Yankees Rally Past Tigers In 7-6 Final Frame Thriller
New York tops Detroit 7-6 in a 3 hour 43 minute nine inning marathon. Bill Skowron homered, Gil McDougald tripled, and Joe DeMaestri delivered a game winning single as Art Ditmar doubled in the decisive run.
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Dodgers edge Pirates 6-1 behind Williams four-hitter
Stan Williams limited the Pittsburgh Pirates to four hits over eight shutout innings to win his seventh decision in a 6-1 Dodgers victory. Bob Skinner hit a first inning triple and Dick Stuart added a single for the Pirates. Wally Moon starred for Los Angeles with three singles and a power triple, driving in two runs in a decisive eighth inning.
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Track recap highlights Olympic trial style multiple events
The report covers elite track action with Ernie Cunliffe and Jerry Siebert contesting a 400 and 800 meter race at Rome style trials. James Dupree and others chase fast marks in distance events while Burleson and Grelle lead a key 1500 meter race. Field events show Babka displacing world marks and Oerter placing high in discus. Hop, step and jump standout Tra Davis posts a top mark.
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White Sox Rally Past Orioles for 8-7 Win
Chicago White Sox erupted for seven runs in the fourth inning to beat Baltimore 8-7 before 23,387 at Baltimore. Luis Aparacio tripled and Mike Minoso doubled to drive in two runs, with Run-scoring singles by Jim Landis Ted Kruszewski and Nellie Fox contributing to the rally. The loss left the Orioles two games behind the AL leaders, the Yankees, who defeated the Tigers 7-6 in an afternoon game.
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Mudcat Grant Knocks in Five as Indians Top Senators
Cleveland pitcher Jim Mudcat Grant improved to 14-0 against Washington with a three run single and late RBI as the Indians beat Washington 14-6. Carey, Siebern, and Gardner fueled KC's 15-hit attack, while Boston saw Daley win 10-6 behind a mixed lineup.
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Sunday Baseball Scores From The Nation League
National League results show Cincinnati beating Chicago while Los Angeles trailed Philadelphia and San Francisco. St Louis defeated Milwaukee, Pittsburgh held a 4 6 47 mark, and Milwaukee posted a 38 4a line. Sunday games feature Dodgers Drysdale at Pittsburgh and O Toole for Cincinnati at Chicago with other matchups and listed pitchers.
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Firecracker 250 set with Roberts absent from pole
Smith leads a strong field in the second annual Firecracker 250 as Pontiac pilots Roberts, Smith and Pistone vie for early control. Pistone seeks a one stop strategy after last year’s fuel troubles, while Tiger Tom and Johnny Allen chase better running after recent misfortunes. Qualifying determines today’s heats and starting spots.
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Western Carolina League All Star Team Faces Salisbury July 10
The Western Carolina League All Star squad carries a .300 plus batting average into a game against pace-setting Salisbury in Newton on July 10.
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Reds Roll Over Cubs By 13-8
Cincinnati toppled Chicago 13-8 as Wally Post homered twice and piled up eight hits in six games. Post drove in three in the eighth, while Dick Droit took the loss for the Cubs and Bob Purkey earned his eighth win for Cincinnati. The Cubs used six pitchers as 21 hits, including six doubles, two triples, and three homers, highlighted by Ernie Banks blasting his 23rd homer of the season.
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Phillies Top Giants in 11th Inning Thriller
Pancho Herrera delivered a run scoring single in the 11th to lift the Philadelphia Phillies past the San Francisco Giants 3 2. Ken Walters started the 11th with a single and two runners reached on Willie McCovey error before Herrera homered earlier. Dick Farrell earned his sixth win in relief, allowing one hit over three innings as Philadelphia broke a 2 2 deadlock in the late frame.
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High Point Sox Seek 10th Straight Win at Finch Field
The High Point Red Sox aim for a 10th consecutive victory as they host the Fayetteville Cardinals at Finch Field at 3 p.m. This follows a 9-6 win over the Winston-Salem Pond Giants, continuing their status as the hottest team in the Central League after an 0-2 start.
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Cardinals Pound Braves? No, Musk? Actually Musial Stars in 7-1 Win
St. Louis built a 7-1 victory over Milwaukee behind Bob Gibson six hitter and Stan Musial’s hot bat. Musial produced an 11 for 19 stretch over five games, drove in two, scored three, and delivered a decisive two-run double in the fifth. Gibson fanned seven, walked two in the first, and allowed only one hit after the opening inning.
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Souchak and Littler Lead Flint Open Halfway Fight
Flint Open leaders Mike Souchak and Gene Littler posted 139 after 36 holes to lead by one stroke over Don January and Fred Hawkins as a packed field reached the halfway point. January shot 69 and Hawkins 70 as the quartet paced the crowd. In Wilson, Horace Ervin tied Larry Beck for the 36 hole NC Amateur lead with a 68.
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