Yankees Rally To Beat Angels And Claim Second Place
The New York Yankees overcame an early scoring deficit to defeat the Los Angeles Angels 9-3, moving into second place behind the league leaders. Pitcher Ted Howsfield took the loss as New York staged a late-inning rally.
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Sox edge Twins in marathon game for fourth win
Boston built a 9 2 lead before Minnesota tied late as Tony Kubek delivered a clutch single and Rollin Stafford earned his fourth win in 19 starts. The Sox rallied after a shaky sixth to seal a 4-2 victory, aided by late efforts from Averill, Stafford, and Howard.
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A's Top Indians in 9th Inning Rally for 7-5 Win
Chicago White Sox rallied to beat Baltimore 7-5 as Slevers homered and drove in four. Frank Funk held off Oriole comeback efforts. In Cleveland, Nuddin and Posada helped spark a 9-5 slugfest loss to the Yankees, with late inning twists and pitching changes shaping the outcome.
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Giants Rally Past Dodgers In Ten Inning Win
San Francisco erased a 4-2 deficit with a two-run seventh and two more in the tenth to beat Los Angeles 7-4. O'Dell won after pitching 10 innings, supported by Albany and Kirkland, while Craig took the loss for the Dodgers as the game featured 12 Giants hits and key late scoring.
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Major League Baseball schedule and standings update
The page lists upcoming games for Tuesday and Wednesday across the majors with teams such as Boston Minnesota New York Chicago Los Angeles Kansas City Cleveland Baltimore and Detroit. It also shows National League standings led by Cincinnati and Los Angeles with key matchups and results from recent games.
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Major League 1Leaders- Baseball statistical leaders list
The Associated Press tallies season leaders across leagues with names such as Moon and Aaron leading batting. It reports runs, RBIs, doubles, triples, home runs, and pitching leaders for the major leagues and American League. Notable figures include Mantle, Piersall, and Koufax among others with various top marks.
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Minnesota Beats Towson In Low-Scoring Tilt In AL Race
Minnesota pulled ahead in the American League chase as Towtine fell after a tight contest. Minnesota built a small lead with solid pitching and key hits while Towtine’s lineup struggled to capitalize, leaving the game decided in a resume of late scoring.
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Attendance Still Below Year Ago in Major League Baseball
Attendance figures through Sunday's games show $845,453 for newly added markets and 2,699,682 for the National League, down about 45,000 from last year. Philadelphia and several clubs report gains, while Los Angeles and a few others top near 800,000 for the weekend. overall league totals lag last season despite expansion.
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Fragmentary notice from obscure event page
Readable fragments reference a Wednesday schedule and a memorial or public event at Burnet Memorial. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors. details about persons, places, and exact actions are not recoverable from the text.
Cash Keeping Detroit in Pennant Race
Detroit's bid for the pennant heats up as New York writer notes Cash's strong week. He collected three singles and three homers in nine at bats, lifting his average near the AL leader and overtaking RBI and home run leaders. The piece also mentions standings shifts and a Pirates affiliate, the Columbus Jets, under manager Larry Shepard.
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Syracuse Puts Baseball Back on Front Burner at Omaha
In Syracuse the baseball squad tops football in scholarships with 11 players on the baseball roster, led by Dave Sarette who handles third and second base. The piece notes observers at the College World Series in Omaha including Rick Hart and Dr. William Rantman, praises players like Ted Ly and Shattstap, and discusses Syracuse’s prospects, competition, and notable figures such as Larry Sears and local announcers.
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Greeley Timothy Visits Greeley from Louisville Grid Star
Greeley Timothy, famed Greeley High and CSC halfback, checked into town with his wife from Salt Lake City. The 1920s football star, noted for his drop kicks and league-leading points, is remembered as a top athlete in Greeley, Colorado and the region, with ties to Local schools and teams.
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USC Dodgers past State in College World Series tale
In Omaha USC beat Oklahoma State 4 2 to stay undefeated in the NCAA College World Series as Hankamer fanned six in 8 23 innings. Art Ersepke drove in two with a clutch two run single to cap a late rally. Syracuse and Boston College won earlier games. State faces Syracuse next as USC versus Boston College looms.
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Jamaican Sprinter Johnson Out of NCAA Meets
San Jose State College star Dennis Johnson of Jamaica is declared out of the NCAA and related events due to a strained tendon. Trainer Kimura says the injury will sideline him from the National Collegiate Championships in Philadelphia and AAU meets next week, hurting the Spartans title hopes. Johnson had been undefeated in the 10 yard dash this season and tied the world record several times. A separate note from Cleveland discusses NFL interest in permanent cash offers amid a Reds inquiry into a future transfer.
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Olympic Skier Werner Marries Olympic Skier Werner
Werner and Vanda Caro Norgren, both Olympic skiers, wed in Denver with families attending. The ceremony was led by Dr. Arthur Dhiler, former moderator of the Presbyterian Church, followed by a countess reception. Werner resides in Steamboat Springs and attends the University of Colorado, Boulder.
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Liston Charged with Impersonating Officer
The report says Liston, 28, of St. Louis now in Philadelphia, was charged with impersonating a police officer. It notes his long record including 18 arrests and prior robbery and assault convictions, amid a string of legal brushes and a recent personal struggle.
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Falcon Schedule Adds Four Opponents for 1961 62
Air Force Academy announces a 22 game 1961 62 basketball schedule adding Washington Brigham Young North Texas State and DePauw. Nebraska Creighton and South Dakota return after absences.
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Jamaican sprinter halts season with leg injury at race
The sprinter kimura stated he is through for the year due to leg pain after the 100 and 225 yard segments. He indicated the injury was not as severe as first thought and suggested Helsinki’s International Invitational Meet could be his next event later in the summer.
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Americans Survive First Round in British Amateur Golf
Fourteen Americans advanced to the second round at Turnberry despite a rough day. Rob Jenkins and Ralph Morrow led the way with decisive wins while others faced upset losses. Keith Tate of England won a key match as the field narrowed to the second round with 128 players entering Tuesday play.
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