Bradley Learns From Angels Veterans On White Sox Shutout
A five hit shutout by Bradley propelled the Chicago White Sox to a 3-0 victory over California. Bradley credited Pizarro Coates and Bennett for lessons in composure aggression and pitching strategy. The Associated Press notes ex Angels like Egan Reichardt and Tanner contributed as Bradley improves to 5-2 with a 1.27 ERA. Meanwhile Red Sox, Twins, Tigers, and Indians won in other AL games as Boston took a four game lead in the East after a 4-2 10th inning win over Baltimore. Columbia University announced its lightweight crew will compete in the Thames Cup at Henley England this summer.
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Krisiloff Heads List Of Indy 500 Qualifiers
INDIANAPOLIS AP Steve Krisiloff a Parsippany New Jersey rookie led a list of drivers with potential to fill remaining spots for the Indianapolis 500. Krisiloff posted the fastest practice speed among those without a start, 171.854 mph, and could secure a starting berth if he repeats this pace at official timing.
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Stargell Delivers Duelling Homer In Pirates Expos Duel
Willie Stargell outlasted O'Donoghue in a 13th inning showdown, belting a center field homer to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 6-2 win over the Montreal Expos. Stargell had been sidelined by a hand injury but returned to spark the offense as Pittsburgh moved one game ahead in the NL East race. The night also featured Nolan Ryan’s shaky but victorious performance for the Mets, while Cardinals, Padres, Reds, and Braves posted wins in other NL games.
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Bailey Writes History As Loaners Win
Corry Savings and Loan defeated Union City 17 to 6 at Union City High School field. Ron Bailey hit the first grand slam in eight years for the Loaners, with Steve Huck Dubrosky adding a homer in his Loaner debut. Corry’s John Crotty led UC with a single and a triple. Marty McCall homered twice for Union City. Stan Komenda earned the win for Corry in a seven inning effort.
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Huck” Dubrosky
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Murtaugh to Leave Hospital Monday
In Cincinnati AP Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh is set to be discharged Monday from Christ Hospital after chest pains before a game with the Reds. He has a heart trouble history but suspects flu as the cause. Reds doctor Dr George Ballou said the cardiogram looked good and Batting Coach Bill Virdon has been filling in.
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Indiana Wins Two In NAIA Baseball
Indiana University of Pennsylvania swept two NAIA District 18 baseball games in a Friday split of winners, defeating Point Park 6 5 and Edinboro 4 as Frostburg State beat Edinboro in a 17 inning, 10 9 loss. Duane Josephson drove in four for the Red Sox and Tom Bradley blanked his ex California teammates in a separate game.
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Baseball Schedule Snippet Mixed Games Across Early Season
A fragmentary schedule lists Boston at Baltimore and Washington at Detroit with multiple pitchers named Cuellar Bosman Zepp Paitin Kaat Hunter Wood Murphy among others. The text references Oakland and Kansas City matchups with unclear dates and results.
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