Orioles Defeat Kaycee to Take 7-2 Win
Milt Pappas won his fifth straight for the Baltimore Orioles beating the Kansas City Athletics 7-2 on two hits. The 22 year old right hander, who returned from a May arm injury, improved to 6-3. KC scored in the first and sixth on two singles and an error, with Pappas issuing two walks in the sixth.
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White Sox Edge Indians 3-2 on late Smith homer
Cleveland tied the game in the ninth when Al Smith belted a two run homer off Jim Grant. Grant lost after a five hitter bid but Frank Funk preserved his eighth win of the year. Smith hit his 19th homer to key the comeback.
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Indians jump to 2-0 lead in first inning
The Indians take a 2-0 edge after Jim Piersall walks and scores on Tito Francona's triple. Bubba Phillips adds a two base hit to drive in Francona as Vic Power hits his fourth homer of the year. Grant improves to allow nine hits with four walks and two strikeouts. Juan Pizarro started and took the loss.
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Jurgensen Signs 1961 Grid Contract with Eagles
Philadelphia AP. Sonny Jurgensen signed his 1961 contract as the Eagles prepare for the season. He is the leading candidate for the quarterback role after Norm Van Brocklin retired to coach the Minnesota Vikings. Training camp opens July 12.
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Basketball Matchups From St Louis to San Francisco
St Louis with Francis 1 3 faces Pittsburgh while Milwaukee hosts Burdette 8 5 and Jay 114 visits Los Angeles with Craig 3 4 Philadelphia led by Mahaffey 7 9 Sullivan 3 9 travels to Chicago where Hobbie 5 9 and Brewer 0 3 guard the court Louis with Sadeck 7 4 Simmons 3 7 meets San Francisco featuring O Dell 3 and McCormick 7 9 or Sanford 3 5 per the day’s lineup notes.
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Baseball Scoreboard for Sunday Night Games
American League results include New York 8 Boston 3 and Detroit 3 Los Angeles 2. Chicago 2 Cleveland 3 and Washington 3 Minnesota 2 with Baltimore 7 Kansas City 2. Schedule notes list matchups Boston at New York Chicago at Cleveland Kansas City at Baltimore Minneapolis at Washington Los Angeles at Detroit with pitcher pairings and records.
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Globemaster Triumphs In Arlington Park Classic Photo Finish
Globemaster rallied from third to neck Editorialist in a 70-1 upset at Arlington Park mile race. John Heckmann rode the winner for Fourth Estate Stable, with John Rotz guiding the late move. Zig N Zac faded to second, Crozier took third for owner Fred Hooper.
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Saturday's Home Run Leaders Across Leagues
Lepcio hit one, mineprew 26, Smith 19, White Sox Power three, Indians Jensen seven, Red Sox Blanchard nine, Mantle 29, Kubek five, Skowron 18, Yankees Averill 14, Angels Camilli two, Braves Boyer 11, Cardinals Mays 22, Giants.
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Tigs Whip Angels 3-2 To Stay Half Game Out Of Lead
Detroit rookie Steve Boros broke a 2-2 tie with an eighth inning single to drive in the winning run in a 3-2 Tigers victory over the Los Angeles Angels. Detroit kept a half game behind the Yankees and halted the Angels seven-game streak. Boros drove in Billy Bruton from second with two outs and two walks before Ted Bowsfield took the loss.
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Washington Downs Twins By 3 To 2
The Washington Senators rallied for three runs in the eighth inning to beat the Minnesota Twins 3-2 at home. Jack Kralick, the Twins’ winningest pitcher, had a 2-0 lead before Washington seized the late rally, aided by Ted Lepcio and Harmon Killebrew homers.
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Slow Pitch Meet Opens in McAdenville This Thursday
The annual North Carolina industrial slow pitch softball tournament for men and women starts in McAdenville on Thursday. Pairings will be drawn on Monday. Last year the McAdenville team won the state men's title and went on to claim the national championship.
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Huntress Joins Maryland Football Coaching Staff
Carroll Huntress, a University of New Hampshire graduate and former Maine high school coach, was added to the Maryland football staff as an assistant to Coach Tom Nugent after helping with the freshman team last season.
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Vacation Homesites Near Hanging Rock Mountain On Sale
Vacation homesites in Hanging Rock Forest near Nellie Moon Circle advertise $10 down and $7 monthly payments for plots priced at $279. Located 35 miles north of High Point near Danbury, near Hanging Rock State Park, with private fishing lake nearby. Office open daily except rain days. directions via Kernersville and Danbury.
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Yankees Rally Behind Whitey Ford To Beat Red Sox
The league leading New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 8-5 as Whitey Ford earned his 10th straight win aided by a six run third inning and homers from Johnny Blanchard Mickey Mantle and others. Luis Arroyo secured the save in relief.
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Ty Cobb In Fair Condition After Checkup at Emory
Ty Cobb known as the Georgia Peach is listed in fair condition at Emory Hospital in Atlanta after a routine checkup and possible treatment for diabetes. Hospital officials say he had a fairly comfortable day and his daughter Mrs. T. D. McLaren reports he was doing very well.
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