Sweep Puts Tigers Back Into AL Lead
Detroit hosts the Angels as Frank Lary and Ed Grba lock up a pitching duel in a 4 0 victory. Lary dominated with three hits allowed over the Angels, who suffered their fourth shutout and third straight loss.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1961
Page
22
Detroit hosts the Angels as Frank Lary and Ed Grba lock up a pitching duel in a 4 0 victory. Lary dominated with three hits allowed over the Angels, who suffered their fourth shutout and third straight loss.
New York Yankees pitcher Rolind Sheldon allowed five singles in a shutout as New York beat Boston 3-0 for their sixth straight win. In the second game, Boston exploded for 13 hits and won 9-6, ending New York's streak. Doubles by Yogi Berra and Howard produced the early run for the Yankees.
Dodgers suffer 14-4 defeat as Frank Robinson belts two homers and drives in seven. Dusty Boggess ejects Don Drysdale after a hit by pitch on Robinson, prompting comments from Walter Alston on umpire rulings and tensions in the season’s stretch.
San Pedro set the stage for Pearson on singles by Fred Monge and Bod Bullock and a walk to Ralph Sang ster.
San Pedro pitcher George Pearson hit a bases loaded homer to push his team to a 4-1 win over the Long Beach Nitehawks in a Western Softball Congress game. The dramatic blast came in the fifth inning as San Pedro rallied past a sputtering Hawks lineup.
Jumbo Jim Elliott aboard the U S track team complained about AAU control during an overnight stop in London before heading to Moscow. He criticized managers for not consulting him on planning White City Stadium workouts and questioned the organization. The AAU defended preparations while the team awaited departure and a Moscow assignment.
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