Legion Elks Fall In Exhibition Doubleheader At Forbes Field
Greeley loses to Sterling and Lakewood in two seven inning exhibition games at Forbes Field. Brunner, Sterling, beats Greeley 3 2 in the opener as Doctor struggles. Lakewood dominates Steele and wins 5 2 in the nightcap, with La Salle later routing Cheyenne 4 0 in a separate contest.
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Santa Clara Upsets Texas to Reach Finals in Omaha
Santa Clara and Texas battled in a tight semifinal as Garibaldi pitched seven innings of near flawless relief, allowing two hits and earning the win. McDermott's inside-the-park homer highlighted a windy scoring rally, lifting Santa Clara to a 6-1 victory and into the championship against Aichi.
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Bell
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Haynie Holds Two Stroke Lead In Rockford Open
Fort Worth pro Sandra Haynie rides a two stroke edge into the second round of the Rockford Cosmopolitan Women's Open at Macktown Golf Course. She carded a 70 31 six with nine birdies including a run of five in a row. Other early scores include Jessen 37 2168 Komack 33870 Pong ssa6 71 Faulk ek Rawls 9897 74.
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Sandra “Waynie
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Austin
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Darbata Komack
Sacramento
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Oakmont Country Club
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Rosburt
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Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
South Afri
Indians Top Yankees 3-0 Behind Grant Shutout
Cleveland pitcher Jim Grant spun a five hit shutout as the Indians defeated New York 3-0 Friday night. Ab Lupolow Luplow delivered a two run homer and drove in another run as Terry and Turley staked the Yankees to an early advantage but Grant silenced the Yanks.
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Hormer
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Jerry Kindall
Dowlita
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Luplow
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Ife
Clete Boyer
Yogi Berra
Army
Turley
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L Terry
Red Sox blank Tigers as Conley wins third straight
DETROIT DET Tigers fall 3 0 to Boston with Gene Conley delivering a six hit shutout? The Red Sox score twice in the first inning on three singles and an error. Conley outduels Detroit and keeps the Tigers hitless in late innings, marking their sixth straight defeat and second straight shutout against Don Mossi over 20 innings.
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Conley
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Tigers
Red Sox
Orioles power to 8 3 win over Senators in Washington
Orioles tally 14 hits led by Mackie Brandt ninth homer and Pappas fourth home run of the season as Baltimore rallies past the Senators 8 to 3. Rudolph allowed 19 hits in five innings while Ray Kippelmeyer and others pitched for Washington, with Baltimore scoring early and late to claim the victory.
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Senators
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Don Rudalph
Ray Kippelmeyer
Pappas
Landrith
Rudolph
Kippelmayer
Mannanvar
Reyer
Peppas
Wolph
Athletics Rally Past Twins Behind Pascual Loss
Kansas City Athletics bombed Camilo Pascual for all nine Minnesota runs and pulled ahead in the late innings. Long batting order surge broke Pascual’s streak, handing him his fourth defeat as he slips to eight wins. The Twins stand tied for first with the Yankees, who were defeated by Cleveland.
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Twins
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Long Hall
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results Summary
In the Majors, New York leads the American League with 92 wins and 22 losses, followed by Minnesota and Los Angeles with strong records. Friday results include Baltimore 8 Washington 3, Cleveland 3 New York 0, Chicago 7 Los Angeles 6, Kansas City 6 Minnesota 1. Today’s games feature New York at Cleveland and Minnesota at Kansas City among others.
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Milwaukee
Pirates Bashed Braves To Claim Seventh Straight Win
In Pittsburgh, the Pirates rallied for seven runs in the fifth after Roberto Clemente hit a grand slam and tied the game with another power swing. The Pirates, aided by Dick Stuart and Bob Skinner, overcame a two-run deficit to beat the Braves 9-1, moving to seven consecutive victories.
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Nhead
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Cloninger de Jr
Dodgers Edged by Colts in Low-Scoring NL Batterymates
In a 2-0 defeat for Los Angeles, the Dodgers lost to the Colts as starter Drysdale matched solidly while Pittsburgh’s late surge propelled them past Milwaukee. Key moments included Groat's line-drive single and Aaron's grand slam, framing a tense early-season National League matchup.
Chisox rally tops Angels 7 6 in late innings
Chicago White Sox erased a 6-4 deficit after Los Angeles built a homer barrage in the early innings to beat the Angels 7-6 Friday night. Felix Torres Leon Wagner and Billy Moran homered for Los Angeles as Chicago staged an uphill victory to snap a five-game skid.
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Leon Wagner
Billy Moran
Los Angeles
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Lown
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Dallas Long Breaks NCAA Shot Put Mark
Eugene Ore AP Dallas Long of Southern California set a NCAA shot put mark in Oregon finals with a long throw near 64 feet and tied his prior best. The meet featured Budd of Villanova and Jerome of Oregon in sprint events and a strong USC showing in prelims and finals.
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Big Eight Trackmen Reach NCAA Championships
Track and field qualifiers from the Big Eight for the NCAA Championships in Eugene include Oklahoma’s Anthony Watson winning the long jump with 25 feet 4 1/2 inches and several athletes reaching quarterfinal and semifinal rounds in the 440 and 880 events.
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Phillies 13 Redlegs 8 in nine innings rout
Philadelphia Phillies hammered Cincinnati 13 to 8 in a night game led by a grand slam and multiple hits in the third inning. Roy Sievers sparked the offense, while Maloney and Mahaffey shared pitching duties as Philadelphia set a season high for runs in an inning.
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Sievers
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Dalrymple
Cardinals Beat Giants 5 2 Behind James Three Run Shot
Saint Louis Cardinals top San Francisco 5 2 as Charlie James hits his first homer of the season a three run blast in the third inning drives the win over the Giants. Wade Sadecki starts for St Louis and Scott O'Dell takes the loss for San Francisco.
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jSadec
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