Indians Rally To Take Openers In Boston Los Angeles Tilt
Tuesday results from American League show the Indians edging the Red Sox in Boston 3 to 2 as Bob Miller pitched a complete game for Charleston in the Eastern League. Johnny Parker and Hector Cardenas drove in runs for the Indians while Miller earned his 9th career win with six strikeouts. Reading beat Charleston 7 to 6 in a separate game as Gerald Miller and Parker delivered key hits in a tight affair.
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St Albans Defeat Legion in Baseball Victory
St Albans captured a G3 American Legion baseball victory over visiting Charleston Tuesday night. Leading hitters included Swain, McNeil, Epps, Whitman, and Monty as St Albans edged Charleston 3 to 2. Openings remain for Nitro softball league with $25 entry. teams should contact organizers.
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Major League Boxscores From An Abbreviated Page
A dense OCR of box scores and player lines across multiple teams shows names such as Adair, Aparicio, Covington, Gonder, Williams, and Al Colavito. Scattered team references include Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh with scattered HRs, runs, and pitching notes, plus a late note about a North Carolina player signing with Lee Washington.
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Clay and Bassey clash over departure plans
Lagos AP report states heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali Clay argues with Nigeria's former featherweight king Hogan Bassey over Clay's scheduled Wednesday departure. Clay, who arrived Monday, plans to fly to Cairo early Wednesday morning amid the dispute.
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Giants Edge Mets 6-5 In Tight East Start
Springfield beat Williamsport 6-5 as Terry Barber shut down the Mets in the ninth to stay three points behind Charleston in the Eastern League standings. Cairo talks and Nigeria relations sparked during Clay one sided exchange with Nigerian hosts during a US Embassy visit.
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Charleston Leads Eastern League With Narrow Win
Eastern League results show Charleston 2 Reading 0 and Elmira 8 York 6 as Springfield and Williamsport also posted outcomes. Several games were postponed and standings list Charleston atop with Williamsport, Elmira, and Reading nearby. schedule notes show mixed results and pending matches.
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Reds Rally To A 7 5 Victory Over Braves In Eight Nine
The Cincinnati Reds overcame a four run gap to beat the Milwaukee Braves 7 5 after trailing through seven. Marty Keough opened the ninth with a double as Deron Johnson and Frank Robinson delivered key hits to provide the winning runs. Gene Oliver homered twice for the Braves.
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Bonus Baby McDowell Shuts Down Chisox in 3-2 Win
Sam McDowell, a bonus rookie lefty, struck out 14 over eight innings to lift Cleveland to a 3-2 victory over Chicago. The Indians broke a 1-1 tie in the eighth on a homer by Minnie Minoso, with Max Alvis and Larry Brown delivering for Cleveland as they extended their winning streak to five. Baltimore also won, 4-0, behind Dave McNally’s six-hit gem and Wagner’s 12th homer, while John Buchholz took the loss for Kansas City.
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