Indians Rally To Edge Tigers In Ten inning comeback
Cleveland squandered a four run lead in the ninth but scored two unearned runs in the 10th to beat Detroit 6 to 5. Vic Davalillo and Al Luplow singled to start a decisive inning as Jake Wood reached on a error.
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Twins Fall To K City In Ninth In No Hit Bid
Vic Powers RBI single with none out in the ninth broke Ted Bowsfield's no hit bid as Kansas City beat the Minnesota Twins 5 to 1. Bowsfield allowed only four baserunners on walks and a ninth inning hit by Zoilo Versalles, with Versalles later scoring on a Tuttle double play. Jerry Lumpe homered for Oakland in the fifth to seal the A's win. Ed Meyerson, Cleveland native, coaches the University of Washington tennis team.
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Mazeroski Drives Pirates Past Cardinals 3-2
Bill Mazeroski delivered a bases loaded double in the fifth as Pittsburgh rallied to defeat St. Louis 3 to 2. Vernon Law and Bob Veale combined for the pitching win, snapping Pittsburgh’s four game skid.
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Pro-Am Set For Monday At Hereford
Hereford hosts a one day Pro-Am at John Pitman Municipal Course with Bud Posey as host pro. Shotgun starts 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., entry $10. Prizes total across pro and amateur teams include top payouts and low amateur and low pro honors. Field includes about 30 pros and 90 amateurs each bringing a club member as partner.
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Casey Stengel’s youth tryouts spark Mets excitement
New York Mets manager Casey Stengel urged American youth to try out for the club after a 3-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds. The Polo Grounds switchboard flooded with calls and letters, with plans for July and August tryouts at the Polo Grounds during road trips. Ed Krane pool, 18, highlighted as a promising example.
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Yanks overwhelm Orioles 13-1 in decisive win
Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris led a 10 hit attack as the Yankees snapped a four game skid with a 13-1 rout of the Baltimore Orioles. Mantle and Maris each drove in three, with Maris delivering a two run homer and Mantle a solo shot. Steve Hamilton earned the win after relieving Stan Williams in the first, fanning 11 and allowing three hits.
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Nicholson's Three-Run Homer Lifts White Sox Past Angels
Dave Nicholson delivered a three-run homer in the fourth inning as the Chicago White Sox beat the Los Angeles Angels 4-2. The win extended Chicago's winning streak to six and moved their AL lead to two games over Baltimore, who lost to New York. Gary Peters earned the win with relief from Jim Brosnan, who shut down the Angels late.
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Demeter Drives Phillies Past Braves 8-5 Rally
Don Demeter drove in five runs including a seventh inning double as the Philadelphia Phillies erased a 5-3 deficit. Ryne Duren held Milwaukee scoreless over four innings in relief of Art Mahaffey to seal an 8-5 win and halt a five game skid. Bobby Wine and Don Hoak added RBI singles in the big seventh.
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Emerson Rallies To Reach Rome Open Semifinals
Top-seeded Roy Emerson of Australia came from two sets down to defeat Mike Sangster of Great Britain 4-5, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-0 at the Foro Italico, advancing to the Rome International semifinals on a day when Judy Alvarez of Tampa fell to Lesley Turner, and other seed results reshaped the draw.
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Jay finally clicks Reds snap Mets streak in win
Joey Jay earned his first win of the season as Cincinnati beat New York 4-2, ending the Mets five game run. Eddie Kasko homered and Leo Cardenas drove in two as Cincinnati moved to sixth. Choo-Choo Coleman provided both Mets runs with a homer and a single. Jay allowed five hits over seven innings with five strikeouts.
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Texas League Shines For El Paso Rookie Dick Dietz
El Paso rookie outfielder Dick Dietz, a $90 000 bonus baby for the San Francisco Giants, hits at a .435 average in the Texas League through last Tuesday. He has 30 hits in 69 at bats with 27 RBIs, six homers and six doubles. Dietz leads the league in batting average and RBIs while Albuquerque's Bill Haas and Dukes’ Derrell Griffith trail him closely. San Antonio leads team ERA as El Paso tops team batting at .313. Huebner and Hickman post top pitching marks in a strong circuit.
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