Boston Wins 8-7 Over Chicago with Piersall Two-Run Hit
Jimmy Piersall delivered a tying two-run single in the eighth as Boston hung on to beat Chicago 8-7. Dean Stone and relievers held off late Chicago rallies while Nellie Fox and Billy Consolo were involved in key plays at home. Chicago dropped six games behind New York after the loss.
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Orioles Edge KC By 7-6
Baltimore lefty Ken Lehman relieved in the ninth to strand two runners and seal a 7-6 win over the Kansas City Athletics. Skinny Brown earned his fourth victory after a shaky ninth inning, with Lehman finishing the game in relief.
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Roebuck Stars as Dodgers Top Braves 7-4 in Milwaukee
Ed Roebuck tossed four innings of hitless relief to back a four run eighth inning rally led by Roy Campanella. Brooklyn broke a 1-1 tie and downed Lew Burdette and Don McMahon, ending Milwaukee's five game run and Roebuck improved to 9-7 while Chicago native Gene Conley and the Braves were stung by the Dodgers at County Stadium.
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Sievers Ties AL Home Run Mark In 17-Inning Win Over Detroit
Roy Sievers homered for the sixth straight game to tie the American League single season record and lead the Washington Senators to a 4-3 victory over Detroit in a 17 inning marathon. The game longest this year lasted 4 hours 24 minutes with 39 players used and saw Sievers' 30th homer move him alongside Ted Williams for the league lead.
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McDaniel Secures Sixth Win in Cardinals Victory
St Louis Cardinals 3 Philadelphia 1 as Billy Muffett debuts with four scoreless innings of relief. Von McDaniel earns the win, the Cards pull a one game NL lead over Milwaukee, and extend their win streak to eight. Roberts takes the loss. McDaniel improves to 6-2. Attendance 18,955.
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Giants Beat Reds on Antonelli's 11th Inning Blast
Johnny Antonelli, the seventh Giants pitcher, hit an 11th inning homer to lift New York to a 5-4 victory over the Cincinnati Redlegs. Willie Mays homered twice for the Giants, while Wally Post went deep for Cincinnati as the game featured a standout pitching showcase and a late Giants rally.
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Baseball scores from major leagues with mixed results
Scores show Boston 8 New York 7 over Cheveleng 3 and Washington 4 Detroit 3 in 17 innings. Baltimore 7 Kansas 6. Cleveland at New York rained, timing included Gray 14 and Garcia 47. Milwaukee and Brooklyn games incomplete with multiple pitchers in action.
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Carrboro Triumphs Over Norlina in Semipro Slugfest
In Roxboro Carrboro defeated Norlina 17 to 12 to advance in the state semipro baseball tournament. Alton Ponds and Fene McGinty led Carrboro with five hits apiece including a seventh inning home run with two on base.
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Yankees Top Indians 5-3 Behind Grim Ninth Inning Save
New York relief ace Bob Grim closed out Cleveland in the ninth as the Yankees edged the Indians 5-3. Gil McDougald and Hank Bauer supplied early thunder, boosting New York to its sixth straight win behind Art Ditmar who allowed a late charge before Grim finished.
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South Atlantic Regional to Hold Inaugural Softball Championships
Canton North Carolina hosts Aug. 22 27 first annual boys and girls softball championships in the South Atlantic Regional. Teams from North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Georgia and Metro Atlanta compete with Asheboro Rockets defending the women’s title after winning the regional last year.
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