Angels Sweep Senators To Grab A.L. Lead
Los Angeles Angels win 4-2 and 4-1 to take first in the American League standings. Ken McBride earns a seventh straight win in the opener, while Ted Bowsfield goes 7 2/3 innings in the nightcap for the 4-1 victory. Leon Wagner hits his 24th homer, first AL player with a homer in every park.
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Dodgers Sweep Phillies Twice in Big LA Doubleheader
Los Angeles Dodgers, leading the National League, swept a doubleheader from Philadelphia 16-1 and 7-3 to extend their win streak to six and a seven game run of day-night doubleheader wins. Frank Howard drove in seven runs and Tommy Davis added five as Sandy Koufax earned his 12th win, striking out 10 and extending his scoreless innings streak to 18.
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Indians Sweep Tigers In Doubleheader 1-0 and 6-2
Cleveland defeated Detroit 1-0 in 10 innings on Gene Green's pinch single and won the nightcap 6-2 behind Don Dillard's 13th inning grand slam. Detroit earlier took a lead but could not hold, as Cleveland avoided a sweep.
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Woman Driver Shines in Anderson Free Fair HarnessRaces
Janie Hurst piloted C. J. to victories in the first and second heats of the 20 Pace, clocking the season’s fastest mile at Athletic Park. Abbe Case won the first division of the 3-Year-Old Pace, while My Dutch Lady claimed the second division top spot, and Smarty Marty led the 2 heats in the trot.
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Anderson and New Castle 9s Split Twin Bill
Cedar Lounge nine split a CIBL twin bill with New Castle Mer chants losing game one 3 to 2 and winning game two 2 to 1. Lucius Teague homered in game one for Cedar Lounge and Wiles hit a park homer for New Castle in game one. Anderson will host Richmond Friday at 7 30 and play at Muncie next Sunday at 2 pm.
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Tuesday Results Across Leagues Highlight NL Wins
National League results include Pittsburgh 5 Houston 2 and Cincinnati 6 Chicago 1. San Francisco 10 New York 1. St Louis 6 5. Milwaukee 5 5 with second game suspended after eight innings. AL games see New York 8 Kansas City 7 and Detroit 5 Chicago 4 in 11 innings. Weather affected LA at Washington. American Association Louisville 5 Indianapolis 4. Dallas-Ft. Worth 8 Oklahoma City. Omaha 4 Denver 1.
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Baseball Scores And Schedules From The Day’s Action
Baseball results from the American and International Leagues show wins for Los Angeles Cleveland Philadelphia and others with several suspended games noted. Today’s games include Los Angeles at San Francisco Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Detroit at Cleveland Louisville at Indianapolis and Dallas Fort Worth at Oklahoma City among others.
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