Cleveland Climbs To Top In American League Race
Cleveland moves into sole first in the American League after a 2-1 win over Detroit. Alvis and Woodie each homered for the Indians, while Rakow pitched well for Detroit until Krahl kept him at bay. Thomas tripled for Detroit with a later run by McAuliffe, as Kralick earned his third straight victory.
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Bernie Kennedy
Associated Press
Detroit
Max
Alvis
Woodie
Indians
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Ed Rakow
Avant
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Ted
George Thomas
Dick McAuliff
Kralick
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Norm Cash
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Bruton
Wagner
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Scores From Sunday Baseball Across The League
The Associated Press reports results from Sunday including New York 10 over Kansas City 2 and Washington 2, Chicago 1 over Boston 6 in 10 innings. Cleveland 2 Detroit 1, Baltimore 5 Los Angeles 1, with Detroit at 6 1/2 games back. Evening and future matchups list pitchers and scheduled games for Cleveland, Chicago, Washington, Los Angeles, Kansas City, New York, Minnesota, Boston and others with records and lines.
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Maloney
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Orioles Rally Over Angels as Robinson Powell Hit
Baltimore beats Los Angeles 5 to 1 behind Brooks Robinson and Boog Powell who slugged back to back home runs in the eighth after Robinson drove in Norm Siebern. The win, aided by solid early offense and relief pitching, preserves Baltimore’s standing as the Orioles top the Angels 5-1 on Saturday night.
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Braves
Lou Clinton
Cardinals
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Stu Miland
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Rico Carty
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Jim Pair
Perry
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Denis Menke
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Menke
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Jarrett Wins Hickory 250 in Late Model Debut
Ned Jarrett of Camden North Carolina survived a lead slugfest with David Pearson to win the Hickory 250 late model race at Hickory Speedway before about 10 000 fans. Jarrett earned 1150 dollars and led Pearson by more than a lap as Pearson’s 1984 Dodge blew a tire on lap 285. Pearson earned 600 dollars for second, with Richard Petty third at 400. Lee Roy Yarbrough placed fourth and Buddy Baker fifth. The event featured a 10 lap caution period and a pole lap record set by James Johnson before engine trouble sidelined him after two laps.
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Camden
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Spartanburg
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Randleman
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Jacksonville
Fla
Buddy Baker
Charlotte
Juanles Joohnson
Ronda
Johnson
Marvin Panch
Daytenain
Beach
Jack Anderson
Maris Powers NY Win With Back-To-Back HRs
In New York Roge Maris and Mickey Mantle belt back-to-back homers to spark a 10-6 win over the Kansas City Athletics. Pepitone adds a solo shot as New York snaps a three-game skid. Steve Hamilton earns his first victory after relieving Stan Williams in the fourth. Moe Drabowsky takes the loss.
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Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
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Pepitone
Yankees
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Linz
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Lopez
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Janitte
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Mety
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Howard
Grzen
Dimura
Paparella
Brummand
Ument
Clete Boyer
Yankee Stadium
Ball
Boyer
City Athletics
AP Wirenhets
Houston Knocks Phillies From First With 4-3 Win
Walt Bond drove in three as Houston beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 to seize first place in the NL. Dick Farrell earned his fifth win in relief, despite a three-run Phillies rally in the ninth. Spangler and Herrmann led offense for Houston, while Dalrymple and Callison produced for Philadelphia.
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Phillies
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New York
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Hal Woodeshick
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Spangler
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EmAllan
PordAdelphia
Senators Top Chicago 3-1 Behind Daniels Strong Start
Daniels pitched 3 1 3 innings, fanning four while allowing four hits as Washington defeated Chicago 3 to 1. Hinton delivered the key run production with a homer in the sixth, and Daniels left with a lead before Ron Kline finished and preserved the win. Chicago managed only four safeties off the right-hander.
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Bennie Daniels
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