Francona heroics lift Indians in split with Orioles
Tito Francona slammed a three run homer in the ninth to cap a day with seven hits as Cleveland beat Baltimore 6 3 in the nightcap after a 5 4 opener. Gary Bell went the distance for Cleveland. Orioles pounded Cal McLish and O Dell for 15 hits in the opener.
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Dodgers Rally Past Phillies to Stay in Pennant Race
Los Angeles erupted for three runs in the fifth inning to beat Philadelphia 4 3 and keep pressure on the NL leaders. Duke Snider and Jim Gilliam produced key hits while Charlie Neal homered in the fifth. Norm Larker doubled in a run. Don Cardwell took the loss for the Phillies as Philadelphia stranded runners in the late innings.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From The Assoquates Era
Baseball standings and results from American and National Leagues with All-Star game notes at Los Angeles. Monday schedule lists All-Star events and results from St Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati Chicago Washington San Francisco Philadelphia Boston Detroit Kansas City New York Los Angeles. Also mentions talks over a 5000 ton car shipment and a late weathered line.
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Walkersville Dominates Middletown in Tri-County Baseball
Walkersville won 18-1 over Middletown to seize early control of the Tri-County first place. Ken Eaves fanned 11, two Walkersville homers by Zimmerman and Ramsburg fueled the onslaught, with Buck Houck contributing key blows. CREAGERSTOWN and YELLOW SPRINGS also posted decisive wins, while Harmony upset Frederick 36 to 5 in a high scoring Heart of Maryland clash.
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Democratic congresswoman Mary Norton dies in heart attack
Mary T. Norton of Greenwich Connecticut former Democrat representative from New Jersey for 26 years died of a heart attack. She was born in Jersey City.
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