Mejias Three Homer Day Sparks Bosox Doubleheader Sweep
Roman Mejias hit three homers as Boston swept Baltimore 8-1 and 12-5. He boosted his season totals amid a six game Sox run with 14 homers in the stretch. Dick Radatz saw his 33 inning scoreless streak end but finished strong as Monbouquette earned his seventh straight win.
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Yankees Sweep Tigers Behind Strong Pitching in Doubleheader
The New York Yankees, led by Ralph Terry and Bill Stafford, swept Detroit 4-0 and 6-3 in a Sunday doubleheader at Yankee Stadium before a 44,357 crowd. Terry, 7-6, tossed three-hits for his seventh win. Stafford, 3-5, allowed eight hits. Tom Tresh and Tony Kubek drove in early runs, with Hank Aguirre workmanlike until relieved. Ellie Howard hit his 12th homer as Stafford contributed a key RBI single and triple by Lopez set up runs.
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Chisox Rally for Double Victory Over Kansas City
Johnny Buzhardt and Pizarro Brosnan combined to two wins over Kansas City 2-1 and 3-2. Nellie Fox and Pete Ward spark Chicago, preserving a slim tie with the Yankees who beat Detroit to widen the gap.
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Tonight's National and American League Baseball Schedule
National League games feature Duren against Tsitouris in Cincinnati, Cardwell vs Piche in Milwaukee, Hook versus Brohtho in St Louis, Koufax at O'Dell in San Francisco, and one night contest. American League matchups include McCormick starting for Baltimore at Boston and Bronstad or Duckworth for Washington at Kralick in Cleveland.
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McBean Delivers in 12th as Pirates Edge Mets in Split
In St Louis, Al McBean struck out seven over six scoreless relief before hitting a homer in the 12th to power Pittsburgh to a 4-3 win. The Cardinals then rout the Mets 11-7 aided by seven extra base hits led by George Altman and Charley James. Altman extended a 14 game hitting streak with a 5-for-7 day, while James added a three-run double and a run, and Ted Savage and Jim Pagliaroni belted three-run homers in the nightcap.Starter Vern Law took the loss in game two for Pittsburgh as Smoky Burgess and Pagliaroni suffered finger injuries from foul tips in the opener.
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Phillies brace for 11th inning rally to split doubleheader
The Phillies beat the Braves 7-4 in 11 innings to salvage a split after Milwaukee won the opener 5-3. Don Demeter sparked the ninth inning with a double, and Ruben Amaro Jr scored the go-ahead run on Tony Taylor's single in the 11th. Tony Gonzalez added two insurance RBIs with a bases loaded single. In the opener, the Braves erased a 3-0 deficit with a late surge, keyed by singles from Norm Larker Joe Torre and Henry Aaron as Frank Funk earned the win.
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Angels Rally Twice to Take Twin Bill From Twins
Los Angeles Angels win both ends of a suspended doubleheader against Minnesota in extra innings. In the opener Felix Torres sparked a ninth inning rally with four straight singles as Angels score three. In the 11th Torres again delivers a game deciding blow, a ground rule double after Dees, Battey and others.
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Surging Indians sweep Senators in doubleheader
Cleveland Indians rally to win 4-3 in the first game and 7-4 in the nightcap Sunday. Fred Whitfield delivered a three run homer in the ninth of the second game to complete the sweep. Dick Donovan earned the nightcap victory as Cleveland extended its winning streak to four. Minnie Minoso led Washington with four hits in the opener. Jim King homered for the Senators and Willie Kirkland hit a homer for Cleveland in game two.
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Hicks Takes Second Tulsa Golf Crown
Ken Hicks of Amarillo defends his Tulia Lake Golf Tournament title with a one over par 72 to narrowly beat Amarillo rivals Buddy Hamilton and Bob Baker. Hamilton wins the runner up trophy after a sudden death playoff on the third extra hole.
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Go Seen For Bout Winner Title Go Seen For Bout Winner
Benito Juarez of San Antonio and Johnny Brooks of Wichita Kansas meet in a 10 round main event on June 24 for a shot at the Texas lightweight title Vic Graffio of Port Arthur is the target champion in Dallas. The winner earns a July title bout on a card likely featuring Curtis Cokes versus Guy Sommerlin.
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Cardinals Acquire Lew Burdette From Braves
The St. Louis Cardinals announce the acquisition of veteran pitcher Lew Burdette from the Milwaukee Braves in a near midnight trade. In exchange the Cardinals send catcher Gene Oliver and minor league pitcher Bob Sadowski to Milwaukee. Oliver, 28, has shared catching duties this season, while Sadowski, 25, spent spring training with St. Louis and has been pitching for the Atlanta farm club in the International League.
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Daylight Burglar Targets Homes Steals Classical Recordings
London police hunt a bold daytime thief who breaks into residences and removes only vinyl or cassette recordings of classical music from victims. Investigators describe the suspect as daring and selective, implying a motive tied to music collection. No injuries reported.
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