Mantle Hits Two Home Runs As Yankees Beat Red Sox 8-4
Mickey Mantle, batting left handed, homered twice driving in New York as the Yankees defeated Boston 8-4. Roger Maris also connected for his 10th of the season while Ed Bressoud and Felix Mantilla homered for the Red Sox. Bouton won his 4th, improving to 6-1 lifetime against Boston.
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Lopez To Pilot AL Stars as Voting Starts Monday
Al Lopez of the White Sox will manage the American League at the All Star Game on July 7 at Shea Stadium. Voting begins Monday, with Frick representatives polling players coaches and managers from 20 clubs. Ballots exclude players from voters' own teams. starters chosen by players and managers.
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Angels Rally On Clin ton Sacrifice Fly Beats Indians
Los Angeles Angels nipped Cleveland 5 to 4 in 12 innings as Lou Clintons sacrifice fly with bases loaded drove in Tom Satriano for the decisive run. McBride earned the win in relief, halting a 10 game losing streak, after Dean Chance was knocked out in the seventh.
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Twins Stop Tigers 4-2 to End Three-Game Slide
Detroits Southpaw Dick Stigman and reliever Garland Shifflett held Detroit to three hits as the Minnesota Twins snapped a three game skid with a 4 2 victory. Earl Battey drove in three runs on a double and a homer, while Shifflett recorded the second out in the ninth by throwing out Norm Cash.
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Houston Tops Cincinnati 5 3 On Grand Slam Rally
Houston erased a 2-0 deficit with a five run fifth inning after a passed ball allowed Mike White to reach base. Bob Aspromonte drove in four with a grand slam as Cincinnati catcher Johnny Edwards mishandled a third strike.
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Miller Helps Pappas Win It
Brooks Robinson's two-run homer with two out in the eighth gave the Baltimore Orioles a 3-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Milt Pappas earned the win, lifting his team to shave Chicago's AL lead to 12 games. Hoyt Wilhelm pitched the eighth for Baltimore after Talbot started. Aparicio hit a tying homer in the sixth. Tom McCraw opened the White Sox scoring with his third homer.
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Standings Show Mixed Results Across MLB Schedule
Standings show Milwaukee at San Francisco and St Louis at Los Angeles with key pitchers Lemaster Bolin Simmons Broglio Koufax and Maloney citing 7 3 1 2 6 5 34 7 4 37 3 7 3 in implied matchups Philadelphia and New York also mentioned with Bennett and Ard suggest late night games amid uncertain text.
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Los Angeles Acquires Power in 3-Team MLB Swap
In a three team deal involving Minnesota Cleveland and Los Angeles the Twins send Vic Power and Lenny Green to the Angels and receive Jerry Kindall and Frank Kostro. Power heads to Hawaii with Kostro later joining the Pacific Coast League roster. Kindall moves to Minnesota with solid .360 batting in limited at bats this season.
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West Virginia State Championship Horse Show at Charleston
The State Championship Horse Show will run June 1921 at the Charleston Civic Center with six sessions across three days. It is sponsored by the West Virginia University Alumni Association and the Horse Show Association.
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Athletics Fire Lopat Hire McGaha As Manager
Ed Lopat was dismissed as Kansas City Athletics field manager and Mel McGaha was hired to replace him. General Manager Pat Friday said the change aims to energize a struggling club, with Finley giving his approval. McGaha signed through next year, while Lopat’s contract runs to 1965 and he may serve as a special consultant.
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