Lock And Cheney Give Senators 1-0 Nod Over Boston
Washington righty Tom Cheney pitched five hits and earned his third shutout as the Senators defeated the Red Sox 1-0. Don Lock homered off Earl Wilson in the sixth, securing Washington's third straight win and matching their season high streak.
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Braves Rally in Ninth Tops Mets 3-2
Milwaukee capitalized on Galen Cisco's wild ninth inning to rally for a 3-2 victory over New York. Hank Aaron, Don Dillard, and Tommie Aaron delivered key hits as Cisco allowed the tying and go ahead runs after entering with two out and bases loaded. Claude Raymond earned the win in relief as Bob Willey took the loss.
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Beckley Triumphs 19-Inning Victory to Reach State Tourney
Beckley edged Frankford 2-1 in 19 innings to clinch a spot in the West Virginia state high school baseball tournament at Parkersburg. Allen Mahoney started for Beckley, Steele relieved after a two-base hit that tied the game in the 19th, and Randy Hinkle pitched 19 innings for Frankford. Beckley next faced Fairview in a first-round game Thursday as tournament action opened at Parkersburg City Park.
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UVA Signs Its Third Virginia Prep Cager
The University of Virginia signs Fred Stant of Norfolk Catholic as the third Virginia prep to join the Cavaliers via grant in aid. He averaged 20.8 ppg and 1,004 career points, with Catholic all state honors, joining Teed Wafle and Lee Schwartz. Also signed is Jim Connelly from West Virginia who played at St. Marys High, Marietta Ohio.
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Swaps Sire Chateaugay Still Holds Hollywood Park Records
Swaps, famed sire of Kentucky Derby winner Chateaugay, remains tied to multiple Hollywood Park track records. The retired champion, era icon, and enduring influence on racing lore echoes through the storied venue.
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Cunningham Fractures Collarbone Bears Out for Months
Los Angeles AP reports Chicago White Sox first baseman Joe Cunningham suffered a fractured collarbone in a game with the Los Angeles Angels. A doctor said he will be out at least two months, possibly longer, after tripping over first base. The team plans to place him on the disabled list and recall Ton McCraw from Indianapolis in the International League.
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Dodgers Fall Short In Chicago Slugfest
Chicago 4 Los Angeles 0 as Dees and Koppe spark the Cubs with a belted 4 run rally. Fisher takes the loss while Turley suffers the setback for Los Angeles. Morgan and Lollar figure in key plays as both teams tally hits and errors in a windy night at Wrigley Field.
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Orioles Beat Yankees to Take Lead with Powell Homer
Steve Barber won his ninth game with seven strikeouts and Dick Hall closed in the ninth as the Orioles snapped a five game skid. Boog Powell hit a two run homer, Luis Aparicio added a triple and a squeeze bunt by Jerry Adair aided Baltimore's 3 1 victory before 37 137 fans in Baltimore. Mantle homered for New York.
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Baseball standings and twilight games recap from yesterday
Yesterday's results show Boston 0 Cleveland 6 and Detroit 4 Minnesota 5 Kansas City 0 with Chicago at Los Angeles and Baltimore 3 New York 1 plus Washington beating Chicago. Evening matchups include Detroit at Cleveland and Minnesota at Kansas City with varied pitcher lines and rain postponements across multiple venues.
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Fleming Browns Back Electrocuted in Florida Pipeline Work
Don Fleming, Cleveland Browns defensive halfback, and Walter Smith of Sanford were killed when a drag line fouled an electric wire during pipeline work in central Florida. Fleming, 26, had just signed a contract for his fourth NFL season and was a University of Florida graduate from Shadyside Ohio. he was married with one son.
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Television Ringside Critics Miss the Live Fight
A Associated Press sports analysis notes TV viewers at home have superior judging power to ringside fans who miss crowd, distractions, and blows. The piece cites the Dick Tiger Gene Fullmer Las Vegas title fight as an example of scattered opinions and a draw called by officials.
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Crimson Satan Favored in 29th Massachusetts Handicap
Indians Dump Tigers 6-4. Crimson Satan a 4 year old son of Spy Song with $607,431 in earnings is the likely favorite in Wednesdays Massachusetts Handicap at Garden. Top contenders include Admiral's Voyage Sunrise County Endymion Guadalcanal Smart Sunrise Flight Wise Flushing Hades Polylad and Half Breed Pan Dancer. The $50,900 added race offers a $29,195 winner share if all 13 start.
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Snell Beatty Mile Race Televised by ABC Wide World
The mile race between Peter Snell and Jim Beatty at the Compton Invitational Track Meet will be televised Saturday by ABCs Wide World of Sports. Snell of New Zealand holds the world record while Beatty is cited as Americas top distance runner. The event is set for Friday night with a 4 to 5 30 p.m. EST telecast.
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Perry Pitches 4-Hitter As Twins Crush Athletics 5-0
Jim Perry pitched four hitless innings of relief? No, four hit innings? The report states Perry pitched a four-hit shutout to earn a 5-0 Minnesota victory. Bob Allison and Earl Battey homered, power and Killebrew on base, with Ed Rakow tagged for the two homers and Battey’s. The A's threatened early but could not push across a run.
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Indians Rally Past Tigers In Seventh Inning Burst
Cleveland overturns a 4-1 deficit with five runs in the seventh highlighted by Mike de la Hoz two run pinch hit homer. Joe Adcock also homered for Cleveland as Detroit’s offense limited by early scoring. Jerry Walker earned the win.
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WVU Pitcher Jeran Signs $10,000 Yankee Pact
Right hander Joe Jeran of West Virginia University, star on a 30-3 WVU team, signed with the New York Yankees. He posted a 7-1 record with a 1.27 ERA and reportedly received about a $10,000 bonus. Jeran will report Sunday to the Yankees Idaho Falls Pioneer League affiliate.
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Chandler Harper Dominates Virginia Pro Sweepstakes
Roanoke AP reports Chandler Harper won the Pro Sweepstakes at the 26th Virginia Golf Professionals Open held at Blue Hill, confirming his status as the man to beat in the event's pro am.
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Top 10 In Majors Batting at 100 At Bats Leaders
Leading batters by plate appearance include F Alou of San Francisco with 40, H Aaron of Milwaukee with 38, Cepeda of San Francisco with 38, Boyer of St. Louis with 38, and White of St. Louis with 37. Friday night games not included.
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World Series Moved from Beckley Over Feud Claims
The 1963 senior division World Series was moved from Beckley West Virginia amid a feud between the Beckley Elks Club and the Beckley Raleigh Register. Little League officials denied racial discrimination prompted withdrawal stating the atmosphere was not conducive to a major tournament.
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Hard Defeats Hunt To Reach Wightman Cup Warmup Round
Darlene Hard, top United States Wightman Cup player, edges South Africa's Margaret Hunt 2 6 6 2 6 4 in Manchester England to advance to the third round of the English Northern tournament despite a heavy cold. The Long Beach California native seeks Wimbledon glory in the final time.
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