Indians Rally For 7-3 Win Over Senators
The Cleveland Indians knocked out 16 hits to defeat the Washington Senators 7-3 and sweep the series. Vic Davalillo Wand Welh H entries had three hits each with Davalillo homering, and Tito Francona drove in runs as Ron Held keyed a decisive five-run fifth inning. Gary Bell earned the win in relief of Sam McDowell after two innings.
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First Appy League All-Star Game Assigned To Salem
The Appalachian All Rookie League will hold its first annual East versus West all-star game in Salem on August 7 after club owners meeting in Bristol. Salem earned the bid by leading the league in attendance last season, with teams from Bluefield Wytheville Middlesboro and Harlan in the East. Season opens June 24 with Salem at Wytheville and wraps Sept 1. Holdover managers include Cosmidess at Salem and Kubski at Kingsport. Gary Blaylock to manage Harlan.
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Wills Delivers Crucial Double to Halt Cubs Rally
Maury Wills delivered a three run double in the sixth as the Dodgers beat the Cubs 11 8 at Wrigley Field to extend their lead in the National League. Ernie Banks hit three homers for Chicago, the fourth time in his career. Dodgers 13 hits aided by Tommy Davis and Frank Howard sparked the win and clinched the series.
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Friend blanks Braves as Pirates split twin bill
Bob Friend pitched five hitters for a 4-0 win in the first game while the Pirates lost 5-3 in the nightcap. Ted Savage and Donn Clendenon hit solo homers and Clemente drove in two runs for Pittsburgh. Spahn and Shaw combined on the Braves win, with three Pirates errors aiding the decisive rally in the eighth.
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Baseball Standings and Monday Schedule Highlighted
Standings show New York 8-4 St Louis 7-10 Philadelphia 8-1 Cincinnati 7-3 with 11-4 score in a 10 inning opener. Monday games include San Francisco at Los Angeles St Louis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Houston Cincinnati at New York Milwaukee at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Minnesota plus New York at Washington and Cleveland at Baltimore in night action.
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Bosox Triumph in 14 Inning Win Over Orioles
Boston Red Sox beat Baltimore Orioles 3-2 in 14 innings as Chuck Schilling delivered a ninth inning single to force extras and another RBI single in the 14th with twoouts to score Russ Nixon. Nixon earlier doubled with bases loaded in the sixth.
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Hill Takes Boys' Division in Bluefield Tennis Tournament
Hill wins the 15 and under division at the Greater Bluefield Jaycees Tennis Tournament in Bluefield with Hill beating Nick Hill 6 4 6 3. Winners earn a berth to the state Jaycee tourney at Parkersburg June 14 15 16 and other draws determine semifinalists and finalists in 15 and over divisions for both girls and boys while Noel Harlowe chairs the Jaycee event.
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Chateaugay Upsets Candy Spots to Win Belmont Stakes
Chateaugay defeated Candy Spots by a decisive margin to win the $145,450 Belmont Stakes and claim the Triple Crown finale. Trainer Jimmy Conway and jockey Braulio Baeza edged the California colt as Candy Spots faded in the homestretch. Tenney plans a Chicago return for Candy Spots with possible follow up race at Washington Park.
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Tigers Roster Shows College Background Among Players
Forty percent of the 25 Detroit Tigers on record attended college, with fourteen players listed as having pursued higher education. The note highlights the education level within the team.
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Yale Coach Pont Never Suffered Losing Season
New Haven Connecticut AP John Pont Yale's new head football coach has not experienced a losing season in seven years at Miami Ohio University. The 35 year old Canton Ohio native stood 57 and 167 pounds and was a star on the Miami football squad as well as the team's leading ground gainer.
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