Indians Rout Orioles For Fifth Win In Row
The Cleveland Indians beat Baltimore 9-5 in Baltimore to extend their winning streak to five. Four solo homers sparked 13 Cleveland hits led by Al Luplow Fred Whitfield and Dick Howser with solo shots and Willie Kirkland a three run homer. Baltimore, down 9-1, rallied with Al Smith and a late protest after Bob Allen was lifted.
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Gibson Delivers Winning Hit as Cardinals Top Pirates
Bob Gibson singled home the deciding run and pitched a six hitter to lift St. Louis to a 3-1 win over Pittsburgh. Julian Javier doubled in the fifth to break a 1-1 tie as Gibson earned his fifth victory in eight decisions. White belted his 10th homer in the first, and Dick Groat drove in another run with a bases loaded ground out.
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Twins Rally Past White Sox 86 in Ninth Inning
Bernie Allen delivered a tie breaking double in the ninth to spur the Minnesota Twins over the American League leading Chicago White Sox 86. Earlier in the eighth Lenny Green and Harmon Killebrew doubled to put the Twins ahead 6-5. Bill Nicholson’s 13th homer tied the game in the bottom of the inning after Bill Dailey pitched 19 1-3 innings without allowing a run.
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Snead and Campbell Gain Berths in U S Open Golf
Ol’ Sam Snead earned a spot at Brookline after a 36 hole 69 71 140 in New York sectionals. Jerry Barber Jim Turnesa and Jim Ferrier failed to qualify as 99 berths were filled from New York Detroit Pittsburgh Atlanta and other locales.
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Jaycee Junior Golf Tourney Set for June 21
The Greater Bluefield Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament will be held at Bluefield Country Club on Friday June 21. The one day 18 hole medal event starts at 8 am for Mercer County and Bluefield Virginia residents under 18 before August 15 1963. Entries due by June 19 and the overall winner earns a chance to play in the state event at White Sulphur Springs July 5 6.
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Harvard Crew Named to Helms Hall of Fame
Harvard's 1914 rowing team first American crew to win the Grand Challenge Cup in Henley is inducted into the Helms Rowing Hall of Fame in Los Angeles.
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Malzone and Stuart Lift Red Sox Past Tigers in 15
Boston tops Detroit 7 to 3 in 15 innings as Frank Malzone drives in a run and Dick Stuart belts a decisive late homer. Radatz shines in relief, retiring 13 straight after entering in the seventh as Boston scores three in the seventh to tie before the 15th inning rally.
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Phils Rally Past Braves 8-7 in 10 Innings
Philadelphia comes from behind to beat Milwaukee 8-7 in 10 innings as Dalrymple drives in the decisive run. Callison triples to start a late rally, with Demeter, Sievers and Dalrymple delivering key hits. Baldschun gets the win. Shaw takes the loss as the Phillies move into seventh in the NL.
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San Francisco Triumph Over Los Angeles In Low-Scoring Tilt
San Francisco edged Los Angeles 7 to 3 on a late Monday game marked by solid defense and timely hitting. Key contributors included McCovey Cepeda Bailey and Hiller with pitchers S Dayen Larsen and Perranoski delivering steady work.
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Athletics Rally For Four In Fourth To Top Angels 5-2
Kansas City Athletics pushed four runs across in the fourth inning and held on to beat the Los Angeles Angels 5-2. Diego Segui earned his first win of the season in his first start since April 26, limiting Angels to seven hits with five strikeouts and four walks. Norm Siebern collected three hits as KC sent 10 men to the plate in the key frame.
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Tiger's World Title Fight Set For Nigerian Homecoming
New York AP reports Dick Tiger will defend his world middleweight title July 3 in a Nigerian stadium near Lagos. About 50 000 to 60 000 expected. government underwrites roughly 280 000 with promoter Jack Solomons. Tiger earns 100 000. ex champ Gene Fuller 50 000 plus 10 000 expenses. rest funds promotion costs and profits. Tiger, born Dick Theta August 14 1929 in Amaigbo, Nigeria, recalls leaving farm life for boxing and London to earn money. Tiger trains in New York for a July 13 defense.
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Colts Rally For 6-2 Win Over Cubs In 10th
Houston catcher Bob Aspromonte belted a grand slam in the bottom of the 10th inning to lift the Colts to a 6-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Hal Woodeshick earned the win, with Lindy McDaniel suffering the setback as Houston staged a dramatic extra innings comeback after late Cubs offense.
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Standings and results from yesterday's baseball games
Boston beat Detroit 7 to 3 in 15 innings. Tonight schedule includes Los Angeles at Kansas City Minnesota at Chicago Cleveland at Baltimore and other night games with notable pitchers and records. Multiple twinbill incurs additional matchups across the circuit including Cincinnati at New York and Chicago at Houston.
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