Giants Rout Pirates as Mueller Stays Hot in Giants Win
New York Giants defeat Pittsburgh 11 to 3 ending the Pirates six game win streak. Don Mueller boosts his average to .407 with four hits and three RBIs while Jim Hearn earns his 4th win. Freese homered for New York, as the Giants erupt for 14 hits and open an 8-0 lead in the first five innings despite four Pittsburgh errors.
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Berra Delivers Ninth Inning Double In Yankees Win
New York tops Boston 9 to 6 on Hall of Fame Day at Fenway Park as Yogi Berra hits a three run double in the ninth after Elston Howard homers and Mantle adds a early blast. Boston drops to 11 losses in 13 games.
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Clark Wins SC Tennis Crown
Corky Clark of Davidson defeats Lacy Keesler in the Southern Conference singles final reversing last year’s result. Clark, seeded No. 2, won 6-2 6-4 6-3, with coach Dick McKee praising the performance as nearly perfect. Clark previously beat Chuck Straley. Keesler topped Ed 7 of William and Mary in the semifinals.
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Lindale Dairymen Triumph 21-9 Over Northwood
Lindale Dairymen walloped Northwood 21 to 9 in a Tri-County League baseball win yesterday afternoon. Kent Barneycastle led the offense with five hits in six trips as Lindale scored in every inning except the second and eighth.
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Tigers Regain Second With 7 1 Victory Over White Sox
Steve Gromek shut down Chicago on five scattered hits as Detroit moved back into second place with a 7 1 win. Ray Boone drove in three runs with a single and triple, while Harvey Kuenn and Al Kaline each had four hits. Kaline earned the win, scattering a first inning hit and retiring 13 in a row before a late unearned Chicago run.
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Patty advances in Rome tennis tournament
Budge Patty of Los Angeles and Paris defeated Kurt Nielsen of Denmark in four sets to reach the Rome International tennis quarterfinals. Italian champion Fausto Gardini beat Herbie Flam, and Patty's next foe will be the Merlo Davidson winner. Gardini faces Larsen Morea winner in the other quarterfinal. Ernie Banks played the Cubs game without a fielding chance.
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Redlegs Edge Cubs In 8-7 Home Run Duel
Cincinnati defeats Chicago 8-7 in a slugfest highlighted by Bob Thurman’s three run homer in the eighth inning and Wally Post’s earlier jack. Pitching changes and a rain delay interrupted play as Minarcin earned the win while Davis took the loss.
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Wake Forest Dominates South Carolina In ACC Baseball Tilt
Right hander Jack McGinley pitched a complete game with 10 strikeouts as Wake Forest routed South Carolina 12 to 2. SC used three pitchers in a failing bid to stop the Deacons, who scored eight runs in the third inning on four hits and five walks.
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Pirates Option Bartirome to Burlingon on 24-hour recall
The Pirates optioned first baseman Tony Bartirome to Burlington, North Carolina, of the Carolina League on a 24 hour recall basis. The move leaves Pittsburgh with 29 players, two over the 27 man limit to be met by May 12. Bartirome will report to Burlington tomorrow night.
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