Terry Halts Yankee Slump With Shutout Victory
Ralph Terry 2% limits Cleveland to three singles in a 5-0 win, his third shutout this year lifting the Yankees to a 3 1/2 game lead. Mantle 4 hits, Francona and Luplow drive early runs as Cleveland’s offense stalls. Yankees’ surge ends Indians’ bid, while Boston and Detroit win behind solid performances.
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Dubble T Stir At Track In Harness Derby Highlight
Du Quoin listens to Dubble T as a longshot colt makes waves in the 1959 Hambletonian prep field. Indiana planters Blessing and Tyner own the horse trained by Blessing, with Jerry Landess to drive. Post draw puts Dubble T at No. 2, ahead of Spry Rodney in the starting tier.
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Aguirre Accused Of Spitting In Boston Loss
Boston, AP: Hank Aguirre, Detroit pitcher, denied spitting on the ball after umpire Ed Runge warned him for spitting. The Tigers lost 7-4 to the Red Sox as Runge noted a mound visit and a heated exchange over a close ball call. Herman was accused by Aguirre of signaling signs.
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North Carolina Seeks Unblemished Season Since 1898
North Carolina, long a football power, has not achieved an undefeated untied season since 1898, highlighting the rarity of such a perfect campaign in school history.
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Major League Stars Pitching Shuts Out Indians 5-0
Ralph Terry and Yankees dominated Cleveland with a three hit shutout as New York snapped the American League leaders longest losing streak since 1958. Lu Clinton of the Red Sox belted his seventh homer in 13 days adding a double and single to drive in three runs in a 7-4 win over Detroit.
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Mets Outfielder Richie Ashburn Reveals Reading Hobby
Richie Ashburn, the Mets outfielder, lists reading as his hobby. The veteran player is noted for his quiet off field interests and makes no public comments beyond this preference.
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Plum Proves Point As Lions Rally To Beat Steelers
Quarterback Milt Plum directs Detroit from the run and pass, completing 15 of 18 with two touchdowns as the Lions overturn a 7-0 deficit to top the Steelers 26-20 in an exhibition game. Plum earns praise for taking control on the field. Cutdown day hits NFL and AFL rosters as Buffalo and Minnesota stay active in moves. Buffalo waives Jim La Compte and Don Caraway, while Marv Matuszak signs as a free agent.
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Standings and Monday results from the American League
The American League standings show New York leading with 77 wins and 55 losses followed by Minnesota 74 59 and Los Angeles 73 58. Monday night results include New York 5 Cleveland 0 and Washington 7 Baltimore 0 with Boston 7 Detroit 4.
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Havlicek Signs With Celtics In Bid For Five Titles
The Boston Celtics signed top draft pick John Havlicek and cut Carl Braun, as Bill Russell eyes another iron man season. Havlicek, from Ohio State, inked a one year deal amid questions on a possible big man addition.
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Dodgers Hold Pennant Race In Tight NL Scramble
Alston predicts the pennant race will not be decided until the final stretch as the Dodgers host a pivotal three game set with Cincinnati. The Dodgers, Reds and Giants square off in a ten day clash with top arms like Purkey Jay O Toole Podres Drysdale Williams and Marichal Shaw headlining the battles. The Reds recent surge sees them four games back, while the Giants sit 2 1/2 back after a strong finish last week.
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Local Clubs Reach Finals in State Snowshoe Softball
Two Lewiston teams, Rochambeau and Voltigeur, reached the final of the state snowshoe softball tourney in Lewiston. Rochambeau beat Montagnard 10-7, then topped Voltigeur 8-7 in the final, with Cartier and Bouthillette earning wins. Afterward players attended a Montagnard club dinner as Biddeford league scorers Dallaire and Belanger led the tourney scoring. next year the event moves to Biddeford.
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