Orioles and Athletics split doubleheader in low scoring win
In Baltimore on June 8 AP reports the Orioles and Kansas City Athletics split their doubleheader with limited hits. The Orioles won 4-0 behind shutout pitching from Hel Brown and George Zuverink, while Kansas City edged Baltimore 2-1 in the nightcap on five hits. Bob Martyn saved the second game with a key throw to prevent a tying run in the eighth.
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Well Ill Be Switched Distilled From Grain Fallback
Linden, NL reports Gordon’s Beverages introducing a new grain distillate labeled well I’ll be switched, with adjustments at Simco and Bey Bey. Local vendor listings show Linden address and pricing per pound.
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New England tennis title goes to Henri Salaus of Cambridge
In Newton Massachusetts Henri Salaus defeated Dale Jonta 3 6 2 8 4 to win the New England singles championship for the second time. Salaus, a Harvard captain, was lauded for clever play over Jonta who earned his Harvard degree that week. Lois Felix won the women’s singles, beating Kay Hubbell 3 6 3, and the doubles crown went to Junta and Larry Sears who upset Don Manchester and Al Everts 4 6 4 7 5.
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Red Sox Win Over White Sox in 10 Innings
Boston overturns Chicago 6 3 in 10 innings to sweep the four game series. Jackie Jensen belts two homers, Jimmy Piersall and Gene Stephens add three run blasts, while Billy Pierce suffers his fifth loss in nine decisions. White Sox total 19 hits but strand 15 runners as Boston wins 4 1 in the nightcap.
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Indians overwhelm Yankees 14 1 in opener of doubleheader
New York suffers season worst defeat as Cleveland routs the Yankees 14 1. Rocky Colavito leads a Tribe attack with homers and extra-base hits while Art Ditmar and Bob Grim struggle for Cleveland. In the second game Colavito again powers the Indians in a 5 4 win as Jim Grant takes the loss. The Yankees commit several misplays, including Mickey Mantle’s error, and fall behind early before a late rally falls short.
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Raybestos Cards Sweep Twin Bill 3-0 and 1-0
Raybestos Cards win both ends of a twin bill. Final scores 3-0 and 1-0 as the American League results list Cleveland, New York, Boston, Chicago, and Baltimore with further details on pitchers and key hits. The report notes strong outings by Lister and other hurlers and highlights defensive plays and late inning action across the doubleheader.
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Martin's Team Edged In Extra Innings By Institute
Martin's News Service softball team fell 6-5 in extra innings to the Federal Correctional Institute squad in Danbury. Norm Throupe powered the offense with two home runs, and Andy Van Etten contributed strong play.
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Senators Rally Past Tigers for 4-3 Victory
Washington edged Detroit 4-3 as the Tigers hit three homers with no runners aboard. Gus Zernial belted a pinch homer in the seventh, his third of the season, followed by Frank Bolling’s solo shot. The Cardinals swept a doubleheader 2-0 and 1-0 at Memorial Field, with Johnny Spring tossing a one hitter in the opener. Pagliuca drove in the winning run in extra innings. Raybestos-Nasco and Hogan worked on the mound.
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Redlegs top Giants on nine inning rally in San Francisco
Cincinnati wins 6-3 as Brooks Lawrence saves the rotate complete game eight hitter. Steve Bilko drives in go ahead run after Mary Grissom hits Burgess to score. Bob Schmidt adds a seventh inning homer to tie the game. Giants drop to maintain NL lead while Dodgers beat Milwaukee 12-4 in Los Angeles.
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Pirates blank Pirates 14 0 Drabowsky shines
Dodgers win 12 4 as Padres stop Braves in New York on June 6. Peter Schmidt and Tony DeCetz headline a ten round welterweight bout at St Nicholas Arena Monday night. Lessey and Jenkins meet Eddie Armstrong facing Benny Parei in other bouts televised tonight.
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Dodgers Rout Brewers for Series Sweep on Podres Win
Los Angeles defeated Milwaukee 12-4 to sweep the three-game set behind Johnny Podres fifth straight win, as the Dodgers extended their unbeaten run over the Brewers to seven games this season. Podres allowed 10 hits with strong infield defense producing three double plays. Attendance was 57,122 for the game, 171,326 over the series.
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Cubs edge Pirates as Drabowsky spins one hitter
CHICAGO June 8 UPI Young Moe Drabowsky threw a one hitter and Ernie Banks and Walt Moryn hit homers to lift the Cubs to a 4 0 win over the Pirates in game one of a doubleheader. The second game was postponed by darkness. Banks and Moryn provided the offense as Chicago seized the opener behind strong fielding and timely hits.
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Grosso-Seavey to Drill Junior Baseball Tryouts
The Grosso Seavey American Legion Post Junior baseball team will stage tryouts today and Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Beechwood Park. All interested youngsters should be present. Coach Bob Musante will direct the practice.
Harry Carter Victor In Sports Car Race
Harry Carter of Sudbury Mass averaged 68.79 mph to win a 30 mile New England Championship race under the Sports Car Club of America. Gaston Andrey of Framingham Mass was second at 67.52 mph in a Ferrari. Phil Forno of Westport took third in a Porsche owned by Briggs Cunningham. Other winners included George Fogg Chestnut Hill Ed Hayos Irvington George Arents Stamford and John Meyer Great Neck with their respective cars.
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