Yanks Sweep Doubleheader From Indians 7-4 and 3-0
Ralph Terry pitched a two hitter as the New York Yankees swept a twin bill from Cleveland 7-4 and 3-0 to extend their AL lead. Vic Power and Johnny Temple were the Indians’ only hits in the nightcap, with Temple doubled off third on a strong throw by Mickey Mantle. Mantle also caught a Heagey Kuenn fly, while Cerv homered and drove in two runs in the first game.
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Athletics Rally Past Orioles to Halt Baltimore Run
Kansas City Athletics defeated Baltimore 5 to 3, ending the Orioles hot streak and snapping their lead in the American League. Ray Herbert started strong for Baltimore but surrendered all five A’s runs, while Kansas City stormed back with a three run seventh inning and benefited from a misplay by Ron Hansen to seal the win.
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Senators Sweep Tigers to Stay Fourth in AL Standings
Washington defeats Detroit 4 1 to complete a two game series sweep. Don Lee and Ray Moore combined on seven hits as the Senators improve to 63 wins against 60 losses. Killebrew hit his 23rd homer of the year in the first inning.
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White Sox Triumph 9-4 Over Red Sox as Sievers Leads AL
Roy Sievers pace Chicago with a 26th homer and three runs, lifting his average to .324 as the White Sox beat Boston 9 to 4. Sherm Lollar addded a sixth homer and a five run fourth inning sparked the win, moving Chicago to within a game of the Orioles for second behind the Yankees. Sievers also doubled and singled, batting .375 against Boston this season.
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Giants Beat Milwaukee 3 1 Behind Miller and Alou
Stu Miller earned the win for San Francisco as Felipe Alou and Willie Mays hit homers to back a 3-1 victory over Milwaukee. Alou’s fourth inning shot off Lew Burdette started the scoring, Mays added a sixth inning homer, and Orlando Cepeda plus Hobie Landrith helped fuel the seventh inning rally. Burdette dropped to 15 8 with nine hits allowed as San Francisco moved to second place in the standings.
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Harrington Captures Third Army Open Golf Crown
Ft. Jackson reported Szgt Clifton Harrington of Ft Campbell Ky won the Third Army Open with an eight under par 280 over 72 holes. Pic Edward Crenshaw and Pic William Foote were runners up after a sudden death playoff. Senior title went to M Sgt Michael J Kulikowski of Ft Jackson with 301.
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Round Table Wins Four Stake Races at Chicago Tracks
Round Table dominated Chicago race weeks by winning four stakes events at the city tracks last year. The performances highlighted the horse's speed and consistent form across top-class races.
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Sime Feels Fine After Strep Throat Bouts
Dave Sime, holder of the world record for 200 meters, reports feeling well after recovering from a stiff bout with strep throat that earlier forced him to bed for a day this week.
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Cubs Edge Phillies 5-4 To Even Series
Frank Thomas delivered a run scoring single in the 9th off Dick Farrell to plate Ernie Banks as Chicago beat Philadelphia 5-4. Banks opened the deciding frame with a single, advanced on a rundown, then scored on Thomas third at bat for the win. Don Elston earned the victory in relief, while Chris Short took the defeat.
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North Carolina Sets 50 Day Duck Season With Three Bag
The Wildlife Resources Commission approved a 50 day duck hunting season with a daily bag limit of three for North Carolina, running from November 19 to January 7. A 60 day goose season was also fixed with a daily bag limit of two, spanning November 9 to January 7.
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Scribes Appointed To AP Board In Charge Of Rankings
Five sports writers from the Carolinas and Virginia were named to an AP board to evaluate teams and players. They will assess NCA A District 3 squads in the ACC and Southern regions, vote in the AP weekly poll, and serve on the All America boards. Venetian Way set a 6 4 furlong track record at Arlington Park on Labor Day.
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