Tigers Triumph In 12th Inning Over Orioles
Detroit Tigers nursed a 6-5 victory over the Baltimore Orioles in 12 innings. Boros started the deciding rally with a double, then Mansyell delivered a 12th inning pinch single to plate Steve Crum and seal the win for the league-leading Tigers. Cleveland, sorry, but the Orioles rallied twice to tie, yet could not seize the lead.
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Twins crush A's 18-2 in five-hit Kansas City rout
Kansas City’s Jo Nuxto allowed five hits and took the loss as the Minnesota Twins erupted for 18 runs, sending 13 batters to the plate in the fourth inning. Kralick earned his seventh win to improve to 7-5, while the A’s stumble to their 12th defeat in 16 games.
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Three Yank Coeds Reach Wimbledon Last 16
McKinley idle as three American girls advance to the Wimbledon women’s singles last 16. Karen Haulae 18 from Chula Vista defeats Eva Duldig 6 3 6 2. Justina Bricka defeats J L Delaford 6 1 6 3. Mimi Arnold defeats Kien Herich 6 2 6 1.
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Three Tied for Buick Lead at halfway point
Grant Michigan AP Three posters chase first Buick Open win of 1966 with Bill Casper Jr Dave Ragan and John Potts sharing the lead at 140 after opening rounds Casper and Ragan 68s while Pott struck 68 also January Balding and Raymond one behind at 141 with Aaron Burke and Farrudin at 142 two more at 141 142 share the field through Friday in Grant Michigan
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Keen Triumphs In Feature Tying So Cal Record
Neil Keen of Pasadena won his eighth straight Ascent Park motorcycle feature on Friday night tying a Southern California record. The night also saw Bob Kircher set a track record of 4:05.91 in the amateur main. Results list Keen, Gunter, O'Brien, Gibson in the 15 lap event and Kircher, Petty, Anderson, Skibstad in the 16 lap amateur, with Kircher’s time noted.
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Junior Baseball Rotary League Report Patchy OCR
Rotary League notes show a fragmented report with team names like Braves and Columbus. Readable segments mention a community presentation and a game score differentials, but details are unclear due to corrupted text.
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Prentice Ties for Open Lead in Women’s Golf
In a tense milepost round at the Women’s Open, dark-haired Prentice shares the midway lead with a steady performance as Finnie, Roth Jessen, and others challenge. Final totals hover around 148 to 230 with notable players such as Betsy Rawls, Mickey Wright, and Barbara Reback contending, while the air stays calm and conditions favor solid scoring.
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Locals Triumph in Open Net Play at Long Beach
Five Long Beach players reach third round in singles at Long Beach Open championships. AL Bray wins men's singles while Bray also stars in women's singles closely followed by Cary Johnston Vicki Cromwell and Jeanette Johnson in the doubles and group play. Results include Bray defeating Glasse 6-4 6-0 and others with various scores across events, as play continues at Long Beach City College.
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Athletics seek punch with new batting coach
The Kansas City Athletics plan to hire a batting coach to boost their weak lineup. GM Frank Lane confirms an offer has been made to a man, but his acceptance is not yet known. Hank Bauer has urged improved hitting as key to turning around a poor start.
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MSY TAKES AAU LEAD IN NM DECATHLON
Arizona State University’s Don Jessy Friday led the first flight of the AAU decathlon at the University of New Mexico with wins in the 100 meter dash broad jump and shot put. He totaled 2,328 points after the first three events, aided by an 11.1 second 100, a 22 feet 64 inch broad jump and a 43 feet 114 inch shot put. Mil Molkey of Memphis twisted his hamstring, hindering his bid.
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Mantle Powers Ford in 5-1 Yankees Win at Senators
New York, AP news: Whitey Ford notches his eighth win in a month and 14th of the season with a near flawless five-hitter to pace the Yankees past Washington 5-1. Mickey Mantle belts his 25th homer, a 455-foot inside-the-park shot with one aboard in the sixth. Ford ties modern lefty records by winning eight games in a month. only a few legends previously did so.
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Bell's Six-Hitter Beats Red Sox 10-2 in Cleveland
Cleveland Indians ignite after a slump behind Gary Bell's six hitter to beat the Boston Red Sox 10-2. Infielders Mike De La? and Wendie Held drive in runs with key hits as the Indians end a skid and stretch the offense in a high scoring night.
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Richardson Gains Semis in Ocean Link Golf
Richardson extended his run with a sixth straight victory in a coastal course match. He overcame late holes and a dangerous 17th to secure a semifinal spot, with Canelti and others advancing in Friday quarterfinals amid a series of close results and name-dense scores from the regional field.
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Meadowlark 54-Hole Championship Opens With 260 Player Field
Defending champion Steve Swann of Rancho heads a 260 player field in the Meadowlark 54-hole medal play opening round. Notables include City champion Dick Clover, Dick Rossman, Bob Hae, Ed Korylak, 1959 champ John Manville, Meadowlark club champ Tommy Hickman, and Mike Ferentz. Action runs Sunday to Tuesday with five flights and $2,000 in prizes. Tournament chairman Jin Neyers.
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Riley Wins California state Pell tournament title
Riley of San Diego California defeated rivals to win top honors at the California state pell tournament sponsored by the junior chamber of commerce at the Bermuda Dunes Country Club. He was a quarterfinalist last year and advanced to the final rounds this year in Palm Springs California.
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