Sullivan Stars as Twins Halt Yankee Rally 5-4
Frank Sullivan needed two pitches to stop New York's eighth inning surge and pitched a scoreless ninth for a 5-4 Minnesota victory. The Yankees dropped their third consecutive one run game, shrinking their AL lead over Minnesota to four as Sullivan relieved starter Dick Stigman after Roger Maris hit his 25th homer and the ensuing doubles.
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White Sox edge Orioles 5-4 in 11th inning
Floyd Robinson delivered a two out single in the 11th to drive in Jim Landis and lift Chicago to a 5-4 win over Baltimore. Mike Joyce earned his first major league victory as the White Sox mounted an 11th inning rally after a Twins-Boston style summary of earlier scoring.
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Destroyer defeats Hutton two falls to one at Cashman Field
The Destroyer beat Cowboy Dick Hutton two falls to one in the featured main event before about 2000 fans, using a masked block tactic in the third fall. Hutton and Szabo will seek revenge in a tag team match against The Destroyer and a partner next week. Princess Tona Tomah beat Betty Clark for the other co main. Preliminaries saw Ty Colt stop Ox Anderson and Szabo defeat Aldo Bogni with chops and body press.
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Braves rout Cubs as Shaw gains 13th win
Milwaukee righty Bob Shaw fans four while receiving offense from Eddie Mathews and Lou Johnson as the Braves defeat the Chicago Cubs 15 to 1. Altman homers for Chicago. Ellsworth and Shaw credited with key pitching moments. Attendance listed at 13,303.
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Indians Rally Past Tigers 6-5 in Ninth Inning
Ty Cline's sacrifice fly in the ninth drives in the decisive run as Cleveland defeats Detroit 6-5 in a tightly contested three-game series. Indians mount late offense to overcome Tigers and secure win.
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Colts Host Ontario This Weekend In CBCL Action
The Las Vegas Colts open a three game CBCL series with Ontario at Cashman Field Friday night as they chase a strong 11 1 league lead. The team features a strong pitching trio led by Hite Coombs and Cisterna and a powerful lineup led by Lowenthal Einerworld Powell and Lillis Goyeneche. The Colts have held rivals to a 2.94 ERA through 29 games and look to extend their dominance over San Bernardino and Upland in upcoming series.
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Wills Steals Base 58, Dodgers Top Mets 2 1
Maury Wills stole his 58th base to spark Los Angeles to a 2-1 win over New York. Willie Davis drove in the tie breaking run in the sixth inning as Ron Perranoski and starter Johnny Podres preserved the victory.
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Angels Down Red Sox 5-2 In Boston Rally
The Los Angeles Angels erupted for 14 hits to defeat the Boston Red Sox 5-2. Dean Chance worked a complete game for his ninth win, with Lee Thomas and Leon Wagner delivering key run producers. Wagner had three hits and drove in a run, while Schwall took the loss for Boston.
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Fandel Seeks State 160 Title Tonight
Herman Fandel faces Roxell Mosley in a Nevada state middleweight title bout at Cashman Field in a 12 round rubber match. The card includes six preliminaries and benefits Freddie Perkins family with part of the gate going to charity. Weigh-ins are set for 11 AM at the State Building.
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Cardinal Twins Take PeeWee World Series Opener 12 5
Cardinal Sporting Goods routed the Donna Kulzen Hawks 12 to 5 in the PeeWee League World Series opener at Cragin Park. Bruce Dustin led with three hits and four RBI while also pitching, as Richard Smith allowed eight strikeouts for the Hawks. The best two of three series continues tonight at 7 with a possible decisive game tomorrow at 7:30.
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Klippstein Delivers 13th Inning Homer For 1-0 Win
Johnny Klippstein hits a 13th inning homer to power the Cincinnati Redlegs to a 1-0 victory over the Houston Colt .45s. The blow came off Don McMahon after 12 scoreless innings by Dick Farrell. Klippstein improves to 4-1 on the season.
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Amateur boxing card fuels Freddie Pettons benefit show
Four three round bouts headline tonight at Cashman Field in Las Vegas starting 8 30 p m. Henderson Boys Club members Laverne Hardison and Leon Hardison meet rivals from Phoenix Arizona while Manuel Gonzales faces Larry Clark of Las Vegas in welterweight action. Roger Brownlee of Nellis A F B battles Jesse Monje as the program follows the state middleweight final between Herman Fandel and Koxell Mosiey.
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Benton Upsets Giardello In Narrow Boxing Win
Benton a tenth ranked middleweight scored a unanimous decision over Joey Giardello at Convention Hall in Philadelphia. The 7 year old Benton dominated early, with a late onslaught in rounds eight and nine nearly floored Giardello, who fought back until the final bell. Referee Zach Clayton had Benton 48-45, with two judges split and the third at 46-46.
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Sasebal CYO Tie Sets Stage at Bridgeton Park
A crowded scene at Saint Christopher Park sees CYO action with players including Kaiser Erickson Hartman and Annie. A tight early contest develops as teams exchange leads and hover around the 5.00 mark as the schedule begins.
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Chuck's Janitor Captures 1962 City Summer League Title
Chuck's Janitor won the city recreation department summer basketball championship 64 to 43 over Basic at Dula Memorial Center. George Namovich led Basic with 16 points as Chuck's built a 35 26 halftime lead.
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Major Baseball Scores From Tonight’s Games
Major andings show Los Angeles 5 Boston 2 at night. Minnesota 5 New York 4. Kansas City, Washington 0. Cleveland 4 Detroit and Chicago 5. Baltimore 4 innings. doubleheaders with New York and Los Angeles at Chicago. Cincinnati 1 Houston 0 in 13 innings. San Francisco 9 Philadelphia 4 Milwaukee 4 Chicago 1 night. Los Angeles 2 New York night. only games scheduled for today.
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