Red Sox Swap Billy Goodman For Fornieles
The Baltimore Orioles traded pitcher Mike Fornieles to Boston for infielder Billy Goodman and acquired pitcher Ken Lehman from Brooklyn. Orioles GM Paul Richards called it an emergency move due to injuries to Tito Francona Brooks Robinson and George Kell. Francona, sidelined by a broken finger, may return Sunday as camp continues.
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Orioles Obtain Busby For Dick Williams
Cleveland announces Jim Busby traded to Baltimore for Dick Williams. Busby, batting .189, played center field sparingly as a Maris replacement. manager Kerby Farrell praised his arm and speed, keeping him in reserve.
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Baseball scores and standings from Saturday games
Cincinnati and New York edged Cincinnati 5 to 4 while Milwaukee defeated Philadelphia 16 to 2 and Brooklyn beat St. Louis 2 to 1. Chicago won 11 to 1 over Pittsburgh as Corsair Weekend results show Cleveland 7 Baltimore 2 and New York 10 Kansas City 1 with detailed league standings and matchups across the American and National Leagues.
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American Association Friday's Results Summary
Charleston defeated Indianapolis Beeram Omaha 3 to 0 while Minneapolis led Denver 1 to 0. St Paul trailed Wichita 3 to 7 after seven innings and Louisville was down by two runs.
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Chisox Beat Senators 10-4 Behind Donovan's Early Burst
Chicago White Sox defeated the Washington Senators 10-4 as Dick Donovan pitched well until the ninth. He improved to 6-3 on the season, with a 10-3 lifetime record against Washington. Sherm Lollar drove in two, and Walt Dropo hit his eighth homer as Chicago opened with a four-run first inning.
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Garcia Goes Route and Beats Orioles 7 to 2
Cleveland native Mike Garcia pitched a complete game allowing 2 runs on 8 hits with 8 strikeouts as the Indians defeated the Baltimore Orioles 7 to 2. Bobby Avila hit a three run homer and Dick Williams added a solo shot. Williams, just acquired from the Yankees in a deal for Jim Busby, had a double and a single. Busby went 0 for 5 with a fly out to Williams to end the game with a man on base in the ninth.
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Maas Homer Helps Tigers Beat Red Sox 5-4
Duke Maas and Harvey Kuenn hit late and early home runs to propel the Detroit Tigers to a 5-4 victory over the Boston Red Sox before 47,213 in Detroit. Maas earned his seventh win despite a rough start, surrendering three runs in the first inning and allowing seven hits overall.
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Sturdivant Triumph Sends Yankees Over A’s 10-1
Kansas City hosted New York as Tom Sturdivant dominated the Athletics in a lopsided 10-1 victory. The Yankees stretched their season series edge to seven straight against Kansas City, with strong Whit support and decisive early runs.
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Morrow and Murchison Tie 100-Yard Dash Record
Abilene Christian’s Bobby Morrow and Western Michigan’s Ira Murchison tied the world record with 9.3 seconds in the 100 yard dash at the NCAA track meet in Austin. Morrow won the preliminaries by a foot, with Murchison pushing to the finish just behind him.
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Yanks Owner to Pay Fines after Major League Brawl
CHICAGO June 14 One of the liveliest brawls in big league history ended with a nominal 650 total fine against five players three from the New York Yankees and two from the Chicago White Sox President Will Harridge of the American League acted on yesterday's 23 minute free for all at Comiskey Park and levied 150 fines against White Sox outfielder Larry Doby and Yankees Billy Martin and Enos Slaughter 100 against White Sox first baseman Walt Dropo and Yankees pitcher Art Ditmar Yankee co owner Dan Topping said the club would refund the amount of their fines to Martin Slaughter and Ditmar Harridge declined comment as league rules require fines to be paid by players with their signatures On the White Sox side vice president John Rigney praised his players and criticized the Yankees saying the incidents will end their rough tactics
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Meriam Bailey Wins College Golf Crown
Meriam Bailey captured the Women's National Collegiate Golf title in Champaign Illinois defeating Judy Bell of Arizona 2 up. Bailey, listed from Northwestern, posted rounds 39 42 81 while Bell fought back from a deficit in rainy conditions.
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Charleston at Indianapolis Omaha at Minneapolis Stt. Paul at Denver
Charleston faces Indianapolis while Omaha meets Minneapolis and St Paul travels to Denver in a set of matchups. Louisville plays Wichita in another listed pairing.
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Eight-Event Stock Car Program At Torch Speedway
An eight event stock car program is slated at Torch Speedway in Torch Ohia tomorrow night starting at 8 o'clock. Over 50 racers are expected as Torch management announces a new purse guarantee of 600 dollars against 50 percent of the net gate.
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