Surging White Sox Beat Yanks Twice
Chicago's Larry Doby powered two three run homers to lead the White Sox to a 14-2 and 6-3 double win over the New York Yankees, extending their AL winning streak to eight and pulling within one game of the league leaders. Billy Pierce earned win in the opener as the Sox hit four homers. In the nightcap Minnie Minoso added a solo shot as Chicago swept the four-game series.
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Minnie Minoso
Mickey Mantle
Babe Ruth
Mantle
Comiskey Park
Whitey Ford
Doby
Ford
Monk Cups Fourth Straight Feature at Skyline Raceway
Clifford Monk of Dunbar dominated Skyline Raceway events yesterday taking four straight feature wins including the 35-lap feature trophy. He also won the first heat and the Australian Pursuit while taking top honors in the lap statue and other listed heats and events with multiple competitors noted in results.
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Dunbar
Skyline Raceway
Monk
Chet Moody
Bil Stinnett
Robert
Tallman
Gene Comstock
Joe Chandler
Harry Leedy
Alford
Ventrue
Ished
Bill Haddox
Junior Prost
Haddox
David Rock
Ba Acree
Ventrue’ Mitchell
Tom Donahoe
Doug White
Malcollm Cesat
Emma Hanirick
Helen Hughes
Vesta Carpenter
Kellmeyer Youngsters Win Mixed Doubles Title at City Tourney
The Kellmeyer youngsters Butch and Peachy defeated defending champions Dr and Mrs John Lutz 6 3 6 3 in the mixed doubles final at Edgewood Country Club. Peachy Kellmeyer claimed the women’s singles title and Hubinger the men’s singles crown. Ann Spilman and Dolly Drumheer defended their women’s doubles title as champions were decided Saturday.
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Ann Spilman
Dolly Drumheer
Redlegs Sweep Dodgers with 10-6 and 2-1 Wins
Cincinnati Redlegs powered by six homers swept both ends of a doubleheader from Brooklyn. Ed Bailey hit three homers driving in six as Cincinnati moved into second in the NL pennant race. Joe Nuxhall earned his fifth win, limiting Brooklyn to three hits in the second game, while Frank Robinson homered twice and Kluszewski added his 18th.
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Robinson
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Winfield loses 13-0 lead in 13-13 Tri County clash
Winfield built a 13-0 lead through two innings but Tad rallied to beat Winfield 17-4 in the Tri County League. Whitlock led Tad with 4-5 while Winfield hitters struggled after the early surge.
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Whitlock
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Phillies Fall In Nightcap As Cards Win DH Split
In Philadelphia at Connie Mack Stadium the St. Louis Cardinals beat the hometown Phillies 8-4 in the first game of a doubleheader, powered by Ken Boyer’s homer. In the nightcap Frank Baumholtz's ninth-inning single drove in Elmer Valo to give Philadelphia a 3-2 win, securing a split of the doubleheader.
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Local Boy Girl Tennis Tournament Opens At Charleston Club
The 1983 Boys and Girls State Tennis Tournament begins today at the Charleston Tennis Club with 83 players from Charleston Huntington Wheel ing Beckley and Bluefield. The doubles draw is at 1 pm and early singles action features 15 and under 12 and under divisions along with 18 and under matches.
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Braves sweep Giants to extend win streak to 19
Milwaukee Braves overpower New York Giants in a doubleheader 6-2 and 7-1 to push their winning streak to 19 and widen the lead. Lew Burdette and Hall of Fame-bound Eddie Conley pitched, Willard Mays homered for the Giants, Dusty Rhodes also connected, and Braves capitalized on two errors to rally in the opener.
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Braves
Charlie Grimm
Jolly
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Willie Mays
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