Wisconsin Rapids Extends Lead In Midwest League Race
The Associated Press reports no change in the Midwest League standings as Wisconsin Rapids holds a half game lead by defeating Cedar Rapids 9-3. Appleton moved to second with a 5-2 win over Quad Cities, while Quincy crushed Decatur 8-2 to stay 1.5 games back. Burlington poured in six runs in the fourth to beat Waterloo 3-0, and Clinton blanked Dubuque 5-0.
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Barber Demoted After Wandering From Orioles
Orioles pitcher Steve Barber, 28, returned to the team in Anaheim after a weekend absence and was fined about 500 by manager Hank Bauer. Barber called his action a misstep and said he planned to analyze his control problems, having walked 48 batters in 46 innings this season.
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Games Tonight Little League seniors Cheri Top vs Lumber Mart
Senior division games set for 6:30 with Cheri Top facing Lumber Mart at Kent monte. additional matchups include Clark's vs Wendling, Moose vs Rosenberg, AFL-CIO vs Henry's, Henderson's vs Thatcher, and minors and high school baseball on local fields.
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Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
Denver 2 Indianapolis 1 in 10 innings. Oklahoma City 9 Tulsa 1. Vancouver 4 Hawaii 3. Tacoma 7 San Diego 1. International League Syracuse 12 Jacksonville 2. Richmond 5 Rochester 0.
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Indianapolis signs Marshall for cage team
Indianapolis club of the American Basketball Association announced the signing of Hubie Marshall from La Salle College Philadelphia. Marshall had also been drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers of the NBA.
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Tillotson Gives Yankees Edge In Tight Win Over Senators
Tillotson, a little-noticed addition from the Dodgers, pitched the Yankees to a 4-2 victory over the Senators, his third win in as many starts. Mantle powered the rally with a 12th homer as Detroit’s McLain praised pitching coach Sain after a 3-2 win over Kansas City.
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Gotay Seeks Extended Stay With Astros After Three Hit Game
Puerto Rican rookie Julio Gotay collected a double and two singles, driving in two runs in Houston's 5-2 win over St. Louis to boost his bid to stay with the Astros beyond a two week Reserve stint. Gotay, 27, aims to convert the temporary call up into a longer big league stay as Morgan serves Army duty.
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Jockey Vasquez Wins Four At Monmouth Park Feature
Jockey Jacinto Vasquez rode four winners including Irongate in the Monday feature at Monmouth Park. Scheduled games list Baltimore at California and Detroit at Kansas City with night games noted. Results show Minnesota 5, Cleveland 4 and other listed scores across the slate.
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Epstein Gets Fresh Start Debut With 200-Foot Home Run
New York AP report notes Mike Epstein finally began his second major league debut with the Washington Senators after a trade from Baltimore. He singles at his first plate appearance, is thrown out attempting to steal, drops an easy fly for his first error, then hits a surprisingly short inside the park homer. Epstein, 24, had been suspended for refusing a minor-league assignment and was traded with Frank Bertaina for Pete Richert.
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Major League Stars Pitching and Batting Highlights
Denny McLain of Detroit scattered seven hits over 11 innings and allowed one earned run as the Tigers edged Kansas City 3-2. Billy Williams of Chicago slugged two homers, his eighth and ninth, plus a single, driving in three and scoring twice as the Cubs defeated Philadelphia 13-3.
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