Nine Records Fall as Rancho Edges LV 58 57 in Track Meet
Rancho edges Las Vegas 58 57 to claim the boys track meet title as several records fall. Alan Sullivan of Boulder City and Jimmy Glinn of Las Vegas post long discus marks while Broc Zoller leads Rancho with multiple wins in the 880 and mile.
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Nevada Southern Loses 15-2 to Arizona State at Flagstaff
Hank Halverson yielded two earned runs but Nevada Southern booted nine errors as Arizona State routed the Rebels 15-2 in Flagstaff. Goyeneche and Taylor doubled, Alleman and Harrison made key plays, and the sixth inning featured the game’s lone double play. The teams meet again in a doubleheader at 1 pm.
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Handball City Rivalry: Vegas and Pomona Tourney Alley
Vegas and Pomona handball teams clash in a two day inter city series at Dula Center, with singles kicking off Saturday at 1 30 PM. LV champion Gary Meador faces Pomona's Jim Triplett in the feature match, as both sides split the first two ties 5-4.
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Dodgers move to second with sixteen-hit win over Cardinals
Los Angeles collected 16 hits off three St. Louis pitchers to beat the Cardinals 8 to 5 and seize second place. Duke Snider hit a two bases loaded triple after a 2 2 tie, Minnie Minoso left with a concussion, Willie Davis fouled out, and Stan Williams earned the win.
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Reds Rally in 10th to Beat Pirates 3-2
Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 3-2 after a two run Pirates surge in the 10th, then the Reds answered with three runs in the bottom of the inning to seal the comeback. Frank Robinson drove in the decisive run with a two out single in the 10th, as Joey Jay and Al McBean dueled before the late Reds rally.
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Day’s Baseball Scores From Rivalry Night Briefs
A roundup of diverse matchups across leagues with multiple games listed. Scores show late night results including Cleveland over New York and Detroit over Boston, plus various pitchers and lineups noted in abbreviated form.
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Indians Top Yankees 7-1 Behind Grant Five-Hitter
Cleveland pitcher Jim Grant hurled a five hit victory as the Indians defeated the New York Yankees 7-1. Don Dillard and Woodie Held homered, with Held adding a two-run shot in the seventh. Grant, on 20 days’ Army leave, struck out seven without a walk and also contributed a hit. The Yankees were hurt by Terry’s third loss against four wins as Cleveland opened a 3-0 lead in the third and added four in the seventh.
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Tigers crush Red Sox as Fernandez Cash homer off Foytack
Detroit beats Boston 5-1 with Chico Fernandez and Norm Cash homers and a tape measure shot by Cast. Paul Foytack pitched five strong innings, supported by Detroit's offense and solid defense in the night game.
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Reno High tops Hawthorne in opener as Stovack Lambert homer
Reno High defeated Hawthorne 5-2 in the first of a best two out of three Northern Nevada Conference baseball series at Moana Park. Bob Stovack homered in the fifth and Phil Lambert hit a two run shot in the seventh to secure the win. The teams meet again today for the deciding game.
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National League Results Highlight Mixed Scores
Jacksonville 2 Toronto 6 and Atlanta 6 for Buffalo 4 Rochester 4 with Richmond 2 Syracuse 8 and Columbus 2 Buffalo 4 Rochester 4 present a slate of varied results across the league with Toronto and Syracuse posting strong showings and Columbus posting a high score in an uneven set of games.
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Washington Bombs Baltimore 12-1 in six hitter win
Washington Senators exploded for 12 runs through six innings as rookie Dave Stenhouse pitched a six hitter for a 12 to 1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Stenhouse allowed only two hits to start the seventh before Jim Gentile’s infield single. The Orioles scored on Charlie Law’s single in the ninth to break the shutout.
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Basic Wolves Clinch Tie For Southern Conference Title Bid
Basic High Wolves of Henderson crushed White Pine 25 5 to vault into a tie for first in the Southern Conference race. Larry Elliott had four hits including three doubles and six RBIs while Ron Huber added four hits and four RBIs. The team aims to clinch the pennant this morning at 10 o clock. Western hosts Las Vegas at Muni in Las Vegas and Rancho welcomes Boulder City at 10:00 as other league games proceed.
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Giants Fall to Colts in 7-0 Shutout
Houston pitcher Dick Farrell fired a six hitter and hit his second major league homer as the Colts blanked the league leading Giants 7-0. Farrell fanned nine, walked three, and led a dominant pitching effort that stranded only two runners.
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Braves Rally Stifled by Nottebart as Mets Fall 8-5
Don Nottebart struck out Charley Neal with the bases loaded in the ninth to cement an 8-5 Milwaukee victory over New York. The Braves benefited from home runs by Hickman and Mantilla, while Farrell earned the win with three strikeouts and a homer near the fence at Colt Stadium in a different note of the day’s baseball action.
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Angels edge White Sox as Belin earns fifth straight win
In Los Angeles Bo Belin pitched seven innings for a 4-2 Angels victory over the Chicago White Sox. The rookie southpaw, in his first start since a no hitter, earned his fifth straight win with support from reliever Art Fowler.
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