Yanks sweep KC with Berra clutch homer in 10th
New York beat Kansas City 3-1 in 10 innings and 6-0 in the nightcap as Yogi Berra ended a hitting drought with a long homer in the 10th and Whitey Ford slammed a shutout. Enos Slaughter had a key hit, and Ford earned his 12th win with four double plays backing him. Mantle missed both games with a sore forearm while Bob Cerv sat out with an elbow injury.
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Orioles Win In 10th On Ginsberg's Go-Ahead Hit
Baltimore beat Cleveland 3-2 in 10 innings as Joe Ginsberg delivered a bases loaded single off a drawn-in outfield. Arnold Portocarrero allowed two runs on seven hits over 9 1 3 innings for the win. Narleski finished. In local play, Domenick's teams meet Sportsmen at 6 30 tonight on diamond No.3 and then oppose United Sports Association at diamond No.10 Seaside.
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Joe Glinsburg
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Cleveland Indians
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Cleveland
Joe Gordon
Gene Woodling
Bob Nieman
Bob Boyd
Jeff
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Ray Narleski
Dick Williams
Rocky Colavito
Arnold Portocarrero
Yankee Rookies Brace For Merchants Tilt On Aug Twenty Third
Detroit’s Jim Bunning no hits Boston in a 2 0 victory to halt the Red Sox six game surge. The feat marks the majors first no hitter since Bob Keegan last year, as Bunning faned 10 and walked three while Ted Williams, Lepcio and Berberet were among the hitters.
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New York Yankee rookies meet Stratford in Aug exhibition
The New York Yankee rookie team and Stratford Nickiasoiis will clash in a special exhibition on August 23 at Long Brook Park. Sponsored by Dr. Robert S. Hudak of the Stratford Lions Club, the event features top high school and college players from the Metropolitan New York New Jersey area. Arthur Dede and Dick Ondek helped finalize arrangements as the tour continues to New England.
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Longbrook Park
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Sport Sports Center
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New Jersey
New England
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Giaquinto's to Play Road Tilt Wednesday
Giaquinto's service station team meets Mitchel Dairy softball on Wednesday at Sunnyside in Shelton. The squad earlier beat Shelton 83. Thursday Giaquinto's faces Consum's Esso on diamond No. 10 at Seaside at 6 30 p.m.
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Mitchel, Dairy
Sunnyside Tats
Shelton
Consum
Esso
Seat Side
Dodgers blank Phillies 6 0 at Coliseum
Dodgers overpower Phillies 6-0 as Johnny Podres fires a near four hitter to claim his 9th victory in 10 starts at the Coliseum. Curt Simmons lasts 7 1/3 innings for Philadelphia. Dodgers improve NL cellar status with strong home win.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Johnny Podres
Curt Simmons
Philies
Sul Bree
Giants Send Shipley to Phoenix Farm Club
The San Francisco Giants optioned pitcher Joe Shipley to the Phoenix farm club in the Pacific Coast League. Shipley, expected to be a hard throwing right hander, had one major league appearance, giving up five runs in 1 1 3 innings while sidelined by a cold in his throwing shoulder.
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UPI
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Joe Shipley
Phoenix
Sacred Heart Girls Top St Patrick's In CYO Game
The Sacred Heart girls routed St Patrick's 15 to 3 in a recent Girls CYO Softball league game, dominating on offense and defense with a wide margin of victory.
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Sacred Heart Girls
St. Patrick's
Braves Rally Past Cubs 4 2 Behind Spahn in Ninth
Milwaukee Braves defeated the Chicago Cubs 4 to 2 as Warren Spahn pitched masterfully for nine innings. Mel Roach and Felix Manahan sparked the decisive ninth inning with back-to-back singles and a sacrifice fly, while Cal Neeman and Dale Long homered for Chicago to tie the score earlier.
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Chicago Cubs
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Spahn
Land Taylor Phillips
Braves
Phillips
Joe Adcock
Johnny Logan
Mel Roach
Felix Man- Has
Tony Taylor
Bobby Thompson
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Adcock
Ofiston
Jlenry
Milwaukee
Napoli Squad Wins in Seaside Park Softball Clash
Richie Norko hit a home run and a triple leading Napoli's restaurant team to an 87 victory over Fisherman's yesterday at Seaside Park. Ronnie Mihhalik earned defensive honors while Al Kavalech starred at bat for Fisherman's. Napoli seeks more local games and lists ED 4-9507 for contact.
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Napoli
Fisherman's Restaurant
Seaside Fark
Ronnie Mihhalik
al Kavalecz
Fisherman's
Seaside Park
Giants Shell Friend To Rip Pirates 7 3
The 24th annual Connecticut State Open golf championship begins at Brooklawn Country Club. A 54 hole medal play event features top Connecticut pros and amateurs with 36 holes today and the low 50 scorers plus ties advancing to the final 18 holes Tuesday.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Connecticut
Senators Split With White Sox In Twinbill Clash
Roy Sievers belted a ninth inning homer for Washington to beat the Chicago White Sox 5-4 in the nightcap of a doubleheader after the Sox won the opener 4-2. Sievers’ 25th homer of the season capped a late rally, while Dick Hyde earned the win in relief. In the first game Jim Lemon and Norm Zauchin hit homers for Washington but the White Sox used timely hits to pull away behind Dick Donovan.
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Sherm Lolar
al Smith
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Senators
Jim Lemon
Norm Zauch
Sox
Russ Kemmérer
Billy Goodman
Nellie Fox
Lollar
Torgeson
Goodman
Boston
Pete Runnels
Royals Triumph 1-0 on Emmerich gem vs Holy Name
Bob Emmerich pitched the Royals to a 1-0 victory over Holy Name in the Intermediate Rec reation league. He allowed two hits and struck out 10 as Ray Day drove in the only run with a sixth-inning single, sacrifice, and Emmerich’s later hit. Sterling House beat St Michael's 7-? Jets defeat Jet Bombers 13-1, Holy Name edged Leavitt's Lions 7-2.
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Bob Friend
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D'Angelo's Flying A Tops 242nd National Guard Nine
D'Angelo's Flying A softball team won 7 to 1 over the 242nd National Guard Nine at Beardsley Park. Tony D'Agostino limited the Guardsmen to three scattered hits. Julce Miller and Frank Principi each had two hits. Augie Antonini hit a bases loaded double. Nu Champs earned a forfeit win over Springwood A A.
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Tony D'Agostino
Julce Miller
Frank Principi
Augie Antonini
Nu‘Champs
Springwood
A. A
Beardsley Pharmacy Faces Raybestos In July Slow-Pitch Clash
Beardsley Pharmacy, defending Park City Slow-Pitch league champions, meet Raybestos under lights July 31 at Raybestos Memorial Field. Earlier this season Beardsley edged Raybestos 6 5. both teams had entered the state slow-pitch tournament.
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Park City
Raybestos
Raybestos Memorial Field
Beardsley
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