Red Sox Rally Past Leaders for 9-5 Win
Boston crushed Chicago 9-5 to seize the American League lead. A two inning burst produced most of the runs with Lu Clinton driving in two, Frank Malzone belting a three run homer, and a Clinton two run double in the third. Gene Conley lasted four innings as the loser. Jack LaMatahe earned the win.
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Oriole Bonus Baby Tops Angels 4-2
Baltimore rookie Dave McNally, an $80,000 bonus baby, hurled the Orioles to a 4-2 win over the Los Angeles Angels. McNally improved to 2-0, allowing three hits and fanning six as Bo Belinsky took the loss. Key shots included solo homers by Jack Brandt and Joe Gaines, with Ed Sadowski belting a two-run homer for Baltimore.
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Campbell College Beats Belmont Abbey 9-4 in Baseball
Campbell College scored six runs in the first two innings and cruised to a 9-4 win over Belmont Abbey. Sonny Miller allowed eight Abbey hits with three strikeouts and three walks. Campbell plated three in the first inning on four hits and a Henry Bunn triple. three more in the second came from two singles a sacrifice fly and an error. The Abbey suffered its 10th defeat in 16 games.
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Kansas City Raps Nats In 7-3 Game
In Washington on Saturday Kansas City beat the Washington Senators 7-3 to extend the Athletics’ strong run against the Senators. Bill Bryan hit a second inning homer, Jerry Lumpe reached base after a single, and Dan Pfister earned his fifth win in the matchup. The Senators tied the game late before Kansas City struck for a four run burst to seal the victory.
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Earl Battey powers Twins past Tigers for fourth straight win
Earl Battey drove in four runs as the Minnesota Twins beat Detroit 9-3 in Detroit. The Twins capitalized on seven unearned runs behind two costly Tiger errors in a five run fifth inning. Dick Stigman earned his second win as Detroit dropped to ninth in the American League with an eighth defeat in ten games.
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Terps Fall to NC State in ACC Baseball Clash
Maryland loses 5-3 to North Carolina State as NC State scores four runs in the eighth inning. Maryland pitcher Jerry Berendy struck out 17 through seven, then faltered, while Frank Perkinson earned his second win of the year.
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Yankees rout Cleveland 8-1 in season opener
Ralph Terry earned his third win with seven hits allowed as the Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 8-1. Clete Boyer hit a grand slam, Joe Pepitone and Tom Tresh also homered, Mantle returned, and Elston Howard added key hits.
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Pirates Rally Past Elon in 17-3 Non-Conference Win
East Carolina capitalized on eight Elon errors and eight walks to score 17 runs. Elon pitcher Roy Erlandsen took the loss as Mike Best surrendered seven earned runs in a third of an inning before Steven Bates finished the seventh.
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Track meet at Franklin Field features Fordham and Michigan State
Sternberg failed to boost his record to 16 7 as 37 432 fans at Franklin Field watched Fordham win the 4 mile relay in meet record time and the 2 mile with Manhattan second. Michigan State dominated the 440 and 880 relays led by Parker Beverly Lewis and Moreland.
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