes
Northside
Lupton Insurance
Jim Dodson
Homer Glenn
Jess Kiracore
Ted Hepner
Brakeshoe
Rescue Squad
Waterloo Grocery
Blue
Burch
O'Sullivan Rubber
Shawnee Bowmen
Jean Havermale
Lupton
Quality Cleaners
Betty Zirkle
Chestnut Farm Lad Builds 1476 Popsicle Barn Model
J Edwin Stoll, a farm lad near Chestnut Illinois, entered a popsicle stick model at a county fair. He used 1 476 sticks to craft a miniature barn with only the roof and base made from other materials.
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Chestnut, Ill
J. Edwin Stoll
Evening class offerings and policy notes at the college
The catalog lists numerous courses with credits and tuition from 45 to 60 dollars including Art 101 and English 101 201 203 plus Economics History Calculus Photography and Shorthand. It notes transcript and refund rules for night session attendees and adult noncredit students with course withdrawal provisions and instructor details.
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Marshall
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Brooklyn
M. A
Arizona State
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Bridgewater
University of Virginia
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Harold Albert
B. S
Madison
Miami University
United States
Maurice Stein
U.S. Naval Academy
Charles Tait
Falk School of Photography
Maryville, Mo
Rachael Johnson
University of North Carolina
East Carolina College
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