Indians Rally Past Twins 8-7 on Romano Clutch double
John Romano delivered a decisive one run double in the seventh as Cleveland edged Minnesota 8-7. Bubba Phillips and Woodie Held added key hits while Don Mincher's grand slam tied the game in the seventh inning. Harmon Killebrew homered for Minnesota before leaving with a groin injury. Latman earned the win, Stigman took the loss.
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John Romano
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
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Dick Stigman
Tito Francona
Twins
Don Mincher
Frank Funk
Vic Power
Bubba Phillips
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Woodie Held
Mincher
Ron Taylor
Harmon Killebrew
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Dick Rollins
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Barry Latman
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Tigers Fall In Extra-Base Heartbreaker To Angels
Albie Pearson led Los Angeles with three extra-base hits in a 7-6 victory over Detroit. Ryne Duren held off a late Tiger rally as the Angels posted their first win over Detroit in nine meetings. Leon Wagner and Joe Koppe homered. Wagner drove in two as LA built a 5-2 lead.
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Albie Pearson
Los Angeles Angels
Detroit Tigers
Pearson
Ryne Duren
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Angels
Duren
Tigers
Leon Wagner
Joe Koppe
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Major Leagues See Big Scoring Across Leagues
Baseball results across the American and National Leagues show high scoring games with multiple matchups. Notable scores include Los Angeles 7 Detroit 6 and New York 10 Washington 3, plus Chicago 7 Boston 6 in ten innings. Various doubleheaders and night games list numerous pitcher lines and lineups.
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Houston
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Mahettey
Brown
York
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Purkey
Ellis
Louis
Broglio
Mizell
McBean
Friend
Moeler
Padres
Hobbie
Cordwell
Pierce
Sanford
Burdette
Woodeshick
Bening
Yankees Hammer Senators 10-3 for 11th Straight Defeat
The New York Yankees launched three homers in one inning at Washington’s D.C. Stadium to beat the Senators 10-3. Hector Lopez, Clete Boyer, and Roger Maris hit solo shots off Fred Green, while Ralph Terry earned the win. The Senators scored on Bob Johnson’s homer and three hits in the eighth.
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New York Yankees
D.C
Washington Senators
Hector Lopez
Clete Boyer
Roger Maris
Boyer
Yankees
Fred Green
Pittsburgh
Ralph Terry
Senators
Bob Johnson
Claude Osteen
Green
Osteen
Maris
Lopez
New York
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Piersali
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Mantle
Long
King
Pepitone
Schaive
Schmidt
Skowron
Cottier
Treen
Katyna
Terry
Ahicks
Woodling
Hicks
Top of the Nation Tourney uses first to 40 half
In Alamosa Colorado the Top of the Nation Basketball Tournament tried a new format with the half ending when a team reached 40 points. Chadron State defeated St Michael's of Santa Fe 81 to 75 after leading 40 to 24 at halftime.
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Neb
State
St. Michael's
Santa Fe
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AFL Seeks Damages in Court Clash With NFL
In Baltimore AP reports lawyers will finish a prolonged oral argument today in a case where the AFL seeks 10 million dollars in damages from the NFL. Each side may file more briefs before Judge Roszel Thomson rules on whether the AFL is entitled to compensation for alleged monopoly actions surrounding the 1960 league expansions. The trial began February 26 as both leagues spar over antitrust claims.
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U.S
NFL
AFL
East Coach Selects Guards for 1962 All Star Game
Sanford coach Don Packard names ten players for the East squad to play in Greensboro on July 31. Notables include R D Carlson of Sanford, Jim Moore of Wilmington, Ray Hassell of Beaufort, Larry Phillips of Raeford, and big men Earl Johnson of Raleigh and Neil Hodges of Scotland Neck. Hodges led Scottish Neck with 25 ppg, Freuler of Tarboro 23.2, Carlson 20.8 as Sanford posted a 25-0 season.
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Don Packard
Sanford
Greensboro Coliseum
Packard
R. D. Carlson
North Carolina
Wilmington
Jim Moore
Ray Hassell
Beaufort
Raeford
Larry Phillips
Earl Johnson
Raleigh
Neil Hodges
Scotland
Jerry Woodside
Durham
Billy Frueler
Tar‘boro
Bernie Flynn
Doug Fowler
Northern
Hodges
Hassell
Johnson
Scotland Neck
Tarboro
Freuler
Carson
Army Gymnastics Coach Tom Mahoney Reaches 32nd Season
Army coach Tom Mahoney begins his 32nd season leading the gymnastic program with a standout 187 victories, 23 setbacks and ties record shaping expectations for the season.
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Tom Mahoney
Army
32 Entrants Set For 300 At Darlington Memorial Race
Darlington Raceway announces 32 entrants for the Rebel 300 Memorial Day auto race on May 12 with time trials set for May 10 and 11. Late entries include Cotton Owens Spartanburg Buddy Baker Charlotte and Billy Wade Houston driving Pontiacs and Chryslers.
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S.C
Darlington Raceway
Cotton Owens
Spartanburg
Pontiac
Buddy Baker
Charlotte
Chrysler
Billy Wade
Houston
Tex
White Sox win in 10 as Sadowskiicz drives decisive run
In Chicago, Bob Sadowski delivered a pinch double with one out in the 10th, scoring the go ahead run to lift the White Sox over the Red Sox 7-6. Floyd Robinson sparked the offense with three hits, and Chicago rallied from a 6-6 tie to claim the victory.
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Bob Sadowski
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Sadowski
Philadelphia
White Sox
Bob Farley
Mike Fornieles
Camilo Carreon
Joe Cunningham
Mike Hershberger
Russ Kempmerer
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Floyd Robinson
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Bonus Baby Off To Winning Start
Lew Krausse a $125 000 bonus baby sent to the minors by Kansas City shines in the class A Eastern League with a 4-3 win for Binghamton over Elmira. The 19 year old right hander from Chester Pa later debuted in the majors with a 3 hit shutout against Los Angeles in 1961.
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Lew Krausse
Kansas City
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Elmira
Chester
Los Angeles
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