Red Sox Triumph Over Orioles In 14th Inning
In Baltimore on June 9 the Red Sox beat the Orioles 3 2 after four homers and a 14th inning rally. Chuck Schilling delivered two key hits with two out in the ninth and fourteenth innings, driving in Nixon for the tying run and the winner as Dick Radatz earned the relief win. Gary Geiger, Carl Yastrzemski, and Frank Malzone started Boston’s scoring with a first inning single spree. Boog Powell doubled for Baltimore’s early runs.
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Angels Top Twins 4-2 in Grief Stricken Pitcher’s Win
Ken McBride pitched the Angels to a 4-2 victory over Minnesota, halting the Twins four-game streak as he faced personal tragedy after learning his brother Clifton had died in Cleveland. The Angels rallied in the fourth, with three straight singles and a walk off Perry, then tightened in the eighth. McBride earned his sixth win as Perry took the loss.
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Wheeler Park Golf Championship Playoff Result
Wheeler Park hosted the Joe Gulla tournament playoff where Wheway defeated Ray Klein to win. Goddard Memorial results feature multiple matches including Yevich Norcia over Gulch Csogi 3 and 2 and Jakubec Kulikowski over Palsa Palea 1 up.
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Elwood Williams Wins Fairfield County Skeet Shoot Title
Elwood Williams of Bridgeport won a fourway shoot-off to capture the Fairfield County Fish and Game Protective Association fourth annual Fairfield County Open skeet shoot at the Newtown club grounds. Williams triumphed amid a field of 208 shooters, with a competitive finish shaping the champion’s record.
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Su Mac Lad Sets Money Mark In Rodney Trot Win
Westbury New York June harness horse Su Mac Lad topped $600000 in earnings after winning the $5000 Rodney Trot at Moosewelt Raceway. The Irving W Berkmeyer gelding earned 12300 for first, amid 36187 in attendance as Stanley Dancer guided Si Mac Lad to victory over Duke Rodney.
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Indians Rip Senators With 16 Hits 7 to 3
Vic Davalillo led Cleveland with a homer and two singles in a 7 to 3 win over Washington. Dick Bawser opened the scoring with a single as the Indians built a 3-0 lead, then added runs in the fifth and seventh. Chuck Hinton drove in all three Senators runs with a third inning homer. Gary Bell earned the win in relief of starter Tom Cheney, who took the loss.
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White Sox edge A's 4-3 in Ward's homer drives win
Pete Ward led Chicago with three hits and a run batted in as the White Sox edged Kansas City 4 3. Pizarro earned his sixth win in relief while Fischer took the loss. Gary Peters left after six, Hoyt Wilhelm allowed four in the seventh before Pizarro finished. Ward homered in the seventh and scored the winning run on Hansen's bloop double. Ed Charles homered for the A's.
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Irish Race on TV Plans Spark New York Broadcast
A garbled report notes an Irish race at the Curragh near Dublin scheduled for television. ABC plans Wide World of Sports coverage in the 4:45 to 9:59 pm slot, announcing the telecast as part of American Proadkinstirey Ch. activity.
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Major League Baseball Scores Mixed Pace Saturday Night
Major League results show Minnesota beating Los Angeles 9 3 Chicago 4 Kansas City 4 Los Angeles 4 Minnesota 2 in a day with late innings. Boston 3 Baltimore 2 went 14 innings while Cleveland topped Washington 7 3 and New York 1 Detroit 2.
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McCarver Inside Park Grand Slam Lifts Cardinals
In New York, June nightcap, McCarver hit a freak inside the park bases loaded homer in the eighth, capping a nine run burst for the Cardinals to beat the Mets after Ray Sadecki earned his third win. Bill White and Charlie Jamieson drove in key runs as St. Louis erased a late deficit.
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Dodger rout Cubs 8 to 1 behind Banks three homers
Los Angeles built a big lead with two E R runs aided by Lindy McDaniel wild pitches and a four-run fifth. Ernie Banks homered three times for Chicago, but a nine-run total offense from the Dodgers, led by Tommy Davis and Maury Wills, sealed the victory before a large Chicago crowd.
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Colts Blank Giants 3-0 in first Sunday night MLB game
Hal Brown pitched seven innings of one hit ball with six strikeouts to pace the Colt to a 3-0 victory over the San Francisco Giants in the majors first Sunday night game. Willie Mays was the lone Giant to tally a hit but was caught stealing, as Brown improved to 1-0. The win completed a three game sweep for the Colts.
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Major ASA League Trio erupts to win in bottom seventh
In the major ASA slow pitch league, Trio scored five runs in the bottom of the seventh with two out to edge Finnegan's restaurant, 2-10. Other games saw Showboat blank Homeport 2-0, Bridgeport Fire Department defeat Donway's Clothes, and Seawall Restaurant rout Black Rock Restaurant 12-8. Four games are scheduled tonight at 8 o'clock with Showboat vs Trio, Black Rock vs Danway's, Bridgeport Metal Goods vs Homeport, and Fire Department vs Finnigan's.
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Candy Spots Moves To Chicago In Belmont Stakes aftermath
Racing notes Candy Spots, once a top contender for the 3 year old title, moved to Chicago after a Belmont Stakes defeat to Chatougay. Trainer Mesh Tenney and owner Kes C Ellsworth plan a fall return, aiming at another title bid.
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Reds and Phils Split Doubleheader In Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Cincinnati split a twin bill as the Phils won the opener in 10 innings with three ninth inning homers while the Reds took the nightcap 3-1 behind Johnny Tsitouris first win of the season. Vada Pinson and Pete Rose homered, Rose adding a inside the park drive, and Clay Dalrymple homered for Philadelphia. Johnny Crawford, Tom Boozer, and other details follow with late heroics altering the games.
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