Cleveland Noses Out Tigers In 6-5 Thriller
The Cleveland Indians erased a four-run ninth inning lead by Detroit, then won 6-5 in 10 innings. Vic Davalillo and Al Luplow delivered key hits, with Davalillo driving in three and Woodie Held homering. Willie Kirkland widened the late rally, and Jerry Walker closed out the Tigers after a tense 10th.
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Bowsfield Keeps No-Hitter In Frame
Ted Bowsfield carried a no-hit bid into the ninth before Vic Power’s single broke the stretch, as the Athletics defeated the Minnesota Twins 5-1 on a two-hit night. Jerry Lumpe hit a two-run homer in the fifth, while Bowsfield moved to 2-4 despite the setback.
Bowsfield Satisfied After Narrow No-Hitter Bid Collapse
Ted Bowsfield celebrated a 5-1 Kansas City win over Minnesota while lamenting Vic Power breaking up his near no hit bid with a high inside fastball. Power’s single in the ninth spoiled the perfect game bid, and Bob Allison later added Minnesota’s second hit.
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Nicholsons Homer Sparks Sox 4-2 over Angels
Dave Nicholson belted a three run homer in the fourth inning as the Chicago White Sox beat the Los Angeles Angels 4-2 to extend their win streak to six and open a two game lead in the American League. Gary Peters pitched effectively with relief help from Jim Brosnan. Ed Sadowski and Albie Pearson contributed two runs for the Angels.
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Rollins Defeats Davidson 8 5 On Three Run Homers
Ed Flory hit a first inning three run homer and Chuck Olson a sixth inning shot to lift Rollins to an 8-5 win over Davidson in Davidson North Carolina. Terry Williams allowed nine Davidson hits but retired the side with bases loaded in both the seventh and eighth and struck out the side in the ninth. Davidson finished 8-19, Rollins 16-17.
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Pitcher credits manager for revival in Kansas City era
Bowsfield, Kansas City's lone left handed pitcher, credited manager Eddie Lopat for reviving his career from the pitchers scrapyard. He said, I wouldn't even be pitching for any other ball club, and that Lopat takes me aside and works with me and helps me all the time.
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Yankees Wallop Baltimore Club
Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris powered a 19 hit attack as the Yankees beat the Orioles 13-1 ending a four game skid. Mantle and Maris homered and drove in three runs each with a seven run fourth inning. Steve Hamilton relieved, fanned 11 and allowed three hits.
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Conference Net Meet Scheduled
Norman Chambers of the Appalachian Mountainers headlines the Carolinas Conference tournament at Pfeiffer starting Monday. The Charlotte native is 17 0 in the regular season and 8 0 in conference play, with 29 2 career record after transferring from Wingate. He partners with Ronnie Smarr for a 10 1 doubles mark and a dominant conference streak.
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