Kaline's 15th inning hit lifts Tigers over Indians
Detroit 2 2/7 win over Cleveland in 15 innings at Municipal Stadium. Al Kaline delivered a two run single off Rod Tiefenauer in the 15th to score Burnside and Wilson after Pete Burnside walked to start the frame. Jim Grant took the loss for Cleveland.
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Johnny Podres Roebuck Team For Shutout
Left hander Johnny Podres and Ed Roebuck combined to blank the San Francisco Giants on five hits as the Dodgers moved into NL lead with a 240 victory. Roebuck escaped a bases loaded jam in the ninth. Carl Furillo tripled in the second for the lone LA run. Giants committed five errors as Billy O'Dell pitched eight strong innings in his NL debut. Dodgers 2 40. Giants 0.
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Phillies Rally Past Pirates 4-3 in Tight Tilt
Jim Owens pitched his season debut, yielding three hits and striking out nine as the Phillies edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 3. Skinner belted a two run homer for Philadelphia, while Hoak and Groat produced for the Pirates but could not overcome Owens' nine strikeouts and a critical third inning.
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70 Passenger Electra Makes Safe Landing
An Eastern Air Lines Electra with 70 passengers landed safely in Miami after circling Tampa for 35 minutes as crew checked the nose wheel. The plane returned to Miami for emergency landing facilities. Wiring checks were made on the nose wheel indicator after the signal failed. Passengers continued on a later flight to Detroit.
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Orioles Win Opener as Fans Cheer and Hope for First Division
Baltimore fans endure sore throats from cheering as the Orioles beat the Washington Senators to seize at least a share of first place in the American League standings. Gov Tawes, Senator Beall, and Joe Cronin witness the season debut at Memorial Stadium with Mayor Grady tossing the first ball. The crowd, colorful and vocal, roars as the team, with only Triandos, Walker, Robinson, and Woodling as holdovers, shows potential to fit into last year’s pattern.
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Minoso Homers As Chicago Nips A's 10-9 On Opening Day
Bimìne Minoso hit a grand slam in the fourth and a leadoff homer in the ninth to lift the Chicago White Sox past the Kansas City A’s 10-9 at Comiskey Park. The crowd of 41,661 witnessed a wild opener as Chicago erased a 9-3 deficit, with Ray Moore saving the game in the ninth after the A’s rallied.
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Maris Slams 2 Yankees Stop Red Sox 8 4
New York Yankees powered to 17 hits in a prelim season win over Boston as Roger Maris led the attack with home runs and a double. Ted Williams homered for Boston in the loss before 35,162 fans at Fenway.
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Controversy Rages Over Cerutty Olympic Women Policy
Australian track coach Peter Cerutty has sparked a storm by advocating restricting women to Olympic contests. Known for training methods that stress mental and physical extremity, Cerutty claims athletes should imagine jungle survival to push limits. He is linked to star performers like Herb El You with a 3:53.5 record. Shorty Green, former NHL player for Hamilton and New York in the 1920s, died Tuesday in Sudbury.
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Major League Stars By The Associated Press
Pitching Jim Owens of the Phillies fanned nine with two walks and allowed three hits in a 43 victory over the Pirates. Minnie Minoso of the White Sox hit a grand slam and a ninth inning tie breaking homer for six RBI in a 10 0 win over the Athletics.
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