Scores From Yesterday's Box Score Bout
Box scores show Boston, Kansas City, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati with runs hits and errors. Key players include Sadowski Taylor Herrera Pagliaroni Throneberry and Schilling with pitchers Ferrarese Hunt Brosnan Fornieles and Daley among those listed. Attendance noted as 3 026 with various at bat data and fielding lines.
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Baseball scores Tuesday and schedule for Wednesday to Thursday
American League results include Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 in 11 innings, Detroit 6 Washington 3, Kansas City 7 Boston 4, Baltimore 7 Los Angeles 6, New York 6 Minnesota 4 in 10 innings. Wednesday features New York at Minnesota, Chicago at Cleveland, Detroit at Washington, Boston at Kansas City, Baltimore at Los Angeles. Thursday lists only scheduled games.
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Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
San Francisco
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Miller
Zimmer
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Santo
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Cepeda
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Thomasville Bulldogs Compile Fifth Straight Victory
Thomasville rallied to defeat Kanapolis 6 1 securing a fifth straight South Piedmont Conference win after an early Kanapolis run. Kirby Kaney shined as pitcher and hitter, limiting two hits for the win while Kanoy doubled, McRae and Alford drove in runs, and Thomasville built a three run second inning and added insurance in the fourth and fifth.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Bulldogs
Tommies
Kannapolis
Kirby Kaney
Kaney
Little Wonders
Kanoy
Corie McRae
Bryce Alford
McRae
Alford
Bill Byerly
Tomaies
Jensen says he plans talks before final Red Sox departure
Boston manager Mike Higgins will meet with outfielder Jackie Jensen in a few days before accepting his departure as final. Jensen, 34, left the club Saturday in Cleveland and said he is through with baseball and cannot be an asset to the game.
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Kansas City
Mike Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Jackie Jensen
Jensen
Cleveland
Reno
Nev
Higgins
Boston
Dick O'Connell
Red Sox
National League matchups and results overview
National League scores show Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 2 and Pittsburgh 6 St. Louis 0 with Los Angeles 11 Milwaukee 9 and Chicago 9 San Francisco 4. Schedule lists San Francisco at Chicago Los Angeles at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at St. Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at Milwaukee, with only games scheduled.
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
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Major League Stars Open With Big Wins
Harvey Haddix pitched six hit shutout over the Cardinals, walking one and fanning three in a 6-0 victory. Mickey Mantle drove in five runs and hit a game deciding grand slam in the 10th inning, lifting the Yankees past the Twins 6-4.
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Associated Press
Harvey Haddix
Pirates
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Mickey Mantle Yankees
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Smith Wins Dee Harris Cushman Golf Tournament Crown
Al Smith of Danville Virginia captured the Dee Harris Cushman golf tournament in Southern Pines after a playoff for the second straight year. Smith defeated Gene Briggs of Raleigh on the first extra hole after both finished regulation at 139. Briggs matched Smith with a 139, 70-69, as Harold Kneece of Aiken tied for second at 140.
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Gene ‘Briggs
Raleigh
Harold Kneece
Aiken
Kneece
Army
John Josephson
Ft. Jackson
Asheville
Gene Hamm
Durham
Joe Zarhadt
Spartanburg
Charlie Prentice
Columbia
Jim Riggins
al Goodrich
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Gene Briggs
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D Amato says Liston not in Patterson plans
Cus D Amato yesterday stated Sonny Liston will not be considered by Floyd Patterson for the September defense. D Amato cited Patterson’s desire to choose opponents who have no future in boxing and noted three American rivals under consideration.
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New York
Cus D'Amato
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Liston
Patterson
D'Amato
D’amato
Britain
Henry Cooper
Johansson
Tom McNeeley
Boston
Reynolds 9 Faces Reynolds 9 In Central 4-A Tilt
High Point's Black Bison host R. J. Reynolds Black Demons in a makeup Central 4-A game at 4 p.m. after rain and wet grounds caused postponements including a game in Lexington.
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High Point
Black Bison Baseball Nine
R. J. Reynolds
Black Demons
Lexington
Bison Net Team Drops 6 3 Tennis Match at Page
High Point High School turns on steam to defeat Bison Net Team 6-3 after a 3-3 singles phase. Doubles swing the score as HP wins three straight, leaving Bison with a 1-5 season mark and heading to Lexington for final match.
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Bison Net
Page
Page High School
High Point High School
Bison Netters
Lexington
Schedule Meeting Sets 1961 62 ABA Plans
Acting commissioner Abe Saperstein meets coaches and owners to draft schedules for the 1961 62 season. The group includes Chicago San Francisco Cleveland Pittsburgh Washington Kansas City Los Angeles and Honolulu.
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Chicago
Abe Saperstein
American Basketball League
Saperstein
San Francisco
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Washington
D.C
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Honolulu
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York
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Terry Atkins
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Champ
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AP Sports Writer
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Ingemar Johansson
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