Larsen Throws First Shutout as O's Beat Phillies 6 0
Don Larsen, 35, fired a four hit shutout at Connie Mack Stadium to topple the National League leading Philadelphia Phillies 6 0. The Houston right hander struck out none and preserved Baltimore’s victory on a night that showcased his masterful control.
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Goldsmith Qualifies At Darlington Time Trials Yet Pledges Hard Work
Darlington time trials show Paul Goldsmith clocking 136.514 mph in his best lap as he complains the track speed record of 136.815 mph isn’t fast enough. He vows to push Friday with Patty and any other racers before race day while teammates Bobby Isaac and others post solid speeds.
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Dark Horse Virginia Eyes Deacons In ACC Watch
The Associated Press reports Virginia may challenge in the ACC with sophomore passer Bob leading a retooled offense. Optimism centers on backs Suree Lees and Dun phey, linemen Kowalkowski and Naponick, and tight end Heepter. Coach Tate reshuffles backs Beaudoin and Mayo as Kicking emphasis grows with Noggle.
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Lema Beats Arnie Free in Charity Exhibition Match
Lema defeated Palmer by eight strokes in an exhibition for the Cardinal ee Charity Fund of Bos. The event drew attention as a friendly competition between golf figures to benefit a local cause.
Kipmuth Lauds U S Swim Team as Greatest Ever
Coach Kipmuth hails the U S swim squad as the greatest ever and forecasts potential world records and Olympic victories across multiple events. The roster includes top Americans and international rivals in freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, and medley races for both men and women.
Baseball scores and schedule from Thursday and upcoming games
Thursday results show Baltimore 4 Minnesota 1 Los Angeles 4 New York 2 Boston 7 Kansas City 5. Upcoming games list New York at Kansas City Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Chicago Baltimore at Los Angeles Boston at Minnesota. Saturday slate includes Baltimore at Los Angeles New York at Kansas City Boston at Minnesota Cleveland at Chicago Detroit at Washington.
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Mantilla fuels Red Sox rally as AL scores shift
Felix Mantilla homered and drove in three to power Boston past Kansas City 7-5, boosting his season total to 21. Ed Bresnahan hit a two run homer in the seventh, while Wally Bunker earned his 14th win for Baltimore in a 4 1 victory over Minnesota. Dick Radatz notched his 13th win in relief for Boston as Chicago, Milwaukee and San Francisco won in the National League.
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Winston-Salem Wins C L Flag in Open Victory
The Associated Press reports Cayll and Don Hagen limited Eagles to one hit in the opener as Winston-Salem won. Peninsula closed by beating Portsmouth 12-6. Wilson beat Rocky Mount 4-2. Durham defeated by 5-2 in extra innings. league ends season with Greensboro, Winston-Salem playoff opener looming.
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