Angels Rally With Five Homers In Cleveland Loss
Angels slugged five homers led by George Thomas and Lean Wagner, as Ted Bowsfield earned his seventh win over the Indians. Bob Sadowski hit the Angels' lone homer with a man aboard, while Cleveland's Phillips and Held matched with solo shots. Thomas went six for ten in the series, Wagner revived after a slump, and Art Fowler closed with three hitless innings for the save.
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Reds Sweep Cubs in Second Game After Late Rally
Jerry Lynch delivered a two run pinch single to cap a four run seventh inning as the Cincinnati Reds salvaged a 4 0 victory over the Chicago Cubs in the nightcap after dropping the opener 3 2 Don Cardwell went the distance for the Reds in the win while Jim Brewer pitched well before a disputed call swung momentum in the Cubs favor
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PGA Playoff Today Delayed By Rainy Conditions
Weather left the course soft and soggy with water on some greens while Barker sank several scores despite a rainy, damp day. Greens held pitch shots well and putted beautifully but scores remained high as players battled wet conditions.
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Bosox Split on Ginsberg's 10th Inning Single
Boston gains split of doubleheader after pinch hitter Doe Ginsberg drives in 10th inning run in Sunday game versus Chicago.
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US Men Sweep Poland as Hayes Jones and Truex Shine
In heavy rain at Warsaw Stadium, Olympians Hayes, Jones, and Max Truex led the United States to a 121-91 victory over Poland in the two day European tour opener. The US women trailed 57-49 as Erin Dunn and Vivien Brown placed in nonheadlining events. Truex won the 10 000 meter run in 30 08.4 while Jones dominated the sprints and leg leading the relay. Several other U.S. men posted wins including Jerry Sibert in the 800, John Velses in pole vault, and a relay team of Williams, Cashmat, Plummer, and Young. The meet featured soggy conditions and a mix of strong performances as the Americans began the tour on a high note.
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Softball Schedule Summary Amid Morning Split Efforts
A fragmented report notes Lynch saving a 4-2 softball game as seven players contributed morning efforts while eight added more in the afternoon. Ex-Red Sox teammates are referenced in a moner-like inset, with unclear context and a single 4-2 scoreline.
Denney Wins 40-Lap CJA Stock at Gardena Speedway
Denney, driving an Olds 10 CJA car, led wire-to-wire to win the 40-lap CJA stock car main at Gardena's Western Speedway. A crowd of 3,212 watched as other racers and local notes filled the page with scattered results from leagues and clubs.
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Manager Ralph Honk Faces Fine After Outburst
New York Yankees manager Ralph Honk faced a fine and possible suspension after losing his temper at umpire Ed Hurley during the ninth inning of Sunday's doubleheader defeat in Baltimore. The incident followed Hurley's third strike call on Cletis Beyer with the bases loaded and after Hector Lopez grounded into a game-ending double play.
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Fullmer Defends Title Saturday Birds Stun Yanks
Orioles pair of wins over the Yankees at Yankee Stadium, led by Steve Barber and Milt Pappas, push them within 4 1/2 games of the leader as Gene Fullmer prepares to defend his world middleweight title Saturday night against Florentino Fernandez of Cuba.
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Richards Wins by 2 in Southern California Golf Championship
Ted Richards of Bel Air ZC survived a shaky final round 76 to win the 62nd Southern California Golf Assn championship by two strokes at Los Angeles Country Club. He finished 72 holes at 285, with Gene Andrews second at 287 after a 70. Dick Claver and Dutt Lawrence tied for third.
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