Charles Sparks A's Rally to 8-4 Win Over Senators
Ed Charles hit a homer and two run producing singles to lift the Kansas City Athletics to an 8-4 victory over Washington. Norman Bass earned the win in relief, improving to 1-5 after inauspicious starts, as the Senators jumped to a 3-0 lead but the A's tied it in the fifth with Charles homering and Dick Howser adding a two run shot.
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Tigers Belt Cleveland By 9 To 3
Detroit rode Jim Bunning's solid relief outing and a solo homer to defeat the Cleveland Indians 9 to 3. Bunning replaced Don Messi in the eighth, a string of two strikeouts and five straight outs preserved a 4-3 edge before Detroit broke the game open with a five run ninth inning, fueled by Bunning's homer off Frank Funk as Cleveland miscues fueled the rally.
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Orioles power past White Sox 11 to 6 in Chicago
Jim Gentile and John Powell hit three run homers and Charley Lau added another as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Chicago White Sox 11 to 6. Gentile's blast in the first chased Horlen, while Powell’s sixth homer of the year gave Baltimore the lead in the seventh after a Sox rally. Brooks Robinson and Gentile opened the seventh with singles before Powell connected.
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Ruffin Extends Lead in National Elks Golf
Arthur Ruffin Jr. of Wilson NC stretched his lead to five strokes at the National Elks tournament with a second round 70 for a 141 total heading into Sunday’s final 18. Mike Marshall Statesville NC stayed second at 146, with C M Poling Beatrice NE and Bob Capehart tied for third at 149. Joe Petrock Ormond Beach FL posted a 69 the day’s best round to reach 151 and seventh place.
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Yankees Edge Twins 2-1 as Terry Tosses Three-Hitter
Ralph Terry pitched a three-hitter to beat the Minnesota Twins 2-1 in New York. Harmon Killebrew homered for the Twins, while Mickey Mantle was sidelined with a torn thigh and out for weeks. Joe Pepitone started in center as Maris returned to the lineup but went hitless.
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Angels Beat Red Sox 6-5 in 10th Behind Rodgers Hit
Bob Rodgers singled against Chet Nichols in the 10th, driving in Joe Koppe after Koppe walked and advanced on a sac, giving the Los Angeles Angels a 6-5 win over Boston. Moran Tillman Wagner Hardy homered for Boston, while Koppe, Sadowski and Burgess added runs for the Angels.
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Mantle Injury Cripples Yankees Force Rotation Changes
Mickey Mantle was hospitalized after tearing a muscle in his upper right thigh, sidelining him for three to four weeks. Roger Maris returns to the lineup, Joe Pepitone covers center field, and the team fears a lengthier absence as Mantle recovers while the Yankees lean on Maris and Pepitone. The left knee is bruised but not severely damaged.
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Legion Baseball Season Opens May 31 Across NC
The American Legion baseball season begins May 31 with 47 clubs across four areas. Area 3 opens with 10 of 11 teams, Area 4 starts June 1, and Areas 1 and 2 on June 2. Kannapolis defends as state champion. NC has won three national titles by Shelby, Albemarle, and Gastonia.
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American League and National League baseball scores roundup
Summary of Sunday results across leagues with scores for New York, Minnesota, Los Angeles, Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, Baltimore, Chicago, Kansas City and Washington. Includes upcoming doubleheaders and Saturday home runs by Killebrew, Howser, Essegian and others.
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A's May Move Down To Texas
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles C. Finley discussed the possibility of relocating the franchise to the Dallas-Fort Worth area in a closed league meeting. AL President Joe Cronin said there are business interests in Dallas but no concrete offer or decision.
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Open Qualifying Slated Monday for U S Open Spots
Eighteen players including fifteen pros vie for three Camden local Open spots at the Camden Country Club. The three low scorers advance to Atlanta sectional qualifying for Oakmont in June 1916. Both Camden and Atlanta rounds are 36 holes with nine two person teams starting at 8 a.m. and a noon second round.
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