Tigers Stymie AL Flag Bound Yanks and Reds Edge Toward Cards
Detroit swept a doubleheader 4-2 and 5-2 to prevent the pennant bound New York Yankees from clinching. Gates Brown led a late rally in the second game as Dennis McLain limited the Yanks to six hits for his 4-5 mark. In the opener Brown drove in the tying and go ahead runs with a single and Don Wert added an insurance sac fly. Mickey Lolich earned the win in relief. The sweep leaves New York 1.5 games ahead of Chicago with three to play.
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Kokomo and Richmond Clash as NCC Rivals Seek Third Straight Win
Kokomo's Wildcats host Richmond in a North Central Conference showdown as both teams chase a third straight league victory. Richmond, coming off a 32 6 win over New Castle, faces a dangerous foe after strong showings from Patchett Hutchins Branch and Canady. The Marble City contest follows a slate of NCC games including Lafayette Jeff and Anderson, with several teams aiming to break into the top standings.
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Bailey's Grand Slam HR Sparks Milwaukee Win
Bailey delivers a first inning grand slam as the Milwaukee Braves beat the New York Mets 7 3 for their seventh straight win. Coker shines for Cincinnati with three hits including a homer in a 6 4 victory over Pittsburgh.
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Reeves Takes Early Scoring Lead in Indiana Football
INDIANAPOLIS. Ball State fullback Dave Reeves leads the Indiana college football individual scoring race with 28 points after scoring 22 of his team's 28 in a win over Butler. Franklin’s George Hoge and Evansville’s Bob Glazer also posted multi touchdown efforts as others trail with 18 or 20 points.
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Radatz Saves Bosox 4-2 Victory Over Indians
Dick Radatz logged his 78th pitching appearance to close out Boston's 4-2 win over Cleveland. Dick Stuart delivered the decisive sacrifice fly after two unearned runs in the second inning. Ed Connolly doubled and Ed Bressoud drove in a run. A late seventh inning rally and defensive plays sealed the win, as Boston snaps a brief scoreless stretch.
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