Dodgers Snap Cubs Streak In 4-1 Victory
Los Angeles ace Don Drysdale worked a strong seven innings with nine strikeouts as the Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 4-1 in Chicago. Frank Howard homered for the Cubs, who dropped from a first-place tie after their five-game win streak ended. Paul Toth took the loss in his first Cub start of the season.
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Weekend Baseball Scores and Standings Mixed Across Cities
Friday results show Los Angeles beating New York 4 to 3 while Chicago and San Francisco both posted wins in various matchups. Teams listed include St Louis Cincinnati, Milwaukee Pittsburgh Houston San Francisco and Philadelphia with multiple games and rain delays noted. The standings mention Los Angeles and San Francisco with win totals and a fragmented table.
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Asuirro Hurls Detroit Over Yankees 8-3 Night Game
Detroit Tigers rally twice for four runs to beat the New York Yankees 8-3 in a Friday night game. Key performers include Kaline, Colavito, and Aguirre for Detroit with staff ace Downing working the late innings. Cleveland wins 8-1 over Washington in the other AL action.
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Pizarro Shuts Down Kansas City In White Sox 7 1 Victory
Juan Pizarro pitched and batted the Chicago White Sox to a 7-1 win over Kansas City Friday night. He hit a two run homer and scattered eight hits to improve to 5-2, moving Chicago within a half game of the AL leaders Baltimore as Baltimore was rained out.
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Five Gaited Stallions Open Parade and Schedule Details
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Lew Burdette Up for Sale by Braves
New York AP report says veteran pitcher Lew Burdette, 36, placed on waivers by the Braves then removed, with speculation he could join Baltimore or San Francisco. Braves GM John McHale denies any Orioles deal and notes no definitive move.
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Eastern League standings and Friday matchups
In Friday action York and Charleston split a 4-4 tie while Binghamton beat Elmira 6 to 3 and Reading defeated Springfield 2 to 0. Thursday results list Charleston 5 1 York 6 Reading 6 Springfield 2 Elmira 3 Binghamton 0. Team records show Springfield leading with 5 16.618, Elmira 22 Ad , York 23 477, Binghamton 20 25 432, and Reading 19 25 432, with upcoming games Charleston at 7 30 p.m. Elmira at Reading and York at Springfield.
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Phillies Former Star Willie Jones Wins Jail Release
Philadelphia Phils former infielder Willie Jones is freed after 18 hours in Delaware County jail on a non support charge. Bea Carpenter, Phillies president, helped secure release through a compromise with his wife Carolyn over $15,700 in arrears. Jones paid $3,000 cash and the support order was cut from $600 to $200 per month for his wife and three children.
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Reading Defeats Springfield 2-0 Behind Busby Pitching
Reading Red Sox shut out Springfield Giants 2-0 as Dave Busby throws seven strong innings. Offense backs him with timely hits including Kushner doubles and Phifer sacrifice, while Springfield struggles to hit in clutch moments at Pyncon Park.
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Aaron Homer Sparks Braves to 9-5 Win
Aaron Homer led Braves to a 9-5 victory aided by key hits and timely runs. The writeup notes a see-saw night with Mets and Cardinals also involved, highlighting Aaron and teammates in a crowded box score.
Last Four Americans Out of British Golf
At St Andrews Scotland the last four Americans were eliminated in morning play as Lunt edged Updegraff while Walker Cup teams faced setbacks. American hopefuls Sikes and Jesses fell in later rounds leaving Britain’s Lunt and Blackwell advancing in a tight 36 hole final day.
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Mantle Placed On Disabled List By Yankees
Mickey Mantle, sidelined by a broken left toe, is placed on the disabled list in Dallas. He will miss at least five weeks with cast treatment and X rays planned in three weeks, as Yankee manager Ralph Houk and Dr. Sidney Gaynor discuss the recovery.
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Triplets Beat Pioneers 6 3 In Homer Dense Six-Game Set
Binghamton launches with three straight homers in the first inning to beat Elmira 6 3 in the final game of a homer filled six game series. Key hits from Shoemaker Chavarria Overcash and Frutio help the Triplets extend their Eastern League streak.
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Track Group Bows To General In AAU Feud
Gen Douglas MacArthur ordered a dissident college group to enter its athletes in the National AAU track championships. The USTFF president announced permission to compete in the AAU meet at St Louis on June 21-22, with the U.S. team for Moscow selections likely.
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Vines Named Director for Tennis and Golf at La Quinta
Ellsworth Vines, renowned as a tennis star and later a golf figure, was named director of both tennis and golf at the La Quinta Country Club in Palm Desert California, the club announced Friday.
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