Yankees Sale Sparks AL Outcry and Commissioner Review
The American League faces opposition to the New York Yankees sale to Columbia Broadcasting. Commissioner Ford Frick pledged to review the deal and could void it if not in baseball's best interest. Hofheinz floated legalities as CBS looms in a business-tinged battle.
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Spartanburg Wins 10-4 in Statesville
Spartanburg defeated Statesville 10-4 as Steve Lancaster hit a three run homer with two on in the first inning and the rally carried the team to the win. Lancaster provided the early spark driving in three runs while Spartanburg built a commanding lead and held on.
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Shantz Sold to the Philadelphia Phillies
The Philadelphia Phillies bought veteran pitcher Bobby Shantz from the Chicago Cubs for cash and a player to be named by Oct 15 or extra cash. Shantz, who turns 39 in September, will join for the Mets game in New York and bolster the NL leaders bullpen in the pennant drive. He previously starred with the Philadelphia Athletics as a 24 game winner in 1952.
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Ambiguous Sports Notes From Confusing OCR Snippet
Fragmentary text lists multiple baseball and football style lines with player names and scores in scattered cities. Key entities include Francisco Perry Hendley Ribant Simmons Richardson Koufax Ortega Blass Jackson Slaughter and teams in Milwaukee New York St. Louis Los Angeles Chicago suggesting a mixed schedule snippet with inconsistent punctuation.
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Sunday Baseball Schedule Amid Team Name Confusion
A jumbled Sunday card lists games including Betray led by Wickersham 13 4 against Kanes City ging Re New Seetemyre 1 8 and Bettimere with Pappes 11 5 facing Oboe Narum 7 8, while Cleveland Siebert 34 plays Minnesota Grant 99 and Chicago Horlen 7 7 visits Boston Connolly.
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Dodgers edge Cardinals 4-3 on late pickoff play
Los Angeles mounts a seventh inning rally to beat St. Louis 4-3 as Nate Oliver scores on a pickoff attempt near first base. Frank Howard and John Roseboro spark the offense with key hits, while Gibson suffers the loss for the Cardinals. Nottebart earns the win for Houston as Cincinnati falls 7-4 behind four Nottebart singles and Homer in the eighth.
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Phillies pull off triple play amid tight Mets rally
In Philadelphia a sequence centered on catcher Chris Cannizzaro and two runs from Frank Thomas and Ruben Amaro spurred the Mets rally. Ray Culp closed the inning with a two run Tie as bases loaded threat ended with a triple play, the fourth of the season.
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Knudson Wins 54-Hole Pro Golf Title in Halifax
Canadian golfer George Knudson claimed the CPGA Professional Championship in Halifax Nova Scotia with a record five stroke victory over rivals Al Baldin and Al Toreane. Knudson led from start to finish to set a new mark.
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Detroit Tigers Blank A's Behind McLain Home Run
Dennis McLain pitched effectively for Detroit allowing three hits as the Tigers defeated Kansas City 5-1. Colavito hit a leadoff homer in the second inning while Gates Brown, Bill Freehan and Don Wert drove in runs. Lumpe and Kaline scored on Brown's hit and Kaline later delivered a sac fly for insurance.
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Lexington Wins From Gastonia
Luis Alvarez pitched to the edge of a no hitter in a 3-0 Lexington win over Gastonia in the Western Carolinas League. He finished with a two-hitter and his 12th win in 18 decisions, fanning nine and walking six, before Roy Foster broke the bid with a seventh inning leadoff single. Carlos Lozada connected for a run producing double and another run came on a fourth inning homer.
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Pirates Rally For 5-4 Win Over Cubs On Clendenon Hit
Bob Bailey scored the winning run on Donn Clendenon s infield single in the ninth as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 5-4. Bailey opened the frame with a single, moved to second on Manny Mota s hit, then scored on a wild pitch and Mota s baserunning error. Andre Rodgers misplayed the ball, but Bailey was safe at the plate. The Pirates had led 2-0 after Bailey and Clemente homered in the first inning and added another in the third. Reliever Al McBean earned his seventh win, his 10th straight decision without a loss.
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Senators Outscore L A 6 2 In Coast To Victory
The Washington Senators defeated the Los Angeles Angels 6 to 2. Ed Brickman hit his second homer in two days driving in two runs, while Ron Kline earned the win in relief in the eighth inning. Osteen allowed two early runs as Washington built a lead and held on for the victory.
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