Red Sox Rally To Nip Yankees, 4 3
Boston starts with no hits through six as Al Downing falters in the seventh. Frank Malone delivers the infield hit to drive in the winning run in the eighth with Carl Yastrzemski and Dick Stuart keying the rally.
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Snyder's ninth inning homer gives Orioles 2 1 win over Athletics
Russ Snyder hammered a 1 2 pitch from Orlando Pena in the ninth for a 2 1 Baltimore victory. Steve Barber earned his 12th win and became the league's first 12 game winner, despite 11 runners left on base and missed chances. Brooks Robinson and Luis Aparicio drove in Baltimore's other run while Barber pitched the complete game for the Orioles.
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Indians Rally Beats White Sox on Kirk Land Bunt
Willie Kirkland delivered a two out squeeze bunt in the ninth, driving in the winning run as Cleveland edged Chicago 4 3. Early Wynn failed to secure his 300th win, leaving after six innings with a 3 2 deficit. The White Sox stayed behind the Yankees after Boston beat New York 4 3.
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Boros Not Oldest U S Open Champion
The USGA says Julius Boros was not the oldest U S Open winner. Ted Ray of Britain remains the oldest champion at 43 years 4 months 16 days when he won in 1920 at Brookline. Boros was 43 years 3 months 20 days at his 1963 victory.
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Mantle doubtful to return by July 11 with foot injury
New York AP reports Mickey Mantle doubts he can run or play within two weeks after June 5 fracture. Mantle, in New York for whirlpool and ultrasonic therapy, says the foot is weak and ankle sore. He wears a steel‑supported loafer and may miss the All‑Star game as his 30 day disability expires July 5.
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Lubbock Country Club Tourney Semifinals Set In Matchups
Dick Jennings and Raymond Marshall lead among co favorites into Saturday's semifinals at the Lubbock Country Club men's championship. Jennings to face Bill Bartley and Marshall to meet Ed Sweeney as several flights reach the penultimate round.
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Louis Impressed At Liston Drill
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