AL pitchers aim at batters as Indians sweep doubleheader
The Associated Press reports a wild night with Mike Fornieles matching a modern record by issuing four walks to Cleveland hitters and Jerry Walker and Leon Wagner jawing in Kansas City. Wagner's 20th homer paced Los Angeles, while Barry Latman pitched a five hit shutout for Cleveland. The Red Sox dropped both games to the Indians as Chicago and Washington won, and Minnesota fell to the White Sox aided by miscues and late pressure.
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al Smith
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Major League Stars Lead Braves and Indians in Doubleheaders
Hank Aaron of the Braves blasted two homers and three singles driving in six as Milwaukee swept New York 9-4 and 3-2. Barry Latman of the Indians threw a five hit shutout in the nightcap to complete Cleveland's two game sweep of Boston 6-3 and 3-0.
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Continental flies to Tucson spelling error fixed
Continental Airlines began service to Tucson a year ago but residents complained baggage checks misspelled the city as Tuscon. The airport and airline addressed the error to correct the city name on records and tags.
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Little League Region Four Finals Awarded To Saco
Schedule for Region 4 playoffs set with five teams after East Biddeford leaves. Kittery hosts York in district opener. West Biddeford faces Saco Old Orchard Beach at Saco on the 21st. Winners meet Sanford at Sanford on July 24. finals at Saco Little League Park on July 28. All star selections due by August 1 for regional prep.
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Butler's Routs Eagles Behind Cyr Homer
Butler's scored mainly in even innings to beat the Eagles 9 to 2 at Waterhouse field Cyr hit a homer for Butler's while Mailman and Macomber shared mound duties allowing seven hits between them Eagles box score shows Arcand Lacerte Pare Lauzier Ber Bergeron and Laliberte among others in a rugged hitting night for both squads
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
The American League table shows Cleveland atop with 38 wins and 25 losses, followed by Minnesota and Los Angeles. Detroit and Chicago trail, with Washington near the bottom. Wednesday results include Washington 5 Detroit 4 and Cleveland 6 Boston 3, while New York at Baltimore was postponed by rain. National League leaders include Los Angeles and San Francisco, with Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Milwaukee, and Houston in pursuit. Several games were completed with rain delays and postponements, and multiple matchups are slated for today and Friday nights.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Runs for Season
Players leading major league batting include Rollins Minnesota .351 and Jimenez Kansas City .346 with 92 and 81 hits respectively. Run leaders include Green Minnesota 52 and Howser Kansas City and Pearson Los Angeles 51.
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Trotters and Pacers Racing Card Summary
Jumbled list of trotting and pacing races with multiple horses and drivers across classes and purses, followed by a baseball stat summary from Garden State spring meeting. Notable names include Isaac Hanover, Shadydale, Laura Adios, Betsy Moraka, Polly Abbot, Bagdad, Mays, and Koufax leading in various categories. Includes wins, doubles, triples, and pitching records.
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Aaron's Power Surges as Braves Sweep Mets in Doubleheader
Hank Aaron leads Milwaukee with four-game tear against New York, posting nine hits in 16 at bats, including two homers and six RBI in a standout outing. He lifts season average toward .333, 16 homers and 58 RBIs as St. Louis and Houston win in tight race dynamics.
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Henry T. Adios Favored In $65,000 Yonkers Pace
Royal Rick from post 12 faces 11 rivals in the Good Time Pace at Yonkers Raceway the middle leg of the Yonkers triple series over 1 mile. HTA Henry T. Adios winner of a 1:59 4-5 mile at Buffalo is 3-1 favorite with Stanley Dancer driving from post 10. Royal Rick, driven by George Sholty, rates 4-1.
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Temple and Pinson clash as Pirates win 5-4
Cincinnati writer Earl Lawson claims Johnny Temple throws harder than Vada Pinson after a scuffle in Cincinnati dressing room before a Pittsburgh 5-4 game. Pinson apologizes, saying it was spur of the moment. Temple had earlier punched Lawson six years ago in a dispute over a call.
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Baseball game summary with mixed OCR data
In a tightly contested innings the game featured Fecteau replacing Gagne in the sixth. Metayer Na deau Gregoire Dery produced two-base hits while Gregoire and Dery notched three-base hits. Lemire and Jarry pitched with Jarry earning the win and Gregoire the loss. Umpires Par enteau Bouthot Simard Gonne ville. Time 2:00.
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Mantle Returns to Yankee Lineup in Detroit Game
Mickey Mantle, the Yankees ailing star, will return Friday night against the Tigers. Manager Ralph Houk plans Mantle in right field rather than center to ease coverage in the Detroit park. Mantle has been out since May 18 with a torn muscle and knee ligament issues. in 29 games since injury New York has gone 14 wins and fallen from first to fourth place.
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