Fifteen ACC Baseball Games On Tap This Week
Fifteen games are scheduled for ACC teams this week with five conference tilts that could shift the race. Duke leads at 3-0 and 7-4, tied with Wake Forest Clemson and NC State at 4-2. NC State plays one game, against North Carolina, while Duke faces UNC and Wake Forest.
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McMillan five homer powers Reds in split with Phillies
Cincinnati and Philadelphia split a doubleheader featuring eight homers. Roy McMillan hit his fifth of the season for Cincinnati in the nightcap as Frank Robinson and Eddie Kasko also homered. Jim Coker delivered a grand slam for Philadelphia in the opener. The Phillies won the four game series 3-1.
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Richie Pearson
Billy Klaus
Baltimore
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Detroit
Cleveland Indians end win drought with big hitters
Woody Held drove in four runs with two home runs as Cleveland beat Kansas City 7 to 1 for its first 1960 victory. Bell pitched six effective innings for the Indians, who exploded for five runs in the first and added a solo shot by Held in the eighth.
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Musial and Boyer Lead Cardinals Past Dodgers 7-2
Stan Musial and Ken Boyer powered a 7-2 St. Louis win over Los Angeles to sweep the three-game series. Boyer hit his 50th homer of the season with two aboard in the seventh, and Musial contributed a key run as the Cardinals extended their win streak to four. Dodgers tallied in the sixth and seventh on singles, a wild pitch, and a Roseboro error.
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Creagerstown Raps Walkersville In Opener
Creagerstown jumped to an early lead and held off Walkersville 20 to 17 in a seesaw opener at Creagerstown Lawns. Cline hit a pivotal homer in the ninth as the hosts beat Walkersville for the first time since 1955 with key blasts from Fyrock and Duble and Lare contributing for the winners.
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Finsterwald Wins New Orleans Open In Tight Finish
Don Finsterwald fired a final round 69 to win the Greater New Orleans Open by six strokes, finishing 72 holes at 270 and earning 3500 dollars. He moved to 25000 plus for the year and trails only Arnold Palmer in 1980 earnings. Al Besselink was runner up with 276, while Bob Rosburg, Houston LaClair, Doug Sanders, and Johnny Pott tied for third at 277.
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Buckeystown Rangers sweep County League opener in twin bill
Buckeystown Rangers opened the County Softball League with a doubleheader sweep, out-hitting opponents and taking the first game 9 0. Lewistown and Burkittsville split, while Cooper's Tavern and Economy Oil also split, each winning one of two. The day featured multiple home runs and strong pitching performances.
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Colts Sign Wood in NFL Deal After Surgery Hurdles
Baltimore Colts sign Richard Wood a 6 foot 5 inch 250 pound Auburn quarterback as a future contract with aim to challenge for reserve duty behind John Unitas. Two knee operations hampered college career but team adds him after NFL draft selection.
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