Indians Rally In 12th To Beat Tigers 2-1
Vic Power delivered a two out single to left in the 12th to score the winning run as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Detroit Tigers 2-1 in 12 innings. Hawkins worked 11 2/3 strong frames for his first major league win while Bunning held the Indians to six hits before the 12th. The game drew 10,325 fans in Detroit.
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White Sox Break Loose in 6-0 Victory Over A's
Chicago ends four game skid with a 6-0 win as Bob Shaw fires five hitters, Al Smith hits a homer and drives in two. Smith batted 1 56 and Shaw improved to 1-1 after lasting five innings. The victory halts Cleveland's slide and keeps Chicago within reach of .
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League Leaders in National League Batting and Related Stats
National League leaders list include Mays and Gonzalez among top batters with at bats figures, Skinner steering runs for Pittsburgh, Boyer driving RBIs for St. Louis, and Bell topping hits for Cincinnati. Bailey and Skinner tied for doubles, T Taylor leads triples, Boyer and McMillan pace home runs, Mays active in steals, with Drysdale and Friend leading strikeouts. Listing starts April 5.
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Don Nicks Leads North South Golf Upset
Bill Nicks 36 year old road builder from Los Angeles ousted Herb Durham of Dallas in the North and South Amateur Golf Tournament first round match play. Nicks won the first two holes after trailing, then parred 15 and birdied 16 to regain the lead, halving the last two holes amid heat at Pinehurst No 2 course.
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Gentile Drives Orioles Past Washington With Clutch Homers
Orioles rookie Jim Gentile hit his eighth inning homer to beat Washington 11 10 marking his second straight 3 run homer to win the game. Manager Paul Richards praised Gentile for paying back his faith and keeping the season hopes alive despite early pitching woes.
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Experts Use Two Club Force Opens In Bridge Slams
The article notes that top players rely on the artificial two club opening as their only strong bid and that two diamonds serves as a weak response. Manny Hochfeld of Chicago reached a club slam in the Vanderbilt Cup, winning the opening trump lead and cashing the ace and king of spades to set up the play.
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Boxing power brokers clash over May 14 Baltimore bout
Deon Jordan world welterweight champion and Sugar Ray Robinson vie for two 10 round bouts at Memorial Stadium on May 14 amid NBA threats to strip recognition. Jordan plans a tune up against Candy McFarland thirteen days before a May 27 title defense in Las Vegas.
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Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight Historic Events and Leaders
Notable dates include 1813 York raid and Pike death, 1863 Hooker’s crossing before Chancellorsville, 1993 Sampson at Matanzas, and 1951 Greenland pact. Births include Morse, Grant, Cox, Galiman, Shuman, Thomas, Grace. death of Col Hilton in Honolulu.
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Navy falls to Pitt in 12th despite Davis strong effort
Navy blows leads amid miscues as Chuck Davis allows six hits and 13 strikeouts in relief. Pitt wins 3-2 in 12 innings with Pete Colangelo driving in the decisive run on Colangelo's first hit of the season.
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Terps hand Hopkins 5-0 rain-shortened win in Baltimore
Jim Fowler fired five hits allowed as Maryland defeated Johns Hopkins 5-0 in eight innings due to rain. George Klinedienst fueled the Terps with a triple and homer driving in two, while Phil Rogers and Don Santos added two safeties each. Hopkins falls to 3-5. Maryland improves to 5-0. Fowler improved to 3-0 for Maryland.
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Western Maryland tops Dickinson in seven innings as rain cuts game short
Western Maryland wins 64 over Dickinson College in seven innings after rain. Len Biser drives in the deciding run in the sixth and Tony Wiles and Dave Sullivan add key hits for the Terrors. Dickinson collects four runs on four hits.
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Boxing results and speaker note from Portland to London
The AP reports boxers Moyer Griffith Pena Jones Mackin Rayo Cristy Bizzarro and Rademacher with various decisions and a London knockout. Separately Bill Bullard of International Christian Leadership will speak at Frederick County Youth for Christ rally this Saturday night April 2.
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Leadership group to sponsor prayer breakfast rally in D C
The rally aims to boost leadership activities for prominent state figures in Washington and nationwide. It will start at 7 45 p m and take place in the Staley Park Field House.
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