White Sox take over fifth place with 4-2 win over Tigers
Frank Baumann pitched a complete game to lift the Chicago White Sox to a fourth straight victory, beating the Detroit Tigers 4-2. Floyd Robinson sparked a seven hit attack with a two run homer and a run producing double, as Detroit dropped to sixth and Chicago moved up in the AL race.
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Earley First Start Sparks Red Sox Past A's 4-2
Boston ace Arnold Earley won in his first major league start despite tiring in the ninth. Pete Runnels and Eddie Bressoud hit solo homers off Bill Fischer, with Gino Cimoli tripling and Haywood Sullivan homering to spoil the shutout. The Athletics closed to within two on errors and a late double play preserved the 4-2 Boston win. Washington edged Minnesota 4-3 as Jim Hannan held the Twins scoreless in relief after a late rally. Ken Hamlin, Chuck Cottier, and Jim King started the rally with critical hits.
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Yankees Rally Past Angels 9-8 In 10th Inning Thriller
The New York Yankees, leading the league, erased a four run edge by Los Angeles and won 9-8 in 10 innings. Tom Tresh belted a two run homer in the 10th as Ed Sadowski hit his first homer of the year for the Angels. The win keeps New York a game up on Cleveland and 12 games ahead of Los Angeles. The Angels hit five homers in the last five frames including Torres, Thomas, Averill, Pearson and Sadowski. Attendance 35,228.
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Palmer Faces Trouble With British Ball Return
Arnold Palmer, fresh from winning the British Open at Troon with a 276, fears adjusting to the American sized ball for the PGA Championship near Philadelphia. He cites fatigue from travel and crowd hype, plans to practice, and aims to add the PGA crown to his Masters and British Open titles.
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Clinton's hot stretch fuels Red Sox power surge
Lou Clinton, the 24 year old Red Sox outfielder, exploded for nine homers in a 14 game span and 30 hits in 54 at bats. His grand slam against the Athletics and clutch hit in a 15 inning win boosted Boston as manager Pinky Higgins notes Clinton is just swinging and seeing the ball well.
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Dole Released From Hospital After Heart ailment
Davidson College football coach Bill Dole leaves Charlotte hospital where he had been treated for a month. Doctors say he should rest at home for the next two weeks to recover.
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Baseball Scores and Sunday Matches Across The League
Los Angeles 17 New York 3 Pittsburgh 4 Houston 2 Chicago 6 Cincinnati 3 St Louis 2 Milwaukee 0 Philadelphia 6 San Francisco 5. Sunday's games feature San Francisco at New York and Los Angeles at Philadelphia among others with pitchers Bolin Pierce Padres Moeller Ortega Ma haffey Smith Buhl Ellsworth Love Woodeshirk Johnson Washburn Simmons Francis Had dix Klippstein Drabowsky Burdette Lemaster in lineups.
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Baseball Scores and Matches From an American League Card
Major league results include New York edging Los Angeles 9 to 8 in ten innings and Baltimore defeating Cleveland 4 to 3 in fourteen innings. Chicago beat Detroit 4 to 2 and Minnesota topped Boston 4 to 2 as the circuit played multiple late games.
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Gentile's 14th inning homer seals Orioles win over Indians
Jim Gentile belted a leadoff homer in the 14th for his 22nd of the year, lifting Baltimore to a 4-3 victory as Cleveland squandered chances in extra innings. Bubba Phillips was held at the plate on a close play, and the Indians tied the game in the eighth before the decisive blast.
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Prove It Wins Hollywood Gold Cup Handicap
Prove It and Olden Times used a one two speed burst to lead the field in the $162,100 Hollywood Gold Cup Handicap at Hollywood Park. Prove It surged from behind to win $102,100, with Windy Sands second and Cadiz third as 58,127 fans watched the 23rd running. Henry Moreno rode Prove It who carried 125 pounds for California trainer Rex Ellsworth.
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