Yankees Sweep Chisox Behind Six-Hit Fritz Peterson
Tom Tresh drove in two runs with a first game homer and added two key singles in game two as the New York Yankees swept Chicago 2-0 behind Fritz Peterson's six hit pitching. Peterson allowed only two baserunners at one time in one inning. First run came on Tresh’s third inning single after Roy White’s infield hit and Richardson’s walk. Richardson added his fifth single in the sixth and scored on Tresh’s single. In the opening game Fred Talbot beat Chicago 7-2 with a run driven in by Talbot and a Roger Maris three-run homer in the third.
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Indians Rally To Split Twin Bill With A's In Cleveland
Rocky Colavito and Leon Wagner sparked a seven run sixth inning as the Cleveland Indians crushed Kansas City 14 3 to win the second game and split the Sunday doubleheader. The Athletics won the opener 4 2, securing three wins in the four game series.
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Twins Hit Detroit with Doubleheader Sweep
Minnesota Twins defeated Detroit Tigers in both games 7-5 and 7-1. Jim Perry pitched the nightcap, allowing three hits as Minnesota built a five-run third inning and pulled away. The losses put Detroit three games behind AL leader Baltimore.
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Senators and Red Sox Split Twin Bill in Boston
Washington tally 9-3 behind Jim Hannan first win in four decisions as Fred Valentine and Ken Harrelson homer. Boston tops 13-7 in opener with Joe Foy grand slam and Demeter and Petrocelli solo shots. Harrelson collects four hits in nightcap. Hamlin drives in three for Senators.
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Richey Faces Roche in Wimbledon Fourth Round
Cliff Richey the underdog from Dallas seeks a quarter final spot at Wimbledon after a rain delay forced a shift in the schedule. He faces Tony Roche of Australia, while Dennis Ralston has already reached the quarterfinals. Billie Jean King advances in the women's draw as Nancy Richey leads before rain ends play.
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Casper repeats Western Open with subpar 283 total
Billy Casper, fresh from last week’s National Open win, captured the Western Open title at Medinah with a final 70, finishing 3 strokes ahead of Gay Brewer. Arnold Palmer faltered to 289 as Casper claimed the $20,000 winner’s purse and the season money lead.
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Orioles Rally Past Angels for 12-7 Win in Anaheim
Brooks Robinson delivered a tie breaking single in a four run eighth inning and added a run scoring hit in the ninth as Baltimore piled up 20 hits to defeat California 12-7. Russ Snyder had four singles and a triple while Boog Powell drove in four with three hits. The Orioles erased an early 3-0 deficit and a 4-3 lead.
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Orioles Rally To Edge Virginia 8 7 In Ninth
The Bluefield Orioles trailed 7-6 entering the ninth before pushing two runs for an 8-7 win over the Virginia Red Sox at Covington. Don Atkins pitched the final innings for the victory as Dan Kerns homered for Bluefield. The win improves Bluefield to 2-2 while Virginia's effort included a late rally with multiple runs.
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National League Scores and Monday Game Schedule
National League results show Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 2 and other listed scores. Monday night games include Houston at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Atlanta, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, San Francisco at St. Louis with pitchers and records noted. Only games scheduled.
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Bowman Wins On 19th Hole In Governor's Cup
Bowman defeats Bartley 1 up on the 19th in the lone extra hole second round match at Bluefield Country Club. Getgood beat Evans 1 up, Meem over Henry 4 and 3, Blue over Gillespie 1 up, Jones beat Hughes 2 and 1, McGuire over Kelley 1 up, Warner over Langenheim 3 and 2, Strader over Evans 1 up. Third round pits Getgood vs Meem, Blue vs Strader, Jones vs McGuire, Bowman vs Warner. games due by Sunday July 3.
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Baseball Night Matchups in AL West and Central
American League action features Baltimore at California with Barber for Baltimore and Lover for California, plus Cleveland at Minnesota with Tiant facing Kaat. Evening games set as the schedule highlights for the night.
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Standings and Sunday results from Bluefield and Johnson City
Standings show Johnson City 9 0 1.000, Salem 2 1, Bluefield 22 500, Marion 12 33, Virginia 0 3 .000. Sunday games Bluefield 8 Virginia 7, Johnson City 5 Marion 4 in 10 innings. Saturday results Marion 8 Bluefield 7 night. Johnson City 7 Salem 6 night. Salem 15 Covington 5 night.
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