Tigers Snap Streak as Bunning Beats Twins 3-1
Detroit right-hander Jim Bunning shut down Minnesota until the ninth inning, earning a 3-1 victory that ends the Twins 10-game run. Battey hit his 10th homer off Bunning, while Detroit rallied with a four-run fourth inning featuring a bases-loaded single from Triandos and a sacrifice fly by Colavito.
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Chisox Blank Boston 6-0 in Pitchers Duel
Chicago White Sox blank Boston Red Sox 6-0 behind John Buzhardt a three hit shutout with five wins against two losses. Floyd Robinson and Mike Hershberger drove in runs while Chicago struck early and chased Conley in the third inning.
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Cardinals Rally Past Giants 6-5 In NL Tilt
Curt Flood scored the winning run in the ninth as St. Louis erased a 5-2 deficit. Stan Musial delivered a two run, infield pop single was ruled out on the fly rule. Willie Mays and Felipe Alou contributed for San Francisco in a game that tightened the NL race. Whitey Ford limited Cleveland to three hits in a separate game.
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K City Rips Nats By 9-3
Kansas City Padres Orlandor Pena earns win and drives in a grand slam as KC shells Washington 9 to 3 in a Friday night game. Pena hits a grand slam in a six run fifth inning to topple the Senators who drop to four straight losses.
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Colts Edge Braves 3 2 Behind Bateman’s Fourth Inning Hit
Houston rookie John Bateman delivered a two run single in the fourth inning to lift the Colts to a 3-2 win over the Milwaukee Braves. Ken Johnson pitched effectively to limit the Braves.
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Pirates Beat Mets 2-0 Behind Schwall Sealed Win
Don Schwall limited the Mets to four singles over six plus innings and Jerry Lynch belted a two run homer in the seventh as the Pirates defeated New York 2-0 at the Polo Grounds. Bill Mazeroski reached on a walk before Lynch's shot into the upper right field seats.
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Baseball Results and Tonight's Schedule Across Leagues
Results from American League National League and minor leagues recap scores for Kansas City Washington New York Cleveland Chicago Boston Detroit Minnesota Los Angeles Baltimore San Francisco Cincinnati Houston Milwaukee St Louis Seattle Salt Lake City Texas League and previews of tonight's games featuring Orioles Dodgers Yankees Cubs and more with pitcher records and matchups listed.
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Big Saturday Attracts Rich Thoroughbred Stakes Lineup
The Californian opens Hollywood Park’s summer parade with the $100,000 California and the $75,000 Mother Goose at Aqueduct headlining a major Saturday for thoroughbred racing. Cadiz leads older horses, Spicy Living tops the 3-year-old fillies, and several notable runners and absentees shape the fields and wagering totals.
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Slice Cream Cheese Thin With Bread Trick
A kitchen hack uses a piece of bread pressed against blocks of cream cheese to produce thin even slices without crumbling. The method leverages bread’s softness to shape and reduce breakage during slicing.
Attendance In Majors Drops on Memorial Day
Attendance at 10 major league parks on Memorial Day totaled 196,516, down from 290,892 last year. The AL drew 106,201 while the NL had 90,315. The Mets drew 37,170 and Detroit beat the Angels 9,999 in Los Angeles. Racing tracks attendance fell to 262,370 from 270,131, led by Aqueduct at 65,276.
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Candy Spots Set For Aqueduct
Candy Spots, favorite for the $125,000 added Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct, arrived Friday from Garden State Park where he won the Jersey Derby on Memorial Day. The California colt owned by Rex Ellsworth and trained by Mesh Tenney has eight wins in nine starts, including the Santa Anita Derby, Florida Derby, Preakness, and Jersey Derby.
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Angels Fly Past Orioles in 7-4 Victory
Los Angeles Angels hitters collected 15 hits to beat Baltimore 7-4, tying the Orioles with New York for the American League lead in a game where Dan Osinski earned his first major league start victory. Joe Koppe and Charley Dees each had three hits and two RBIs. Dees hit his first big league homer. Pappas took the loss after allowing seven runs, six earned, on 12 hits.
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Pavletich Delivers Bases-Loaded Hit in Reds 7 Dodgers 4
Don Pavletich lined a bases-loaded single as Cincinnati broke a 4-4 tie with a three-run fifth inning to defeat Los Angeles 7-4. Leo Cardenas drove in two, Vada Pinson homered, and Jim Maloney earned the win making his record 7-2. Dick Tracewski injured Maloney with a bruise on the heel. Willie Davis homered for the Dodgers. St Louis beat San Francisco 6-5 to move into second place.
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Early Wynn Joins Tribe to Seek 300 Wins
Early Wynn, 43, agreed to terms with the Cleveland Indians and will arrive Monday to begin workouts. Manager Birdie Tebbetts and Wynn will decide when he is placed on the active roster. his career stands at 299 wins and 227 losses.
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Darlene Hard Announces Marriage and Retirement from Tennis
Surbiton England AP Darlene Hard America’s top ranking female tennis star says she will marry Fred Shockley from Los Angeles and retire from international tennis at season end after defeating Pat Hird 6-1 6-2 in the Surrey grass court event. Shockley is an engineer.
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Cubs Edge Phillies 2-1 In Tight NL Contest
Chicago nipped Philadelphia 2-1 as Bob Buhl kept the Phillies off balance through seven. Lindy McDaniel escaped a bases loaded jam in the eighth to preserve the win. Dick Bertell and Lou Brock drove in the Cubs’ runs in the third and fourth innings. Paraguay adds protective tariffs in regional shift.
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State Baseball Pairings Listed
The University Interscholastic League announced the state schoolboy baseball schedule with pairings for AAA and AAAA divisions. Tuesday games include Jasper vs South San Antonio and Dumas vs Fort Worth Castleberry. later Lufkin vs San Antonio Lee and Lubbock Monterey vs Houston Bellaire. AAAA games feature Lufkin and Lee at 7 p.m. and Lubbock Monterey vs Bellaire at 9 p.m. The AAA consolation and AAAA consolation games are set for 3 p.m. and 3 p.m. respectively, with the AAA championship at 7 p.m. and the AAAA title game at 9 p.m.
Five Runners To Test Snell In Invitational Half Mile
Five top rivals join Peter Snell in an invitational half mile at the Southern Pacific AAU championships in Occidental. Competitors include Jim Grelle, John Dunkelberg, Jim Dupre, Greg Pelster, and Warren Farlow. Snell aims to break his world record of 1 45.5, his only chance this year as he requested the event.
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Famed Matador Curro Giron Sets Juarez Debut Card
Curro Giron of Venezuela arrives after a two ear win in Tijuana and a planned Juarez bow at Plaza Monumental on Sunday. Also on the card is Spaniard Paco Corpus. The three bulls weigh about 1000 pounds each and hail from the Corlome herd. He will then return to Tijuana before resuming Spain engagements.
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