Toms Down Pats 5-3 in Carolina League thriller
The Hi-Toms beat the Greensboro Patriots 5-3 at Finch Field to move into third place as Greensboro botched six errors. Charlie Brown earned his third win, while Arnold Early took the loss after allowing four unearned runs in the eighth inning. Clint Clinton homered for Greensboro to pull within one run in the eighth.
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Hi-Toms
Greensboro
Finch Field
Patriots
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Arnold
Charlie Brown
Toms and
Woody Rich
Early
Karl Kuehl
Brown
Andy Madalone
Pats
Clint Clinton
Fifth Straight Loss Kinston Eagles Top Durham 8 1
Kinston Eagles dealt Durham Bulls their fifth straight defeat in Durham. Lefty Uruze started poorly but Joe Perrotta allowed seven hits over seven innings for the win. Ray Swarts, Tex Taylor, and Frank Washington led the offense with multiple hits including a two run double in the first.
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Frank Washington
Kinston
Jack Paepke
Dave Brennan
Eagles
Carolina League Sunday Schedule Amid Rainouts
The Carolina League lists Durham at Fayetteville in Danville and Wilson games postponed by rain. Sunday features Greensboro at Hi-Toms and Kinston at Durham at 2 30 with additional Danville and Wilson fixtures uncertain.
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Wilson
Greensboro
Hi-Toms
Kinston
Durham
Associated Press
Buffalo
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Miami
Columbus
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Richmond
Baseball Scores and Interleague Matchups of the Week
American League standings and game notes show New York and Chicago teams in tight races. Pitcher records include Sullivan 7-3 and Nixon 3-2 with key matchups featuring Byrne against Stobbs and Wynn facing McMahon. Detroit and Cleveland face Kansas City in a slate of early-season games.
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Chicago
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Stobbs
Pierce
Trucks
Foptack
Kansas City
Wynn
McMahon
National League Results and Today’s Matchups
Yesterday New York defeated Pittsburgh 3 2 Brooklyn played Philadelphia while St Louis faced Cincinnati and Chicago met Milwaukee Tonight Brooklyn visits Philadelphia Lee and Newcombe duel cler and Negroy and Meyer lead Pittsburgh at New York 2 Law and Kline vs Worthington and Gemes St Louis at Cincinnati Dickson and Nuxhall Chicago at Milwaukee Rash and Tonley headline the schedule
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Newcombe
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Nuxhall
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Ziske Leads Syracuse Women's Open As Winds Challenge
Joyce Ziske of Waterford Wisconsin holds a three stroke lead entering the final 18 holes at Crumlins Golf Course in Syracuse New York after shooting 71 in humid windy conditions. Louise Sug of Sea Island Georgia sits three behind with 145 and Marlene Bauer Hagge of Asheville North Carolina is four back at 172.
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Louise Sug
Sea Island
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Marlene Bauer Hagge
Asheville
N.C
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San Antonio
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Apple Valley
Calif
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Yankees Rally Past Senators as Skowron, MecDougald Hit Three-Run Homers
New York Yankees beat Washington 11 9 with three-run homers from Gil MecDougald and Bill Skowron. Mickey McDermott pitched five hits allowed, lifting the Yankees to an 11th straight win and widening their AL lead to five games. Pinch hitter Whitey Herzog doubled in a run as Washington mounted a late threat.
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Gil MecDougald
Bill Skowron
New York Yankees
Mickey McDermott
Yanks
Ed FitzGeraldi
Ees
Casey Stengel
Whitey Herzog
Tom Sturdivant
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Jerry Coleman
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Roy Sievers
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Pascual
McDermott
Senators
Pete Runnels
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Eddie Yost
Phillies Rally To Beat Dodgers 6 3 At Connie Mack
Philadelphia breaks a pitchers duel with five seventh inning runs to defeat Brooklyn 6 3 before 26 575 at Connie Mack Stadium. Saul Rogovin wins as Roger Craig takes loss. Del Ennis and Willie Jones key hits, Labine finishes.
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Aoe
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Stu Miller
Hemus
Willie Jones
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Granny Hamner
Ted
Labine
Roy Campanella
Randy Jackson
Snider
Gil Hodges
Bob Miller
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Hie
Jones
All-Star Games Highlight Twin City Baseball Scene
The score sheet notes two all-star games with a West vs East format at Win Salem’s Ernie Shore field. Local stars Curt Flood Ford and Jack Taylor headline a strong Twin City representation amid Hi-Toms voting quirks and lineup debates.
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Ae Pe Acrie
Win Salem
Ernie Shore
Twin City
Twins
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Petro
Orlando Wa
Bill Cooke
Curt Flood
Bill Ford
Jack Taylor
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Leon Wagner
Danme
Doug Hubacek
Duram
Lee Petty Wins Stock Race at Spartanburg Track
Lee Petty of Randieman North Carolina won a 1004 mile Grand National stock car race at Spartanburg in a late move with Fireball Roberts and Marvin Panch completing the podium. Tim Flock suffered an injury in a three car pileup on lap 151 and was treated at a local hospital. Roberts set a new track qualifying record of 30.56 seconds on the half mile dirt oval, besting Buck Baker's 30.60 posted earlier the same day.
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Randieman
N.C
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Sede Calif
Tim Flock
Atlanta
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Filal
Buck Baker
Charlotte
Rain Cancels Stock Car Races at Bowman Gray Stadium
Rain tonight forced cancellation of the stock car races scheduled at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston Salem North Carolina.
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N.C
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Ford Viar Vie In PGA Gold Meet
Defending champion Doug Ford will face Buddy Viar of Charleston in the first round of the National PGA Golf Tournament at Blue Hill Country Club July 20. The 38th PGA Championship runs to July 24 with two days of clinics and practice rounds beforehand. Sam Snead meets Jack Weitzel and Gene Sarazen faces Ansel Snow in other first round pairings.
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Mass
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Buddy Viar
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White Sulphur Springs
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Ohio
Increase League Lead. Redlegs Top Cards 5-2
The Cincinnati Reds beat the St Louis Cardinals 5-2 at Crosley Field aided by two homers in the sixth inning and two more in the eighth. Brooks Lawrence worked relief to hold the Cards to a single hit in the final four innings. Ed Bailey scored Frank Robinson from third on a late infield grounder as Cincinnati widened its NL lead.
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Milwaukee Braves blank Cubs 5-0 in shutout
Lew Burdette pitched six hits allowed and drove in the decisive run as the Milwaukee Braves defeated the Chicago Cubs 5-0 for their second straight shutout. Cubs managed only two baserunners to reach second base as Milwaukee columned three doubles to keep Burdette dominant.
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Baseball Box Score Sketch Stirs Crowded Statline
R Werts Rosen Power Zernial Lopez Pinigan Baxes and Carrasquee figure in a muddled box score style. Power drives two runs while Rosen and Zernial contribute. Ditmar notches six strikeouts and a 2-2 record. Scoring line notes Kansas City 6 Cleveland 5 with Aguirre and Peller in key moments.
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