North State Conference track meet eyed at High Point
North State Conference track action returns to High Point with the NAIA District 26 meet set at Albion Millis Stadium. Lenoir Rhyne and High Point loom as front runners as records may fall in 9:30 a.m. opening events and throughout the day.
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Gentile hits consecutive grand slams for nine RBIs
Joe Gentile connects for a major league record by slamming grand slams in his first two at bats. He clears the bases in the first and second innings, driving in nine runs as Jackie Brandt and Ron Hansen look on.
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Gentile ties major league slam mark in 13-5 win
Jim Gentile, 26, hit two grand slams in Baltimore’s 13-5 victory over the Minnesota Twins becoming the first major leaguer to hit two consecutive slams in a game. He collected nine RBIs, leading the American League, while Herb Score pitched a two-hitter for the White Sox in a 4-2 win over Cleveland.
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Major Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights Across Teams
The listing shows top batters with 60 or more at bats including Cunningham St Louis Coleman Cincinnati Zimmer Chicago W Davis Los Angeles Hiller San Francisco Banks Chicago Wills Los Angeles Amaro Philadelphia Virdon Stuart Pittsburgh Banks Moon and others lead in homers. Stolen bases feature Pinson Robinson Cincinnati Mays San Francisco. Pitching leaders include Elston Chicago Padres Dodgers Duffill Kluszewski Wagner and Mossi Hawkins percentages show 1.000 with multiple 4 0 records.
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Baseball season stats lead with Gentile Mantle and Kaline
The season totals show Gentile of Baltimore with 30 RBIs tied for the lead, Mantle of New York and Wood of Detroit with 9 home runs, Kaline of Detroit and Temple of Cleveland tied for hits at 32, and Keough Woodling and others sharing triples and other markers across teams.
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Detroit 7 4 Washington 2 5 light Los Angeles 8 Boston 7 N Kansas City 5 New York 4 N Chicago 4 Cleveland 2 N Baltimore 13 Minnesota 5 Washington at Detroit Baltimore at Minnesota Cleveland at Chicago N New York at Kansas City N Boston at Los Angeles N Only games scheduled Jockey Johnny Sellers won six stakes races at Hialeah last winter Purdue Terry Dischinger led the Big Ten scoring in recent seasons Pittsburgh 9 San Francisco 1 Milwaukee 8 Chicago 5 Los Angeles 5 Philadelphia 2 N 5% rain innings St. Louis Cincinnati postponed rain Wednesday Los Angeles Philadelphia N San Francisco Pittsburgh N Chicago Milwaukee N St. Louis Cincinnati N Thursday No games scheduled
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Giants face pitching woes as Sanford silenced by Pirates
San Francisco's Big Four drops form with Jack Sanford scuffling after back to back losses as Billy Lees shines. Pirates beat the Giants 9-6 in Pittsburgh, cutting the NL lead to one game while Dodgers win in Philadelphia and Cubs fall to Milwaukee.
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Boxing Results From Associated Press Listings
Duane Horsman of Chatfield stops Clarence Harbin in seven rounds at 161 to 171. L C Morgan of Los Angeles knocks out Blitz Najar of the Philippines in the third round at 138 to 138.
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Gentile Rewarded With Seat After Grand Slams
Baltimore star Jim Gentile hit grand slam home runs in consecutive innings easing the Orioles to a 13 to 5 win over the Minnesota Twins in St Paul. The feat set an American League record for back to back slams and seven RBIs in two innings.
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